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PAGE 2 SHERMAN COUNTY
JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, DECEMBER I t, 1*47
GAME LICENSES
parents
were in Washington. Bethlehem Chapter No. 78. O.E.H. Interest in the Estate of said de
county school program.
One
Meets every second and
BEIN G M AILED
Vincent
Rice
stayed with the
board handles the entire school
fourth
Thursday in each cedent; G REETIN G S:
The 1948 game licenses are
Fay Bracketts.
83 stem, not a difficult Job when
month;
visiting members IN T H E N A M E O F T H E STATF
Published Every Friday at
E
being mailed out by the Oregon
invited. Moro, Oregon. OF OREGON;
it
is
considered
that
one
board
Moro, Oregon
manages the education of some State Game Commission to li
Genevieve Powell, W, M. t . You are hereby required to ap
cense agencies throughout the
G ü e siT F r o n c k ______" E d ito r 80,000 pupils in Portland.
pear in the County Court for
Edna Melzer, Secretary
state and will be available to
fettered u
mcond rla»>> mxtLer a t the
Sherman County, Oregon, U .8A
The
board
of
five
members
hvsLofflee a t M oro. O ra v o * an d e r A ct o t
purchasers by approximately Dec
in the Court House at Moro, Sher!
would be elected from five zones ember 20.
(X»a<raM o f M arch S. lt»7i.
______'
Deer tags, however,
IN T H E COUNTY C O U R T ’ OF man County, Oregon, U.S.A., on
by the entire county, which is in which will be issued separately
NATI'
T H E STATE OF OREGON FOR or before the 5th day of April
É D IT O R IA L - the same manner as county offi for a fee of fifty cents to resi
PHONE 351, WASCO
T H E COUNTY OF SHERM AN 1948, at 10:00 o’clock A. M. ot
cials
are
elected
except
there
are
ASSOCIATION
dents w ill not be available until
Agent for
GUY C. ANDREW S, Administra said day to appear and show
no special zones for their real after the first of July.
tor of the Estate of Antoine B. cause, If any there be, why the
dence.
„
In Sherman County
An entirely new form of license
Sandvig, Deceased.
facts should not be found and the
These five m en - would be in Is being Issued this year, made
rights of heirship and dlsfribu
Plaintiff
charge
of
both
high
school
and
possible by the separation of the
• •id o O u iS F p R E I
tion In the matter of the Estate
elementary education although «leer tag from the hunting license.
vs. .
oi Antone B. Sandvig, Deceased
p i b i i $ e « y 4 4 s * * * * • * aided by a school committee in License agents will be issued
O L IV IA CARR, MONRAD W IG - should not be decreed, as set forth
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER each district The board would one form oi license only, Instead
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
BN, OLGA O G IL V IE , E L M E R and prayed fo r In the petition
------fcV W 'ftiPT fO N RATES------ hire teachers, levy* taxes, repair of eight kinds as heretofore, and
W IG E N
HUSCROFT,
IR E N E of the plaintiff on file herein
Upright
Freezers
give
chance
or build school houses, buy and w ill fill in on this form informa
OLGA M IT C H E L L , E IN E R AN- You are further required to at
ONE Y E A R ___ _____ $2.00
operate busses. There would be tion as to type of license being
to find food wanted
DESTADT, A R N E ANDESTADT, pear before the Court at the time
one school system; hence; coun issued, amount paid and name,
DECEMBER 1», 1947
ROY AND ESTA D T, MRS ROS- and place named and file answers
ty u n it
address and description of pur . BASEBALL BUYER . . . Robert
TE N ,V IC TO R SANDVIG ,
Now setting up your respective claims
Fibre
Glass
Insulation
*
Rodoaborg,
Baltimore
sad
Wasb-
Adoption of the union high chaser. The new form of license
TAXES
known
as
V
IC
TO
R
SANDW
IC
K, of heirship, ownership or interest
* lagtoa sportsmaa. said be would -
a
proposal would
add
another is printed on safety paper in * pay 1 A m illio n dollars for the
VALBORG S A N D V IG LARSSEN, in said Estate.
