w“Í
2u »*fcttfaAjN MAUftW JOURNAL, MOttO, OttftUON
COMMUNITY PROPERTY
—w ^ ^ r m a t t CCoimtV 3<>*irn‘‘l
The argument over whether
S te r a in Uoenty Observer
the part’ of man’s income that
Established Nov. 2, 1888
goes to the wife under Oregon’«
Grass Valley Journal
new community property law is
Established Oct. 14, 1897
CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1981 not entirely new- The matter was
Wasco Newa-Enterpriae
discussed in oansnuttee. It was
Established Nov. 1891
the general understanding that
CONSOLI DATED March' 4, 1932 ift U x would not apply m most
Published Every Friday at
Moro, Oregon
Editor
Giles L. French
Era-red as second class matter at
tin- Postoffice at Moro, Oregon
o.'der Act o' Congress of March
S. 1879.
cases.
Section 3 of the law reads as
follows: ‘’All property, noth real
and personal of the husband own-
ed or claimed by him before the
effective date of the election to
com e under
u n a e r the
v«e provisions ~ of this
comp
act and that acquired afterward
by gift, including gifts of the
wife’s interest in community pro
perty, by division of community
property , by devise or by des
cent. and also the increase of all
€PnORIAL_ lands thus owned or acquired, shall
< < O T |A T |O N be h?s separate property” And
— 1 — - roes on to s«v that the husband
*
•
shall have sole mana xement of
.f/aj rZ-r
the property.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
Under the law the wife owns
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
half on all community income.
Psvsble in Advance
>NE YEAR ........................... *1.50 No one gives it to her- It is here
under the law. She h a. to pay in-
MAY 14. 1943
come taxes on it. Uudor section 3.
.h e doe. not get the property.
P fttl’AY' may o
,
1943
pointed, qualified and acting Ex» the undersigned has filed In the
ecutor of the Estate of Leroy Ho- Countg Court o f the State of
bert Martin, deceased, a t the office Oregon for Sherman county her
Aeeount gs Administratrix
of T. Lester Jcbnebn, Attorney F
Retate of
of "
* Jessie Amos,
six months fjom tb a d a te of the o T th e Estate
contended that such e community
flr^t publication of pda notice, Deceased, and that Wednesday,
‘ r A
eboiAd have the privilege of at
Which date |p May
lttl
the 2nd day of June, 1943. at
tending church services in
....
c ,
.
Myiee Elroy Martín, Executor 1G;OO' A. ,M., in Moro, Sherman
__A
Date o f first publication,' May 14. County, Oregon,- in the court-
****” ™ <k’ and a shoPPinK center
Tin Can Jamboree at the Aimer-
1948.
room of said
Court, has been
but there are no churches, Wash- :can Legj()n Hall Saturday nigot
Date of Met publication June 11. fix'd by the Court as the t nn
ington is informed.
May 15. Bring ynur waste fats, tin NOTICE OF BOND SALE
1943. *
and place for hearing objections
cans.
You can purchase War
Sealed bids will be received by _ _____ _______
*0
said Final Account an 1 for
Aa soon as^posaible a new navy Stamp9 ^ ?re alA0 ghow at school the undersigned until the ho»" "4
the settlement o f said eatate
hoiipxtal will be constructed near house ay g
o rd paying ten. o’clock, A.M. on Saturday, Uu
OF EQUALIZATION
Isabella Crosficl.l
Astoria, with tihe proupert that
d&nce &ftenwrds at hall
5 th d a y <4 Jun<i, 1943, and hnme-
MEETING
' Administratrix
LaGrande and Eugene
Edgar ........... ~ ...........
