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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1945)
•1-' saLd-'^t. IA G B X H1WRMAN COUNTT JOURNAL MORO. OREGON FRIDAY. APRIL 6, » 1 5 best produce them. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT I . • - -1 legislatore 1_.2^1^. a . »...•• tin ♦ t R" » Tax minded say The AAA ^ ¡ „ y has ^ ^ 4 the M E R M A N COUNTY JOURNAL : Notioe ia hereby given ihat the E R IC A This is a form of possible slate, acreage of cotton. It has brought ’ updersigned has filled in the Couu- Aniinfv and and m u n iru u il revenue re v e n u e *__*.«- ________„__ _ » ______ county municipal Beery Friday et forth more competition for wheat i *ty Court of the State of Oregon that should not be overlooked. growers because production costs Mere, Oregon jL for Sherman County hie Fine! Ac- That sounds reasonable when it is have dropped and profits are high vM eL . S u m ís A im To b o m ls sto count and Report as sdminietraUr COee L. ------ considered that liquor and race on whe*t market ia guar h W j •- V o « « R M « « « « r . i e w e r p v t e n ta ., V .A •*» •'» -li.« te » ------- --- > a A 7 JT __ •- m. it ~ tam tting are being better eim- anteed. We now have some 60,000 •It fu r o p e T deceased, and th s i Wednesday, the •e Sr t ’*RK ■ trolled through state supervision ooo hogs whereas we had over a 11th day o f April, 194«, * at the ‘j^Äolrma. im.'HW than when drastically banned. 100,000,000 a few years ago. Wc Uonom« hour of 10^00 o'clock A. M., of ___ x A change in the state constitu neea pork and so do our allies ✓ ■aid day, s t the court room of ssid " II tion is not a necessity *n 8Onifc but we will not produce it with fily CsUhaHM Je<ue* BarUham - j Court, in the courthouse in Moro, H i l l cases. For instance, a city might feed costs 0PA agaim>t » a r m M r< m ! Shennan County, Oregon have ef Freefsm^ «md^^fhs obtain * »ervi<se Ikena«. employ« the producer. We need more milk ' • ‘ ‘ been fixed by the Court as the Iiu»«c«Haf'MW0fo<Rm'! :s- MATH ÉDITORIAL— man u TOix drink5. and ®Pen a and dairymen are going out of' time and place for hearing of ob S O C I A T I O N aerv*ee If desired slot n»a- business. We have 80JHM),000 beef jections to said Final Account and o r v * M a t , MK arU N H A i QPIN8: Russia's chines could be installed and the cattle^ a high figure-and restrk- book, "ftrtat Faaoe,** t said, we « a n ' Report and for the settlement of den .i*iaMpn of P***® city expense or debt m a te r ia l tions make us short of beef, ttep-ud.ur EuropeftrT'Tederatle», her dtottniutok between the reality, e l • said estate. reduced or taken entirely off the There ia ry> sense in the AAA con ua w*.ng peace with Japan» her day and the people ef tomorrow. Vtw OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER Blaine C. Miller, Administrator. taxpayers shoulders. Those who program. (Jertainly another one grim reality of today governing reft» | . T. Lester Johnson, I pèayed could pay—and . would is needed. Because o f known dix- 'p there ef the Balkan nations, her *e- tions among sovereign states to pwaa ,J SUBSCRIPTION RATES politics, in the climate of mutual IW , , m ’ gladly., J agreement among farmers and fclstaeea to mil strategy based.on vahriea.'The hope of tomorrow to / ' Mor°, Oregon, Payable la Advance In some cases such a club might groups of farmers the smart boys t a*w ,* s nbw and workable system et lnteaj First publication March «, 1S45 ^ex^^wionlst” revision | 2 / 0 become a desirable meeting place h» the agricultural department »ttart^sn. her rude . . ONE YEAR ...................... national organization protecting s t > Last« publication, April 6, 1945- -------- and a means of keeping social will be able to write the kind of Iru ssUUcal hand— all __ in, aollpettve security NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT’ APRIL 4. 1945 contacts in the trading area so a program they want, just as they (aa^ .tier facts show that sheiwpes to not only Eastern Europe _ _____________________ that business wvuld remain at did befo but a — /rp- as a whole. Whether she tioda with other states feueag tib?. undersigned has filled in the Coun r - — , . a home. If the income was sufficient A southern, senator writing ill will ........ 