Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, March 21, 1941, Image 1

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Moro, Oregon. Friday, March 21, 1941
F ifty-T hird Y ear N o . 20
This Session o f
Legislature
$
Adjourns After
:
Preliminary Plans County Court Proceedings
Legislature
2nd For Fair Include
*
In Length
March Term 1941
office $1.75; A ssessor’s
M arch 5, being the tim e fo r the
cffice $53.66;
216.75
re g u la r term of th e C ounty Court
for S herm an C ounty in the S tate J. L. M urray - Check protec­
. By ,A. L. Lind beck.
tion and Bond • ,
47.50
of O regon, th e H onorable C ounty
C ourt did on said date m eet in the S. E. Key - Courthouse fix­
!
Salem
,
O
regon,
M
arch
20.—
O
re­
P relim in ary news about the
By Giles L. French
tu res - C lerk’s vault
' 50.00
g o n ’* fo rty first legislative assem ­ county fa ir includes the fact of a C ounty C ourtroom in the C ourt
W.
E.
T
a
te
-
V
ital
S
ta
tis
tic
s 0.25
House
a
t
Moro,
O
regon.
The 41st legislative assem bly of bly stands adjourned a fte e r 62
E
arl
Snell,
Sec.
of
S
tate
-
3
Oregon is over, having expired days devoted to the business of c o n tra ct being let with the A m er­
Thé follow ing being p resen t:
I sets Oregon Compiled Laws
j i .51 before three o’clock Sunday law m aking, the , second longest ican U nited Shows which will come Geo. A. P o tte r, County Ju d g e
/Annotated
176.25
m orning in w hat seemed like con- session in the histo ry of the s ta te , from M ontana to insure a con- Ross O rnduff, County Clerk .
1
D
epartm
ent
of
A
griculture
-
fu s ’on to those who w eren’t able being exceeded only by the 66-day
David Reid, C ounty Commissionin’
cession outfit for the Pair next i
to follow w h at was going on. session of 1939.
J. M. Wilson, C ounty Com m issioner | -S ealer of W eights & Meas. 3.76
S ip tem b er. Monte Brooks will be , T. L ester Johnson, Dist. A tto rn ey F ran k E. B ennett - Taxes on
W ashington D. C., March 20.— ! R ally it was quite orderly except
While the clocks in the House
Shiel P ro p erty 1941 .
22.16
here
nex t week to arran g e fo r | The follow ing proceedings were
No one on th e national capital th a t m any w ere on th eir fe e t mov-t ‘¿ n(| s e n a te were stopped a t mid-
Mrs.
John
W
ilt
-
Refund
due
shows
in
fro
n
t
of
the
grand
stand,
j
ing
about
the
floor
try
in
g
to
jockey
h id a t said term :
knows nor will even guess how long
n ig h t and the official records wih
on advance tax paid
1.41
In the m a tte r of the paym ent
the w ar will be o r w hat the world fur position to aid w hatever cause show th a t the ad jo u rn m en t cam e T ari-m u tu el b ettin g will again be
A.
M.
Zevely
-
Expenses
of
will be like w hen peace eventually in terested them in th e closing a t 11:59 p. m. S atu rd ay , <»« a m a t­ offered fo r those whd wish to ; of claim s presented a g a in s t the
G overnm ent T rap p er
12.50
comes. But they do know th a t the m om ents.
te r o f fa ct the gavels of th e p re­ w ager, and Mac B arber’s bucking | G eneral Fund. Claims allow ed and
En d Snell, Sec. of S tate - P re­
s
trin
g
will
be
here
again
to
keep
,
approved
as
presened
and
ordered
U nited S tates is g ettin g in debt
Like o th er leg islatu res this one siding officers sounded the d eath
d ato ry Animal C ontrol
606.00
the
crow d interested
between paid.
n t ad over heals for aid to the will have to stand on its record kr.ell a t 3:00 a. m. Sunday.
iState
Indus.