Dufur —
spent diately
thereafter
opened
by
w U will
. « t w haw
in s
—
------- ’
'
'
’ 1 the x
N 0 W C E l T h * t wlM ** * mCel
I . Lester
u esv er Johnson,
T-1
*>apitete lat£r
® J*
Mother’s day rvisrtmyr his„ jwq in Council o f the CAy of Wasco at ing of the County Board, of Equa- Attorney for Administratrix
ting bmvy casualties m the
law
daughter, Mr. and Mrs the Council room In said city, for n a tio n of Sherman County, Ore- Finjt ¿>„blicatjo n 1.. April 30, 194 >
ific and wishees to dot th e coas
Wilson.
the purchase of Fifteen Thousand gun. at the Court House, Mor^;
Publication - May 21, 1941
with facilities to care for th e
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilson went Dollars (>16,000.00) City of Wacct Oregon, on the third Monday in _______
wounded. First of the program fo’
Wa wai, Washington to visit Refunding Bonds Series B; said May, that being the 17th day of
O regon will be a t th e m o u th of
Wilson’s mother, Mrs bonds to be dated June IB, 1043. May, 1948. to publicly examine NOTICE OF HEARING ON
the Columbia river- Wounded men
Kelly.
bearing interest at the rate of th? A ssessm ent rolls, correct si* FINAL REPORT , ’
from
south
are now
y
from the
the ^
u th Pacific
racine are
n
Harold
&igHsh
over Sat.
e30cecd « x percent ( P e r r o n in valuation, description»
N<rtioe
that Ehra
beln|r trK ,tfd ,n th nat,°™“ ™"- urday to ^ , d s „ nday visiMnx ner annum, payable »mtannuaUy, n ffan d s ot other prec-ity n-.e-s- A 8 ™ ^ .administratrix of the
_ 1*« _ _ ¿_j_ta. _*_u u_
r
____
_ Bryant,
itnl
x____ t__xi___ t L ,...
ital ïww-siiidw
b« » u’ e th e r e is no m en T°r his
,,,o wife
„ iav „„„
w illiam 7 C.
and sons. ______
Hamid jr in denominations of One Thous»; e«|'by me, and i t shall be the duly
them in p r e s e n t fa c ilitie s on trie
B(Kter
and Dollars (*1,000.00) each, m a- o ( jp » n o m interested to appear at
i...
fa rf
y,e
northweet c o a s t B
, r r t a - i «.nd hi. mottle-, turing serially in numerical order t r f time and place appointed clerk
About 200 covernment emnloy- Mrs. Robert Tatum, ard Mr. ,„ d at ttm rate <rf Two Thousand Dol- (appearance 1. by petitfon). .AM stata of Ore€on t „
Sherman
national capital have Mr«. Eocene Norton came up from **re (*2,000.00) on the l l t l l <** p.titiona nuetM le ftt
Coonty her final report and that
to Portland to sotnd the weekend « f June in each of the years I94G verified by the oath Of,the apph-
M. y
at ^ e
United States. Three commit- visiting the Norton«, the Harrisons
W60’ 2 ^ } ° * " ' ' , , ^ , n o .
^ " l h<Hlr
tCT ° ’clock
“ *d d ,y
Lro a r e ^ o w delvinT into hnno«-
Mr. and Mre. Paul Schllimr and Tbourand M l.™ W.OM.OO) or -R hin the «ret week t I. h f
^ r tr o o m of raid court
Kelly’? Coìurcn
Kent School To
H avi Tin Can
X r Scrap Party
of the CHy of Wasco, Oregon, the
place of payment named in aaW
bonds, Interest on said bonds will
cease on eaid date and no further
interest will be paid thereon
E. F. Feldman
City Recorder .
*
B. Estrelle Halley —
City Treasurer
merely, the income. >
TW U* U
• 1
» In cases
caaea where
Where actual
actua. real
rea.
The African campaign ia now personal property wra divided
at ah end except for the policing d « the community property
U n t war aeenci„ „ , n e<tort
daughter Paulette were Mother’s
u. . J i a » " *
2 X ^ .1 ^ W ^ P ret.
*"
courthou*e “ Moro’ Ore'
aafi r*K
a> eetran
»ml wonwB
wrmw>n wh
wb-i ) dav visitors in Kent.
The
not
,Q‘d
*
ri
W. Peetx
ha< been fixed **
- ■ o or
r dj? sv
Qut
the
men ind
Mr. and Mrs. L W Arwick of I« » then the per value thereof.^
.
