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MURO. o UELU.V
NOTICE OF HEARING PINAL
SOLVENCY i)R SOCIALISM
The Republican ' congress is
m aking some ctots in governm ent
f e U b k e d ÎSv<<7 Friday at
costs th at are made to appear
d rastic in th e n e w s
More, Oregon
P erhaps they are. Ypt it is a
?______ Editer
QBn 1«. Weuek
know n fact that, an enraged bu
gi.Ur*4 «« *<***<* c'»w matter at
m j »« p^aUCrat
_ ------1 can m ake m ore noise
h o f f t e » at Moro. Orejru» under Act o f
a_* than a
ov er a reduced i__
budget
of Mar»-*, S
w'ifh" ' i i ? reSKm !T ~ tn m ake
COITO R IA I_
SSOCIATION
•IE
P lIL IS
OFFICIAL
reasoi? We h a v ^ u t o^ T ead of
a departm ent « é sO T e u ry o f
agriculture, one secretary of thè
in terio r w hereas th ere are 435
m em bers of congress. If the wheel
th at squeaks the loudest gets the
grease the departm ent head may
[s q/T I ATI OH he depended upon to squaw k.
COUNTY PAPER
e _?e*1
? n 1 h L i i°
ATS—
WASHINGTON
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NEWS
Hollis Bull as over from Condan
ACCOUNTING
- i thik M nothw^r .
The National Farmers unlob Wednesday on a fishing trip to
A11 persons
t aHnntrwi n t'osnlnfiini
,
its
in w h ic h see what his chances were for »a to the Final
p ast 100 years, and
is now ready hatf Adopted
a resolution
y
nriM in
?r.im fi>r fish dinner.
dence Dingle
. no lb now■ rv«u, _
shall file objections (1)
Accounting of ----
Pru-
rt
2nd Addition to the .J
town,
Fields, as admlnis-
now city, of Wasco, Sherman
tra trix of the E state of John Cecil
subm it its recom m endations
.. p resid
■ ■»- e n t T ru m a n s piogram , tor ___ __________
County, Oregon, r u n n i n g
to the congress which are expect- assistance to Greece and T urkey
That which is striking and Fields, deceased, on or before the
thence East 135 leet to a
e(i to bring in enough additional, Is denounced as^a “witch hunt, beautiful is not alw ays good; 9th day of June, 1947, a t the ho u r
point on the North line ot
.,.,nev to put
the departm ent Copies of the resolution have been .
th a t which is good is alw ays of 11:00 o’clock A. M. of said day
gala Block -5; thence South
• • » break
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iik to all u n its of ♦ the
Vn-k nr».
__
. « L ’Enclos which (n
fV-izi lim
PtvcxH fo
fnr r hear
rlPilF-
on a paying,'or
even,
basis, forw • arded
un bcalltlful
__Ninon
de
Is the
tim o e fixed
115 feet; thence West 135
Pay raises along granted post- io " throughout the country, w ith
To w orry about tomOrrow is to *?* a" d,, “ Mlement of “ “ ’ t "
feet to a point on the West
line of said Block 5, thence
al emPloy“ last year amounlea f “ 8U“ T * ° n th8‘ ‘“ „ " X iU r ,a" of deVt>U°n W “ “J ? ”? °* The County Court Chambers,
North to place of beginning.
* $351.000,000. All m aterials us- ions adopt th e sam e or sim ilar
today and to
boto days. , n Moro, Oregon. is th e place.
'
^Prurience
¿VnakTSelds
<2)
Southeast Quarter of Section
ed by the departm ent have stead- FeewUtlono, Someone is likely
William Dewitt Hyde z
, , Prudence
Prudence Dingle
Dingle F*'
meios
^ enty-one , and the South
ily increased in price such as pa- to intim ate that.- the resolution
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A dm inistratrix of .th e E stat
west Quarter o f Section
per, string, rent, etc. H ardest h it w as inspired by com m unists, NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT John Cecil Fields, Deceased,
Twenty-two in Township One
by the contem plated price boost for the a ttitu d e of the F arm ers
Notice is hereby given th a t DICK & DICK
North, Range Seventeen East
be the new spapers and mag- union to w a rd , the plan to pre- th e undersigned has filed in the of The Dalles, Oregon
of the Willamette Meridian.
azines th at h a v e ' "bedond class v e n t com m unist control in those County Court of th e State of Ore- A ttorneys for A dm inistratrix.
