Sherman County journal., May 31, 1946, Image 2

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No ont» seènni io
w hat tq
do about strikes, I t is ev»de«( th at
T rum an d id n 't know and also
evident th a t h e had flttlç a u th o r
ity to do an y th in g effective. His
governm
adm strik
inistration
th re a t to ent
induct
e rs into .and
th e
arm y w ould have been foolish
v en ty
had y the m en stayed out
out. se
Seventy
would
m ake
year old engineers
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rltillA V , MAY I l i i ( M
<pmw from Longview, ...
pul Chared
from
tfte garage and F ord W«ney
ft
\V ilium s M otor Co.
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A tra n sie n t m otorist rep o rted
d ivlng from K lam ath F alls to a
continuous snow storm th a t end-
Holton» the tttot pn.twaf
<«. October # to 1J le now -*reU »«,>**■*- ;
H olt reported, as «11 m ajor »to- » » ¡ t e l f l
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gtad es have been overcome. T h e L t U i y V U r O H I V I U
p lan t w is used e a H M ^ t h e w ar -
HoweU
aa *n evacuation center for Ja
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eu about 12 miles south of Moro, papere who were assembled there
„ ^ neral
C£ " ‘” . £
» uls WCre, ' ^ d J ^ . 1
A m encan Legion hall, following
*n s death May 30.
From the Observer, Ju n e 1. 1017
poor GIs.
Elm er R alston B arze- and Lois
The pending strik e legislation
Eliza
Schaeffer w ere m arried n e a r
leave the average person
ÉDITORIAL— pnust
cold. It presum es th at the gov- E rsk in e May 24, following th e
SSOCIATIOhl em m ent can successfully force t r .a e ’s grad u atio n from high
. S H c m h s i — men to w ork. T h at is not true. Sihool.
A ctually it is im possible and con-
H enry DcMoss
arriv ed last
OFFICIA L COUNTY PAPER
stitutionally it is impossible.
w eek a fte r dn absence of several
Yet, som ething m ust be (done mOnths as advance m an for the
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
to cause selfish groups to halt p eMOSS en tertain ers.
p- • - ’
Payable ia Advance
before throw ing the entire nation
W ith th e exception of one
ONE YEAR ...... .................... $2.00 tnto a strik e . We have long had bridge about a m ile 8outh nf th e
courts for those w ho break the Hay canyon w arehouses th e new
M A Y S I. 1944
m oral code and in some cases the grade Up th e canyon is now in
social code. W e m ight be able to gcod condition for any kind of tra-
f
T h o s e w h o w o u l d t r a d e set up courts th at w ould try
vel says R. C. Byers, road super-
those w ho broke the
economic v sor in charge.
fr e e d o m fo r s e c u r ity o re
law of production, w ithout which
L. B. Payne is hauling . sand
w e cannot live in this complex from the riv e r to be. used in
d e s e r v in g o f n e ith e r .
civilization.
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plastering the new Roy Powell
The trainm en lost a fine repu- bom e
M ISPLACED LOYALTY
tation df years standing by t h e i r _____________
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„_Q_.V PVPrvnnp
has 48 hour strike T heir leader,
t h ^ X ¿«new haT i n t h e
tost W hitney my his th re a ts against Pl TO BE GOOD________________
beft* e
* pe ™ an ° M
campB farth er eaSt
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( n o n for m any years county
agent in U m atilla county, said
extensive im provem ents to th e
P1* * wil1
made lhls
and thiU .th e arrangem ents of th s
®h°w this year will be to Increase
^ e. ®PPea^ to the general puc^lc
and to enhance th<\ educational
ip lu e to farm ers, hom em a era,
and-youth groups
The P L will b e planned and
operated to keep it as one o f th e
th re e l biggest livestock exposi-
Holt
en tire
declared
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Insurance
Co.
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$ 1 0 0 a M o n th
f o r L ife
Saturday, June 8
N e w F lo o r M elo d ia n s A d m issio n $ 1 , 0 0
/
W*
ight would make possible laws
that wouM " “ « • the condition..
oM fashioned ru y I ,
one
who ca» -remsmber
When he
wouJd hav» been
^ P y to get
M much per month
• • • worker
W»
per week. *
Oregon
WITH US TO MCAF
TIMS SMOOTH
MC AT M O WCf
UtÎOOAY
sn
and
effective. I n m any cases, several hours have been cut fro m
present running tim er. F o r complete inform ation, inquire at
any U nion Pacific T ic k e t O lic e or, see y o yr local agent.