( ounty Asaeasor
place
j ^ r in g ell object-
nn-
communietie connections
law '¡" ¿ ,e "p' „ t either as members of The Danes were visitors here on _ _ W «’? " > * * 1 * » I
b* Chart»». * . S ^ g le a , deputy ,oM
the aet
Messrs. Teal, Wiufree, McCulloch, — ~ — «-------
-
tlement thereof.
and gatherii< and caring for the an^ 'he wife iattired a part of
party, or affiliation with or- .............................
Mother’s day.
frortts
Mr.
aitf
Mrs.
Ted
Ball.
Mr.
and
Sh«*»
*
Kelley
will
be
furnish'd
<N0TfCE
0
P
pjjjAL
HEARING
24-27
Elva A. Bryant
prisoners. No figures have been her husband s property the^ gift pan,Iatjong which served as *
“ “
1 M"
the
successful
bidder.
Adiqinistratrix
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
given as to the nationality of these tax might apply, in fact probably foj.
propaganda. It Mrs. Wren
Cross W le y .
is e je c t e d that there will be or- Mr. and Mra. G. Dooms ,n d Mr,
*”“ *
7 ? “
* ^
men but it may be presumed that would.
Hundrad
a large part of them are Italians ' This diroussmn, like the many her discharges in the near future. Douma’, im~hher. Mm Id , D ,v,s accompanied
______________
attended
the
Mother’s
Day
exer-
in
« « •« ■ *
who wero left to hold the line «there that have arisen oyer the
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
.
eira.
at
t
h
e
^
r
t
h
.
D
^
r
i
X
T
L
e
r
v
c
d
to
reject
when the better trained of the "♦» c°m n >»W P™P«wty law aro
German troops ware taken out of Indicative of the danger, that w,ll
All persons having claims a«--
M n .- O ’v « Fsm -rt. Mr. and
Tunis to be able to fight again n « « « f™™
on<‘ lo"d of ainst the Estate of Lilah Hall, Mrs. Carl Barnett an 1 infant Anu- »«F
Purooe Enough Germans were 1*” ownership of property on to Peceased are hereby notified to ghter and Mrs. John Palmer and
n
__ ____ dong
___ established
. , • ovotanl
. . .
, ___,
V__ ________ _
_
City Recorder.
. another
system .present them, with
•eiv,
uuwc:v»j*.
w m
— ---- the --
the proper daughter, Jcnotta , were visitor«
left, ho
we vst . to
stiffen
re
sistenoe and make a good battle It ■»«S' work' but tho!M' wl;0 Ull<> vouchers and duly certified, to the her- in Kent Mother’s Day.
m o t i c f TfTc.REniTORR
sistenoe and make a
that path to evade federal taxes underebrned,
duiy appointed,
Mr. and Mro George MeKav NOTTCg TO OREDITORfl
out of the final days.
All persons having claim« ag
must do so fully warned and well qualified and acting administratrix were dinner guerts Sunday at the
Tbtee are days in which we mi-
.
ainst the Estate of Leroy Hubert
ght become too optom i.fc shout
The t™ubk
of the Estate of Lilah Hall. De- Jav McKays.
Martin, deceased, are hereby noti
the end of the conflict Because gu.de. sre a b.t eunfurad them- ceased, wt the office of T. Lester
Mrs. Lester Wilson was a bus!
fied to present them, with the
Johnson, attorney at law, Moro, ness visitor -in The Dalles Monday
we have gushed the axis troops »«I™-
proper vouchers and duly verified
¡Oregon, within six months frem
_*
out of Africa does not mean thut
to the undersigned^ -the duly ap-
the date o f first publication ot
they will run screaming dear WAY f o r HIGHER WAGES
NOTICE OF CALL
this notice, to-wit: May 14, 1943.