In the Congressional Record,
22 cu.ft. and 46 cu.ft. capacity
HJORDIS S Y L V IA HO NVB, OL
board to the county's present quo manifold form and is expected to
league franchise of the
W IT N E S S the Honorable J. M
save a considerable amount of
wheren may be found nearly
A
F K J E L L G IO V A N N I, JEN N Y
■is
Browns.
He
would
bring
ta of school boards. Board mem tune and money In the printing
Wilson, Judge of the -County
ALL
ALUMINUd,
INSIDE
everything, there was recently
SANDVIG
TOSSEBRO.
O LAF
owns to Baltimore la IMS
bers who handled the union high and handling of game licenses.
Court of the State of Oregon for
AND OUT.
SANDVIG, AMBROSIA SAND
that city's new stadium
a compilation of the amount of
Sherman County, together with
The separate deer tag is to be
school would be elected from the
VIG ENG ELBERG, BO RG HILD
income tax collected from the territory included in the district used for obtaining Information
the
seal of said Court affixed this
V IC T O R IA S A N D V IG BOE, ED-
HEAR ABOUT THE BEALL
several states.
22nd day of November, 1947.
by the entire list of eligible vo essential to proper management RUFUS CHURCH
VI N SANDVIG , and all persons
The date of the first public«
In 1947 Oregon citizens and ters for a school election. There of the deer herds, such as the
BEFORE BUYING
W. E. Rice, pastor of the Naz-
unnamed or unkonwon having or
corporations paid to the internal would be no zoning.
tion of this citation la December
The high total number of deer hunters, arene church and Mrs Rice at
claiming any Interest in said Es
5th, 1947.
revenue department $284,193,102.* school board would be in charge total kill, areas hunted most tended a preacher's convention Eureka Ixxlge No. 121 A.F. & A.M.
tate as heirs or distributees
43. That was $236 per capita, not of all high school work and could heavily, time of heaviest k ill and at Ritzville, Washington from
Meets on the 1st and
Defendants
ROSS O RNDUFF
high
compared to Delaware build and repair buildings, hire other factors.
3rd Thursday evenings
December 2 to 5 inclusive.
The
County
Clerk
and Clerk of
where $1128 was paid or New teachers, operate busses, etc. sub
each month. Visiting
C IT A T IO N
Rices wen; with M r and Mrs A.
the County Court of
members
cordially
in
York where citizens contributed ject to the w ill of the voters as
F. Twist, ¿pastors of the Nazar-
Sherman County, Oregon
vited to meet with us. TO: Olivia Carr, Monrad Wigen,
$614, but pretty stiff compared to to some financing, of course.
ene church at Arlington. They re
E.
E. Barzee, W . M. Olga Ogilvie, Elmer Wigen Hus- (SEAL OF T H E
Arkansas with $61 or Mississippi
The union high school board
ported a good time.
H. B. Pinkerton, Secretory
croft, Irene Olga Mitchell, Elner. COUNTY COURT)
with $47.
would have nothing to do with
Jessie Rice spent the time at
Andestadt, Arne Andestodt, Roy
For the same year the state elementary schools the manage Frost the Observer Dec. »1, 1*M the James Tate home while her Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
Andestodt, Mrs Rosten, Victor
Meets 2nd and 4th
and its subdivisions levied taxes ment of which would remain as
The children of M r and Mrs
Sandvig, now known as Victor
Tuesdays of each
totalling $63,755,762.44 or about Is. How much co-operation there J as Woods held open house last
G A S AND OIL
Sandwick, Valborg Sandvig Lars-
month.
Visiting
two-ninths as much as the feder would be about bus routes, Saturday afternoon for friends
sen, HJordis Sylvia Honve, Olaf
Ttres-Aeeeeeorlee
Attorney at law
members welcome.
al government The state levy is courses adopted, or what would of the family, honoring the 65
Kjell
Giovanni,
Jenny Sand-
Irm
a
Johnson
N.
G.
partly in property taxes (for be done with the junior - high wedding anniversary of their par R- H. McKEAN and SON
v ig
Tossebro,
Olaf S a n d -
Clara Houston, Sec. ,
counties, cities and districts) and idea could not be foretold.
ents.