Accident
Comm.
In the m a tte r of the paym ent of ;
races.
B ritish and national defense, and and it will not stand very high.
Sine die adjou rn m en t cam e a fte r
Peace officer’s protection
4.95
The dates fo r the fair this year claim s presented a g a in st the Road
th a t n otw ith stan d in g tax will be L ittle of im portance w as in tro ­ one o f the m ost hectic n ig h t ses­
J. C. F reem an - Stam ps C lerk’s
Fund.-
C
laim
s
ajlowod
and
a
p
­
heavily increased revenues cannot duced and less th an that, was done. sions within the m em ory of the h ’ve been se t as the 12-13-14 of
• office $10 00; S tam ps T re a s­
proved and ordered paid.
m eet more than p a rt of th e outgo.
veteran observers of the proceed­ S •rtem b er which will he the week
u re r’s office $3.00:
13.00
The
unemployment
compensa­
Re:
F
o
rg
ery
and
check
alter-
I
To aid the B ritish the president
ings of O regon’s law m aking o r­ follow ing th e close o f the state
S W. Searcy - C ourthouse ex ­
tion
and
w
orkm
en’s
com
pensation
a
ion
Bond
No.
2651324.
Bond
asked for seven billion dollars, a
ganization. The
House was . a i ir in Salem .
pense
5 27
u i u Ur
i
w v a v
» W i d i i i i v ed
u
v u v
.
were
acclaim
as th v u e v m u i ost
exam ined and approved.
colossal sum, and yet this is only bi
im p o rtan t, b u t changes of equal s**6*10 ° f continual tu rm eil w ith
Survey
Association,
Inc.
-
Re.
A nnual R eport of LeRoy ,
the beginning of the aid and it not i ____ x____x,_______ i_____i____ m em bers
m em dem
bers anding
dem anding
a ‘call a of
“call of
5.00
C. W right, S herm an County A gent, I Supt. office expense
to be confused w ith w hat the importance in these have been dis
the H ouse” on practically every
The J. K. Gill C om pany - S upt
cussed
at
each
session
for
several
covering
the
period
from
Nov.
30,
1
national defense program will cost.
action, bills bein g reconsidered,
6.51
1939 to Decem ber 1, 1940. Report I office expense
Since June 1 up to last m onth the y» ars.
laid on the table and tak en off
Wily W Knighten - office help 50.OP
exam
ined
and
approved.
U nited S ta tes had made contracts,
The w orkm en’s com pensation ag ain , and the S peaker reso rtin g
Re: County T re a s u re r’s Report J M Wilson - County Comm. 23.2P
for national defense, o f $12,575,- act was overhauled again and n oth­ to repeated poundings of his gavel
________
_
The
Moro _______
B reak fast _ club
had an for the m onth ending F eb ru ary 1 David Reid - C ounty Comm 20.50
860,000 and production will not be ing done about it but to put occu­ in an a ttem p t to preserve some 1 o p p o rtu n ity to listen to some of
T. L ester Johnson - D istrict
in full swing before the end of pational p e a s e s under th e act. sem blance of order. ,, T he closing «ftp youths who are students at 28, 1941. R eport exam ined and c
‘ llo in c y ’s expense
9.80
approved.
.
this year, and probaibly not before The exhaustive stu d y m ade by h cu rs in the senate were v ery ( <,]lege W ednesday m orning and
Re: Donation of $7.56 p^r ! Geo. A. P o tte r - J u d g e ’s ex ­
1942.
two interim com m ittees was large- orderly but the n ig h t session was the p ro g ram met w ith hearty
•
6.25
m onth for 5 m onths for telephone ' pense
G re a t B ritain still ow es th e ly discarded as it has been before, m arked by one developm ent th a t response from the members.