Mora Lodge Na. 118, L O. fk F.
home to Adolf- They trill be fou-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Moro. Oregon
nd when our tmops land on Sicily,
The decision by Economic Cxar
Hope H Belshee
to the
the hoKlera
holders O
of fJ City
of X Wasco
Meets 1st and 3r4
o r in Greece or at some other Bymee to permit the War Labor
Administratrix
to
J ty O
Tuesdays
In thl
well conceal«^ from goesip ..»pot. Board to “adjust” wages to con-
of
publication Mav 14, Refunding Bonds, Series A, in tee
I.<M>.r.
hall
Trai
gf thf-^iUlions of guesaers form with rises in the prices of iojo
-
r
u
b
,
u
«
t.
n
tib
lic
a
tio
n
8Um
Seventeen
Thousand
Dol-
1943.% . Date of last publication
sient
and
visiting
lars («7,000-00). dated June IB,
food is an indication of the vie- June 4, 1943.
have mentioned.
brother« are cordi
1940, that said bonds are hereby
It might be considered likely tory of John I . Lewi». He msy
ally invited to meet
Called for redemoHion. Said bonds
th st the Geramn. sre getting not have to accept the WLB, bu* Kent part c i this week,
.vtth us.
'
a Wt tired of ft all.now th»t it he ia in position to aak for higher were, rounding up horses suitab'.e are described a» follows:—
Charles C. Wilson, N.G. , »
Seventeen Thousand
Dollars Percy Thompvin, 8««.
begins to g o ’t L S a t them They wages for h i. UMW and get it.
for saddle and packing for the ”se |||7jxx).OO), par value bonds num-
must know, OOW, that they aro to He probably will.
of tourist« visiting Camp - Sher-
j
34 inclusivet datc3 7 u pine Krbelrsfi" L«dge No. 114
Whether this is to start that man. They returned with twenty
have noMaw pbee in the ran and
•
Moro Oregon
their fear » ith a t they will have no often tai Keo aoout spiral oi mna-
~-----------
7
-----Meets 2d A 4th Tues
aC 'e? It win take an army tion is a question that will never
.
subject to call and redenrrition. day of e<ch
answered. Thousands who arc
Chrin Andemon an^ au^ ‘ however, on June IB, 1943, and on Vlsiting members wel
^ 7 ^ t l 2 ^ T c m lr Diaoouragc- on a fairly stable salary or in-
m ,m B cM le’ attende<i thJ any semi-annual interest paying .„me
hold
already
spiral
bear Coila
j G.
^ T d i l r a n ^ h n n -t * P - 4 * e come I"1
«1 that ayr~
d* the «P1
™1 nurse
nU" - ' s ’ graduating
5 ra<luat'ng exercises
" L nera
1“ date
d ,te thereafter, which
which bends
bends War
Coil. Belshee,
Bel»h«, N NiG.
has begun and that inflation is on Monday evening at St. Vincent interest at the rate of Four per pi«*r«*nce Johnstna. fte*
who have been overworked, are un an actuality instead of something ho^iital in Portland
Numbered cent (4%) p e, annunl.
der fed, have Koet men from every e that may eomfe In the future.
121
»">«"« th<” «
the c'“ * wa’ M'"s
All of said bonds are subject to
** A T A A .M .
may
family and who can see no hop»*
Frances Anderson of this city.
^11 and redemption at tbe option Meets on the 1st and 3rd Thurs
gf
As a practical matter it is al-
day evenings of eacn
W.
B.
Johnston
and
wife
have
of
City of Wa^co on June 15,
The extent of the knowledge most impossible to prevent some
month. Visiting mem
p .i" t t X i the ■ Amerlran people infiaton in a nation at w.ro It returned home from a visit of 1943, and pursuant to «aid option
bers
are cordially in
several weeks with their son, notice is given that eaid bond*
is entirely too « w i t , for any e“.i- was foolish to talk ro much about
vited
to meet with us.
'fe
Luke, who is operating a flax wyi
redeemed on June IB, 194'*,
~
; • «9
sen to even make a credible guess prevention of it in tbe first place
-
-w
farm
near
Salem.
at
tbe
office
of
tbe
City
Trea«ur
r
yy
F.
McLeod,
W.M.
about what might happen within How far It is to get out of eon-
V. Belknap, Secretary
the remaining m onth, of this <rol i. the q u e sts^ This new
coMTimueo
move is an indication that the
year.
