Sherman County journal., April 11, 1941, Page 2, Image 2

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PAÜË X âllË fctoA N COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON
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FRIDAY, A PR IL 11, Í94i
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ere to grow the crops for which I ,
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there is a m ark et and aiding them | k .a t C H O U S C G O S < J
to stop grow ing crops of which 1 -------------------------------------- —---------
S herm an County O bserver •'
t h t r e 'i s a surplus. A nyw ay, th e re j-
tC ontinuec iron» |,it>v o n e'
E stablished Nov. 2, 1888
is hope th a t eight y ears experience
*'3 an ^ purposes rem ain in tact
G rass. Valley Journal
will bear some fr u it and th a t the , sc -’,at
1S re a ^ y no th in g to
E stabl shed" Oct. 14, 1897
th
eo
rists
who
have
been
doing
the
be
'ome
disturbed
over u n til th a t
SONSOLIDATED ’ M arch 6. 1931
experim
enting
will
give
way
to!
di.i?,
follow
ing
on
th e heels of 1 9 3 3 -3 4
’3 5 ’36 ’3 7 ’3 8 ’3 9 ’4 0
W asco N ew s-E nterprise ♦
more practical men.
, which t h e sta te leg islatu re will
E stablished Nov. 1891
i convene and ibe in position io
CONSOLIDATED M arch 4, 1932
st aighten out any kinks th a t m ay
A C C ID EN T OR DESIGN
Published Every F riday a t
have been created by the new polit- i
Surely we are not the only one j ie.-.l picture.
Moro, Oregon
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who has noted the difference be­
Hies L. French
E ditor
i Even th ro u g h the new congress- j
tween this country and others.
E nlered as secon -class m ailer at 1 :.is S atu rd ay the fishing season ioi.nl d istric t lines should become j
thè PostOffiee at Moro. Oregon op ns in m ost of Oregon and la st effective a t an e a rlie r d ate, it is '
under Act c i C ongicss of March S atu rd ay the baseball season be- pr inted out,-the th ree-m em b er fa c ­
tor would still be controlling. The j
3. 1879.
g: n on the Pacific coast. W as it
be
ndaries of th e second and th ird i
O F F IC IA I, COUNTY PA PER
Sunday the blitzkreig season s ta rt-
Congressional
• ed in the B alkins?
i ,
.
, d , istric ts rem ain un-
< ,f c .,p
H ere the only dodging is done
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7 'PUrP° E<'
Out
e . » T i « II hv b a tte rs a t the p late, the only cas ! m‘ nbcr7 lp on lx>ardt or
C' * T I ’ ■ u; Hies are the fish o r the victim s sl?;ls * h »“ m em bership is d i .-
• m is
- ¡ o f auto accldenU . ^ h e
papers U i;' 7 ed. acc° rd ,n e
C ongress-
t,
'I
of
soldiers
lying
in
piles.
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tn
c
te
.
the
bo
n
n
d ar.es ol
SL'B SC R IPTIO N RATES
Here we look to th e sky to see lh l' fir8‘ d ls tr,°t as d e h " ei i
P ayable in A d 'an ce
Since 1933 b e e r’s econom ic b en efits have m ounted to o ver 13 billion
ONE Y EA R ........................... »1.5«. if a,.o th er rain will bless cu r erops | tln -- lh<‘ to a rd s and ™ '"W t« to n s
dollars, w hich ev ery s ta te sh a re s.
------ or to see the b rig h tly shining s u n .| " c, e created w ° uld allU conlro.'-
¡B elg rad e was bombed into nibble J 'r s t referendum move since jQ EER , re-legalized by Congress th e m a te ria l for b o ttles and glass
APRIL 11, 1 9 4 1
f.o m specks th a t flicked across :h' adjournm ent o f th e le g .s b -
as a sp ark to revive in d u stry es, coal for h eat afid pow er, re sin s
tlie sky
session is directed ag a ins*. the v h e n b u siness was at its low est for pitch, and sco res of o th e r pro d ­
A ID IN G O RG A N IZER S
Here we laugh a t "big sh o ts” i W, 'lace b i" « '»sing all coast ?bb, w ill have its eig h th b irth d ay on u cts used in th e m a n u fa c tu re and
It is still too early to tell who s tr u t in self proclaim ed I ’ * '- am a t0 J com m ercial fc h -n c April 7, and every s ta te in the d istrib u tio n of beer and aie. T he
w hether th e resu lt of w ar work in g tr.deur
and om nipotence.