ONTON PACIFIC
921 S. W. Washington Str-et
PortUad B.Ovwsoa
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
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NOTICE OF NON-HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET HEA RIN G
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in compliance w ith section 111-4244, O. C. L. A., to th e legal
voters of the Non-high School D istrict of Shdrman Cbunty, Oregon, th a t a m eeting w ill b e held a t
the Court House in Sherm an County, Oregon, on the 22nd day of June, 1946, a t HL00 a. m. for th e
purpose of discussing the budget for the fiscal y ear beginning Ju ly 1, 1946, and encBng Ju n e 30, 1947,
hereinafter set forth.
B U D G E T
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ESTIM ATED R EC EIPTS
1. Est. available cash on hand a t beginning of year, which this budget is m ade
None 4000.00 Deficit
2. Estim ated receipts from delinquent taxes
None
3. Amount^ received from o th er sources
.
, 1
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None
$4000.00 Deficit
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TOTAL
ESTIM ATED "EXPEND'ITUBBB“ ’’" ’
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E xpenditures 3 fiscal yrs. next pre-
Exp. budget allowance
E s t Exp.
ITEM
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ceding c u rre n t school year
6 mo. c u rre n t sch. yr.
- for
1944-45
1943-44
1942-43
Exp.
1946-47
Bud’t allow’ce
1. T uition
$11,713.28
$9,028.21
$7,625.06
$11,713.28
$7,700.00
$4,251.62
2. T ransportation
«¿>,823.80
1,706.90
1,612.09
1,823.80
2300.00
875.00
3. Postage, Telegraph, Tel.
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
- 3.001
4. Supplies and P rinting
15.75
10.20
9.30
' 15.75
10.50
5.25
5. Other misc. exp. (audit)
22.50
22.50
22.50
20.00
11.25
* 22.50
$13JK1.33 $1O,77$A1
TOTALS
$9,274.95
$18,578413
$5,146.1^ 91M38A0
55MMARY feST“ E X P 7'R B C E IP T S 7A V X lL A B L E “ CASH'BALANCES*AND’ TAX LEVY'
Total estim ated expenditures ________________________- ______
_____ ___________ $1053900
Am ount necessary to balance th e budget
............. .......................... ——71”
$10339^00
Deduct deficit forw arded to next fiscal y e a r___ 1____ _________? _______ ______$4^000 00
Balance to be raised by ta x a tio n ____ _____________ ________ _______ _____ ZZ .Z-ZL $14339.00
Total estim ated tax levy for the ensuing fiscal year _______ _______ ZZZZZZZZ ZZZZ $14339^00
Analysis of E stim ated Tax Levies: Am ount inside 6% lim itation ______________________ $10 900.77
A m ount outside 6% lim ita tio n _________ _____- Z - / $3,629.23
GEORGE G. ÜPDEGRAFF
SB US FOR QUAUH
and steam-
1 powered trains eastbound, westbound and locally w ill become
1.
3.
3.
4.
5.
FABMC SHOW WO 7HOOUON
oosrr oitAr
A tto rn e y A t L a w
ON JUNE 2 , changes in schedules o f Stream liners
The Dalles,
RECAPPING GDIDE
Jotm to" I
T il
5-10-10 Lawn
MORO GRAIN GROWERS
Sunset Motor Co.
in
Astoria last week.
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and O ne Ton o f
coat of
Mllw - mlUl , nd
man left for
H.
fin e fo r hogs
Fa^toe total prerent
‘J.AHÈ>À^ANÌ< LÒANÌ
4% Interest Long Term
Uberai
Prepejnueut Privilège«
Mrg S m ith u now vlslttaif w tth -
Dalle«
Nat*l
Farm Loan AsVn
her fa th e r w h0 has been very U h/
Mlsa
Eunice
HoweU,
daughter
Miss Eunice Howell, daughter Bank H otel
T he Dalles, Oregon
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of m T and M rs-H arold HoweU of
Z m i S
<X.
T he Dalles, Is now staying a t the
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* o m e o t Mr and Mra Dal<? ttoW’
GAS A N D O IL
Mr and
H. R. McKay and elL
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Mr and Mrs W illiam Jefferies
Lang, George Lang, E rn e st
left «or the coast last F riday Sm lth an d
BiU w ent to th e R .
M cK K A N an d SO N
w here-,they spent a week.
. D eschutes riv e r fishing w here
IN 0 V B W C B
M r and Mrs H arry ju ste se n they had a very good catch of
Grain,
Feed, Fleer, F te l
¿pent ijpt S a tu id a / in Redmond gaimon an d t r o u t
Farm
Implementa,
Bags, Twine
ju
st
pur-
visiting a t the borne of Mr and
L u th er Davis has
Mrs j H Koepke and family.
chased a new Dodge sedan.