/ » H A K M 9 0 N IV VITAL CALLS
Bethlehem Chapter No. 78, O .R S.
We do not know our losses, we stern “hold the line” order of the
Moro.
Oregon
do not know how many men are prreident’s wra good for .bout
TO OtAO-OOSV COMTSOS IS
Meets Every Second and
in the .n w y or rarara the « . in
wrek. Uni— other promises
o m o A ito »sono
Fourth Thursdays
in -
either direction, nor wlmt they .r e of «"»«>1 *™ worth more, we msy
OSSOmiAL STOUT OAT
Each Month. Visiting
train«! to do, nor h w m .ny pU ne.
for higher ^ .
higher
Members Invited.
we have rn.de mul rah make, nor »roges. higher price, indefinitely
Nornia Balslger W. M.
tanks, nor guns, nor ships. Un-
Marie Hoaklnsou, Sec.
T ß B PACIFIC TELEPHONE A N D TELEGRAPH COMPANY
leas «a« can obtain wnne o f that
information his statement «bout
A lm ost everybody’s figuring
“Passing a law behind our
NOTICE OF 1943-44 BUDGET MEETING
wteit we can do or should do is *
What tilings'll be like after the backs," he says, “ was violatin’
mere guess, worth less than the
In accordance with the provisions o f the “Local Budget Law” (Sections 110-1201 to 110-121 5,j O
war. I talked about that today just what we were fightin’ for.
C.L.A., as amended), notice ia hereby given that the budget committee of the City of Moro Oregon
breath required to state i t
>Frma tee Observer Msy 18, 1904
with Jeb CrowelL J e b - h e ’s a The very principles we fought
in compliance wite said law, prepared and adopted on May 4, 1948, tee budget estimates for’the *ity
It fa probably the safest policy
Elvin Martin bought a pair of
veteran of the last W ar-says:
for in 177& Law-makin* without
of Moro, Oregon, for the ensuing fiscal year July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944 ^a set forth in the accom
to keep us uninformed about all
b U c k coltg fro m
R oy
“One thing’s sore, Joe. The representation Is one of the most
panying whediuJes I, II, UIa Jv. AB persons are hereby notified that on the 8th day of June. 1943,
this although ,the Germans and Benson which will make an admir
boys this tim e won’t return and
undemocratic things we can do.”
at 8 pun. in the council chambers, Moro, Oregon, aaid budget eetimatea may be diecuased wite the’
find what w e came back to.”
the Japs probably know the able team of roadsters.
city council, the levying board for the City of Moro Oregon, and any person subject to the proposed
I guess we’re all agreed on
tax levy or tax leviee will be heard in favor of or against said proposed tax levy or tax levies or anv
story pretty well.
Then
he
went
on
to
mention
that.
Most
folks
admit
we
made
Road master
Frank Sayrs
part thereof..
‘
? _
v
~
3
Prohibition . . . and I ought to a mistake once. . . but the boys
started out early Monday morning
The outstanding indebtedness of the City or Moto, Oregon on May 4, 1943 was $17,000 in bonds.
say right here that Jeb’s a man who are fighting this w ar can be
with four men bo work the road at
HCL AGAIN
Signed:
Paul May, chairman,
W. S- Powell
Kunaman
of m oderation.. rg 'glass of beer pretty sure we won’t pull any
W. A. Ruggles
tbe foot of Rattlesnake grade.
R. B. Hoskanson. secretary, R. P. Brisbine
A.
J.
Buoholtx
W. W. Knighten
o
r
two
is
all
he’ll
ever
take.
It
thing
like
that
again!
, The publication of a new set of
Mr. Parr is away on a tour of
G. Douma
Clyde Gillmor
was the principle of the thing
ceiling prices hy the OPA served
EOLCo»g properties in Eastern
that bothered him.
SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES, RECEIPTS, A TAX LEVIES FOR YEAR 1943-44
bo call attention bo ..te e failure 0rejfOn Mrs
accompanied
.1-1-42
7-1-42
1-1-43.
that agency has made in ita job of him to Shaniko.
1940
.1941 - 0-30-42
1-1-43 .