MORO
vig, Ambrosia S a n d v i g En-
partly income taxes (for state and
IN S U R A N C E
Clare Axtell and D. J. McLach
It appears possible tKat there
gelberg,
Borghlld
Victoria
Sand
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
Moro Lodge No. 113 I.O.O.F.
partly for schools). Income taxes may be a vote taken on both pro lan made an auto trip last week
vig
Boe,
Edwin
Sandvig,
and
all
Afternoons
Meets
1st
and
3rd
Orate, Feed, Flour, Fuel
are used to off-set about a third posals and probably that would into the Sunnyside district as
persons unnamed or unknown
Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
of the total.
The percapita tax be a solution that would bling a far as Yaklroa. They report far Farm Implements, Bags, Twine hall. Transient and
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having or claiming any interest
for all local government, schools, better appraisal of the wishes of mers selling potatoes from road BARBED W IR E —GOOD POSTS visiting brothers are
in said Estate as heirs or distri
THK DALLER
etc. is around $52.50 for Oregon. the majority of the county* than stands as cheaply as 50 cents a
cordially Invited to
PHONES
butees, and all persons named or
211 East Third Street
It is a source of wonderment any other. In any event a lot of sack.
Feedstore
Residence meet with us.
unnamed having or claiming any
Telephone 3209
now and then, what would hap information
163
The latest word from The Dal
182
Is getting around
John
Lawrence,
N.
G.
pen if the federal government about school systems, many new les regarding Miss Cecil Cothran WASCO
OREGON
B000OQ0000GC<3OCOCO0O0O0O90rkC»9CX3O0O00000000000rm
A. R. Kessinger, Secretory
had a budget law under which ideas are being developed and all was that she was yfet unconscious
the people would get to vote on this furore c'annot help but bring but* her condition was steadily
federal taxes.
some changes in the school sys improving.
I t is certain that when any tem— and almost any change w l’l From the G. V< J. Dec M, 1*1*
G ifts fo r C h ris tm a s
group wants its appropriation be for the better.
Monday evening M r and M rs
raised It endeavors to have the
Robert Walker received word
levy made by a larger branch of
N e w b lo u s e s / J e w e lr y , D re s s e s .
from their son, Vern, written
government. The rush for state FOUR POWER CONFERENCE from Siberia.
aid by schools and cities and
A letter from Floyd Westerfleld
¿House Coats and Hand M a d e G ifts
As expected the ministers of
counties is based on that theory.
In Belgium says in part; “Well,
O p e n Every Njghn Be Io re Christ mat
Get thf^appropriation far enough the most powerful nations of the the Big thing is over, our com
from the people and boost it up world failed to get along and pany is billeted here In farm hom
ward. I t works fine.
Molotov went home with E ur es and have good comfortable
opean matters still in confusion. quarters. A ll homes have large
W asco, O reg o n
THEY’RE ALL LONG NOW < Critics say that that is what he cellars with concrete lining and
are supposed to be bomb proof. „
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“I wish”, said the side walk wanted to do.
Where I ara now the huna left
philosopher, as he gazed obser
As we recall it was some time the day before and took about
before
a treaty of peace was 25 of the old man’s chickens, but
vantly down the street, “I had
made with Germany after the this morning I noticed several
as much control over one woman
running:
first World W ar and It is possi chickens and ducks
as fashion designers have over ble that it is a hard job in any around and also a few pigs th a f
the whole kaboodle of ’em.”
event.
France , wants security he brought up from the cellar.
from the
Germans;
England This old fellow spent two days In
His gaze was resting on a bevy
wants good trade
conditions; an old well hiding from the Ger
of women, old and young, most Russia wants her feelings sooth mans, he fixed the top to look like
of whom were dressed In clothes ed with a wad of German jack nothing but a pool of water and
of the new length. How quickly and the United States wants made It work. A t the last hour
has the opposition faded against peace ,all over the world, if It can of
the battle our
company
ankle or calf length skirts. There be said that this country has Its had
orders
to
take
the
was an organization in Texas, a demands In expressable shape.