Em ile H. Vale - H ealth N urse
expense
of
Oregon
U
nem
ploym
ent
1
U nited s ta te s five billion dollars C hanges in the unem ploym ent had the p a rlia m e n ta rian s going , S neaking
peaking on th eir wo:
work a t
SnH rv and exnenses
62.50
from the first world w ar. This tim e Qt m pensation law were m inor al- around in circles. T h at devefon- s'b o o l R obert Gillmor told of his C< m pensation Commission of The j
City
of
M
oro
-
W
ater
a
t
C
o
u
rt­
th ere is no illusions about helping tr.ough the new definition of seas- m ent
t o the d efeat o f th e electrical engineering course, the DiUes branch F eb ru a ry 1, to July*
house
1.75
tin B ritish. The A m erican tax o ra lity and the lim itation of m erit cig a re tte tax when the' sen ato rs b ird work, entailed, and the possi­ 1, 1941.
Douma
Bros.
.
Jail
6.00
Re: A m ount of $287.96 due i
p a y e r—you, and you, and you
r itin g will have fu tu re effects.
voted 16 to 14 in su p p o rt of a bilities fo r success which,, he ex-
from Ted M. Ball for construction ! Mi'l Colum bia R adio S ervice -
knows th at he is to pay as a g ift
A
m otion n to
indefinitely y postpone the
zi new word
wuiu fo
ivi r insanity was mvuw
w> luutiiuiLLi
.•••»- plained, are beiTitr g reatly expnnd- of dam on the Ted M. Ball ranch: J C ar & office Radio, S h er­
to the B ritish more money th an he legalized,
-but no one
not
iff’s office
71.02
—
• ■ — ~ ~
---- --
~ p artia lly m easure a put by S en ato r Dickson. e ,i ty. the need fo r w ar w orkers in Tt d M. Rail - proposes to trade
le e re d them in the first world w ar. « ir •» ,ane on the subject ««rill
a/xlzl fVioi
ril \r ctnnn/jJ
xr tHlQ
1 V _ ­
will V
hold
th a t Tom
T em rmro
porarily
stunned K
by
this cilfl-
sud industry and Wyman I/vnn/»k
French i ta a lk
J
*(’.
F
reem
an
-
S
tam
ps
School
rieh t-o f-w ay fo r highw ay through
T here is no expectation of re ­ tl.is change in term inology will den tu rn of events— the m easure V1
Vl his
IIia pre-law course .............
ed of
a t the
S u p erin ten d e n t’s office
8.50
ceiving a nickel back; there is no ci rc m any o f the “ m entally dis­ having been passed by a 17 to 13 u n iv ersity which will require s i / the Ted M. Ball ranch in even ex- ,
c
h
a
rg
e
for
the
stum
of
$287.96.
'
prospect of ever receiving a single eased.” New m ethods o f handling vote ea rlie r in the day— the par- , x ars of his
CLAIM S P R E S E N T E D AND AL­
‘ time.
Pm posal approved and accepted.
dollar or piece of land from the them were proposed and partiallv liam en tary ex p erts am ong the
C arl P eetz gave his talk on the
In-the M atter of the 1941 budget '
LOWED A G A IN ST TH E ROAD
B r tis h for th a t unpaid five bil- passed.
su p p o rters of th is m easure upon sym posium subject assigned to him
item
for
Biological
Survey
in
Sher-
j
Tons. How and why we are in the
th e ir
su rp rise by th e speech group of which he
A c ig a re tte tax was passed buf recovery from
FU N D , MARlCH TERM , 1941
man County, O regon:
w ar is in dispute, will be fo r years, it still has to g e t by the governor found th a t the motion had been put is a m em ber.
He has given a - The County Clerk w -hereby
Claitoflht
Account
Am ount
hot th a t the U nited S ta tes is com­ who ask th ^ t no new taxes be irr- a t a tim e when the m easure was s r .u l a r talk before g ath erin g s in
m itted and will go th ro u g h ’ t o th e p« sed and wilt certainly have to not before the assem bly fo r con­ W jlIan W te valley towns during ordered and instructed to issue a ' L. I Peetz - General Roads $52.60
w a rra n t for $666,66 to E arl Snell. E M cPherson - Road labor 61.80
finish is not in controversy.
be passed on by the people via a sideration and was th ere fo re not th k p a st term .
