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S H E R M A N • C O U N TY J O U R N A L
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1917
MORO, OREGON
those w ith lots of time.
would m ean
w anted to know
cake or reduce
T hat Mrs Orval Ruggles 1st. Sw eet -
*«*
E state of John D. McDermld, de* TH E
WILL
OF MARGARET judging what legatees are entl- against
tied to distribution of the trust decree herein.
F«U£»b<4 Every Friday at
Moro, Oregoa
.•* c h i l i o r m a k e
Giles L P r e a c h -------------- Editor ¿»bout New York
tortured m
Mcoad cla*« matter a t ¡S» •\vr.-uld have to buv
<AND- McDERMID SMALL, DECEAb- am ount ot m e a i s u i u u u v r
/ n n i d f r o m sa id t r u s t f u n d
m agazine ^»ivLachlan 2nd.
McNI- ED; M ARGARET K U LO W . ER- to which each legatee is entitled to be
7^
Pbatoff k - v at Moro. O rason un-Lr A ct ©1
CAKE:
or read an a<l
_
ER
_ ______
McDERMID;
r_____ , _______
JA N ET
decree adjudging th a t before distrib u tio n thereof;
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March I.
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Nuts, sure. People w ant to he
Dark * Millie von Borstel 1st; CHOL; N E IL McNICHOL; JOHN NEST M A Y H W , M epERM ID,
F or a
' idue
And for a decree directing the
entertained and to read a b o -t N ut bread - Mrs Dewey Thom p- McDERMID; GRACE McDERM- MAYHEW, THELM A LYNDEN, the one-eighthi (M»> of the re
L E S T E R BARNUM
£ • »ECbOuisTiVfl
pereona! m atte rs much m ure
^ t . R aised Rolls - M r, Jh n ID; MALCOLM MqCERMIO; DO- K A TH L EEN M ALHEW , MRS of said
h u ste e of said tru s t f u n c I to pay
than they w ant to be inform ed. O'M eara 1st. Sponge cake - M is NALD McDERMID; MARGARET .E L I W H E E L E R . MRS MARY the will
i n Me therefrom
the said ’ expenses
FlllU <E(y44$4tl«TI0N So th a t's w hy new spapers are Mlllle von Borstel l s t W hite Lay- BLAU. TH R UNKNOWN DEVIS- McDERMID. MARGARET Me- to his brother. ARCHIBALD Me-
the said expenses
like they are. still, a NEWS pa- <* Cake - Cinthy Bell. F ru it cake SE E S U N D ER ' T H E W ILL. OF LAUGHLIN. LULU JOHNSTON. l.ER M ID , became a p art of and costs a „ d attorneys
and to
NATIONAL €DITORIAL_ per would be a good thing for
p
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“ MARGA
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P P T R F IT
D E C E A S E D : MAUD McCARL, JE N N IE CUR- is m erged w ith the five-eighths d istribute the rem aindei of said
M rs Jim * O’M
eara -----------
1st. Drop
cook-
I « ,- M r, Dewey Thom paon le t J0 H N ' A. BELL; LYDIA SMALL; R IE , W ILLIAM N E IL McDER- <%) of the residue of said tru s t tru st fund to the persons and In
SSOCIATION someone to start.
MARY MARGARET Me- fund
ciitd* isilpnc sEslirif^pi* 2nd.
tip aw q m a i t • M iru/TfiN SMA- M il)
lorvivi
*unu which
©«•••«.©• is — by
— said
----- will be- the proportions adjudged .. entlt-
I .e
box cookies - Mrs Dewey TT TH E-U N K N O W N DEVISE-
DERM ID,
MRS AM ELIA
Me- queathed to the surviving child- led thereto by the Court; ®Pd/ Jr
TIMES— RUT
" C o n tin h e d -o n -p a g e -F o u r
E g ’UNDER THE W IL L O F AN- DERMID JOH N McCARJ, ,DQU- ren of the te sta to r’s deceased suclr o th er and fu r th e r r e ief# as
OFFICIAL, COUNTY PAPER INTERESTING
RUGGED
N IE : McDERMID SMALL. DE- GALD McCARL, MALCOLM M e brother, MALCOLM McDERMID, the C ourt m ay deem m eet and
------S V W R l P t l o N K ates
CEASED-
MARGARET KUI j OW; CARL, CHARLES
McCARL,
(except
for his son Robert), to equitable in the premise .
