Sherman County journal., March 08, 1946, Image 2

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PuMuffi«* a t Mora. Oregon under A rt of
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Payable in Advance
ONE YEAR ............ ........... S .\ $2.00
MARCH «, 1940
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Those who w ould tra d e
,
.
reedom fo r secu rity are
deserving o f neither.
IT WAS A GOOD SPEECH.
BUT-----
T he speech of Secretary of
State Jim m ie Byrnes was a cor
tinuatlon of Am erican foreign
policy th a t needs definite over-
. hauling.
,,
__. speech
It was a good
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h
B
vm
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h
tn
„.
and Byrnes said things « .h
th a a , t hm
brou-
ght applause from all listeners,
w hether around the table with
him or in d istan t homes.
.
Senator V anaenburg had asked
. day before th a t the sta te do-
mq H o < QW*y*
fW lM t' M W M * ">*
had been
Mr Me
C ”.csday. <?n business.
Tho B aatern S tar chapter in Mr, Hal Shelton and
Island, Nebraska for
ume
BUTTBRCUPS
Miss Delores I^ang is spending Wa6co held its initiation Febru- and M rs Ed McKee, Mr and Mrs
The Friday Study club met
a few day Is Portland.
. '
j b ,« r y 26- G uests w ere from Gold- E d Dutton, Mr and Mrs Vern this w eek at the home of Mjs L.
Now af)i|‘ then, these s p r’nj?
endale and Moro. T here was a Dutton, Mr and Mrs C lark Van E. Kaseberg
days, as (*nc drives along Ike
F red A nderson and M arion oerem ony for the past M artha’s Gaasbeck, B etty and G ary from
highw ay, a flash of yellow hriuh
M r a n d M rs W alter Ruggles
_
Crews are home from Willamette and gU members whose birthdavs Blalock, and Leonard McKee of
tens the view. One m ay w onder
w
ent
to P ortland Tuesday w here
Chanles Crews, elder b ro th er u n iv ersity for a w eeks vacation. w ere in F eb ru ary w ere honored. Goldendale, W ashington.
w hether it is m erely one of the
M rs Ruggles w ill obtain medical
-
M rs E v e rett W atkins enter- D istinguished guests w ere Helen
proletarian yellow flow ers th at of Free Crews, and Roy W ir/.iegar
M rs E strelle Hailey wa« called attention In a n effort to speed
bloom early in the spring or real-
rea»- both coming from near Omaha,
Omaha. ta iM<|.,the gam Gordon club last Ruggles, w orthy m atron of Betn- to P ortland Monday because of
h e r convaleedende from a case
■ w eek a t the hom e of M rs A. C. 'ehem chapter 78, M rs Lucille h er father’s illness.
ly a buttercup, official harbring- but in Iowa, w ere visitors a l the
of the flu suffered early in the
er of the vernal season in these Crews home from Sunday, when Kaseberg. Mrs F rancis W atkins A nderson w orthy m atron of the
Mr and M rs George Van Gaas­
parts.
F ree m et them in Portland until held high score. T h e occasion al- E vergreen ch ap ter 1n G oldcndrle beck and Grace Huxel were din­ w inter.
The little sage rats have been W ednesday night when they left so celebrated Mrs Jo h n • Foss’ and M artha Davies grand repro- n er guests T hursday evening of
NOTICE
. > •
- ®e0 tatlv e of M assachusetts from Mr and Mrs Free Crews. The din­
out for weeks, scam pering around for home. F ree had not seen his b irth d ay
IN TH E M ATTER OF VACA­
W ashington.
on speedy 'legs in search of g r ttn brother for 26 years..
n e r was honoring Mr Van Gaas­
TING
A PORTION OF A CER­
Mr
and
Mrs
Joe
,
H
ilderbrand
Sunday
afternoon
w
as
th
e
oe-
food to vary th eir deit from the
bui Sheets entered the M id, ol-
beck and Mr Crews on th eir b ir­
TA
IN
ALLEY
IN TH E CITY OF <
m
ade
a
trip
to
*
W
hite
Salmon.
<>aslon
for
a
din
n
er
honoring
solid grains stored so carefully Umbia hospital Friday m orning
thdays.
W
ashington,
Sunday.
George
Van
Gaasbeck
on
his
31st
last sum m er. They signify spring, suffering from lobar pneum onia,
WASCO, OREGON.