Si c retary of S ta te in paym ent of W. Kelly - road labor
48.46
W ars are costly and w asteful. referendum .
in x order. P ersu ad in g P resid en t . B usiness conducted concerned
t'n? 1911 P red a to ry Anim al Con­ K. D unlap - road labor
61.20
C onsider ju s t two item s. E very
C oast com m ercial fisherm en werp W alker o f thé e rro r o f his ru lin g p u ttin g oil on the mosquitoed trol for Sherm an County, to be
C. H earing - road lalx>r
4 50
rig h t the Germ an flyers drop d< feated by th e sportsm en which the cig a re tte tax advocates then w a te rs.
m atched with equal am ounts of A. S h earer - road labor
8.50
bombs on E ngland, Scotland and will m ean considerable to them but suocceded in having the action
S ta te Funds.
*
C. M erslnger - road labor
9.00
W ales. They unleash thousands m ay be a m eans of finding out resu ltin g in the d efeat of the bill •
Re:
P
etition
fo
r O rder desig- W. Kelly - M arket Roads
of k-ombs. A single bomb costs as hew m any fish are caught and how “ expunged” from the record and si-s io n wi
ap ■ e pot
“
,
th e bill rrato red bo life The House ta x p a y e rs fo, addittonal thousand-, n: tin g new spaper and O rder des- j road lalkor
10.80
much as the en tire yearly income m any propagated and by whom.
Several new s ta te activities w ere iterating, In the M atter of th e ] C. B argenholt - road labor
13.20
of an A m erican fam ily. One th ird
A new speed law w as passert then came to the rescue of the
6.50
of A m erica is ill-fed, ill-clothed and while it should be of value to b il’, recalled it from the Senate, created by the law m akers. These D ésignât ion of a N ew spaper for C. H earing - road labor
General Roads
and ill-housed, and in this under ci ies as a m eans of reducing ac* took from it an am endm ent in will re p resen t not only continual th»> Publication of Notice of Ex- |
70.20
privileged class are m any thousand ci dents it adds little to the chances which the Senate had refused to e rs t of m aintenance b u t, if past piration of Redem ption Period. ' L L. Peetz - road labor
upon (P etitio n allowed and order g ra n t­ F. M cPherson - road labor
56.20
o f fam ilies whose income for a of cu rta ilin g death s on the open concur and repassed the m easure experience can be relied
52.80
yea: is only $350 (governm ent read. It does, however, set defi­ as it had previously passed the co n stan tly increasing cost as there ed, p ertain in g to 1940 tax fo re­ W. Kelly - road labor
53.40
Dunlap - road laobr
figures) and this is the price of nite lim its on speed in certain se n a ’e and the state now has a new activities take root and grow closure) proceedings. C ourt ad- ,
51.6^
B.irgenbot - road labor
one of those German bombs. The tones such as schools, and busi­ cig a re tte tax law’ with a defective u nder the encouragem ent of am ­ jeum ed subject to call of Coun­
ty Judge.
43.00
H earing - road labor
G ar and sem i-autom atic rifle is the ness districts.
title, the validity o f which is bitious officials.
Geo. A. P o tte r
39.50
Mei
singer
-
road
labor
new arm of Am erican troops. To
Like some o th er legislatures this questioned by man>y and which
C ounty Judge
As finally enacted the cig arette
30.50
Rice - road labor
fire a G arand for one hour would one m ay be more distinguished re p re se n ta tiv e s of the cig arette
David Reid
36.00
S hearer - road labor
cost $5,000. Of course these rifles for w hat it did not do th an for m akers declare will be re ferred to tax bill allocates one sixth of the
»Countv Com m issioner
rev en u e
anticipated
from
this
4.50
George W ibon - road labor
• will never have one hour of con­ w hat it passed. Of cred it to the the people.