A ' T d - referendum is sponsored by Union will sh a re a s a d ire c t b en e­ n a tio n ’s netw ork of ra ilro a d and
ficiary.
m o to r tra n s p o rt c a rrie s m a te ria l to
the U nited S tates is going to be
E ropean d ictato r announces a tnc Oregon F ish P ro tectiv e asso­
W ith th e re-legalization of beer, th e brew eries and bebr and ale to
rid to B ritain or aid to the o rg a ­ n< “order rig h t o u t of his own ciation o.f which Dudley T u rn a Niff
n isers of labor groups.
of A gate Beach is president an 1 brew ers poured m illions of d o lla rs th e consum er.
head.
nto o rd e rs for farm products, eon-
In addition, each s ta te is p a rtic i­
So fa r the men who make th eir
So much for our n atu ra l feeling tha les F. Henne of T idew ater, itruction, equipm ent, tia n sp o rta - p atin g in revenue from beer, both
living—an d certainly some surplus
,on and labor.
of superiority. Ls it possible be­ sec etary. The ¡ballet title for th
from the econom ic ram ifications of
- .by obtaining new m em bers for
A survey show s th a t every s ta te ! w holesale W d re ta il d istrib u tio n
e t. se we are b e tte r trained” in ret, ren d u m w a s c o m p le te d by .At-
lalxn g ro u p s have done very well
civilizing influences or because te m e y G en eral V an W inkle t h e , „ i|,e Limon h as sh a re d in su p p ly -i and from th e public re v e n u e s m uch
by them selves over the new work
miles and miles of ocean m ake us w u k a n d p e titio n s a re now bein g | ,ng th ese p ro d u c ts—raw and fin- • Of which has been e a r m ark ed for
occasioned by t h r w ar. No one
eirt d a te d f o r s ig n a tu r e s in o rd e r sh e d —and serv ices. T he Pacific th e su p p o rt of e d u c a tio n a l and wel-
invulnerable ?
can now days object to w orkingm en
to <j lace th e m e a su re on th e b a llo t »’o a st sta te s fu rn ish hoirft, barley j fa re a c tiv itie s.
nt the re g u la r election in N ovrm - j ind rice. T he g re a t M idw est sup- I B eer’s econom ic benefits have, in
joining a labor union of their
eho’ce. but there are m any who WIND
plies bark-y. coin, and in d u stria l eig h t years, a g g re g a te d 13 billion
b e '. 1942.
We do slightly .f e a r we m ay
equipm
ent used in brew ing. Rocky d o llars, of w hich $2,800,000,000 has
still object to w orkingm en being
Republican p a rty w orkers ar« XiAimtoin
t *> t » * «i «n ... K e ____
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i
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ountain sta
Yef anything but h ap p y "over the a p ­ M
te s lu rn lsh s o m e o f been devoted to th e public rev en u es,
icrced to join a group in o rd er to aiouse it , but care little.
contain-
and $723.000.000 i for
farm p pro
d u cts.
.
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u i
roducts.
work or to keep from being m an ­ the seasan has been such th a t one pointm ent of M. ID. Wooley, port- the m e ta ls for cooperage,
inured to years of sp rin g tim e land -social w orker, as head of the e rs , e q u ip m e n t a n d m a c h in e r y . | In ad d itio n m ore th a n a billion dol-
handled by strong-arm squads.
S o u th e rn and so u th w e ste rn s ta te s la rs has been sp e n t for m ach in ery ,
We have not come to realize th a t wind feels a bit of lonesom eness Boys T raining School. A lthough
furnish
m uch of th e oil for fuel and , ap p ro x im ately seven billion d o lla rs
labor unions a re follow ing the for it.
the Beard of C ontrol which ex ­ lu b rication, w hite oak for w ooden i for local business, m ore th a n a
The sp rin g has been rem arkable ercises jurisdiction over the school ......
sam e org an izatio n tactics as busi-
.........
........._
b a rre
ls and
rice for brew ing. E ast- half-billh?n for tra n s p o rta tio n , fuel
i.esz ..rganizations o f a few years for rains th a t hearten the farm - j s now solidly republican fo r the I ern and G reat La!: es sta te s supply and pow er and h u n d re d s of mil-
ago.