On F eb ru ary 28 friends of birthdhy. G uests w ere M r and Steve McMillen has bought the
Tne undersigned hereby give
too, hut they come in m id-w inter p e im proved rapidly and rcturn-
land
adjoining
his
home
to
the
notice
th a t a t a regular m eeting
naw and then and not entirely
borne Sunday afternoon,
C arm en Royce helped h e r ccle-
■
■
»
south
and
expects
to
use
it
ar
a
of
th
e
City Council of the City
GAS
AND
OIL
reliable as prophets.
Malcolm R ichelderfer. son of b ra te h e r birthday a t school
place to keep a riding horse.
The bu ttercu p is the real thing Mr and Mrs E arl R ichelderfer.
. Tires—Accenaorle«
of Wasco, Oregon, to he held on
Mr and M rs AYt Macheel and
L t Jim Coats has been, dis­ A pril 1.' 1»««. a t 8:00 P ’ “ • •l’’
W hen they dot the hillsides it is ^ as ^een discharged' from the ar-
R. R. McKZAff and SON charged from the arm y air corps
spring and th ere can be no doubt my and ig hom e Hig tw in b ro th „r fam ily attended the funeral of
th e City Council room in Vaec..,
filir a n e e
M rs Dallas M iller of Hoquiam,
and retu rn ed home F eb ru ary 28. Oregon, they w ill Present to eaid
of iL There
oc<^aslon
Theron, is hom e on furlough
Grata, Feed, Floor, Fnel
W ashington last week end. Mrs
they a re fooled by early sun.
Donald B ryant of Seattle
City Council for consideration a
8 Miller, a sister of Mrs Macheei’s Farm Implements. Bag«, Twine
haps back in 1906 they had al visiting Jim Coats and othe»
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN’S SALE petition praying for ;the vacation
ready bloomed when the fateful friends in Sherm an county. Don w as stru ck by a car on the high- BARBED W IRE—GOOD POSTS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: of a portion of ,a certain alley
w ay w hen she got. out of the
blizzard h it th e ' country. Other aid u i is s a i form
T hat by v irty e and authority described as follows:
u n u e er
i resident
r e s i li e n t u
rxuiu^.
,
. .
,
of i Rufu3
PHONES
.
, „
,
L
tru c k she and h er .husband w*»re
plants w ere growing.
of
an O rder duly made by the
All of th at portion of th a t
Mr and Mrs Joe D rinkard have riding
...
. in to
. , Investigate w hy u it Feedatorw
Residence
Office
Despite these occasional lapses, bought the H atley house and in
C
ircuit
C
ourt
of
the
State
of
Ore­
certain alley in Block E ignt
182 \
162
163
had stalled. Surviving are her
the b u tte rc u p ’s presence gives the
gon
for
L
ane
County
on
the
27th
of M cPherson’s Second Au­
tend to move in soon.
OREGON
WASCO
husband and six children.
native a feeling th at the w in te r is
day
of
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
,-1946
the
under­
dition
to the City of Wasco,
J e rry B arn ett and Joe H lloer
over, that the grass will become
signed
Alice
Akers
as
Guardian
Jack
and
Joe
llin
e
s
spent
sev-
Oregon,
which Ues east
brand flew to Yakima, W ashing
increaHini5,y
.., th
v..ov
.........■■■■
Qn b j
F riday
increasingly K.w
green,
a t gardens
of
the
E
states
and
Persons
of
the
W
est
line of lots Four
eral days last w eek visiting ln
w m grow, th a t plowing lim e is
Th„ n „iu.
M
argaret
Jan
e
Akers
and
John
and
Nine
in
said Block and
V isitors in T he Dalles Monday Portland.
here.
B uttercups _ smell
like
H
arry
A
kers,'M
inor,
will,
from
Gray spent last week
Addition.
’ They
_
L ester G
s p ring.
are. -i,r4av.
W ith us theirs w ere Mr and1 Mrs W illiam Nis-
and after Monday, the 15th day of
Dated this 20th day of F ebru­
.
J
?
o
f
(I...
sea-
and
Buddie.
Mr
and
Mrs
Dan
in
Portland
| s the first brightness of the sea
April,
1946
a
t
the
hour
of
1:00
E ight m em bers of the Wasco
McDermid. Mrs A ugusta Huc.tin.
ary, 1946.
