Moro Men LeaVe
about this or that. None were about cleaned that division.
T. M. Rolfe won in the Percher
passed at all. Several speeches
on
classes as be did at ¡Salem and
were made and they were perti
Tom
Fraser took all prizes in the-
nent to the subject a t hand.
Reisrian class. These strings of
Gn Deerhunting
Expeditions
hosta Wednesday night to a party
of friends of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Barnum who rfre ' visiting here
from Dayton, Washington. It was
learaed that the Bamums are go-
ing to remain here and go into the
stock business with his father,
A. H„ Barnum.
.Miss Lois Melzer lefti Tuesday
Administrator.
IN THE COUNTY C O U R T OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR Roy J. ¡Baker,
Attorney for Estate.
SHERMAN COUNTY
;n Matter of the Estate of Hin-
y-ivli Peters, deceased.
...
.
¡ i i¡iimnwiiiiinii»»muuumum « a
sg. Notice to Creditors,
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
This is the tim e t o —
y cu are hereby notified that the
undersigned has been duly appoint-
I _
M
•
WIICIA?e IVI iiionj
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titled estate, by the County Judge
officially start until break of will again enter OSC.
horses in 'Rolfe’s herd were placed not
Darrell
McQuellin
is
driving
nf ‘Sherman County, Oregon, and
of
day Saturday but already hunt
Publish«*! Every Friday at
as Brand champions,
ing
parties
are
making
camp
'and
the
Shell
oil
truck
this
week
as
aU
persons having claims against
Moro, Oregon
W. C.. Helyer and
nurward. getting ready to begin shooting. Marius Douma is as yet unable to gfdd estate shall present them,
Ffi'tor
won
tbe
thoroughbred
classes.
J. One group made up of Free Crews work.
with the proper vouchers annexed
French
to me at the law office of RoapvJ.
N. Landry andTom Fraser took Scral Searcy, merrll
un
It
is
expected
\th
a
t
a
Rev.
Merril Oveson, Tom
Entered as second class matter at
top paces in e J ?
-
. . »Striker, Kenneth Blau and Ted Moberg and his family of seven Baker in Grass Valley, Oregon,
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon
dler class, and C, J. Thompson
V
on .Borstel
von
iBorstel haVe
have left
left for
for their
their children will arpvtr—here—-^bout within six months from the date
P rices m a y rise ana
under Act of Congress of March
most of the winners in the Ara- camp near Paisley. Keck McKean October 1 to -take up the duties of the first publication of this
bian, Appaloosa and Palomino and Bart Burrel will join them of the local Community churc^j notice.
3, 1879.
First publication being Septem- goods g et scarce,
classes^
Friday night. Mel Schadewitz, pastorate. Rev. Moberg comes
from icinyon’city." The Hastings ber 12th, 1941 and last publication
I L e t us su pply you w ith
there were more exhibitors than Leo and Leon Moore left Thurs house is being rented for him
being October 10th, 1941.
It
looks
as
if
the
easy
way
to
day and Truman Strong and W. S.
Cl ATI ON
usual
with
the
Helyers.
Wilsons.
Herman
ÌD.
Peters,
get money from the
United
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Moore had
a cellarfu l o f good g ro
Powell were a part of another
Wednesday
States government is to grow a Thompsons, Irving Hart. Tom party. Others are on their way as dinner guests
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
ceries a t best prices.
bushy beard or develop a cockney Fraser and Don King showing for this county furnishes, a great evening Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Poley
some
fine
stock.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
and
son
Robert,
who
is
on
fur
accent.
Fraser had the best two horse number of the deer hunters each lough from the marines, Tom GEORGE G. U P D EG R A FF
Pavahle in Advance
fall.
ONE YEAR
$L5()
M c H a le ’s Grocery
Congress can’t pass tax bills team and Rolfe the best four and
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scott Stephens and David Moore.
Attorney A t L a w
The Red Cross sewers will meet
fast enough to keep up with fed- six horse team. John Rolfe was stopped at the afir Sunday after
"J im m y ” M c H a le , O w n e r
the best six in hand driver al
SEPTEMBER 19, 1941
again in the Woman’s club build
eial expenditures.
noon.
He
is
state
treasurer
and
though he was down to' third
422 E. 2nd St., The Dalles
M oro a n d W
ing Friday to work for the chil
Sunday when he broke his second had been at Wasco the night pre dren of England.
HOME PRODUCTS
tmnmxmammxnmaxxammsmnm
vious to attend the fifthieth an-
tongue.
Bill
'Roth
was
in
the
county
niversary
of
the
Masonic
lodge.