J. M. Wilson
source*to the su p p o rt of vocational
Market». Roads
tinuous firing, but th a t is w hat it 41st assem bly is th a t it did not
County Com m issioner
10.80
e location. O riginally the bill pro­
K. Dunlap - road labor
would cost.
J u s t G arand could pt.ss the sales tax which was not
When the Oregon law m akers
\T
T
E
S
T
:
vided
for
a
tith
e
to
the
general
10.80
W
Kelley
-
road
labor
destro y am m unition costing more needed and which would have went in»o the n ig h t seession
General Roads
m oney than a m ajo rity of the given insufficient relief to proper-, sh o rtly a f te r dinner S atu rd ay they fii".l but this was am end. 1 in the R ss Ornduff
County Clerk
sen
ate
and
it
was
this
am
endm
ent
S
ta
te
Indus.
Accident Comm
131.000.000 American people earn ty owners.
s t ’H had before them fo r final con-
o‘‘ ra th e r failure to amend the (( r u n ty C ourt Seal)
P rotection
23.82
in 12 m onths. T h a t is w ar, and
The senate also refused passage sidération many of the m ajor
C ourt adjourned subject to call N ational H ospital Association
the U nited S tates is p rep arin g to to the school equalization bill m easures o£ the session. In ad- -titb of the bill to conform to the,
8.00
P rotection
produce bombs, G arand rifles, to r­ which would have made a proper- dition to the cig a re tte tax , these ih^ ’y of 'h e m easure, th a t nearly of County Judge.
pedoes, sm okeless powder and sim ­ ty tax of 5 9 m ills on all property included the school fund eoualiza- re alted in its . defeat.
. .
! AIMS P R E S E N T E D AND AL­ Tuni-a-luin Lum ber Com pany
8.00
Wood
ilar in strum entalities in unheard to be d istrib u ted to school d istricts tion bill which was le ft sleeping ,
.
experience of
LOWED
AGA
INST
TH
E
G
E
N
­
O’M
eara
Supply
&
Im
p.
Co.
' of quantities for no one knows how on a basis of num ber of pupils. I t on -the senate calendar, the B nrke
•
P which has had a cig-
1.18
R epairs
long. These item s are to be not would have co st ea ste rn Oregon ovine hill which was killed by
|
.
.
f
f
several
ERAL EUND, MARCH TERM , Pacific Power & L ight Co.
a ’onc for national defense but for m unv thousands of dollars which House as one of its last ac ts he j -fre tte tax in
1941
L ights Moro Machine shop
the B ritish, Greeks, Chinese, and would have been used to educate '“ ports of en try
bill, also killed , 7
,
„,?.nnvim at(dv $1960 000
Account
Am ount
$2:40; L ights Wasco M a­
in th e confusion o f la s t h o urs in j to yield anrpox m ately $1,960 000 C laim ant
any other country the president ... rtern Oregon pupils.
3.40
chine shop $1.00;
a senate bill th e House and th ree m ajo r >>¡11», « y ea r » U h .
c e n ts ™ The F irstN atio n al Bank Gen­
decides to help.
eral A ssistance
$181.14 Clyde E quipm ent Co. - R epairs
to perm it tax delinquents to evade in the unem ploym ent ccm pensa- »♦ P
„li^htlv mOre than
The F irs t N ational Bank - Aid
which - e
even u —
Ul^or s l l x h t ty ^ m o re ^ th a n
fo r Air C om pressor
48.58
All this m eans em ploym ent for penalty and in tere st fo r fo u r ad- than P=
to D ependant Children
22.26 Shell Oil Co. - Gasoline
193.34
A m erican men and women. Jobs ^
^
’. n ^ e “
" ™ : : ” r V t B: f y th T c o n f ^ T c e - c o m - G
vocational “
^ a n ^ the
The F irstN atio n al Bank - Aid
S. W. Searcy - Supplies
1.715
have been so scarce fo r the past
to Blind
9.40 The Irw in-IIodson Co. -
12 y ears th at unions have refused was the la s t act of the legislature, m itte e named a fte r the House had , rt m aining $ •> ,
The F irs t N ational Bank - Old
15.39
Signs
to train apprentices; the unions did
The session was unique in th a t rtfu se d to concur in the Senate |
* paym en ■
>Age A ssistance
156.60 J. K. McKean - Diesel $18.85;
gor.’s needy aged.