I
eon.
o’clock in the afternoon of said
C. R M orrisdn
Mrs Charles • E verett, M n Sel­ chapter of E astern Star attended
a few little saucers of them
day at the Law Office of T. LES­
j. C. Wilson
ma W atkins, Mrs E strelle H ai’ey, a m eeting in GoldendaJe, Wash.,
have appeared in houses of resi-
T E R JOHNSON, Moro, Sherm an
Ira
R. Fridley
F eb ru ary 27th.
. 4
w ui rw>n Je rry B arn ett and Hal W hite.
dents and the roadsides will
Vivia»> Trnnnn» w as a
County, Oregon, proceed jo sell
16-19
be b rig h t w ith Utelr deep ^ l o w . . ^ V l v U n T rounce ^
a
and w ill sell a t private safe to
Phyllis Joy Medler visited *n
Free C rew s Has
LongD elayed V is it
PLUMBING & HEATING
SERVICE
partm ent tre a t Russia w ith de- S pring is soon w ith us.
A rth u r Sargent
Portland a few days last week.
The B urres place, sold a year
Charles H artm ann, son of Mr
„ „ „ Mrs Gus H artm ann is expect- or so ago to E. J Scharf, nae
been sold to E. E. Kaseberg.
, ,
ed home soon.
Mrs H arley Dutton retu rn ed
home from the hospital Saturday
and is im proving,
Mrs C arl Nelson and G arth are
visiting Mrs E. A. Medler.
je r r y B arnett flew to Portland
term ination If not force. Byrnes —
—
-
spoke w ith reason and said most MORK P B 0 P L B ?
.
nositivelv t h a t Russia should
,
P08
On several occasions the tax
w ithdraw troops from Iran ac-
study comm ission has been fa^ed
cording to agreement.
with a question th a t m ight h~t-
Result: nothing.
ter be askel of the sta te ’s citizen-
Too many tim es _ before ‘he of- ry
large.
would the
I y
a at
t
n * -*
r T h at is.
ficials of this governm ent have p ^ p ie of Oregon prefer to nave
sounded off on
international in d u stry brought into the state
questions w ith no resu lt bu t ouh- or to have th e state to themsel-
11c applause. R ussia seems entire- ve8
Washington Column
ly unconcerned and h er troops are
To a cham ber of commerce it
still in Ira n and al9o still in Man- borders on sacrilege to m urm ur Continued from page one.
churia. A pparently speech mak- th a t the advent of Industry m ight
tng is not effective m eans of deal- not be generally favored. To mer- starving. T his raises the question
ing w ith other nations, especially chants, anxious for m ore people of w hat becomes of the dues ami
th e R ussian nation.
to sell to. it is alm ost bad. It Is assessm ents
m em bers of ‘he
By such actions we have gotten t he ordinary th in g to urge. More unions have paid in. No one has
and deserve the reputation <‘f m ills, m ore factories, m ore pea- ever been able to determ ine what
being bluffers, whom no nation p ie , m ore business, th a t Is the func|s a re in the treasu ries of th*
fears. W e recently exploded loud- th in g we are taught to believe various unions b u t it is known
ly in the public p rin ts about Ter- is progress.
th a t the total m ust be mai.y,
on of the A rgentine, who v a s
The other side of the argum ent m any m illions of dollars,
elected w ithin the fortnight ju st —and is has received little rccog-
In the Pacific northw est, for
as if o u r “statesm en” had not n itio n —is th a t Oregon is a pret- exam pie> w orkers tn w a rJ n d iis -
m ade th e headlines at all.
ty good state now. T here is room tfy plants who w ere forced to
The point is th at sounding oif to fish and hunt, room to drive joln th e boilerm akers, th^ elec-
before an Am erican audience is its highw ays, opportunity 1 ° tricians and oth er unions before
not a good way to deal w ith for- m ake a living. Newcom bers crowd they could get a job in the ship-
elgn nations.
us and make us
an(1
yards or in an a ircraft factory
come m ore aggressively business fattene<j (these treasu ries
__ ■___ Days to go fSoK'-nor
.
