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' ^AGfl ¿ BÉiÈRMAN fcÔ<$TY JORNAL, kV V ' ¡ 'V * r {(ORO. ÒttioGoW ^RID AV, APRIL li, Í947 *w Stadia <«»»t facin g ffie act ing public; an unsuspect WASHINGTON NEWS < 9 ARM LEGI8IJLW>\ MAt* I from Page One Mrs Keith U c b o lu U HWttt Portland Monda^and Wden^sday Carol Briggs, Dick Booth, and the host and hostess, Mr and Mrs attended the funeral of her aunt Marcella Butler. Marvin Howell and son, Bob. meeting in Portland. . The Women’s Study club met Friday afternoon at the home ot Mrs H. A. White for ithuGarden day program. Dorotha Mbore ot Moro demonstrated her dryVlow- er collection pictures, Mrs r. S. WAHOO Lambom and Mrs L. E. Kaseberg demonstrated making and Dorotha Moore, Mrs F. S. 'N O Tlt’E~OF FIN AL ACCOlJNT Notice is hereby given that the Lamborn and Mrs L. E. Kaseberg undersigned has filed in the Coun wreaths. A very interesting af ternoon was enjoyed and refresh ty Court of the State of Oregon for Sherman County her Final ments were served. Account and Report as Adminis Mrs Lloyd Royse returned Tuesday from a Dalles hospital to tratrix of the Estate of Wllford spend Easter week with her hus Belshe, d e c e a s e d , and th a t, band, Llloyd Royse and children, Wednesday, the 7th day of May. 1947, at 10:00* o’clock Add., of Carmon and E verett said day, at the courtroom, in the courthouse, in Moro, Sherman CONGRATULATIONS . . . Ke»- County, Oregon, have been fixed ■eth Spencer, $, offers hto ceo- gratolatioas te “Blacks«! of Toka- by the Court as the time and den,” w inter In n a ie celile clase place for hearing of objection« to Wholes«!« Dealer la a t Valley View Park Coeatry doh. said Final Account and Report and for the settlement of said SHELL O il, PRODUCTS estate. __ Luber Finers Storage T ank« PO T-LU CK D IN N E R H E LD HAZEL BELSHE Administratrix AT MARVIN HOWELL’S and Fittings T. Lester Johnson, A potluck dinner was held at Attorney for Administratrix, OIL BURNERS the home of Mr and Mrs Marvin Moro, Oregon. Howell. Those attending were Mr T E L 241 MORO, ORE. April 4, 11, 18, 25. and Mrs Howard Spencer and son, Eugene, Mr and Mrs Ed Olson, Mr and Mrs Arvid Anderson ana son,, Fred, Mr and Mrs Clarence Spencer and daughters, Mary Eliz abeth and Margaret Hattie, Mr and Mrs Clayton McCall and sonst John, Bobby and Jimmy, Mr and Mrs Matt Schwendel and son, Ice land, Mr and Mrs Ort Norvald, Mrs Grace McDermid and sons, Donald and Malcolm and grand- son, Keith Blau, Ann itaK fifiggs, BE DELAYED - t »».. .r .». they received last November, but , : If the plans of those who are the' critics do not understand con shaping up political strategy for gress. It is not like a state legisla the Republican majority In con ^nlervd a» ateond el»i « m a tte r fcl -•" have often made some division FbaU»f«c a t M o ro . O rrjr-w u n -J.r A ct o f of property or are allowed to di ture Where business must be con gress are not disarranged by pres ®W»are«" 1 of M arch 1. U-5»-_______________ vide income because of wifely as ducted with a rush. , Congress sure from farm ; group leaders must move with deliberation and there will be no new legislation €D IT O R IA L _ sistance in the business of farm consideration and there are many until after the 1948 election. The ing— an assistance tnat is suffi conflicting views and opinions ASSOCIATION ciently present purpose is to hold exten real to prevent federal tax which must be harmonized. All gatherers (from deny ng its actual things considered congress is sive hearings In the next session in an attempt to dtaft legislation ity. moving as fast with the labor satisfactory to the farmers, whose Historically community propei- legislation as it does with any ty comes from France. It gives major subject. The one thing votes played such an hnportaqt tltdo^Nuisr^ER P l I U $ < t « y 4 4 s 9 * I AT10 * the wife one half of all income that a senator or representative part in the 194fe overthrow of ftom salaries, wages and property hates is to be pressured into D^rpocr^tic control of congress. held in common. Napoleon wrote rushing national legislation, And In the meantiipe, government at OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER it into his code after the French in the case of labor laws, all the titude toward crop" restrictions revolution. Italy, Spain