The terms of said sale will be:
m ailing privileges. Parcel post, countries takes a hew view"1'«!'" gon fdr Sherm an Couny J 1*1* FJn-
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money —
of the
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M o n S y .” ' t o e ^ ^ d a y rf* J?ne‘ ™ E C O U N T ^ O F SHERMAN
a t tim e of sale, balance on con-
firmation of sale by the Court.
m a y M . 1M 7
3 free spending governm ent that a tej these increases will give the pected who a re nothing m ore 1947, at 10:00 o’clock A. M., of
T H K M A 11 t u t u k i r i i ^
All bids or offers must be In
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______________ dabbles in alm ost all activities, departm ent about one Half billion dangerous than exercising Chris- sajd day. at th e courtroom , in the
1 £ * “ ' j .
writing, and may be left at the
T he firs t reaction- is th at Am- dollars more income per annum , tia n attitu d es tow ard o th er peo- courthouse, in Moro, Sherm an
KTZVmriT, OF ADMINISTRA- office of. T. Lester Johnson, at-
IN UNION T H E R E
and Dut th eir governm ent back
, This , th n t
> County, Oregon, have been fixed
NOTICE w
------ ------ , nrnPV fnr «aid ad m in istrato r at
story for it.
llir
ic a o u n
u ....
He to ^ e o t e " o b ^ v e r n l n “
.....
bles a re rem em bered to th is day.
Aesop told a story of four bul-
locks th a t lived in a p astu re
w hich was near a forest. And in
th e forest th ere lived a tiger, a
fierce tig er th a t llked_the rich
red m eat of bullocks, k u t th e b u l-
locks w ere wjSe and they fctayed
close together and w hen the ti-
ger approached they turned their
horns to him in a circle or half
circle and by this m eans they
long kept them selves safe
But one day the bullocks fell
to quarrelling am ong them selves
It is not recorded th e reason why.
a r^ te ^ c o rn e r of the pastu re be-
cause he didn’t w ant to associate
w ith the others. And the tiger
attacked them one by one and
devoured them.
,
’
W hich S r orelim m arv to saying
that h ick a num ber of veers ago
when the state had 500.000 iwo-
pie Sherm an county had 4000
o f them .'. Now
the -state has
1,200,000 and Sherm an county
has 2000. Cities that used to he
small and q u iet towns now have
more ih a n ’.h e population of this
Z s X T h u ys ln ^ ,a t . “
e rn ^ i
u tv o o u is
•' ^
...
fjg x u e
' l e p a r t V / t ‘of a g ricu ltu re a s th e r e ^ r d a dtoçtose, that-com - X X r ^ ' & a r i n ^ f X t S S
IS
a il
llic ie a a e
u i
u cu c.
private en terprise M^nv persons . than 50 percent OVer the 1936-
w ho have m ade their living the
.average yield and 100,000,-
hard way. and done well at it, *
v’ a r.R
hold to the belief that the gov- 000 bushels better than last year s
ernm ent should do m any things record crop. The d ep artm ent re-
now left to the people.
ports that the probable w inter
w ith the Republicans really w heat yield will he 17.2 bushels
m aking an effort to curtail some an acre w here last y e a r’s yield
of the more extravagant fe<ieral wag lg busheis p e r acre. Stocks
spending the people can judge r
f
. A n
for them selves and chart th eir
w heat, on farm s as of A pril
OWp future eith er tow ard
big 1 w ere
reported as 139,855,000
tro v ern m en t an d littlp ^eople or bushels, which
is considerably
tow ard big people and little gov- ]ess than the 198,481,000 bushels
ernm ent.