4 «Upends upon the relative poriwar wiU oscillate between 9w.r ty Court of the State of Otegon Those who would tra d e roany improveraenU might the Country Gentleman recently ta r m - a u > ' of the great powers et opposing pedes: (1) The fear of the* for Shenman County her Final Ac- the j»e •: £ e war; the clarity and ^ ^ * ’ L - U ^ R » ^ ^ e0DM andRa^ adnllni. tratrix freedom fur security are made to the city. said that there was little wrong ie«ii«-< -«“• Ail ted statesmanship; the j » # j a i » Feasibility of such procedure with the cotton situation that a Lb.uii of the Europeftn peoples to of tost tbc'worul1 the Estate of Bart Barrell, deserving of neither. would depend on the need for pay- dose of free trade would not cure. fin- viktin themselves a new strength tie socialist state by fire andj deceased, end that Wednesday, the 1 . - meirt of public debt, the ■ ¿lesire Perhaps the same thing would In« virion. If Russia does succeed in » eoahtion of eapttsMstio llt h Xprilf 1946t at sbe lo.nlnating Europe, the consequences THE ROAD TO SBBFDOM for a community social center and settle many other farm problehifc riu be the following: «> Because of has been the pver-recurring of Muscovite rulers since hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M., of The book review in the current of cituens to aid. as well, If there was _______________ no favoritism hi operation of the. Russian state This to the key to fiteMn’s for- said day, at the court room of said onopoly of foreign trade with such Reeder'. D ig»* i . «bout a little T*1' * * " “ " ’d »«rkahle given by the government to any ' y and wyi not end until' Court, in the courthouse in Moro, vast empire as its base, interna- by whlrii time Russia will; Sherman County, Oregon have book “The Road to Serfdom ’ in *ltho° ih Renerally auch incomer economic group it would be a , ion si economic conflict will rise to which a man born m Auatria « f a PrivaU P»™ "’ or PrivaU safe bet that the wheat farmer of > u«w height (I) The peoples of Eu- probably be strong enough to resist; been fixed by the Court as the lope wiU, directly or In effect ba- any ebalition. Stalin is a realist He, dubs. this area could take care of hhn- kome subjected to Stalin’s totaUta- a Communist Europe, or time and place for'hearing of ob forth his ideas about dictatorships seif mighty well. ? Han Internal regime, which in no Communist Getmany, would brind jections to said Final Account and and democracies. (He has been in a tbs very coalition ho fears? |sr-ntial respect differs from Hitler’s. position to watch such things. However nuarh, then. Soviet leader^ Report and for the settlement of L -o..sUnt efforts at revolt terror and d Europe, the* gaid estate, t The excerpts in the magazine BYRNES fou.iter-terror, would be a virtual may' Wish to dominate rMJm«. of ot pow------------------- pow « politic wUl work1 Admfal.tr.trlx. let Minty. (3) The international beM ------JSs restate many o f the things that James F. Byrne« has - at last of power would be so over- against their secret ideal for a decade ( observers of American polit.Co resigned from his government po3t Itassto« T. Lester Johnson, TWs does not ' --------------- ‘ yei^hted that e gigantic new war a t ------------ wot attempt to dominate, dtrectly1 Attorney at law,« have been saying for some ten and is probably going back to pri- Continued from Pn<e One wwld be only a question of time. * * years. They ane very apparent to vale life. That ie too bad. He nas mittee protested the chartering tad probably not much time. (4) The or indirectly, the smaller neighbor^, Moro, Oregon. 1- hreeaome—none of 01 w w i u u j «• w especially ths Balkans,, u 1025 ee- toy. countries, everyone who reads history or been a faithful servant of the ad- of government cargo ships to jxn- | ^ r td Freedoma-tmaa fa prartlo. by Stalfa-wooM, « » fa * Hlfa«* tMt M fa . cm Fu»t poUI«b<m M.rch ». 