»
__I
One m ay well w onder what conscious.
fishing will
will inc.uxz.j
unions
m ensely and individual
group in the world democracies be fewer when the state has are now said to have as m uch as
$3,000.000 in bonds and other cash
are going to ally them selves with, two million inhabitants,
o r if they are going to go it ilone
Portland Is an example. Since assets. As these w orkers w ere
and stand o r fail on th eir own.
w ar tim e industry brought in dism issed and departed for their
Right now—and for so m e tim e 'its thousands the city has been home
nome sv-vco
states they -------------
ceased to » pay .
p a st—the struggle in the world, crowded w ith stra n g e rs who nave dupg gQ th a t w ith h a muc
m uch smfin
Ideologically speaking, has been changed the quiet tem po the city er m ’ em . bership
_
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.
now .u the
unions
between two dictator types of once boasted. Schools are full of are im m easurably richer.
governm ent, w i t h
dem ocracy children. Budgc-b. are full a rd
• • •
m eddling here and there, but
«till In adequate. Are the or.g nal
Reports
n i t .........................................» ----------
n
e p u r i H l from
i b i l i Oregon and Wash-
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is, inhabitants happier, or
mei-ely lngUm pU te th a t the PAC intÄ1ds
ineffectively. The contest
and has been betw een fascism busier? W ould the rem ainder of
to take an active p art in
and com m unism , although other
th eir to w r ^ a n d e,ections in th ose states
w ords a re often used to describe
factories over th eir to w rs a t.
y e a r. T here is talk of
them.
clties-
,
,
th e ir acquiring weekly newspa-
Since the defeat of the main
W e’d like to J“ 1™ ’ m L o w .
and insta,ling true belleV\ .
fascist nations the Catholic c h u ith c°mnds®l<>n
4
e rs to ru n them , and also the pos»,
is the principle foe of common-
, sibility of acquiring a broaacast-
ing station. The PAC‘ is r e p u t ­
ism, largely, no doubt, ' because
edly m uch stronger in W ashing­
of the com m unistic denial of
ton than in Oregon, b u t in both
C hristianity. Because a g reat ma­
, states an intensive organization
jo rity of Europeans are m em bers - ■ ■
of th a t faith it may be doubted « " » »
« M -re e r Mar. 8. KM«
of the Pro £rarn i®
Pr °8 re ss-
if com
m unism is
advance
Sherm an county _„..iJx,i
officer,
li
communiMm
is able
ame to
w an«vcM
>-«r
l-.«.
far in th a t continm L Perhaps it
X d e n t . C. stead,
accom panied by L. L.
ai
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7
.
v.
w
•
r
- —
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will go to O iina, Japan and
India
a
e-
»
A Buckley vice president, A. H. Peetz and Chet Silver,
w here the resistance is les3
.
8 , ^ ^ secretary I D. P ixe and From the Obeerver, Mar. U J M 7
T here is in this country more “ arJ'uni;
W hlle helping Jim Kenny re­
expressed ^ a r of comm unism
heftd of young m arcs palr a tra c to r Tuesday Clarence
than of fascism although v e
w eighing 1050 to 1250. Sparling got som e steel piCve6 i
fought as allies of the greatest
B arnum Brog hig eye th a t Dr Poley had to re-
her f}e. move
communistic nation. It may be
powlble that <»en>oc'»cy « n -«»X p a rtu re
re from G
Gra8g
rass Vallcy
Valley Sun-
A m eeting a t
e
face
on the sidelines and let the r o t day a fte r a fa re w e ll' ™»rtv
party that
th at arranged fo r a four cou >
of the world fight out its ideolo­ w as attended by m any friends.
circuit w i t h Wasco,
n‘tlPg
gies. That is, it might have been
Miss Mae K ester began teach- Sherm an and Klickita
possible had we not so recently in g a 4 m onths school at the participating.
Revella C albreath and, '
insisted that we take a part in Boardm an school house Monday.
Wm. S m ith paid $20 ,a ton for E llsw orth has finished P’nving
world affairs It Is apparent that
' up on th e ir ^ « " ^ » < 1 5 rou«h of
we don’t know what side we hay In A rlington. .
want to be on, nor how far we From the Observer Mar.»,1917 P rineville and each of them ha «
would go If w e did know.
Five chain drive McCormick 640 acre«? of land.
W e are now aiding the over combine h a rv e sters have been ■ .
—
.... A
th ro w ot F ranco In Spain, whom
past two ^ k s by Ginn - 1 ur‘^ H lxKi£ eei ; on the 1st ar4
w e aided when he was fighting
Coleman,
’
8rd Thursday evening«
of each month. Visiting
the communists In the revolution.
Well drillers on the Me Lachlan
members arc cordially
We are talking rough to Russia farm «truck w ater in abundance
nvited to meet with as.
with whom we were allied less at about 350 feet Ira is now rigg-
LeRoy W right, W. M.
than a year ago. We insist that
up a pump.