held by the farm ers as of. April
-
of
1 fest year The ,b ig drop is at.
ducers of the north w estern stat- trihuted to the large exports of
es ho spoke and w rote of the ne- grain to Europe and the F ar
cessity of tax reduction by the F ast.
federal governm ent
Bum per crops are in prospect
ho st on their own P M a rd jh e
a|[
[VI,
u ic r r
rt
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In Other Days
M ary E. Sm ith
A dm inistratrix
T. L ester Johnson
Atto m ey for A dm inistratrix
29-32C
erJtitled Court, made on the 7th
day of May 1947 in the m atte r
o f the E state of Elizn J. Dingle,
deceased, will sell a t private sale,
in one or several parcels to the
highest bidder, upoft the term s
and conditions hereinafter men-
SUMMONS
con-
» ax .
. a
• ai . o* a tioned, and subject to
~ the
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Tn the C ircuit ^ p u rt of the State firm ation of the above entitled
of Oregon for Sherm an County. C ourt on and after i 0:00 A M
plaintiff, vs.
,he jQth day of j une 1947,
J* Stone, defendant.
J' xtawd F’ ^ c ieni'x jv
°
^TA T E OF OREGON: You are
hereby required to appear and
answ er the com plaint filed ag-
ainst you in the above entitled
su it on or before four weeks
from the date of the first publi
cation of this summ ons, and if
you fail to so answ er, for w ant
thereof, th e plaintiff will apply
to the C o u rt for the relief de
m anded therein to wit: F o r a
decree of this C ourt dissolving
th e bonds of m atrim ony hereto
f o r e and now existing betw een
th e p laintiff and the defendant,
and for a fu rth e r decree th at
th e p laintiff shall have the perm
an en t care, custody' and control
of th eir m inor child, towit:
K ath ry n Lee Stone, and for such
fu rth e r relief as to the C ourt
m av seem ju st and equitable.
T his sum m ons is served upon
vou p u rsu a n t to an order made
by th e Ju d g e of the above entitl
ed C ourt on the 8th day of May.
1947, which order requires you
to appear and answ er the com
plaint w ithin
four weeks from
th e »VI«
date of the first
publication
T»V.«» zlnln
of th is sum m ons. » The
date r\t
of »Ho
the
first publication of this sum m ons
is 16th day of May. 1947.
BROWN & VAN VACTOR
Pioneer Buildine. T he Dalles, Or.
A ttorneys for Plaintiff,
i
28-31
a t tbe offjce of
Lester Johnson,
A ttorney at law, in Wasco, Ore-
gon, the following described real
pro p erty situated in the County
Qf Sherm an, State of Oregon,
--------------------------------------------------
2? ^
Qf {hc natlon
g*
I
d a P R E E M BACK . . . G iant
P r lm o C a m e ra , on ce h ea v y w eig h t
b o x in g c h a ir p k u c f (/.? u t r L , t»
b a ck in _ the _
U nited
. . . Btales . . . as-
a w re stler . He cla im s to be ch a n i-
pion w restler of Italy. Tlic 6 foot
® inch, 250 pound gTappIrr is in
L o« A ngelca.
R ebekah
L odge
No.
lib
f^ o r e t h e m a ^ n g of the
^ a ^ d ih ls 9th day Sf M^y? 1947*.
George A Potter
A dm inistrator, w ith th e will an-
nexed of the
of EHxa j.
Dingie deceased.
; 27-30c
—
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_ a
Lavllla G. Stone
t.u p in e
’
g ui -
>ey will he used m ainly for mil-
ita rv purposes. The Greek-Tur-
>isb
for Kpndinff
calls for sending
e x p e rts in agriculture ftnd sim ilar
'n s tru c to rs to show the people
of those countries the m odern
m ethods of farm in g and
doing
business.
cuts are apparently to he m aae
. . . .
,*
,
, .