BARBED W IR E —GOOD POSTS
the M adras
M r and (Mrs A. von B orsteland
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Those attending
PHONES
celebration last S aturday w ere M rs J . E. Norton left last Satur-
Residence
Office
and Mrs Eugene Norton, M r day for M edford w here Mr von FeedBtore
and Mrg K enneth M artin and Borstel and Mrs N orton attended
163
182
162
fam ily Mr and M rs C. I. Laffoon, th e G rand lodge.
WAHOO
OREGON
W e have a fe w tons o f
/Schools and a th ird g rea ter than Bethlehem 7 h a p t e r No. 78. ft.fcA
th e total county budget.
Meets Every Second ar.a
1 If Sherm an county people feel
Fourth Thursday« In ca:«,
•u m cien tly prosperous and gen-
Month. Visiting M em ber
,.
invited.—Moro. Oregon
. eroua to want to pay out '-«Meh
J Helen Ruggles, W. M.
educat*
rain soaked
children on th e w estern side of
Edna Meizer, Secretary
I iurska Lodre No. 121 A.E.& A .M -
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Meets on the 1st and
3rd Thursday eveninps
w S ? E l * * " tryln« to k<* p up
<rf each month- Visitir<r
X
" X S X X event’ ' ,ooka
members are cordially
invited
to meet with
a Doll»
n/ ^ y t a g to dance
LeRoy W right, W. M.
L
T
W bec<J® « • legisb-
H. B. Pinkerton, Secrelary
ive body to endeavor to make
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Mtìtìl» ji t t i i
STA N D A R D
week about the railroaders
and President T rum an, m ade m atters
Educational features of th e re ­
coal m iners sticking to th eir w orse for his union and b e tte r vived p aciflc international Live-
, r
sttx'k exposition will be expanded
unions instead of to th e ir govern-
F ew lay readers knew the acts tbis
though cooperation of
jnent. There was ‘ the cry of
about the strike. The trainm en the m anagem ent w ith sta te coll­
“scab" when
engineers
engineers struck for more eges of “th e n orthw est and * th e
trains out at the behest of th e and
pay and changed w orking condl-
W alter * H o if now m ana­
. natlOrt w hen tions.’ A fact finding Tx>ard roc- LSDA’ W aRer HOlt’
T k t G M n Y » ^ r s P k fg Í9 t9 ^ K
ger,
recently in a conference
What.
tn a labor a m e n d e d 16 percent raise. Tru- *
7 ’. said
f t «,n
1; Dehoitc monthly income for
agricultural staff
its citizens adhere
man tried tQ com p rornisc on 18% memhor«
life when you wish to retire.
union Instead of
e
th u s giving ground and abandon-
2< Protection for family now.
3. Pays double for acddental
som ething we may
n - v .i « ing the position of his own fact tm»»:»tngXX3
nn:ninn:n:»:»:nutnt x^m ::tnxu
certainly m eans constant fighting flnding board. W hat all the chan-
death before retirement age.
C . A . R u g g le s /•
and disorganized m inor y
f ges jn w orking conditions are
4i Bqild» uplarge cash reserve.
The strong leadership of recent
5. -lP«yi- steady income if you
even railroad men
K are permanently disabled.
lim es has proven dlsastro ,
g ^ t* th e ir case very hesitantly,
■ IN S U R A N C E ’- * - :
now people look to a strong m an,
Hfld
pubiic been inform ed
PA UL R. MoCULLOCH
em ber of the about w hat w as w anted, exactly
w hether he be a m
uic»*»^*
405 Eaftt 2nd Bt.
MORO
Phone 271
OREGON
governm ent o r the ^iea^ °* ® **n w bat wafi w anted, and had It
. The • Dalles, , Oregon
unì»—
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ion. The sane, independen
known other facts about the rall-
ght, traditional , ’ r ith
m
,
and
men, a decision g p rnnmtininnnt»ninun»Hn»innniniinfHinminr,HHHÍiinimi iii !H C*
is giving way to e *** “ 1* or
m ight have been
reached th at
easy road of th e follower.
would m eet public approval.
It still seems academic to say
Now no one Is satisfied. The
th a t evafy Am erican’s first loy­ m en are surly and th eir leaders
alty should be to the nation, angry; the president i3 upset and
then to his state and county, congress Is in a dither; the people
and to his social, labor and indus­ are happy th at tra in s are running
tria l groups last. If the reverse and th e mail comes through.
|s true, we can expect dire conse­ T here has been no s e ttle m e n f'b f
quences.
th e case, only as physical q u a r­
rels m ay be settled w ith a h at­
chet.