The Ladies and Gentlemens
Probably nearly every atten
Mrs. Neely Burkitt and Mrs. Ida this week while on his way by car
saddle horse class was won by
dant at the Sherman county fair
to Wheelersac Field, Waterstown.
your school clothes NOW at
W. C. Helyer with Mrs. Tom ¡Fra Woolen drove up from Portland N. Y. During his seven months
las»/ week visited the 4-H club
bams and took a look at the From the Observer, Sept. 19, 1902 ser, second and Claudine Thomp Friday returning -Saturday. They in the army air corps he has
Edw. C. Pease Co. while the sel
come to visit relatives and see a
calves tied there, resting, puffing,
become
a
flying
corporal
and
will
Sherman county has been esti son, third.
Connie Wilson, Dean Fuller and day of the fair.
from their endeavors in the show mated to make about 2,250,000
ection is great. Prices are low,
continue his training in the east.
The
Sherman
fCounty
Riders,
22
Douglas
Alley
placed
in
that
or-
ring.
Mrs. Ted Pierson wrecked her
bushels of wheat this year.
strong, expect to go to Tygh Val car near White Salmon Monday
It was as tine an exhibition ot
so save by shopping now.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newton dor in the pony class.
Leonard Fields won first with ley Saturday to appear on the by driving off the highway. She
what boys and girls can do at of Wasco are moving t o ‘Gilliam
his saddle horse with Wes Fuller program of the Wasco County was accompanied by her hus
feeding animals as can be found
second and Marjorie Rich third. Fair.
anywhere, we are certain of that. County.
band’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. An-
Moore
Bros.
&
Ginn
have
de-
J. N. Landry won first and second
While one of them earlier won a
School principals
of the county diew ¡Pierson who were returning
|
grand championship at the state cided to open m Moro a nrst ci
with gajted gaddie horses, making met at the superintendent’s office to their home at White Salmon,
fair none of them may win that Avood, lumber and coa ya5, * .. ‘ a fine show of gaits. Claudine
Tuesday night to plan school and also by Mrs. Orval Thompson.
S lo p p y Joe A l l W o o l Sweaters
$ 2 .2 5
her or at the Pacific International. Ginn is now out going over e i Thompson was third.
events during the year. The vol- None was seriously injured and
Uy ball schedule was made up for
2 .9 8
Jumbo K n it P eplum Sweaters
As a group of all calves fed in a making every arrangement .need,
the car can be repaired.
single county, though, they would
tbe first part of the year and
Mrs. Elizabeth Schaeffer left
2 .2 5
Sw eater Blouses, Skirls
: ; e7 mth. ’k 7 u T ? " r ’ n,rnnd .
Borrte. and David Riche,derfer other events were dated. IDr. Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Vic
surely rate at the top.
Whether Hereford, Shorthorn 1 thing of thta nature they do it. had Hereford, that won place, in Donald Bourg talked over health (g
for Sweet Home where she
__________ 1 . 9 8
Pleated Plaid W o o l Skirts ____
or Angus, all were fine specimens without any halfway business.
wilf visit the Joe Truitt family.
the open class for that breed, matters with the school men.
Millard Eakin had an exhibit of
of stock feeding art, or is it without any au y
J. B. Adams attended the tax The Barrs are making the trip to
Gingham Juniors, Plaid D re s s e s ___ __________ 2 . 9 8
W, O. Hadley and family, Wm. Shorthorns and c . L Fridley and clinic sponsored by the Oregon gpe his father.
merely work?
Henrichs,
Otto
Peetz
and
other
Criticism is sometimes made of
¡Mrs. Margaret Peetz and son
Catherine Fridley won the Angus Business and Tax Research group
.4 9
Rayon Panties, fin e k n it b rie fs . . . .
4-H beef feeding clubs that they Moioites have returned from their.
in Portland Monday. Also present Carl left Monday morning for
purchase too . great
------- a quantity
.
- of summer outings. Ikey and Ikeys
j
Adams, being the largest
Giles French.
Klamath Falls where she will at-
___________ . 1 5
A n k le ts , ra y o n , c o tto n , w o o l mix
the feed and thus, do pot utilize brother, and Carl Peetz are holding exhi.bibor> won many of the classes
Marion Powell and his mother, tend the annual meeting of coun-
the native feed of the county. This the fort.
jn ^he wheat division although Esta M. Powell, were here Satur- ty assessors. They went by way
.3 9
K nee-hi S o m . fan cy k n i t _______
is a just criticism. They are grown p rom the Observer Sept. 20, 1912 there were many
manv other well day to attend the Sherman county of Bums and Lakeview.
for show, to compete for prizes
Cork Sole O x fo rd « , gore sides
1 .9 7
O. W. Ramsey has rtiade quite cleaned wheats that were ex- fair. He is home again for the
which, if won. bring an inflated
first time since spending several WASCO
start
this
week
at
reconstructing
cel’ent
value to the individual calf.