,
right In their own district. This which doesn t only apply to grain
m erely lllu strats one of the old- h u t to all classes of foods. This
est— and
tru e st—of
doctrines fact, coupled w ith E urope and
about taxes: they are never too other p arts of the w orld now
high when some ong else pays producjng m uch more of th eir
them , and never low enovJ8h Qwn fQod w m assure lhe U nited
w hen we pay them . Taxes th at
. su rp ju s
And
aid
U xV ’“
h
"
Hke toi b a l l s ’
Jericho, f ^ d
" m e 80 o V e F s e 's p r o g r a m
arS ,.prices are scheduled ,o come
Sherm an oountv is of proportion- w asteful, inefficient, confiscatory., tum bling down.
a tily less consequence than it and often practically u n-A m erican| W hile the new hou sin g projects
in application.
un d er federal housing adminis-
was several years ago.
On selling side we produce ' . .
. ___
~
'tra tio n have been ru n n in g be-
nro n
n w than
th a n ever,
pvpr hut
th e com-
p P,e> hind schedule since w ar’s end,
m ore
now
hut the
com- ,,, N othing
. , , seem
.... s t ___
petition for our crop is less keen llke crickets. W henever
ey p- y et for the first q u arter of 1947
since the governm ent handles P™ach hum ans get some so rt of
Vnost of it in one wav or another, hysteria which is not allax el by applications for ap artm en t pro-
by
Individually we are stro n g er tbe excitem ent new spapers P°ur jects totaled 22,000 units,
but there are few er of us. Indi- lnto such an occasion. Perhaps far the largest numl>er for any
parable
vlriua’lv wp have alwav« b^en th ere is some m em ory in the raoe com
UMlipui
um . v period in th e history
able to compet* in almost any about them. C ertainly they do of FHA. FHA rep o rts th a t durin
Endeavor we undertake.
clean the earth of all life if they ^ arch applications for m ortgage
t{ Some vears ago it didn’t m ake come in sufficient num bers, w e t insurance
• .
w ere
w
ere received
received from
so much difference w hether our think it possible that the cricket^ 31.000 new housing units, an ,in-
little com m unities stood alone or around O rdnance are espectauy
M! crease o f 26 percen t over F eb ru
not
Now it does m ake a dlf- hungry, too.
ary. A pproxim ately 9.500 of these
iterence. It is tim e we became
applications involved 253 separ-
a united co u n ty Instead of a ser
ate projects, the largest n u n w er
ies of disunited com m unities.
ever received by FHA in any one
No great change w opkl be re
m onth.
quired. A lre a d y X jj# '' grow the
sam e crop, sell it in the sam e m an From the Olmerver, May 22. 1W»
In the ir m onths from Ju ly 1
C. H. Tom is building a fine
Dec e m te r 31. 1946 the
ner, . A
get blown by the sam e wind,
^ u lcb Vtb e e s X e k T d o T ^ P ) ye
“^ e
U nited States has contributed
as to background, races, phlloso-
Now the w alls are going up a t to Russia and countries dominat-
phies, way of life. There is not rebuilding
of the
Opera ed by Russia $1,250,207,513. Not-
> ven m uch com petition betw een house ruin
and th a t corner will w ithstanding
this
assistance,
us com m ercially.
soon again hum w ith new busi- Stalin continues criticising this
More social events on a coun- ness.
country and its policies while the
m ore
ore considers1
considera1 Sunday last w as the firs t tim e R ussian new spapers
ty wide basis, m
excoriate
tion of problem s as a county ,
m onths that Mr and Mrs
would lead to im provem ent, and
K . Cochran, and th eir HttJe
X c e : Russia,
m ore secure standing.
boys, have been able to he
t ’ m dda ( iqo
lonn
together. The incident was cele from I NRRA $139 197,001 lend-
ENFORCED RETIREMENT
brated at a dinner given by Mr lease property credits $241,560.-
Publication of the list of tea-
J.