not w ant com petition for the avail­ a m inority group, the Common- am endm ents.
.
* * *
G o. A. P o tter - County Ju d g e ’s
Oil filters $2.00:
20.85
able jobs. Now, wih a g re a t de- w alth F ederation, had influence
*
If,
as
is
th
reaten
ed
,
the
m
eas­
S alary
75.66 J o e ’s Motor Service - Ijaibor
n u n d for skilled m echanics, there beyond its mimibers and much be-
Opinions as to the w orthw hile-
2.25
on m achinery
is a national shortage To p artly yond its public prestige. This was ness of the legislative session vary ure is referred to the people, col­ M arg aret Peetz - County A s­
sesso r’s S alary
150.0U Geo. A. P o tte r -.S u p p lie s
3.25
m eet this situ atio n the federal p artly because it had aided in the according to view points.
In the let ion of the tax will be deferred
until
a
f
tr
the
general
election
in
Ross
Ornduff
-
County
C
lern’s
Sherm
an
County
Jo
u
rn
al
-
governm ent is opening schools to election of th e speaker of the opinion of m any observers little
Novem ber, 1942. When the la7
4.50
S alary
125.00
Supplies
teach the youth of the land the heuse. P residing was generally if anything of
1,rn’
p o rtance was accom plished t h a t . m ak ers passed this bill sponsors of P atricia Woods - Deputy
In te rsta te T racto r & E quipm ent
fundam ental trades. A lready the
lax although th ere was fairness in w ill ju stify th e - exnense o f th e ! an o th er m easure providing for a
C lerk’s S alary
> 90.60
Company - Supplies
1.32
governm ent is predicting a labor
>p-.p o rtan t rulings.
'session. Governor S prague on the ; p ro p erty tax for the su p p o rt of C. C. Wilson - Sheriff’s S al­
Moro Lum ber & Fuel Y ard -
sh o rtag e in A ugust and is circu-
o th e r hand re g ard s the fo restry > vocational education w ithdrew their
a r y $156.00:’ T raveling
Lum ber
1.01
brez’ing em ployers w ith govem -
p
ro
g
ram
enacted
by
th
e
session
as
Hbill.
A
m
easure
passed
earlier
in
Expense $35.00;
185.00 Foss & Com apny - R epairs
1.50
m nt contracts to draw th e ir help-
w o rth the entire cost. L abor lead- I th« session provides for the crea- D. W. H elyer - Deputy S h er­
W est Coast P rin t. & Bind. Co.
ers fronl the rolls of the em ploy-
iff’s S alary •
125.00
The W asco Civic club will again ers are also p re tty well satisfied L o r of a system of regional voca-
E xhibit of claim s and ru b ­
r t - n t service.
ber stam ps
68.35
W i’y W. K nighten - Supt. Sal-
G overnm ent is try in g t o . find sro n so r the lam b show this year w ith gains recorded by th e ir ranks | tional schools
ry
$125.00;
T
raveling
ex
­
C'.tv
of
Moro
-
W
ater
a
t
m
a­
°(cording
to
announcem
ent
m
ade
both
in
increased
aw
ards
for
i
n
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on
v
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u
r
m
aj?^
sc
some wav of preventing w ages
penses $25.00;
150.00
chine shed
L75
fiom going sky high. ' T here is to this week by Judge George P o tter, ju red workm en and their- depen- ’ «wf Hsure
oure i
, wp
W G. A rm sw orthy - R epairs 2.00
Naomi Van Gilder - T re a s u r­
iza ion
be a uniform scale fo r th e ship- president of the club. M eeting was dents and increased benefits for i prev.ded for t e equa
.30
e r’s S alary
75.00 W asco Pharm acy - Supplies
M ondav n ie h t at which pic- tem porarily jobless w orkers.