Pinkerton, Secretary
other nations have democratic
w h ile unloading furniture at
Rebekah
governments w hile resisting at- the depot the team of E. Amidon
_..
* •••
............. Meets 2nd and 4th
itlors to hum- became frightened and ran away,
oj . each
tempts of other
•s
" dam aging one wagon wheel and month. Visit ng mem
ence their neighbor«
hers welcome.
There may b e sense to ad this sor?e of the furniture.
H. F. Peetz w ent to The Dalles u McLachlan «<*_
but If thete te P neede ocMaln
Tuesday to prove up on his home- Florence Johnston, fc
iu a
vai
In Other
tar
I, L KIRKELIE
PHONE 391
MORO
Thank-you
Iy>t Six (6),
In leavin g W a sco after being in business
here for several year w e w a n t to thank th e
cu stom ers of th e W a sc o Bakery for their pat­
ronage, and to ask that th e sam e co u rtesies
be co n tin u ed w ith S tev e O ’Meara, w h o has
’
*
bought t s out.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
the highest bidder for cash in
hand, or on such term s of cash
and credit as m ay be approve -1
by the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for I^ane County, a’l
the right, title and interest of
the said M argaret Jane Akers
and John H arry Akers, Minors,
in one parcel and subject to con­
firm ation by the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for I^ n e
County, in and to the following
described real property:
NOTICE* is hereby given th at
the undersigned, W illard
W.
H arper, has been appointed Ad­
m inistrator of the E state of
W illiam C. H arper, deceased, and
has qualified as such adm inis­
trator. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby
notified and required to p r e s e n t
the same, duly verified to th e
C ounty Clerk of Sherm an County
at his ofice in the Court House
at
Moro, Oregon, w ithin
six
m onths from date of the ilrst
publicatioon of this -notice, to-wit,
F ebruary 15, 1946.
W illard W. I ia ip - /
A dm lnlstaL r
M W. W ilkinson,
A ttorney for Estate
The Dalles, Oregon. , .
Block Twenty-
Two (22), City of Moro, Sher­
m an County, Oregon.
Dated this 8th day of March,
1946.
ALICE AKERS. Guardia;.
Date of F irst Publication March
8th, 1946.
Date of Last Publication April
5th, 1946.
From where I s it ... ¿y Joe M arsh
Sincerely,
H al a n d M a rg a ret Shelton
‘ s
For four years Jess T '
hi« harne«« shop alone. E - .
nephew’s discharged f.o ...
Navy and is back to help 1..
Right away, it seems that r.
Delbert has some new
.
Cars Washedand Motors
Steam Geaned
wants more money, shorter ho.
Come In, let u> clean up your cer.
A
good SUNSET waih and motor (team
clean will make you proud of your
car again.
Out
'and meanwhile /eaa’ expense:
been going up!
So what does Jess do? He in*.'
Delbert to ait down over a frier.- /
glass of beer and talk the bitualioa
over. Jess figures how he can pivo
Delbert some extra dollars, at. J
1'
‘ 'rests in the business;
jert figures how he can
m •".•oduction onhar»a««ee
. jme saddle work, besides,
'y seal the bargain with an-
_.iandly glass of beer,
< ». rourse, all labor tronWea
. so simple. But from whore I
ihere could bo more friendly
.-. Ion — more give and t a k e -
tolerance and understanding
sides would bo a heap bot-
o l.
Reputation h Your Protection
(
Sunset Motor Co.
CHEVROLET
OLDSMOBILE
.‘ed StaU t B rtw trt
The Dalles,
Oregon
CADILLAC
RECAPPING GUIDE
warex win euun a een
wire us to asear
nass smooth
m cat at oncs
SIS US TOOAT
r a i a i c snowmo ru a o w o u
Sure as shootin', if there’s O ld Man Dirt in your Diesel fuel,
there s trouble ahead. Every drop of fuel goes through
injector-nozzle holes small as a human hair. And if these
injectors get dirt-worn, that does it, brother. Cuts die power
of your Diesel and leads up to repair bills. Because it’s all-
important to use a CLEAN fuel, use Standard Diesel Fuel
— distilled 100% for PURITY.
;
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o o s rra c tA r
O N T Il TINS MAFFSMS
SB MS W* « W in WOK
SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY
J. C. WILSON, PHONB-552
WA8CO, OREGON
R. C. ANDERSON, PHONE 232
GRASé VALLEY, OREGON
A S T A N D A R Ijfcp F C A L IFO R N IA PR O D U C T