1M5 J, Last publication. studies governments. ministration and to a slightly las- yate speculators while feaarsl av- •»•come Jbe bitterest Joke of modern •e/rlv pet atoay with. ♦ • ■** April ‘toW v... 6, 1945 > BURNHAM CHALLENGES: It; NOTICE TO CREDITORS For instance: no one ever starts ser degree to th people. He haa encies were unable to obtain a tutory. ‘ s ilt CULBERTSON CHALLBNOBSt true that Stalin works in mysteri-« ‘ out to create a dictatorship * by been legislator, judge and bureau- boat Apart frpm the obvioús exaggeration» ous ways, his wonders to perform.1 All persons hstefog claim« agafo- saying so. Probably they do nn* erat in the executive department. * * * »f Mr. Bumhhm’s Bill of Indictment rt the ewtate of J. L Davis, also even think of doing th a t But the Senators and congressmen, who Setting up a government school here is no question Russia’s policy But Mr. Culbertson’s analysis sug known as LtiHidy Davis, deceased. gests that Stalin may temporarily search for power always ends knew Byrnes say he was depend for the training of diplomats is i as assumed expansionist coloration, give up the aim of dominating Eu-J • re hereby notified to p re se n t rhe heady wine of continuous victo- in dictatorship. It is the “plan- able and able in the senate.* He proposed in a bill now being con •íes has had its effect. But to con rope now, only in order to dominate! thagi in proper form, to the under nerr”, those who want to plan the gave up a life time position on sidered in the house. Boys between clude Russia is seeking to dominate the whole werld a decade from now J signed, the duly appointed, quali lives of other people as well as the supreme bench to lend his pc- 21 and 25 years old with at least Europe is quite a leap. Russia is not A nation strong enough to resist anyj fied and acting Executrix and Ex the only power seeking expansionist their own who are dangerous l o t culiar abilities to the ndministra- tEree years of college would be ad settlement of postwar problems. There coalition would automatically be the' ecutor, respectively, of the last Yuler of the world. In politics, only) nation. When they get in power tion in time of war. He was turn- mitted after examination teste are grounds to assume Russia power reetrains power. It should also} will and tee tame nt of J. L Davie, B ritain have agreed (tacitly or they eventually come to rule ev- |ed down for the vied-presidency And they would be instructed in on the division of Europe be noted that Russian domination deceased, at the office of Geo. G. eryone ia order to make their plans last July and his decision to re- aH matters essential to a success- plicitly) into two zones of influence. The in does not require Immediate soviet!-* Updegrafif, Moro, Oregon, within aation. “Friendly," La, cowtroUed, work oat. tire apparently comes from the dis ful career in the diplomatic ser evitable result—e squeeze play six months from the date of boas vice. Representative Curti» of No the U. 3.—resumption of the evep- sovemmetus cow be just eS wae/ul^. notice, to wit: March 23, 1946. ‘ The author recalls the use of appointment of that time, for many purposes, as wete “soviet the word “liberal” which is the Byrnes never bore the repute braBka. aether « , the bill, argu,d republics.“ ’ Emma Daria • proper name for one who believes* tion of being one o f . the theorct? that ap eeially tra in e d d ip lo m a t., , MIL b i u n H AM BRFLIEg: A work- Luther W. Davi* in greater rights for the indlvid- eal new dealers. Rather, he has fre®d from partisan political hi- 'able solution of “the European ques- my friend concedes Stalin does not Geo. G. Updermff, ual. Anyone who restricts the been one of the practical admiivs- fluence, would be a factor in for- !tion” is ths only chance for world seek to dominate Eurepe (during the’ Attorney for Executrix in the generation ahead. Tpe next decade) 1 concede Stalin mipbt rigfrta of the people ia not a lib- trators who kept the social minded «wulating a foreign policy which peace id system of many small indepen- seek to dominate the world after that] **** Executor. eral. Restricting people to an old theorists from wreaking greater would »be continuous’ through suc- ent nations has collapsed. Domina But why single out RussiaT Especially A new telephone line has been trick. Kings did it for generations, destruction on the country. There ocesive a dmd nist raft ions and that tion of Europe by a single great In view of her enormous service to us. Then came the revolutions of the are not enough capable men *r.ov, •?ch continuity will be nec^ssary tiermsny^wouiT onlynmake against Hitler. We live in a world ofj built within the city tornita of latter 18<b century out of which in government and the loss of one the United States to to retain ¡probable a w«7 still more glganUe international anarchy where state eats| Moro by the company to accommo came the America we love. of the best is an occasion for sor- it» present high position in world '.than this one. The only alternative state; where the only limit to the date thorn Bring in Hayes addi p a free and genuinely Independent expansion of one statf is the brutal We may retain the rights our row on the part of Americans affairs. e 'Federated Europe. The greet weflr- force of another. Until we And an- tion. The new line at present - is ancestors won then, or may slip who are trying to prevent the na- « • hees and the great crime of United adequate aubetitute for rule of force, built as far as the Edgar Miller At an outlay or $46,913.06 for ^States foreign policy to its failure’to by establishing Rule pf Law. main property now owned by F. D. back into the subservience of serf- tion from becoming Europeanized, by a World Cop, «very great expenses the senate committee to understand this fact, and its conse tained dom It to up to us. Present ten- --------------------- state wtil always threaten the exis Flatt. quent inability to offqr the European investigate non-essential govern • peoples any perspective whatever,.. tence of anotitef, • . Ted Barnum wrecked the Av dency is toward serfdom. ment expenses has effected direct ery Martin car last Saturday when --------------------- FARM PROBLEM z Peters and Ginn are the nrst returning from thè fair grounds savings amounting to >2,457,623,- Apples for sale .different vari- ONE INDEPENDENT LEFT an(j 75 e per box L. to report being finished with spring for a load of passengers for the The attempt now being made 568, according to a report read e tj€g> plowing in the Moro viemity. ball game. Barnum was trying to by the chairman, Senator Byrd. E. Clarlft, Hood River, Dregou. If one reads the pages in the by the several farmer organizn- Since they have housed their out pass the Lusk car and struck Dr. C? L. Poley is having a back of the papers he might h a v tions of Oregon and eastern Wash- The report also claims credit for fit several others have also report soft dirt when he turned eff the having been instrumental m affect porch built onto his residence, re discovered that all is not well ington to agree on a farm pro- ed as having finished. ing indirect savings of approxi main track. placing the one on the front anti with the American delegation that gram to be suggested to the fed- mately $600,000. continuing around the south and is to represent this nation at the eral government is one that will east to the kitchen. In the rear it San Francisco parley. do much good whether such a will be built 2-story, the upper It appears that Senator Vandcn- program ever finds agreement to be a sleeping porch. berg to upaet because the presi- or is ever adopted by the L. Barnum has traded the old dent has already agreed to some government. It will be successful ( family residence and acreage to of the things the conference was jf the combined group learns of to be about. He haa an old fash- the wide disagreement that pre- Fiom the Observer, April 6. 1906 ArtfcbK Phillips in exchange for. Mrs Ida Gtrong Wolford pre- hotel property next to the new toned and American notion again- vails not only among the different bad- group« but between individual sented her husband with a fine boy garage. • st being a rtohber stamp. We had Arrangements for the annual not counted on Vandenberr cut- farmers from separate sections on the 27th. Another Nari>y. A 9 lb. girl gladdened the home DcMoss Fourth of July celebration ting much of a figure in the eon con e f the nation as well as state. ference and had thought that The very fact that farm rs of Mr and—Mrs Claude Thompson are agaiVb under way. Otto Peetz secretary of the Pioneer's Associ- Harold Stassen might produca disagree indicates the breadth of Monkiand last week. some ideas. Nothing, of couroe, the nation and the varied systems At fche citY election Monday 95 ation, hah mailed requests to mero- eould be expected of Tom Connolly of agricultural production in this votes were cast. S. S. Hayes, Adol- bers to remit the yearly dues of $1. or Soft Bloom, who have been wrap country. It may be assumed that Pjj Heydt were elected to F io « the Observer, April. 