st^iool costs tiro u g a s a c tv.
pard s of Oregon, W ashington and
Otis B aker - J a n ito r’s S alary 75.00 Geo. Wilde G arage - Supplies 5.71
.
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.
w a" le ft ,
C alifornia; another scale fo r the tv -er o f new road building equip-
Moro G arage - Supplies & re­
While the leg islato rs authorized slum ber,ng on the senate <'»lcnd » r Pacific Pow er & L ight Co.
Gulf'- $nd an o th er fo r A tlantic - - n t w»s rhown in lieu o f 'ta lk »
pairs
10 40
C
ourthouse
lights
51.43
hv
the
U
n
iv
ersity
of
Oregon
sym-
an
appropriation
of
$170.000
to
de-
I
when
the
session
adjourned.
1
he
ce««» yards. This action is taken
Geo. A. P o tte r - Ju d g e ’s ex ­
Pacific /Tel. & Tel. Co.
to fo restall strik es; to prevent one Of <ium group who were to have fra y the expenses of the session m easure-had passed , e °u se an
pense
11.00
Telephones
,
21.80
time.- this rep resen ts only a sm all p a rt hnd received the o n “okeh”
«»
o of the e
yard from stealing siklled w ork­ artended the club a t th a t
sen
ate
com
m
ittee
on
education
Union
Oil
Company
-
G
aso­
Sherm
an
County
Journal
-
ers from an o th er and to convince
The bovs are now’ expected a t of the cost, of the Session to the
line
_
.
98.18
A ssesso r’s office $78.00:
tax p ay ers. T housands o f dollars in when it was suddenly throw n in­
n w orker th a t he will not b e tte r the m eeting of April 21.
S tandard Oil Company - Gas-
County P rin tin g $43.15:
hin c-olf financially by leaving one
F ran k Reid was named as gen­ increased salaries fo r s ta te and to the senate com m ittee on assess-
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1 oline
.
-
58.34
C lerk’s office $12.75
133.9Ç
hv the m en t and taxation on Friday. I ‘
lecrJitv and going to another. eral chairm an of the lam b 'ihow county officials were voted
W alther-W illiam s Co. - Tube
S alaries of d istric t cam e out of th a t com m ittee w ith­ W est C oast P rin tin g & Bind­
M-crf-itorv labor is now tak in g th e which w ilL probably have - e n te r­ law m akers.
for m ain tain er-
19.14
ing Com pany - C lerk’s
nl'onr of du.ct-howl m ig ran ts on the tainm ent fe atu res sim ilar to those atto rn e y s apd th eir deputies alone out recom m endations on S atu rd ay
Mrs.
Lulu
B.
Fulton
-
495
yds.
office
$10.15;
C
lerk’s
rec­
w
ere
increased
by
m
ore
t
h
a
n
-
$9,-
the
com
m
ittee
dividing
four
to
than 7 $9.-
h irh w av s. W ith only throe or four of .previous shows including a wprp iperpaspd hv
gravel @ 5c
24.75
ord books $80.00; Sheriff’s
exceptions in the Pacific north- S heepherder’s ball and other im ­ 006 a year. Increases in fees fo r fchrje. It then took its place on
W.
E.
Tate
-
Vital
Statistics
one
thing
or
another
voted
by
the
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iContinued
on
Page
taro)
office
$71.25;
T
re
a
s
u
re
r’s
promptu feature«.