These were decidedly un­ ets and all those who have crops first time in six y e a rs W ooley, a m ost of the b rew ing m achinery,
lions m ore for building, a d v e rtis-
social and have been declared il­ in the ground. More of sun than New Deal Dem ocrat, w as selected equipm ent and m otor trucks.
tng a m f o th e r purposes. All of th is
legal m any tim es.
Both le^d to h rs the sunny southland and m or e in preference to se v e ra l R ep . b licar I N orthern and Sourhern states sup-j has re su lte d in d ire c t and in d ire c t
»unopoly. Of the two, those who of rain s has been our lot. It has ppnlicants .some of whom a re said
lum ber and pu.p wood for box- i em ploym ent for more than one
force a m onopoly on the w orking teen rem arkable too for the lack to have been fully a s well qualified I ?8, cartons and >»aper products, million persons, with payrolls ag-
/
for the post as is the .hoard’? ' while many of th -s ta tes fu rn ish ^g reg atin g close to a billion d o llars:
m an are the w orst fo r he is less of wind.
T here are men now w rinkled and choice fo r th e position which pny-
a! le to p ro tect him self.
N ote the prices charged certain •ray who rem em ber the wind as $21C0 per year and “ found” this |
of the building unions to those an alm ost n ecessary concom itant la tte r including liv in g q u arter«,
who would join. Y et, under cer- of eastern Oregon springs. Thev n e u ls and laund ty fo r the «.vperin- ;
ta n conditions tnen m ay work w ire tanned !by it, chilled by it tenr’e n t’s fam ily.
along w ith union men by paying hardened by it and th e ir w rinkles
S cretary of S ta te Snell, as head
Ct me w h a t m a y — sun,
ra in ,
Lady, if you w an t to be safe
a couple of dollars a day fo r the come, in p a rt, from squinting a- of O regon’s tra ffc safety cam paign
mew
or
ha
1—the
rod
and
ree
boys or, th at shopping to u r, go dow n­
A nd there are
privilege.
A corporation
th a t they faced it.
is jubilant over the announcem ent
charged a m an two dollars a day women Who recall the wind with th a ‘ th is sta te placed first in it« of Oregon will be on the open town on a Tuesday.
w a tirs of Hit s .a t? next S atu rd ay ,
Traffic accident s ta tistic s com ­
for w orking would be hailed a s awe.
division—com prising th e eleven A pril 12, for the opening., of the
Now here is— so f a r —-a spring
piled
by E arl Snell, se c re ta ry of
g io ssly im m oral. .
w e-tern s ta te s —-in the reduct io”
Slate, reveal th a t not one traffic
Recent tendencies in governm ent w ithout wind, as wind was known of traffic fa ta litie s d u rin g 1940. general tro u t fishing season.
T here are some who rtius-t de- fa ta lity was recorded in Oregon
have been such as to encourage o the old tim ers. H ere in S h e r­ Ouf to reper.* th is record in 1941
.ay the delight of th a t first day of ' on a T uesday d u rin g the first
tn m o p o ly of lalbor unions ju s t as man county we have not been Snell points o ; i th a t traffic fa ta n
g o v ern m ent in th e late years >f pwakened a t n ig h t by the wind t;e« in this state w ere reduced b\ fishing until May 3, for the open q u a rte r of 1941. L ast y ear, 14, or
th e 19th cen tu ry were such as to shaking the house as if in anger: 10 percent during .the first t.wr season in some of the counties in nearly h alf F ebrtray’s to tal of 30
we have not had to climb ag ain st ’nor th s -of this y ear w hile traffic high, altitu d es has been delayed d eath s, occurred on Tuesday.
encourage monopoly of business.
for two weeks. These counties in- ! Sundays and S atu rd ay s stood
C ertainly a larg e m ajority of it—f o r one w alking a g a in st the
ta th s over th e nation as a whole
elude B aker, Union, U m atilla, ' out as the m ost dangerous days
alw ays
seem s
to
,be inc-eased by 16 p er cent.
the people will a g ree th a t eith er wind
G rant, M alheur, W allowa, H arn ey , th? first q u arter. T here w ere 14
m onopoly is a g a in st public in­ stru g g lin g uphill; it has not beaten
At least tw o m ore referendum «
us in th e face as if w ith handstful 'g a in st 3cts of the recent legislp- Lake, Gilliam, W heeler and Mor- j persons klled on Sundays and 16
tere st.
of cold a ir as we go aobut our ’■V' session are pending according lew counties. However, the season i on S atu rd ay s. E ig h t died on Mon­
in these counties will not close : days, 13 on W ednesdays, seven on
daily tasks.