and other leading labor bosses of the coun an^ price stabilization' will rest ------ SCRSCRIPTION R ATES countries captured by Napoleon try are united in firm opposition upon interpretations by the • de Payable In Advance still use this system of holding, to any amendment that will less partment of agriculture of the* ONE YEAR .............................»2-0« dividing and transmittng proper Steagall amendment and the en their grip. bonus, if any, will fall upon the APRIL 11, 1947 ty Democratic administration. It came to this country by way On the ground that its adoption of the French settlements in COMMUNITY W ELFARE will help to relieve"the unemploy-* Louisiana and has spread to eight ment situation, when and V the other states, mostly in the west - Efforts of the Veterans of For- retirem ent, pay of civil service and south. It came to Washington egn wars to lead the community employes by 60 per cent or $600 and Idaho because many of the toward purchase of an ambulance a year, whichever is the lesser. writers of their first constitution for use of the community and Mr. Butler argues that, if given were from Texas and other com county are laudable. It is such To the Editor: -this annuity boost, fewer em munity property states. things that organizations can do Business houses throughout the ployes will hang onto their jobs The English common 1 a w, best and for which they reserve which is used by 39 states, comes county will shortly have in their after'reaching the retirement age the most praise. from the old English law. Under windows showbills advertising and ^hereby make room for some Groups of ex-service men some it surviving spouses retain a third an Ambulance Benefit Dance; this one else to get on’ the government times spend their energy in hay of the pVdperty for life. letter is to explain the purpose payroll- Whaf. such a law would ing fun in ways that the elder ’ Both systems have advantages. of this dance. do to ,budget-balatWing efforts was and less healthy members of the Community property Many people and some organ not commented on by the New advocates local society find displeasing. Pro point with considerable fanfare to izations have been talking recent York congressman. bably no harm is done, but no the equal partnership of the wife ly about the need for an ambu good is done either. with the husband in the owner lance in this county. The results C H U R C H T r S An ambulance can do consider ship of property. Common law of these talks have been small— able service to the county, especi provides for somewhat less equal some information about ambu Moro Comm unity Church ally as long as doctors flock to the ity between spouses but puts a lances has been obtained but no Sunday School 10 a.m. .Clgsses cities and forego rural practice.. greater burden of support and decisive action has been started. for all ages. Morning warship 11 The V.F.W. proposal is to buy Perhaps the day of the old fash care on the husband. People live A. M - Subject The Ascension” ioned country doctor is gone with and get along well'enough under an ex-army ambulance, which is ~ J . NJacFarlanfe, pastor. rugged, large (four stretchers) specialization and the inability to either system. GAS AN D OIL effect a cure without aid of all the The major arguments against and capable of traveling through M asco Church-of Christ gadgets and serums and equip passage of the bill for tax evasion mud, snow and over rough 10 a,nj. Church Bible school, W Tires-Acccssorics ment found in hospitals. purposes is that it brings a ground. The initial cost would D. Watkins, Supt.; 11 a.m. Divine We do have accidents in this change in property rights to Ore he about two thousand dollars,, morning worship. The communion R. H. McKEAN and SON county of heavy machinery al gon which has been under the this would take care of all licen • Message “The First Evangel” IN S U R A N C E though they are not the usual English common law for nearly ses, insurance and other miscell Dismissing a little early for coun thing. We do become 111 and need a hundred years. There must be aneous details. It would be staff ty Sunday schodl convention at Grain, Feed. Floor, Fuel comfortable transportation to a an entirely new and different ed by trained volunteers, so or Moro'.' Each coming will please Farm