H istory
has had
but a few
ONE YEAR — --------------- $2.00 Iteriods
ERNfcST MAYHEW McDERM- W ILLIA M McCARL, A N N IE Me- the surviving children of the test-
This sum m ons is published
when the relationship
ID MAYHEW *
ELM A LYN- CARL, HARRY McCARL, MARY a to r’s deceased brother, DONALD p u rsu a n t to order of th e Honor-
l>ctween m en underw ent m uch
O C T O B E R 10, 1917
DEN- K A T H L E E N MAYHEW; McCARL; and also ALL PER- McDERMID (except his sons Don-' able D. N. Mackay, Judge of the
change. G overnm ents have m eant
E L I W H B ELER ; MRS SONS OR PA R T IE S UNKNOWN, aid and John), to the surviving above entitled Court, m ade and
much the game to peoples for
MRS
te sta to r’s entered on the 11th day of Sep-
HALER TAX DEFEAT
g rea t lengths of tim e. We like From th e Observer, Oct 9, 190S
MARGAR&T CLAIMING ANY RIGH T, TI- grandchildren of th e
MARY M c DERMID; N
to
th
in
k
th
at
the
last
g
re
a
t
N
-
Silver
and
son
harvested
The sales tax failed because "v ~ ..................
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— M cLAUGHLIN; LULU JOHNS- TLE, ESTATE, IN T E R E ST OR deceased sister, JA N E T McDER- tem per, i w / , airecv
d id n ’t w ant
i t T here Chance , Was the ad v en t of w h3t V ? ^ 1 ™ ' the fal1 ^ aln m akin* TON- MAUD McCAftL JE N N IE D ISTR IB U TIV E SH ARE IN OR MID, to the surviving
children tion of this sum m ons
.he people didn’t
a t
we
call dem ocracy
w hen we 13 sacks per acre and the sp rin g CURRIE-
W ILLIAM N E IL Me- TO T H E TRUST ESTA TE UN- of the te sta to r’s deceased sister weeks in the SHER»
rnay come a tim e when have b > ld
th a t ° ne nian w as ju st - a s 11 sacks. T hey sold fo r 80 cents. D e r m i A’.
MARY MARGARET DER T H E W I L L 'O F JOHN D. C H RISTIN A W ALKER, . and to TY JOURNAL, a new spaper of
accept it. b u t there will
*rood as another, and th a t ru lers
Little M isses I>otus and P earlie
a m ELIA
p ija M
p I
MRS
AM
McDERMID,
DECEASED, DE- the surviving children of the general circulation, p rin te d .and
McDERMID;
he evidence of th e sta te ’s
should
be subservient
to th? Htennagin called upon G randpa McDERMID- JOFTN McCARL; FEND ANTS:
>
testa to r’s deceased sister, MAft- published in S herm an County,
instead of prophesies th a t such a pcopie and »everyone should he O bserver w ith a liberal su p p ly DOUGALD McCARL; MALCOLM
IN
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CA
RET McDERMID;
Oregon, the first publication here-
need will arise
. . .
- it
- from
-
•
allowed
to speak as he w ished °f - fru
th eir fath er's O,’-
McCARL; CHARLES McCARL; STATE OF OREGON: You and
F o r a fu rth e r decree adjudging of to be made on tn e la in aay or
Conditions m ight occur tin t and
arm s jf he chose
chard.
W ILLIA M McCARL ANNIE Me- each of y o u -a re hereby required th a t said re s id u a ry , five-eights Septeml>er, 1947.
will make it m andatory th at the
T hat w as an jdea| f
A. G. Boeson has rented a sec-
P u rsu an t to. - Section 9-H1 O. L.
slate have a new tax. T here may
”¿ 1 " '
“ T ? ’ CARI.: HARRY McCARL; MARY to appear and answ er the Amen- (H i (including said lapsed one-
18 be,n8 « » m e ^ tia t non of land near Moro and will M cC A R L -'ihd also all PERSONS
o j a n e n w e ed
»,1 C
m n plaint
la in t •filed'
aealnst you
you eiehth
of ARCHIBALD
ARCHIBALD Me-
Me- L. A , as • am ended by Ch. 23.1
C o om
filed- against
eighth (WO
(tk) of
be an e x trao rd in ary need fo tarnished . w in lt some
p a rts of the m ake th is city his home.
OR PA R T IE S UNKNOWN, CL A- in the above en titled su it on‘ or DERMID) is distributive only Or. L. 1947, a copy of this Sum-
more money; there m ay he a world w here down trodden people
The rep o rt of the WWM Co.
great reduction in income tax do not like th at idea of equality, bank showed loans and discounts IMING AN.Y RIGHT. TITLE, ES- before the expiration of four (4) am ong those children and grand mons together w ith a copjr of
TA TE, IN T E R E S T OR DISTRf- weeks from the date of the first children of the last named #de- P laintiffs’ Amended- CompMIliit
return«;
property
m . ay . not lx?