F R E E G E N K R O r»?
If both sides in a labor d ispute
School teachers are now try in g b ad to present th eir case to some
to obtain enough signatures to pUby c body, or court, and if
assure a place on the Novem ber enougb tim e w ere given to let
ballot for th eir new try for m ere pu biic opinion be heard, strikes
jnoftey. This tim e th e nam e is m jgbt be settled better, and
“Basic School Bill" and it raises ,qUicker and w ith less bitterness.
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• th e ante to $15.000,000. If passed, ----------- >--------
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th a t will be the state’s support
of schools.
T he state is now giving $10,000.»
000 which comes from Income
la x as long as income tax is a-
vallable. The basic school bill From the Observer, May SI, 1907
will ta k e $15,000,000 indefinitely
and when the income tax sour­
The Chartes Belchee farm and
ces tail the w eight will fall on the W illiam K enny tra c t have
been tran sferred to a Portland
p roperty
W hether the funds come from buyer by Hon. R. J. Ginn. Con-
pro p erty or incom e tax m akes sideration $30 per acre,
little difference In the dlstribu- . Hans Hansen, who has been
tlon of the burden. T hat dlstribu- Uving in his old hom e in E urope
For Truck Service You Can
tion of burden is som ething Sher- fo r e(ght years has retu rn ed here
m an county taxpayers m ay well w ith his family.
Trust, T ry SUNSET
*tudy.
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The Tygh Valley Bee has slip-
On the basis of 1944 assess-
p aten t inside and now
m ent figures (the latest publish- appearg as a five coflumn folio,
edj and of 1944 school census fig- all hom e print.
You just can’t afford costly}- breakdown»
ure« (the latest published), Sher­
The funeral for J. E. H arris
m an county would pay $118,164- was preached by Rev. John Ton­
when your trucks are harvesting. Fo» truck
.39 into the basic school fund and kins from the M ethodist' church
would receive $18,800. I t m ay be in Moro.
service you can trust, try S U N S j^ , ;
’T ? t
presum ed th a t incom e taxes are
paid in roughly th e sam e propor- From the O bserver, Ju n e 3, 1927
O ut R eputation h Your P rotection
tlons as is th e pro p erty tax. I t
T he appointm ent of L. W.
is likely th a t Sherm an county R akes as county school 3uperin-
pays m ore under the Income tax ten d en t w as confirm ed a t the
b u t probably not a m uch g rea ter iast co u rt m eeting,
percentage.
A business deal w as closed this
E very eastern Oregon county Week w hereby F red P ick ett w ho
tjy I t
will pay m ore than it gets except
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,Hood River, Deschutes and Mai- »u7o Lodge No. 113, i.O.O.F.
heur. M ultnom ah and Tillam ook Meet« 1st and 3rd
and Douglas, w est of the moun- Tuesdays in I.O»O.F
CADILLAC
OLDSMOBILE
CHEVROLET
tains will be h u r t
. hall- . T ransient ant)
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G reatest gain w ill accrue to
n< broGiers arej
Clackamas, Marlon. Yamhill, L ane
m v,t’ u
X G h e c J & if W H tü ie ¿ u ü U tU ú &
W ashington, Linn, Jackson and
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Josephine counties. I t will effect
Em wit Houston N. G.
trem endous m ovem ents of m oney ___ A‘ K‘ Kesglnger» Secretary
from one county to another. M u lt Lupine Rebekah Lodre No. a 16
pom ah county will lose $750 000 *Teeta 2nd and 4th
and Lane will m ake »180,000.
**ch
In 1UU. Sherm an county th e m ^ w e ^ " ' mem
Rtf AO AUMOST OOMS
jnoney ra b e d h ere an<| jy w d to L M r t i S d « l i o
p th e r counties would be aa U rge
i
WAFCN Oim AIAgf A OATS
In Other Days
Umml« UWM «U
F, t Kent Event«
W0«
SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY
INDEBTEDNESS
1. A m ount of w a rra n t indebted­
ness on w arran ts issued and
endorsed “not paid for w an t of
funds." _____ __________
$ None
2. A m t of o th er indebtedness $4000.00
3» M a i indebted»«*«_________
(sums of items 1, 2 )
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Dated May 25, 1946
Signed: W ily W. K nighten, Clerk
T. H. Fraser, Chr. Board of D irectors
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$4000.00
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Approved by B u d g ti Com m ittee May 25, 1946
Signed: W. L. May, Secretary, Budget Comm.
Paulen W. Kaseberg, Chr., Budget Com m ittee