FARM A D JU STM EN T
o re p o rts reaching the s ta te cap-
until Novem ber 1, while the gen- . T h u rsd ay s and five on F ridays.
And a day of it wouldn’t be so t?i
It sejems as if the w ar, or im-
C ig arette m an u fa ctu rers a n
Say, a good southw ester th a t 'xpccted to ibegin th e ir fig h t' a- era! season in other counties of i
m enence th e re o f, m ay be the thing
to settle the m uddled m a tte r of «runes whooping over hill and v a l­ *air.,st the c o g a rette tax till w ith ’n the sta te closes on October 15.
a d ju stm e n t of fa rm crops to m eet ley, sto p p in g for nothing, cleansing the next two weeks. R eports a n
The general bag lim it fo r gam e E ureka Lodge No. 121 A-F AL \-.V
M eets on the 1st and
trie e a rth , re fresh in g it like an also c u rren t th a t a referendum fish over six inches and both ste e l­
the needs of the nation.
3rd
T hursday
eve­
The p re sen t fa m ) program was open window does a room. Like­ W’K be filed ag a in st the free text head tro u t and salmon, when less
adopted fo r th a t expressed p u r­ wise we need an occasional m ental book ¡bill which G overnor Spragu« than 15 inches in length, is 15
YtpgjZ nings of each m onth.
V isiting m em bers cor
pose b u t it has worked to prevent wind to., swish the old, stale nerniitted to become a law w ith o u t pound ds and one fish but not to ex-
z/zMvV v dially invited t o meet
the n ecessary a d ju stm en t instead thoughts out of mind and give us his sig n atu re.
ceed 15 fi.ih in any one day, or 30
with us.
new ones to consider; to aid us to
of c o rrec tin g th e evil.
pounds and one fish hut not to ex ­
Reason for the new needs of fe rg et the things we can ’t do and
ceed 40 fish in any 7 consecutive Wendell IJalsiger W.M.
C. V. B elknap, Sect.
a g ric u ltu re is the change on eating bring us fresh am bition to rem em ­
‘duyi or in possession a t an y one
h ab its of the consum ers. . W here­ ber the th in g s we can do.
I tune. V ariations from ¿his g en ­ Sclhicnein C hapter. No. 78.0 E.h
as our fo re fa th e rs , even as re cen t­
eral b ag d im it have been se t ’n
Moro, Ore;;»..
ly as f a th e r ’s day, a te larg e q u an ­
cr-riin lakes and an g lers
are
M eets Every Second and
tities of bread, and g ra n d m a wore
asked to refer to the 1941 fishing
F o u rth T h u rsd ay s in each
m any cotton s k irts —the least said
synopsis for this inform ation as
Month. V isiting member«
best expresses the q u an tity today
wel! as other special reg u latio n s.
Invited
The A g ricu ltu ral A djustm ent
Copies of the now reg u latio n s m ay P a tric ia Woods Sec.
A ct failed to live up to its title. From the O bserver, A pril 12, 1912
he. obtained from all license ag e n ts D o .o th a M oore, W .M.
Alex H u n ter suffered a fractu re
It paid w heat and cotton and com
and sp o rtin g goods stores.
fo rm ers on the b asis of these s u r­ of his rig h t arm and a bruised
No. 113, I. O. O. F.
O rly two changes in license fees
plus crops grow n, th u s effectively fa te la st week when a part of his
M oro, O regon
were made by the sta te leg islatu re.
^ha»m.ess
failed
and
the
team
ran
prev enting grow ers of those crops
M
eets
1st and 3 rj
Ont
provides
the
special
vacation
from changing to o th er crops away. The buggy upset in fro n t
T
uesdays
in ltd
license
feeos
for
both
residents
anA
This k ept o u r a g ric u ltu re as n e a r­ o ' I K. A xtell’s, th e team circled
I.O..O.F. hall T rai
nonresidents at
fo r ten day«,
and
tore
down
C.
L.