Implements, Bags, Twine hospital. An ambulance would give conception of the law on the part ganized that a driver would be bring covered dish dinner. BARBED WIRE— GOOD POSTS us more assurance of safety. of the people. law yers will wax available at all times. F. Claude' Stephens, minister. - PHONES Maintenance would1 be by pri We think the community will fat on the family inheritances, Feedstore^ Office Residence ‘Grass Valley Baptist Church respond generously to the call for on property title squabbles for vate donations or public benefits. v 163 162 182 Sunday school 10 a.m., morning Some people have wanted to ask aid and that an ambulance will be years to come. WAHOO____ OREGON worship 11 a.m. The pastor will , the county to buy and maintain obtained It will be better if it is The Oregon law comes from done voluntarily and without sup Oklahoma and it is not a complete this vehicle. This is a good plan; speak on “The Necessity of the Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 port of any branch of govern community property law. It. gives however, the county is limited Resurrection.” . Evening Service Meets 2nd and 4th of each ment. The organzations that have the husband control of all com strictly by budget limitation. Al 7:45 p.m. There will be a baptism Tuesdays month. Visitring mem . i . , and mav Interest themselves in munity property, but the wife so some taxpayers would feel al service. bers welcome. The annual meeting- of the* the project are entitled to the can control that part of the proper that they would never use it, Irma Johnson, NG right to finish it and obtain full ty she owned at marriage or at the which is true. We want an ambu church will be held on Tursday Clara Houston, Sec. credit for their enterprise. time the law becomes effective, lance for just those people who evening, April 10. Election of of feel there is a definite need for ficers for the new church year Bethlehem Chapter No. 78, which is July 5. -. one. But who will these people will be held. It was estimated that less than H EN RY FORD Howard A. Schilling, pastor four percent of the people would be? Any organization wishing to Editorial writers are saying of benefit more than $191 per year. Christian Science Qociety Henry Ford that he was an ex The property titles of all would work with us on this project will lesson for Christian Science» Genevieve Powell, W. M. ample of rugged American indi be coipplicated hereafter because tie gladly welcomed. “Are Sin, Disease and Death' Norris Gilkison of the change over from one pro Edna Melzer,' Secretary I fueaa all of as secretly hanker, vidualism, that America is the and come home by way ef Pound Real,” ' Darwin VanGildpr from time to time, for the good only place in the world where a perty ownership system to an Ridge . . . nine miles ia alL ices Wednesday at 8 p.m. first and lurek a Lod»- No. 121 A . t a A..U. Frank Sayrs poor boy could climb to financial other. It would be advisable to Meets on the 1st ard old days and the good old- third Wednesdays. Not very exciting you might 3rd Thursday evenin».! heights, that the land of opportun have the bill referred to the peo fnshioned pleasures. Imnstways, say. But from where I sit ft’s net Wasco Methodst Cbnrch " of each month- Visit ; Buddy Richards done a thriving i t y is still just that. We wish it ple so they could make their own excitement that we need these members are eordini'v decision as to their needs. 10:00 a. m. Church School were all true. business reviving the old-time days— but those simple country nvited to Classes for all ages The mere fact that Henry FoTd hayride. E. E. Barzee, W. M. pleasures that are part and parcel 11:00 a. nr. Worship Service is receiving such commendation ROUND STEAK With a team of horses, and a of America— the old-fashioned Topic “ The Perfect Life” H. R. Pinkerton, Seerc'arv is, in Itself, almost positive proof An article in the cookery col From the Observer, April IS, 1926 hayride, with its song and jollity; stout straw-bedded rack. Buddy 1:30 p. m -. County Sunday School that those days are going or en umn gives pause to thoughts The three school districts, Ru Can tides as many as thirty adults the horseshoe games; the friendly, Rally at the Mbro Com tirely gone. He is not the example about continued inflation and the fus, Biggs, and Brock, at a speci •» Lodge 4«.. 