9, 19& ped up in the president’s coat iaiis eech group of farmers will sn- ciL A tie vote between W. H. Vernon Shipley, injured recent a long time. . deavor to make a program that Ragsdale and O. A. Ramsey, gave ly in a motorcycle accident nJar Secretary of State, Stettinius, will redound to its best advantage the latter the place. Mr Wallen his home west of Qrsss Valley, is is another of our too numerous financially. That is to be expected, was elected treasurer. reported to be reeovering, nicely A fire in Moro this week would do-gooders who insists on feeding Wheat growers have been in from the effects of bis accident, the people’s of the world and ra- a fortunate spot recently. Al- have wound the city up for all but that he has no recollection ef though the price of their product *jme. No water. How’s the hosr.! ~ tioning the American« From the Observer, April. 7 191<L Probably nothing will come has not reached parity as figured from Vandenberg’s protest *• a by the Department, of Agriculture. of «he delegation Will the wheat growers have madt Hom where I sit X Joe what h«B already been such startling reductions in tha That may be the purpose of production cost of wheat that That 1» 0 natural to« Faaasiseq meeting: profits have been very satisfac- Thorn are a numhor o f answer«, any one pdbftie and r’b» validate the tory, especially in the factory pro* at which may he the one that fits the case. meeting o f the three Gods duetton areas where a great d al H's possible your neighbor on the next street « of the wheat ia at Yalta. ordered service sooner than you did . . . has The cotton farmer is faced with been waiting longer. '■ a» • ^¿7 w- a loss of export that means ruin W e were sitting around after weapon I mffi B a t w e 'v i got Ameri Or the neighbor who applied later but got DEBT DMHJCTÎON to him, the dairy farmer has had chores the other night talking can crops-from American fields service sooner may be ane whoso responsibil of the leg- to struggle against rising feed A t the recent about the progress of the war. —strengthening o ur position ities for dofenss, public "health, welfare ond .i le costs and price restrictions, even a proposa: Chad Davis was saying how, In overseas in a way no other un safety raquiro It the eonstBution so as to the stockman has had his troubles spite of Germany's defeat, there derground can shake.* O r there may Be mere wirs capacity avafi- of Jot with rationing. Wheat growers was still the German under able on his street * ground to cope with. gambling <k* have been more fortunate than Until the telephone factories pro able to turn lately rig h t W hether M’s «sr th s vieea. Legislators in general m -’t most and even they have had res- *1 don’t worry about thorn,“ from war production, there will continue to b e of beer that fearful of «he public aestotion to trictions put upon them that a. e •ays Bober Hoahiua. “ Bo long as . sh ortages o f certain fa cilitie s h ers on th s Mxh a m ow aBh—gh (he state onerous. we go« our own underground In that fssfo o«r homo front. • «axes liquor and obtains jt is likely that the only way working order.” Mt o f grain that W s ore doing our level best to meet the fm rueea. the agricultural situation will ever «■ a - essential requirements of our country end “ W hat do you mean—our un « « 0 produced to shoe settled will be for the govern- community. derground?” says Chad. And that nearly every <hA to «he stats ment to let the former alone for Sober points out to the fields. Your co-operation and understanding are Ima off B* debt and raiaod awhile. It may no« be possible ss “ There it is,” he says, “under apprxioYAo for treasuries from a permanent policy but no other that soil lies the most Important nF « ley Wer fiseds far VhJsty a t They are to be way than free competition bas ft« ovury,«ftub room. They been disoowred to determine what Ao. 109 o f a Serie» Capyri^kt, 1945, UwWâata» e f dollars. crops are in demand and who can TN> PACIFIC T U ir e O N I AM* TMAetAFM CONFAMI ?? Doe* n Kelly’s Column S TH IS W EEK i. - SATURDAY — SUNDAY 7 - 8 BATHING BEAUTY WITH Vi f-V’ Red Skelton u I Marry James and Orchestra With U K S. ’’T >. 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Ever tried Or black boanef If you h a d n ’t, there’s e^letotoantiurprleo to stone for you. They m ike lusci- botniqjto appreciate, *