Irelan
d
’s
ly as the governm ent could devise
John W. Kelly
sient and visiting
effective a fte r .July 1, 1941. Up
on the sam e basis as it was during fence.
b ro th ers are cordi
to
th
a
t
tim
e
the
special
tw
o-day
Continued
fio
m
p
a
g
e
one
P rim ary election A pril 19,. cau s­
the p arity period, 1909-14.
9 iy invited to mc<'
188
chickens
killed
one
n
ig
h
t
on
vacation
license
for
$2
m
ay
bo
Il has not worked. We are con­ 'd many political announcem ents. a single farm .
/rith us.
procured. The other change came
fro n ted w ith a situ atio n in which Among are those of W. H. R ag s­
D
epartm
ent
of
a
g
ric
u
ltu
re
sayt
’ce
R
itner
N.G.
in
license
fees
for
persons
over
the governm ent finds it necessary dale for sta te sen ato r, N. J. Sin- everv fa rm er can help B ritain b\ 65 years of age who have residea Y -riiun Millei Sec.
to establish prices on certain foods, not for congress, Ben Selling for raising pigs and poultry. Hog pro- ¡n Oregon for ten years or m ore,
opine Rebekah Lodge No. I Ih
of which th ere is a deficiency. U. S. senator.
ducts are needed d esp erately »n i Such persons may obtain a special
Moro. O regon
T here is still a surplus of those 'h m the O bserver A pril 11, 1902 the B ritish isles, and the secretary ! fishing and bunting license fo r 50
The fa rm e rs in and around G rass
Meets 2d & 4th Tues
crops the governm ent tried so in­
advises
hog
ra
ise
rs
to
go
the
lim
it
ct.n
ts,
providing
th
a
t
each
appli-
Valley and K ent say any m an who
effectively to curtail.
a«, th ere is a m a rk e t fo r every cant first make an affidavit th a t he day of each m onth.
’ Oddly, too, the crops the gov can drive a nail will be given a pt.ur.d. T here is nothing in the 01 she is unable to pay the re g u la r V isiting m em bers wel
e r r m ent w ants increased are m ain­ job helping build the W. W. M. Co. w ar for the w heat men, as the $5 fee, These special licenses will •ome.
Ileleji M artin N. G.
ly crops th a t m ig h t have been w arehouses.
B ritish will take w heat from C an a­ be available a fte r the law becomes
Florence Johnston. Se«
gr< wn on w heat, cotton and corn j C itizens of Moro, regardless of da, which now h as on hand more
eflictive on June 14.
Gii
the glad
land had the fa rm ers been en-1 p ariy gave R. J. Ginn
coLrafted to do so.
w ik o n te on his re tu rn from the than th e B ritish can consum e in
i ’ n ttn r
cheese
beef
Dork and < (invention th a t m ade him a candi- two
---- y . ears, and the carry o v er in
w B,U^ r
prices ; Uiite fo r the assem bly. The hand the U n i t ^ S U W s ^ expected g ..
ftptrm«« € < **!$ 3«tn uU
Each State Has Share In Benefits
F rom 8 Years of Legal Beer Sales
a
j
Fishing Season To
Tuesday Declared
Open April 12
Safest Day in Traffic
1 In Other Days j
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ...........
IN V IT IN G PRO POSALS FOR A L­ * ‘N OTICE Tfi H ER EB Y GIVEN
TE R A T IO N S AND ADD ITION S thà* the undersigned, Çarl T.
TO T H E SHERM AN COUNTY S h earer, has been appointed ad ­
COURT HOUSE
m in istra to r of the estate of Grave
Sei led proposals will b t rieceived
P earl S hearer, Deceased. s All p e r­
at the Office of the Sh6rm an Coun-- sons having claim s a g a in s t s a ’d
ty Clerk a t Moro, Oregon, until e sta te are hereby required to pre-
10:00 a. m. May 1, 1941 for a lte r­ stn l the sam e to me, w ith vouch­
ations and addition* to the S her­ ers properly verified, as by law
man County C ourt House in. ae,- r quired, at the office of M. W.
cowtance with plans and specifica­ V fikinson, U. S. N ational Bank
tions on file a t the Office of the
I u i ’ding, The D alles, O regon,
Shei m an County
Clerk, Moro, v> ithin six m onths from the date
Oregon. A $10.00 deposit re q u ir­ h i eof.
ed on P lans and Specifications will
Dated this 28 day of M arch,1910.
be refunded when Plans and Speci­ 2i . 25
CâYl T. S h earer
fications arc retu rn ed to the
A d m in istrât ir
"Ubly Clerk.