‘ W
Cochran, w ith ooo: total $380,757.928. Czechoslo-
cherg and o th ers at Oregon State o(her (mests.
vakla, VNRRA $15.362.10«; office
who rnuat rettre °,n .
■?.
P reparations are now being f
,
liquidation comm ission
anv a u S u 5lade f° r 3
old $50.000.000 export-im port bank
ths Impropriety of
y
Sherm an county for a prand, o
c i^ n n n n n n Pnianri iim p r a
th a t pu ts retire m e n t on an age fashioned picnic and celebration, $15,000,000. Poland, UNRRA $287,-
basis. M any m en at 65 are fully j uly 4th, at DeMoss Springs.
'769,989; office foreign commission
$50,000.000; export-im port bank
capable and able to go on w ith Krom the
V . J. M ay 24, 1918
th e ir w ork b e tte r than anyone
W ednesday m orning they com- $40,000,000.
else.
P resident T rum an could mence<j to pour concrete for the
In addition to the foregoing
barely finish his term under such e]evatOr pit, much lum ber has from Jan u ary 1 to June 30, 1947,
an act. S ecretary of State Mar- ajrea(jv arrived.
estim ate of assistance to all Rus-
shall would be rocking w istfully
Afte>
the oratorical
contest
influenced EuroDe hv UNR
on his fro n t porch and W inston next Friday evening th»' band
•»n
“ C,GZL*’urope>
L NR
C hurchill would have been m ere- w ll, have charge and give a dance, h a szuu.uw.uw.
ly a cantankerous old English
Sunday m orning W. B. Wilcox -------------------------------- ---------------
gentlem an these most useful of and h . Ziegler shipped one car
His years, had such an inane law load of cattle and hogs to the
been in general use.
P ortland m arket.
Some m en are Incapacitated at
A decade ago saw the beginn-
50 and unable to do a full days ing of Sherm an countv’s custom
w ork, m any go on until 80 w ith
holding annually the # ran<1
all faculties Intact and active. fjnafe ¡n com netitior ‘n athletics
S etting a b a rrie r at 65 beyond fo ren s|cs on the last dav of school
which no m an can work f o k th e The rivalry betw een the m ajor
governm ent Is even m ore silly schools of the countv has always
in actual operation than it seem- t>een keen and spirited and the
ed in the law at tim e of passage. re8Un of the meet eagerly await-
N ot every m an a t 65 is flnan-
in t he evening the auditorium
d a ily able to support him self in Grass Valley wi|i be packed
and fam ily. H e m ust search for w ith peonle to hear the Declama-
.som ething else to do. probably fory contest.
some job at which he is not From | be O b ser v er , M ay 25, 1928
so adept as at the one from which
W ednesday evening alxm t six
he was fo rd b ly parted.
Many
Ben Hockm an, d riv er for
will have pensions too sm all for the u n io n Oil com pany at Wasco,
them to live on. which will mean eocaped death by a fractional
th a t relief loads 'w-Ul b e increased inch wbcn ridtng down the
for the benefit of people whom
h iH on the Sherm an high-
the state itself pu t on those rolls. way »rh e tru ck is said to have
Probably th ere should be a re-
jack nifed by the dragging
tirem en t plan for the state as well d rjv^ shaft and turned end for
as for other em ployers of m any pnd
and Came to a stop
persons. B ut com pulsory
w ith wheels in the air and headed
ment Is not necessary nor should hack
direction it had come,
retirem en t
w ithout
s u f f M r Hockm an was not seriously
funds be enforced. And some
.
.
m ° r e u Pa!!?fKit ? ry a
An unusual social event for
age should he found on which to three fam|Hes in thig vicinity
base retirement.
t^ jg weejc waq a jont celebraton
T h ere 1. considerable doubt as
who ' Z L . ?
to ^ A ^ ’.nv ° i c i ^ . S7 ^ d 4 K Tied on the ¿ m e d?y. May 24th.