. . ,
.
. H. say the Chinese and) th t In- of $46,722 and deposits of $101 - BIJTIV E SH A RE IN OR TO T H E publication of this
Sum mons, ceased b rothers and sisters of the herein, both certified b y p
able to make enough income to dians and o th ers m en arg a|)ow M ,
,
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TRUST
E
S
T
A
T
E
'U
N
D
E
R
T
H
E
which
tim
e
prescribed
in the testa to r as w ere living a t the tiffs’ attorneys, is being mailed
pay hig u x e s
ed to g a th e r as m uch w ealth as From the G. V. J. Oct. 11. 1918
M iss C assiP H o lm e i« © cruH W IL L OF JOHN D. McDERMID, order fo r publication hereof, w as death of ELIZA J. DINGLE, wi- to defendant M cDermld M ayhe^
If th e well heeled people w ho they can some w i„
u a to “ u r i of t o e ^ a s . of t o l t DECEASED, p e n d a n t s .
-
fixed a . the 12th day of Septem- dow of the testator;
the defendant designated < b y
w orry so much about passing a indeed and othera go
917
NO.__________
SUMMONS
FOR
her
1947:
<
*
And
for
a
fu
rth
e
r
decree
ad-
p
la in tiffs attorneys, and a copy
^ h ^ O r Z n u x \ i X t o n torn-’ ~
de“ nU^
T h a t 18
18
PU BLICATION
AND if you fail so to appear judging th a t HUGH A. W ALK ER of this Sum m ons only, certified
^ i i ^ ‘’th™nCf o S the’ bH te'fo i
^ nd com m u" i8m TOmes
F rank^O lds" h a T T h ip ip e d his TO
D O U G A LD \ McDERMID, <md answ er, plaintiffs for w ant and JE A N CURTIS, plaintiffs by P laintiffs’ attorney*, is being
xpense inan rooung vne Dins io r Fnd prom ises a form of state se- household goods to F r e e w a te r MARGARET VAK PELT, JAN- thereof will apply to the C ourt herein, a re each entitled to three mailed to each and every o th e r
a
“ m plgn every tWO cu rity a , to a Hying and a job. whero he w flT m oye and ^eg n E T WYMAN, W ILEN A HOUS- for the relief prayed (for in plain- th irty seconds (3-32) of the entire defendant above named.
oi o three vears.
.
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V7VIw in
... a . garage.
,.a , ,L,(.
TON, ANNIE* LANCASTER. FL- tjff’s Am ended Com plaint herein, resid u ary tru s t estate rem aining PLATT, HENDERSON, WARN-
\n d because of ______
b e tte r propagan- v;ork
Such a stu d y would g iv e s o m e d% com m unism is crow ding out
The Jou rn al is issued o n e d a v ORA GRIEG, JA N E T BROWN, to wit:
’
a fter the paym ent of the specific ER, CRAM & DICKINSON,
tim e to the w ork or the o regen lhe ideal of democra<.y am ong e a r l v this w e e k to n o r m i t t b o A R CH IE McDERMID. ALEXAN-
F o r a decree of the above en- legacies payable therefrom and A ttorneys for P lain tiffs..’
T ax Study com m ission the Grif- niany of the w orid -s poorer p e> editor
to a tte n d th e fair throo DER McDERMID, JA N E T McNI-
titled C ourt construing the last a fter the paym ent of the costs p. o. Address: 1115 U nited States
fenhagen report, th e stu d ies al: p |fs (It ¡sn>t a tOpjc that strik es days
' CHOL, N E IL McNICHOL, T H E
will and testam ent of JOHN -D. of adm inistration of said tru s t National Bank Building,
ready made by v the a state
com
rxxn v rn a i o
a <» tax
av eoni-
pleasantly, but the evidence
y R E akin w ent to 'T h e Dai UNKNOW N DEVISEES UNDER McDERMID, deceased, and ad- and the costs of this suit charged P ortland 4. Oregon.
inissimi an<l
,^ ene^ *
is p re tty conclusive.)
.......
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.
les Sunday to see his brother.
tion about taxation which is ra th
'Y
n O Iir/ )wn
we have
w ^ o can can now get aroun ’
er a broad field. Such study
m ade m any changes in our orig- fn c ru tches.
should not be und
ertak
en
b
/
.