M is s e s P a n tie s , c o m b e d c o t t o n ___
.3 5
The pavilian was filled with weeks in a hospital in Portland?
Miss Mary Brackett left Fri-
Yet this county could produse and building the new home for graqge exhibits, • fancy work,
Herman Chingren, member of day for Condon, where she will
nearly all the types of feed the Sheriff J. C. Freeman, which is to flowers, cooking exhibits, bread, the legislature and manager of teach in one of the rural schools
Slips, te e n age, k n it r a y o n _________
1 .0 0
calves get. We could not verv be quite an inposing structure.
canned fruits, jelly and some of the Clackamas county fair, was of that district.
well grow cotton seed for cake
A daughter was horn
, the largest pumpkins and squash here Saturday and spent a nart of
Silk H o siery, n e w s to c k ___
69
Mr. and Mrs. George Fox and
or some of the other concentrates
7th to Mr. and M . ■ .
e to
found anywhere. Four-H the day at the fair while on his family spent the past week vaca
School O x fo rd s , heavy sole
...
but this county could grow alfalfa in The Dalles. e
2 .9 7
club children had demonstrations way home from the Round-Up. tioning at various valley points.
hav which is a much larger part
J. 1C. McKean is adding another and exhibits there also.
Mercedes
Foley
of
The
Dalles
Mit.
Chingren
accompanied
him.
room to his 'Court avenue resi-
ot £. 4-H club calves’ diet.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stamey of was a week end guest at the home
deuce.
Considering the surplus
of
Silverton were here Saturday and of Jean Macnab.
Hal Morrow was a Kent visitor
wheat and the, at present, high
Sunday of the fair to visit with
Mrs. Ella Hislop and Mrs, Bess
in
Moro this week.
price of beef we in this county
her sister, Mrs. A- S. Johnson and Pound were among the many
Grandma Rust is spending a
could reasonably consider chang
family.
former residents of .Sherman
f Continued from page onei
W a s h Dresses, 8 to 1 0 . ___ ___
1.25
ing our agricultural crops to fit few days with her sister, Miss south must remove part of their
Lt. Lloyd Henrichs was here county attending the fair Sunday,
i
■
Anna
Cooper,
in
¡Portland.
tbe needs of stock feeding. It is
Mrs. Leo Dumlar and son Wal-
1.65
Skirts, w o o l fla n n e l
load before they go through Ore during the fair from Ft. Lewis.
Frskineville school began Mon- gon. OPM is convinced that the
as reasonable as changing the ra^
Seeding of wheat is under way lace came from Salem to visit at
Sunburst Skirt, p le a te d p la id s .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.25
tion of cattle on feed to fit the day with Miss Grace Zinser as
handicapping already before we had hardly tbe home of Mrs. Dumlar’s par
?rVn*«»™rtItion of defense goods finished talking about the harvest, ents, -Mr. and Mrs. Frank Medler
agricultural products of the coun- teacher.
Corduroy Skirt, p o p u la r c o lo rs
1.49
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Sayrs were of Rufus district.
ty
,
Mrs. G. E. Lewellen is having a Ind would like to see all these
We can grow better than a ton visit with her mother from the western states on the same foot- By»»»»HXXX X XXXXXXXX X XXXXX:«XXX«ax«XXXXttXCmxXXUX» X XXXXXt« l H»UXXXX»ttt«mtntt
Sw eater Blouses, s h o rt sleeves
1.69
of alfalfa hay per acre according Willamette Valley,
inp regarding weight and size of
Rayon Panties, fin e k n it __________
to experiments tha4 have been From the Observer Sept. 22 1922 trucks.
.29
Ci rried. " I. for ma7
5™
Harry Key was in town Friday
. Fruit
. . . . ...-------
.
--------------
and berry growers of the
Children's Coats, w o o l _ j_ ._ ____
6.95
c i production considered that crop
near Shearer (Trade, northwest are writing to congress
' return more O arspe
twenty-five acres in beans piotesting the additional $1 per
Pol, Parrot O x fo rd s . . .
2.69
than will wheat, year after year.
p# * of whith ¡, „ ncw
on wine9 provided i„ the
K nee-hi Sox, rib b e d to t o e . .
This is especially true when it variety similar to the small white senate tax bill, which is now in
.29
is remembersd that we cannot navy, but much larger and equally conference. This additional tax
Long C otton H o sie ry , b e ig e .
.25
glow all the wheat we want to.
as nutritious.
was slipped in at the end of the
A division in 4^H club beef con
W a is t Unions, w h it e c o tto n
Starr Ruggles and George Ells- bill by Senator Josiah Bailey and
.50
tests for county bred calves that worth met in an auto accident in the confusion it was adopted
h.ve been fed county yovm feed
#t
sengte re#liled that
H ic k o ry Shoulder Brace Garters
.50
would give a test that would
UrKCcti<;n in front of Foss & Co. the tax would hit the producers
valuable from more . than one garage.