11.1 ’) O I — at fifty cents a head 1 glass of beer; and the good com munity Church of a rule; he is an exception. prosperity it is presumed to ac al election held at Rufus last Meets 1st and 3rd panionship that they engender. 7:00 p. m. Youth Fellowship Tuesdays in I.O.O.F Two or three times a week they Those who rise because of indi company. The article ' is about Tuesday voted to consolidate the Carl E. Stierle, paster. hall. Transient • an' start from Towa Hall, aad go out vidualism are rare indeed in these ways to cook round steak so it three into one school district. The visiting brothers an along the river; stop for a friendly days when huge organzations pre becomes a tender hs well as a vote was unanimous. cordially invit-xl vail. Conformity is demanded. nourishing food. glass rA beer at Shoreside Tavern; The annual typing contest will to meet with us. One must belong to trade organi Not many months ago one be held in the Legion hall at Moro zation, labor union chamber of might as well pdmlt a liking foi April 20th at 8:00 p. m. Some en /John Lawrence N.G. Copyright. 1947, United State» Brearert Fe commerce. The days when indi beans as for round steak; either tertainment will be given while A. R. Keasinger, Secretary ♦ vidualism singly and with no oth endangered one’s place In society. the papers are being graded. er support than their own brawn As in the silk shirt era that fal Phone 271 OREGON Three horses are now in train MORO and brains hewed out a fortune lowed the first world war we have ing at the county fair grounds for t r a t n r a n rattmnmmnnmntnn g w are probably gone from this land had a period of spending when harness racing this spring and forever. war time riches, whether earned next fall. I^ady Lovelace, owned 8 T N O P 8 IS o f annual We are not a pioneer .nation. or figured, when conspicious con by L. V. Moore, Hal Browri, ownea year ended D e c a n te r E D I R a L ------ L IF E I N B lr t b t f t C i COM Fr----* And much has gone out of us sumption was the only way to by Wiley McDonald, and Prince P A N Y of Chicago, in the State of I l linois, made to the Inauraore Commla- in the way of spiritual strength maintain a position among one’s Zolock, owned by Roy Belshee. aloner of the sta te o f ’O m iS ri. -pursu ant to la w ; since the day when Henry Ford fellows. If a man eschewed night All three are pacers. „ . IN C O M « T otal prem ium Incom e invented, built and financed his clubs, preferred proletarian beer for the y e a r --------- ,S 2,728,240.36 Interest, dfvidenda and • to harder and more potent, liquors, ... From the G. V. J. Apr. 12, 1918 own automobile and business. rents received dur- Wednesday noon, Barnum Bros, Ing the y e a r ----- -- 878.S32.49 But there is something to be drove his old car without com Income from other said for us: we do still give rever- plaint at the slowness of labor, passed through town with a ■ourcee received dur ing the year _____ _ 374.017.21 ance and respect to those who do dressed his wife In anything but bunch of cattle, having sold them dare to be themselves and achieve mink, or spoke with fondness ot to Truman Strong and were tak .969,363.38 something by their own abilites. round steak, his neighbors pre ing them to the Strong ranch near Bourbon. Paid for loeaea, sumed that he lacked the proper menta, annuii ties and ___________ There was a very heavy frost aurrender values___ 8 1.356.OOO.83 attitude toward economic nobility. Dividends and coupons here Wednesday morning and it COMMUNITY PR O PE R TY paid to pollcvholdera 45.388.01 True the hind leg of a steer Id lehda paid to is hard to estimate damage done »toe k h o ld e r« • A venture into community pro produces food as stimulating, as to early fruit buds. Genera] Insurance ex? 775.819.43 pensea_____ — — perty was made by the Oregon tasteful and as digestible as does The Tum-A-Lum Co. in Kent Amount of all other any other portion of the animal. expenditures (Includ- legislature-, recently adjourned. In have the frame for the new shea 1943 a similar law was passed In fact breeders have done much well under way. They have un 811.306.30 T o tal expenditures with provision that it would ap to develop steers with huge hind loaded several cars of lumber this 8 8 8 . 