,
...
inal prem ise and the strong are
men who w ere already POwl'Y^ i^ in g handicapped In favor of F ro m th e O b s e rv e r O ct 12, 192<$
Louis Schadewitz was a v isitor
about w hat the solution should |h e weaR ¡n m()re w ays ev?ry
in Moro from K ent and says that
year. T h in k ers w onder how m uch
If and when the . state does of freedom we can retain and m any farm ers th ere are holding
need new m oney from a new Miu n()t
, he slrQng a|)d n lth ; w heat for a higher price.
D uring the absence of Mr and
i? UrCe ,^ e VM8
tox s ou . tess opp ress lhe w eak and incom-
- w-. . -dixZ*
Mrs Bud M cIntyre, Mr and Mrs
>>e considered. F irst im pression pvlent
Aden
Axtell
will
stay
on
the
b
u
t
it
stands
will be against IL but
Admltted,y lt ig the ab)e t ,,e
exam ination.
Sim plification of strong, who m ake the w heels go farm ann seed the crop.
Moro defeated G rass Valiev
O re g o n , tax system would make f
who
m oney available th a t Is now use- lnventlon If th
are held |n
to 0 m a hot football game last
less. The m ost beneficial effect heck hv
by g overnm ent thnro
th ere wlll
will Friday. Miller, Adams, B u rn -t.
oi economy should not be over- he less of progress and aehievc- and Pleum ke starred for M oro
I.Kiked.
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mertt. If th ey are allowed to go i;nd Payne for G rasB Valley.
It is a source of w onderm ent u n restra in ed they Will run the
Vernon F la tt was elected corr.-
that so had a bill a® the one ju st w hoje silow and t hc jess compel- -gander of Chris Sculta post,, Am
,'c fe a tc l could have been cos-
WQu|d >wn
serfs
erican Legion and L. W. Rakes,
cocted In a mere 83 days. It w as , Colnm unlats so restric t the in- a d ju ta n t
w ritten by two or th ree persons g„nulty of able m en tb a t few new
and apparently read by no m o-e tllingK are tHed jn such cou n-
i ’ j EA. « t-
th at th a t E ven its political
C H U R C H
. A . par-
.
t r i e s .' The governm ent is too
ents disow ned It in private. Mer- p0Werf U| and includes too few
W asco M ethodst Church
ciful death was the only solution .nen> w ho m ake them selveg rig h t
I
10:00
a. m. Church School
-
by force instead of by reason.
I
Classes for all ages.
Oregon could well use a com-
Nerve nth el ess th ere are signs
mititec th a t would really studv
we are in a period w hen 11 rn- ^Vorship Service
t3xes. M embers should not only yjgpc m ay come a change in the 7:00
Youth Fellow ship
le p re se n t property and business relationships betw een m en and
rckwwvnvT’r v CHURCH
b u t also labqlr and professions governm ent. R ussia m ay not ai- ‘
M
and agriculture, large and smai:. way#
abJe to hold its people Sunday School 10 P. M.
Tax spending group« sHouTd die ¡n seclusion and in poverty, even su b je c t Sources o
w er
heard even
not having mem- though a dictatorship
is the A friendly church invites you.
bers on the com m ittee
A tax ¡jn d Of governm ent Russian«
J- M acFarlane, pastor,
program could lie of great bene- are used
having.
Wasco Church of Christ
fit to the state. And, If properly
Revolutions in other countries Serm on
Topic: “Prayer. T he
constituted, and properly han-b have often been taken over by M ightiest Force In the W orld”
^7». <¥
led, and a factually based report strong m en who established a die-
Y euth Fellow ship at two day
made, lt should be given creo- U to rsh ip th a t Lasted a few y ears (am p a t Cam p W yeth,
ence by a m ajority of the voters. unt n the people «aw th a t th e you are welcome!
le g is la to rs
surely would g i\c frQRg of th eir revolution had die
F. Claude Stephens, m inister.
ear to a careful stu d y ra th e r appeared. Napoleon is a iy exam-
Grass Valley Baptist Church
:han to the u su al.claim s of thoce
o f that. The sam e thing m ay
Sunday school 10 a.m., m orning
who w ant som ething for them- happen in Russia.
selves
We will be unduly hopefi’l w orship 11 a.m
Rally and Prom otion day.
L et those who m ourn th e de-
we t hink th a t all peoples th a t
mlse of the sales tax tu rn th e ir struggie to change their relation- Subject Judges, As I See Them
grief to som ething of solid wor»h; phlp
accept o u r form of dem- Subject “Ten G reatest Men
H ow ard Schilling, pastor
and let those who joy over the ocracy They m ay take som ething
-
election rem em ber th at if th ere else—m aybe a type of commuii-
-• ¡ ? / VL,
was no need for some changes
and 2nd.
in O regon’s tax «ystem
there
The u n rest in India, the stru g IN T H E CIRCU IT COURT OF
would be few er sales tax bills to gl« in China, the aw akening in
T H E STA TE OF OREGON FOR
defeat.