T ° n OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ï a^
1
WABOO
Rom where I sit... ¿y Jo e Marsh,
When Ed’s Crops Failed
Three years ago Ed Smith’s luck
~*vent bad. His crops failed, and it
wasn’t long before Ed’s home and
furoi^hings were up for auction.
Rwlf the town turned out, and
Ed »rust have thought his neigh
b o r were a bunch of hungry vul-
tures — buying up all his precious
poot-jidons for a song.
It w as over, and the auc-
Ooa**r had left. Sam Abernathy
:u»-aa to the crowd and sa y s: “All
right, folks, le t’s take tim e out for
a g la ss of beer, and then put th is
stu ff back w here it b elo n g s!”
T wq hours later, Ed was in poe-
stsaion oi his home and furnish
ings ; and the folks who’d paid for
them were sitting around Ed’s fire
enjoying a neighborly glass of beer
— to sjiow their friendship and
their confidence in Ed.
Today, Ed’s back on bis feet aa-
other constructive member ef the
community. And from where I sit.
we've all been well repaid—a good
investment in a good man.
Copyright, 1947, United States Brewers Foundation
Meets 2nd and 4th c;
Tuesdays of each
month. V isit ng mem
bers
w elcom e.
H ouston Sec
Clara Houston, Sec.
l u rrk a L odge N o. 121 A .i .» .
Meets on the 1st
3rd T hursday evenirus
of each month. V isitn.
m em bers are cordially
invited to m eet w ith n
E. E. Barzee, W. M.
H. B.
M oro
P in k erto n , S e c r e ta r y
mug?
L odge
nu.
N o. j 113.
a.O.O.F.
Meetg lgt &nd
Tuesdays in 1.0.0J ' «
hall
Transient an "
Halting brothers ar,
cordially in vltw .
to m eet with us.
- *
John Lawrence N.G.
A. R. Kessinger. Secreta»*y
thlehem C hapter No. 78, (> E.X
M-’cts E very Second unu
F ourth T h u rsd ay s ’n e a ; l
Month. V isiting Menil»ers
Invited— Moro. Oregon
Genevieve Powell, W. M.
Edna Melzer, Secretary
Bolts, we have ’em.
thn PvnrPKRPd iru h ,,t
awuBays: "It Jo
Is the « P r e y e d in- njc
at v a r v 1ng v e a r dates. A plc-
luck dinner was served
ehn,. at the Moro city park T hursday
* celebrate the 3rd anniversary
corresponding »m ount of M and Mra Col,iR p MoorP.
the direct levy whl(4i the tax
anniversary of Mr and
com m ission would otherw ise a p Mrs E R Barzee: the 35th anni-
portion tn the several counties versarv of Mr and Mrs E. H.
of the •Ute.’* The county school Moore
fund U not a levy in control of
Mrs M argaret McCallum died
the «Ute Ux comm ission and it ear ]y Monday m orning at the
therefore could not apportion itt hom e of h er daughter, Mr J. F.
to the several counties. Probably Foss, in Moro on May 21. She
no one will contest it, however.
was m ore than 81 years old.
tention
ni?
reduc?
Carraige bolts, machine bolts
of all sizes and lengths, a big
!and complete assortment of
bolts and probably the first .
the town has seen for some
time, so if you want to fasten
something together as tight as
possible we've got the bolts.
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Select Union Pacific streamliner—fast-
est daily train from Portland to Chicago
—running time cut to 40 hours 40 min
u tes— no extra fare! Finest standard
sleeping car accommodations . . . sleep-
easy reserved coach seats. Take full
advantage of modern travel e a se . . .
excellent food . . . comfortable beds . . .
spacious club lounge car with barber
and bath fa c ilities. . . pleasant ^ir con
ditioning . . . truly superior service.
D ailv 1 'nion Pacific Passenger T rain Schedules to the East
St .eamlinar '
X ity of Portland"
Lv. Portland
5 : 3 0 p .m .
'Portland R o m ’*
9 : 1 0 p .m .
8 : 1 0 s .m .
F'or com plete travel information, consult
Local Agent
Moro Lumber & Fuel
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