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62 Day Session
Shows and Games
Moro Breakfast Club
Hears College Students
Wasco Civic Club
a
Official County Paper
Cost Survey
Being Conducted
In This County
A nother cost survey, to continue
the first one made five years ago
by the late A. S. B u rn er, is being
conducted in this county th is week
by W. W. Gorton, an assista n t of
Mr, B u rn e r in the fo rm er survey
and Allen Tom, son of Mr. and
M r/.TZurt Tom of Rufus.
D. C. M umford ¡3 s ta te head of
the survey which will include
some farm s in m ost of the w heat
grow ing counties of ea ste rn O re­
gon.
W hereas the 1936 survey was
based on 20 farm s in this countv.
the 1941 survey will include 35
farm s, and in addition to wheat
the new survey will contain d ata
on the value and cost of crested
w heat g rass and tra sh y fallow.
The first survey was haaled as
thi first real inform ation on the
cost of producing w heat since the
federal governm ent sen t men over
this county in 1920. It ahowod the
cost of each* farm operation, the
overhead cost of taxes, interest,
etc., which to g eth er w ith the value
of the product gave a basis for
estim atin g the efficiency of the
operation and the value of the
land used.
Sherm an county fared ra th e r
well in the original survey it be­
ing shown th a t w heat was grown
here more cheaply th an in any
other county of the state.
Kent Auxiliary Meets
At Grass Valley
The Kent Auxiliary o f the Amer­
ican Legion, m et with Mr«. Ted
Everett in Grass Valley Wednes­
day afternoon. A program on
Brazil was featured. Mia. Willard
Barnett gave an instrumental
solo and Helene Lemley conducted
a quiz program on Brazil. The hos­
tess presented the winning aide
with a box of Brazil nut chocolate«.
Dorothy Dunlap and Sylvia
Gilkison drew the navy plaAas.
Plans were made to serve a ban­
quet for county teachers on March
18. and to have the final card par­
ty in the series on March 29.
Kent News
The Kent grange will meet
March 22 at 8:00 p. m. in ita hall
in Kent.
Guests at the home o f Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Davis Sunday included
Mr. and Mrs. George Potter Klon­
dike; Darrell Haynes, Yarahill;
Robert White, Portland; Mr. and
Mrs. L. K. Goar and Evelyn Davia,
The Dalles; Glen King and »ons,
Ro»ber£ and Donnie and Zella
Quinn of Moro; Luther Warren
Davis, home from Corvallis for
spring vacation, and Corliss An­
drews.
G. W. 'Barnet of The Dalle* is
spending this week at Kent viait-
ing his daughter, Mrs. J. L. Mat-
the?.
Mr. and Mrs. Durward Helyer
and children of Moro called a t the
W. C. Helyer home here Sunday.
On Monday evening Mr. and Mr«.
J. C. Wilson had as dinner guests
Mrs. Ida Davis, Pauline Davis,
G. Douma and Glen King o f Moro;
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davis and son
Luther Warren.
Levina Barnet of Portland apent
the week end here visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Barnet.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Helyer, Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Wilaon, Mrs. Carl
Schadewitz, J. E. Norton and J. L.
Davis and son Lutfher were busi­
ness callers in The Dalles Mon­
day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. Blaine Miller and son and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
gather and daughters, and Mr. and
Mrs. Merle Miller of Moro and Jack
gather, home for spring vacation
from Oregon State college, were
dinner guests o f Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Sather Sunday. The occa­
sion was the 52nd birthday anni­
versary of Mrs. Sather.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Matthes
motored to Salem Wednesday
where they m et their daughter
Velma of North Bend. They «pent
the remainder of the week with
Mr. Matthes’ ai«ter, Mrs. Will
Mumper..
Mi . and Mrs. Gus Koepke o f Con­
di, n spent Saturday night h en
with George Witter.
M. J. Finlayson o f Antelope was
a visitor at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Davia Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Piuemke of
Salem were week end guests here
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