To our custom ers:
whose fruits and berries are pro-
standpoint.
Dr. C. L. Poley was called to cessed into light wines An at-
the P. H. Dillinger farm Friday, tempt will be made to have this
A s p a rt o f our new co-operative
where an employee of the farm tax eliminated by the conference.
TAX CLINIC
plan w e are giving R ogers S ilverw are
• ' a * ' d in\ L r u ; r i r i a : f M no7- i h l w n ^ L ^ g e C^ X
UNDB e E^ A T E NEWS _
Young Mens Crew Tom Sawyer In-Outer
tinned if tax clinics became tne
rule instead of .. the exception.
Schools, cities and counties could
hold clinics and find out about tax
matters that miltht be of advan-
tape to them. Study of the sit-
uation might reduce the number
whe are given to thinking that
the wav to get something for
nothing is through governm ent-
and the tax rolls.
Staple Groceries
In Other Days
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Continued from page one.
day. The use of the word clinic
G w Lewenen was ¡n Moro this imbued with strong New Deal
indicates that curative meas
weefcf Up from Portland on his leanings. So far no one has coma
were intended.
annual after-harvest inspection of forth who can excite any consid-
It seems that the tax situation his farm property southeast of erable'enthusiasm from the ranks
always is in need of a cure. 'Peo Moro
/
of the old-line, conservative wing
ple want the government, or
of this party but it is hardly to be
somebody, to do something they, Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 expected that the ' right wingers
(the people) are unable to do and
Moro. Oregon
will allow the nomination to go by
vote for it. Then the tax bills Meets 2d &. 4th Tuea
default to a left wing standard
come in and taxes are too high. day of each month.
bearer so it is entirely probable
The whole thing *is just a little Visiting members wel
that still another candidate is be
discouraging.
ing groomed for entry into the
come.
One must adopt the theory that Helen Martin N. G.
race at the psychological moment.
the only proper functions of gov Florence Johnston, 8e<
The state land board this week
ernment are to preserve the pub _____ _________________________placed the seal of approval upon
lic peace, provide for public safe Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-P A A-M
“blocking” program being
ty manage governmental activi
Meets on the 1st and carried out by Marvin Klemme
ties and perhaps educate the chil
3rd Thursday eve- wb<jn R leased 67>0()0 acres .of
dren and let the rest of it go hang,
nings of each month. thege blocked lands in Malheur
or to accept the dictum that the
Visiting members cor cwunty to stockmen of that sec-
government may properly do
dially invited to meet t;on at a prjce approximating
everything under** the sun.
with us.
three cents per acre. lAt the same
There are always many people Wendell Balsiger W.M.
board approved the lea<^
—and sometimes is seems like a ___________ C. V. Belknap. Secy^
of approcimately 60,000 acr,
rvajority—who want the results Bethlehem Chapter. No. 78.O.E.S, of gchool lands “in place” at
of the latter theory at the cost of
Moro, Oregon
price of 2J cents an acre. Klemme
the first theory. Trying to per
Meets Every Second and reported to the board that block
form this feat of political and eco
Fourth Thursdays in each ing of school lands had been prac
nomic legerdemain is the thing
Month. Visiting members tically completed in Malheur,
that makes politicians gray iiead-
Invited
IBaker, Harney and Crook coulL
ed and retires economists to quiet ratricia Woods See.
ties.
~______
places bft college faculties.
Ibtrotha Moore, W.M.
Oregon’s tax system is not per
fect. There is no such thing. If
113, I. O. O. F. j ? q r SALE: Rye Seed. J. E. Brown
one were established conditions af- Moro Lodge N o., Moro,
Oregon
Grass Valley.
45 Pd
£ fecting the persons to be taxed
Meets 1st and 3rd 1.4>ST - Brown
Brcakfe««t
would change before the tax
Tuesdays in the
club’s cowboy breakfast. L. L
could be levied. The real proper
I.O..O.F, hall Trai
Feetz.
46 P
ty tax is fair enough when farm
sient and visiting
ers have good crops and often
brothers are cordi WHEAT TREATING—See Ira
ruinous when they don’t. The in
Fridley at Wasco.
ally invited to meet
come tax is fine and equitable
FOR £ ALE: 3-year old Lincoln
.vith us.
/ when good incomes are the rule Joe Ritner N.G.
Buck. Clifford Trumbo,,
and dangerous for the state when V'«rnon Millet, Sec.
Wasco,
Incomes dr6p. The same rule ap-
____
a w a y free.
S ave our business cards. They are
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One ca rd w ill be given with
edch 2 5 cen t purchases.
A sk for them a t-----
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Moro, Oregon
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