No proposal or Ibid will be con-
sid tie d , unless accom panied by a
NO TICE OF F IN A L H EA R IN G
check payable to the order of the
Notice is hereby given th a t the
S herm an C ounty C ourt, certified
undersigned has filed in the Coun­
by a responsible bank for an
ty C ourt of the S ta te of Oregon
am ount equal to ten (10) per cent
for Sherm an County his Final Re­
of the a g g re g a te am ount of fhe
port' and A ccount as A d m in istra­
¡.ropusal, to be forfeited as fixed
te? of ‘he estate of Jam es C. Mc-
'.nd liquidated dam ages should the
K?an, deceased, and th a t S atu rd ay ,
b.u eer neglect or refuse to e n te r
May 10, 1941, a t. ten o’clock a. m.,
into co n tract and provide a s u ita ­
at said day, a t th e County C o u rt­
ble bond for the fa ith fu l p e rfo r­
room, in the C ourthouse, at Moro,
m ance of the co n tra ct, in the event
«Oregon, have been fixed by the
the said co ntract is aw arded to
C ourt as the tim e and place for
him.
h earin g of objections to said Final
Geo. A. P o tte r
Sherm an County Ju dge Ri port and Account and the s e t­
tlem ent of said estate.
J. M. W ilson, C om m issioner
J.,K e n n e th McKean
David Reid, C om m issioner
Go-
G
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pdegraff
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4-4-18
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| A tto rn ey for A d m inistrator.
ONLY ADVANTAGE
“ Look h ere,” storm ed Brown to
the real e sta te ag en t, “about th a t
riverside bungalow you sold m en.”
.♦
♦ ./
4.
‘^Anything w rong, s i r ? ” asked
the ag en t.
“ W rong!
W’ro n g !” exclaim ed
Brown. “ The other m orning we
wok«* up and found th a t the place
had floated two miles down the
riv e r.”
“ H ’m,” said the ag en t blandlv
?r.c-ugh, “ th a t’s a good stroke of j
!vck. The tax es g.i‘e much low er
wn th e re .”
Every
Second
Someone Says..
SOM E WATCH
Ship ’s Officer—Oh, there goes
eig h t bells. Excuse me, it’s my
w; tch below.
Lady-—Gracious! J F ancy
Old
7( u 1 watch strik in g as loud as
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th e C * LEI O N I an I N S U R A N C E CO. ol
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a nd
rerun received lu r in g the
V—a ____________________
1 2 1 .0 0 8 4 4
I n c o * « rroni o th er »ourcee
reoeteed d u rin g th e y e a r
4 2 0 .5 7 6 4 4
T o ta l l n a o m e __________ $ 2 .4 4 9 .3 4 1 .0 5
P fS I tC R S E M E N T S
N e t loaaex
imld durlnjr
th e v e* r in c lu d in g ad-
lu st m ent e s p e n e c s _____$
7 5 4 .3 9 0 3 2
C o m m u n o n » and s a la r ie s
p aid d u n n e th* v e a r _ _
731 660 40
T axes
iicerutex and fe e s
p aid d u r io g Inc v e a r _ _
7 0 4 9 0 .7 4
D iv id e n d s paid <.n c a p i­
ta l s t o rt. d u rin g th e
v e a r __________ __________
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A m m in t o t all o th er e x ­
p e n d itu r e s _____________
2 4 9 6 3 5 .1 6
T o ta l e x p e n d i t u r e s ___ $ 1 sO6 1 7 6
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real
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052. 523
L o a n s on m o r tg a g e s and
c o lla te r a l, e tc ___ ._______
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V alu e o f D o n d s o w ned
(a m o r tiz e d I ___________
1 8 8 2 116
V alu e of s to c k s ow n ed
(m a r k e t v a l u e » _______
894 865
C as'i in h a n k s a nd on
hand __________________
700. 180
P r e m iu m s in co u r se o f
c o lle c tio n ’ w r itte n ein ce
3 8 2 8 5 3 44
S ep tem b er 3 0 1 9 4 0 __
I n te r e st and ren ts du e and
a ccru ed _______________
18 7 2 1
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There is a reason why Blitz-W einhard
is the largest selling beer in Oregon!