front line trenches and go over
feminine uprising In New Eng
None of the nations want to at a certain hour, in marching
land, violent
outbursts from do away with Germany altogether they stopped for a little rest and
nearly every city as women con because there is so much produ»*- heard church bells ringing ahead
templated hiding their attractive tive ability In that nation and and back of them, and began to
under pinning from the appreci people that Europe could not be think something extraordinary
ative glances of the ever-pursuing prosperous without I t So the pro was up, when they were Inform
male. Now there Is nothing but blem seems to be how to restrict ed that fighting would cease at
the siken rustle of long dresses. the Germans enough to keep 11 o’clock and our barrage was
Now, as if to add more ashes them from starting another war to have started In 45 minutes and
on the heads of the dissenters, and yet have them produce steel, 15 minutes later we were suppos
comes a fad for two or three un coal and the other poducts Eu ed to go over the top; so I came
derskirts, like grandma used to rope needs—and which the Ger close to going over the top for
the third time.
wear. Remember?
mans know how to make.
From the Observer, Dec. It, IMS
Women who hae been simulat
In the conflicting stories of
A t a special school meeting
ing—as well
as possible— the travelers In Eurofee the Amerl-
on
the 15th Fred J. Melndl was
masculine" build for a generation c*n public can learn little. Con
elected
director to fill the unex
are adding underskirts and bus gressmen who spent the summer
tles over their under-nourished there are home and their speech pired term of C. K. Cochran, re
shanks In an effort to again look es echo the sentiments they held signed. A 10 m ill tax was levied.
P. F. Maus has purchased a
like grandma with her tiny, pin when they took ship from New
320
acre farm in the Rutledge
ched waist and bulging curves.
York. Apparently European tra
Who are these wise ones, velers find what they are looking district Judge George B. Bourhill
purchased the residence property
men or women, who can so ac for.
of
Mr. Maus in Moro.
curately discern that after a war
Whether Russia Is in a bad way
The snow, the snow, the beau
the women w ill want to be fem economically cannot be known.
tifu l snow covered the earth
inine and coy and curvaclous? Or The devaluation of large blocks
handsomely in Sherman county
do the women really— and merely of cash was a drastic step and
Tuesday night, and is still with
—follow the dictates of fashion probably one that our administra
us. Cold.
| j tg
and wear ’em long or wear ’em tion would enjoy having within
short to conform to the pretty Its power in these inflationary
<r »
pictures in the magazines?
times.
Mazie, who has been starving
All of which means— If any
give yourself a
herself for years, must ponder thing—that we are following the
on the oddities of fate as she usual post-war course.
Christmas g if t . . .
dons pads and skirts to cover
Norte tern at WASCO
up the slim form she has so
sign up now for
The noise over the Louis-Wol
carefully* retained since girlhood.
Waste,
Oregon
I t ’s like training for a slow race cott fight has subs ded, leading
payroll savings
« to n e — M2
and finding they were running a to wonder If thcfee making the
fast one, or betting on a king noise weren’t interested in being
able to say they had seen a cham
full In a low-ball hand.
pionship
change hands.
But it’s about forgotten now
and the girl or woman without
a long skirt Is In the stores try
Would some psychologist please
ing one on right now.
explain the relationship between
Santa Claus and other kinds of
wish fulfillm ent
SCHOOLS
3»sm u U
BEALL EDBD FREEZER
4
hOtW
George G. Updegraff
Different - Unusual
TH EY ARE COMING
The Gay Shop
best
g ift...a U .S.Savings Bond
STANLEY SWETT
Auto Repairing
Atlas Tires
The arguments that occurred
at the school meeting about the
desirability of the county unit
system or a union high school,
while rather heated, did not en
compass all that might be said
about possibilities of these two
alternate courses. One meeting
could hardly be expected to cov
er the entire subject.
I t may be said that the county
unit system gives one unified
Modern inventions have done
much for weed killing. Old fash
toned people like grandpa thought
that a hoe was the proper ImpW1
ment with which to kill weeds,
a bit futile In a 1600 A. field, but
still dependable and certain. Now
days, with chemical, weeds a rt
killed at 150 miles per hour by
plane. So far, however, there’s
more weeds now than then.
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Atlas Batteries
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