7-1-43
Fund and Classification
1943-44 Budget
holding down prices of food to
GENERAL FUND
Copyright, 1943, Brewing Industry Foundation
MMMMn.
From the Observer May 15. 1914
/Vo. 60 o f a Series
240.00
240.00
20.00
120.00
240.00
Recorder and Treasurer Salary
240.00
39.10
91.18
42
21.69
60.00
State Industrial Accident Ins.
, There b tome e « « e fur tome - ’ * • « » - • * " •
«*• Dorera »"<*
60.00
14-00
86.00
160.00
Administration
150.00 450.00
of to . rabes. tabor' c o st, have
'n >' m««»*™ °f «he D ore«, .nd
WATER FUND
gone up . . food whotaralen tod h“«*.nd. met . t D ore« hallW od-
1196.00
1200.00
090.00
506.04
1500.00
Marshal and Collector Salary
1500.00
reUflere: have lu d to- compete n“ d*S' *v« ’in« “ hoo°»
th<‘
40.40
403.48
14.62
28.40 „ 100.00
Labor, account Water
100.00
40507
71.31
230.73
20.39
350.00
Supplies .account Water
30000
eontractor*» wuge 62 birthday of Rev. A- J. Adsons.
with
614.67
448.00
194.35
222.48
550.00
Power, account Water
650.00
have ilsmsndrrl
Cokman presented Mr. Ad-
rates and
22.48
208.96
338
104.12
200.00
Fire Department
200.00
price, tor
with * fine ‘‘"’•re upfcotatered
and
New Equipment
1000.00 3750.00
.
rocking
chair.
* MISCELLANEOUS
many foods.
. «
• George Hennagin " and ‘family
296-22
775.42
12.39
23.80
260.00
Emergency
&
100.00
both the wages
770.40
770
385.20
386.20
770.40
Power, Account Street Lights
770.40
k f t for PorUand Surwiay
431.20
asked and the prices demanded by
The Dal]«.. While a-
344.96
6.00
400.00
Hotel Insurance
400.00
50k00
50.00
50 00
25.00
Library Fund
fanners are unreasonable. That
50.00
way the two smaller children,
6.20
Legion Hall
x:
30.19
1320.40
the government should have to
Francis and Lloyd will undergo
« DEBT Í
p o t a subsidy payment on prices
4000.00
4000.00
2000.00
Sinking fund for Bonde
1500.00
an operation for adnoieta.
160000
already too high is an evidence of
868.84
1100.77
458.26
4204)0
800.00
Interest on Bonds
382.50 1682.50
W. G. C. Woods was seriously
g-overmrta nt weakness
we - had
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
7402.90
.-.j-
____ »*k last week at his farm south-
Distance
when
W is urgent
rdvt
»nr
From where I s i t ...
¿y Joe Marsh
III Other Days
°?£
b -M
to b . “ •* ** Moro' a’ “ d
’’ton’ine
working n England. It may work po‘*on- -
here. I f so it will bring tbe pro- From the Observer May 14. 1924
dneer into disrepute, esqjeeitlly if
Martin Hanson and son, Clar-
4he price of his product is already enoe, from Camp Sherman were
visiting with friends at Mpro aqd
* ' >
T h e D a lle s B ra n c h o/ the
U n ite d S ta te s N a t io n a l B a n k
H o a d O ffic e , P o r tla n d . O re g o n
w t u n a i (^*LR4t
» w su aaw ct e i g r o a a
ï
to a
34.00
20.00
456.50
3647.50
18 j 68
36.00
76500
»606.05
15.60
237.90
1476.73
26.46 '
20.00
IO j OO w 2^.00
. 243.20
780.00
1833.29
3000.00
State Liquor Apportionment
70.00
..¿Lfaeneee and Fees
10.00
Rental or Sale of Property
600.00
Water R«"t
3«<V).(M)
Estimated Cash Balance July 1, 850.00 513 >00
x Total Estimated Expenditures
’ 17402«''
Urns Total Eotheeted Receipts
5130.01
' . Amount to he Raised hy Taxation >
7272.90
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