It's brewed the way you like i t ! . . .
You can't describe its unique U s te
satisfaction . . . bat you can enjoy it!
Do so, today! At y o u nearest dealer!
T o ta l a d m itte d a s s e ts S 4 .2 1 5
L IA B IL I T I E S r-
G ro ss c la im s ^or -lo sses
u n p a id _________________$
A m o u n t .Ot u n ea rn ed o-e-
m iu m s on a ll o u t s ta n d ­
$
in g r i s k s ___________
D u e for " im m lM io n and
b ro k e r a g e ______________
AJ o th e r lia b ili’ i e s ____
You are invited
TO VISIT THE
Blitz Weinhard Brewery
S pecially Conducted
Tours
T o ta l lia b ilitie s , ex cep t
c a p ita l ______________
C a p ita l
-
paid up
d c p a s it
j 5 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0
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<■
all
lia b ilitie s 1 .6 8 2 .3 3 8 0 7
S u rp lu s a s r eg a r d s p o licy ­
h o ld er s _______________ $ 2 1 8 2
Mondays
thru
Fridays
11 a.m, to
4 fi,m.
T o ta l __________________ Si
O S J N E S S IN O R EG O N FOR
N et
p re m iu m s
receiv ed
d u rin g th e v ? a r ___ _$
N e t lo.“s e s paid du rin g
th e v e a r _______________
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N a m e o f C o m p a n y . C a led o n ia n
a n ee Co.
N a m e o f C 8 M a n a g er: R obt. P.
N a m e ot A -s t .M anager: R T P
S ta tu to r y resid en t a tto rn ev t^r
In su r a n c e C o m m issio n e r
La ■
It pleases us when departing guests ex­
r i w been set on them and the played, w histles tooted and people
be 380,000,000 bushels, w n
m a rk t is generally high for them ,
greeted him in a handshaking , ap p aren tly , is a d ru g on th m a -
m a rk t is generally nign
ket G overnm ent has pegged prices
m ,;^ r f a ™ r r ;^ :e a s T X -
F ran k W atkins h a , gone over- j to
prevent sk y ro ck etin g - th u s:
" T s o " n 7 c h tv ™ ;” cotton and'eorn ¡lone w ith a hand of horses to the ! H ogs »9 £ ’ ¿ ^ 7
f r r which the price is low. Corn 1 Ok an agon country.
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, bx.sis o f b u tte r po
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fa rm e rs are sfrll holding corn in lF io m the O bserver. April 14, 1922 chickens 15 cents per pound; eggs
stoT ag? becauM? the loan value la I An rig h t horse team h iu h e d to 22 cents per dozen. These a r f
too high to m ake hog feeding pro- t disc w orking M onday in the Wil the principal item s needed by the
fiti.We
T hus th e high price for fold Belshe field became unruly B ritish.
pork and thus an exam ple of gov- , and made a rapid driverless to u r — P ro v id in g . the rig h t kind o f
eriu n ental m eddling with economic of the farm w ith the re su lt th a t chrom ite can be found, the U. S.
processes.
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i two horses were crippled, none V anadium Co, of New York intends
Had th e re been paym ents f o r 1 seriously.
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coming to the pacj ^ c
the production of b & f, pork, and
Dr. J. C. O hprm ley re p o rts the locating in eith er W ashington
d->irv> product« eight years a g o 1 in’- L i f e a rriv al of M isses D orothy and Oregon . . .R ural p o pulation <f
siead S paym ents th a t kept f a r m ? I t e m ’ ! « . Knox, twin g irl,, a t Oregon is 558,009. an m cre ss- of
: rs g row ing su rp lu s crops we ,he F ran k Knox home a t Klondike ; 92.969 ip
I - a T iT
would have been much fa rth e r T .esday m orning, April 11.
ru ral population is 814,2--,
along tow ard a g ric u ltu ra l a d ju st-!
A snow fall of four inches h as creaae of 135,365 ,n ten ye r .
m ent. ' I t m ay Hot be too late, lx e r reported a t Kent during th e
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farm
in
g
and
living
conditions.
ever now, to begin aiding the farm -1 la- i ten days.
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press this wish. For our every move is
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time stop at the Hotel Multnomah!
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