1 3 < Ì l r ___* 1 - 8 4,576,738 70 Perpetual Motion— that’s tL<) ply only to those electing to be legs whereas they have been able (veek. The crew on the elevator V alue o t real come affected by it. That law to do little to increase the size of are blasting out the pit for the owned ( m ir ti. _____ w v a l u e ) ____ - _______ 8 1,373.497.36 best way we know of describing was held void by the federal court the back from whence comes the elevator. They have receivea >an« — • m òctr—“ “ Loan« .ra re iy ; and because it was plainly passed as more favored cuts. three cars of gravel this week * und« owned Value this skirt, which holds its circular What sort of a revolution . is From th Observer, April 10, 1908 X4.572.I8O.8O a means of tax evasion. Vaiûe’ of'et, this that again puts round steak, 442.002.00 Actually the present law was (m a rk e t value) — . A Sunday school was organizea* PFpollcy* '1 .5 S U S 5 J1 fullness-by way of stitched pleats passed for the same reason but in the recipe column? Is it a sign in Monkland Presbyterian church inasmuch as it is compulsory It of the times like being able to hire last Sunday. Claude Thompson land . -,_____ oep.xoi m Intel all the way around. Designed is hoped, by Its sponsors, that It a brick layer or a plumber? Are was named superintendent; Fred u a w L it N et' ____ r _____ t uncolleeted and / . • ___‘ ___ will be accepted by the federal tax we going tv dangle earthward Kessinger, assistant; Charles Nish ferred p e rm lu m a ----- from our position in the skies un secretary; and Edna Melzer organ Other aaeete (n e t) . . gatherers as valid. by Dorris Varncun in plaid T o ta l ad m itted ««set« Intent of the bill is to permit til our feet touch the ground once ist. (Incluj 88 husband and wife to divide their more. Must we pay attention to gingham, the dress has flattering f.iir Mr and Mrs Ben Downing are dollars and handicap our souls, incomes for purposes of Income visiting friends and relatives in 1.397.06 Net tax paying Proponents say it will so used to planning a new world this city and Grass Valley after an U-neckline, wide sash of self Poll these past years? O 'l save Oregon taxpayers $15.000,000 absence of 20 years. t Atl other Maybe it would be wiser to cut in federal taxes and itw ill coat W. S. Powell is seeding a half fabric. Available in assorted pastel T o ta l nabIW lee. .ex- out that Item and save It for the the state nearly $2,000,000 in state section near Erskinvllle, recent Income taxes. Boosters for larger day when other things as well ly purchased from N. W. Thomp plaids. Sixes 9 to IS. we invite papulation in Oregon wanted it were hack to normal and round son. When that is* done he will because Washington. California steak again a deHcacy. summer-fallow his Taylor-Fleck regards pok í?8 2.247.170.70 you to open under $ 1 3 .0 0 and Idaho all have community Perhaps It would be best If the place east of Willerton Grove, property laws .-and Oregon, they telephone strikers stayed out un 450 acres. an account T burinêhsh Ï n FDrv say, is at a disadvantage tn gett til the public had demonstrated City election passed off very Net premi ing men to move here with fac that It could get along without quietly in Moro Monday. Council- i rece tories and industries. I)tM dend« paid to men were elected as follows: for them. ■SET i».« holder« during _____ * — Lawyers were about equally di _ one year, W, H. Ragsdale; > for N et lóese and el w * dowaaeatL. _____ vided on the matter in both house The locusts seem slow . this year, three years, W. C. Bryant, C. K. annuities paid d Second Straet « 7 3 1 ° and senate with the better inform perhaps there is more cold wea Cochran. Dr O. J. Goffln; treasur fbr your conveniènte open .¿nswt«’- n .133.71 v . The Dalles, Oregon ed being the more cautious about ther coming. until 6 p. m. er, W. D. Wallan. Tax peytlfi most concerned are -—FeUbheTÄwy“ in^ayTi those Who make their income ,< Moro, Prego«- _ _ from professions and business. räum 1Ï Frcoch----- -_-_- - Witor Farmers, even the larger ones, T. Lester Johasea NATI< ■yn^^ m lm iN iiim n The Junior Class presents Junior Prom Saturday, April 12 Wasco Gym Adm. $1.20 couple Melodians. 9 to 1 Singles 60 c Rrom where I sit... ¿y Jo e Marsh And That Ain't Hay -O r Is It? In Other Day: C. A . Ruggles INSURANCE • GRETA V V» .