Japan, the troubles of E urope T H E COUNTY OF SHERM AN
The nonsense th a t was publish will, however,
certainly resulx HUGH A W ALK ER and
ed in advertisem ents and pamph- in
changes of sufficient
p t ir t t q
Plaintiffs,
’ets during the recent cam paign n,ag n itude to m ake th is one of
v u m io ,
vs v
>
was a disgrace to th e state. Some lhe periods of great change in
GEORGE A. POTTER, as Ad
place, somehow, we need a body tne history of man.
m in istrato r c.t.a. of the E state of
of facts about Oregon, its n e e d s ______________
of Eliza J. Dingle, deceased; L E S
and its taxes. The m oney th a t
TER BARNUM, as T rustee of the
has gone Into fu tile sales tax
(Continued from Page One'-
cam paigns would place such ln-
form ation In th e hands of every j p ix Y :
Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
voter, on the desk of every editor
Apple - Florence Johnston 1st Meet* 2nd and 4th
The Star of Africa was the biggest dia
before every service club, in Mrg j F Foes 2nd.
Currant-- Tuesdays of each
mond ever found. This flawless stone,
every school room.
Allle Ruggles 1st; Mrs J. F. Foss month. V isit.ng mem
weighing 1 1/3 pounds, was discovered
2nd. Blackberry - Mrs J. F. Foss bers welcome,
let. S traw berry - Millie vonBor- Irm a Johnson, NG
in the Premier Mine of South Africa in
. . . is low-cost electricity. Other prices
stel 1st. Y oungberry - Mrs J. F, Clara H ouston, Sec.
NRWPAPKR8
1905.
It
was
purchased
by
the
Transvaal
Foss 1st. W ild B lackberry - M rs
lft-
are up, but Pacific Power & Light rates
a.U.O.t*
I^ast week
was new spaper M . L. Hayes 1st
;
MeeU 1 |t and 3rd
Government and presented to
week and newspaper« generally
are the lowest in history —
Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
said a few kind w ords about JAM;
King
Edward
VII,
who
had
it
cut
B la c k b e rry - A llie R u g g le s 1st.
T r a n s ie n t am
less than half the national
them selves, ju st like insurance
K “ ’-
" - s u a r « s
into several small diamonds, the
In Other Days
a
THE BIGGEST DIAMOND
IN THE WORLD
THE BIGGEST BARGAIN
IN YOUR HOME
s
;
.
>
_
c„m
there’s only 52 weeks in a year. Allle Ruggles 1st. Youngberry -
It would be com forting to9om e Allle Ruggles 1st. G ooseberry -
F ^ J o b n X
^ M ^ in ,
'S <tey and put all the news in
tliat or such part of the newg as
room pertnitted. W ith five to se-
v tn editions a day a reader is
lucky to get much over ItaJf the
n-’w s these days..
..
Polls of newspaper, readers
have shown otherwise, blit still
it would be a pleasure to pick
up a N EW Spaper, given over
exclusively 4o news. That would
m «m the end of Little Annie.
J<>e Palooka Dick Tracy and the
other
characters
who delight
O Meara 2nd.
„
CONSERVE and MARMAIADE
Prune - A l l l e
Ruggles 1st
Other variety - Eilene Eslinger
1st and 2nd.
B im T jlW k
Apple • Eilene Eslinger
1st;
?drs Jim O’Meara 2nd
P ru n e-
C inthy Bell 1st. P e a r- Millie von
B o rstel
1st
PICKLES:
D ill. - Mrs M. A Bull 1st;
Mrs Jim O Meara 2nd Mixed -
M rs Orval Ruggles 1st. M ustard-
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A
- » . .
J ohn I ujwrence n .G
R Kessinger, Seer.
Meets Every Second aru.
Fourth Thursday« n eoj*.
Month. Visiting Member
invited.—»Moro. Oregon
Genevieve Powell, W. M.
Edna Melxer, Secretary
Fureka Lodge ^o- RSI A.kjk A3E
Meets on the 1st and
3rd Thursday evenings
of each month Visiting
members rr^ cordially
•invited to meet with as
? E. E. Barzee, W. M.
H. B. Pinkerton, Secretary
largest of which is in the King’s
scepter. The others are in the
royjtf crowns.
average. Our electric service
is so popular, and the area is
growing so rapidly that the
power load on our system
has nearly doubled since 1940.
Pacific Power & J-igbt Company
Serving the Coluntlwo
t
i
k