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J O U R N A L M ORO OREGON
F R ID A Y , JU L Y 8, 1942
(1) of the Town of Wasco,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
the
Hobirts
and
the
Sheels
efl
Sherman County, Oregon,
R U F U S N E W S FO R W E E K
A il. persons having claims
ON W K 8T W IN D
Joyed
the
day
on
an
outing
at
an
o
u
u
..g
...
^
7
,
na,
the
estate
of
Pearl
Jones,
to
the highest bidder subject to
S h e r m a n (C ounty J o u r n a l
Newcomers to this country
B y M rs Georg? F o x
«♦ the
^ e ¿ foot
Lost lake which <-
to at
o o t a as»“
g “ a '' t e s t t h e e e to
the confirmation by said Court.
are given to scoffing at the al
reported deceased, are required
The date of the first pubiica-
The Macnab relatives togetlu of M t Hood.
They in full sent them with vouchers to ton
Published Every Friday at
most sober intimations of the
Moro, Oregon
er with the Addington famine, the rhododenrona are
old timers that it is possible to
look undersigned, at Rufus, Oregon, tlon to the 24th day of June,
enjoyed a family reunion at a bloom making t
P
GUea L. F r e n c h ------------- Editor raise a cron of wheat on west
within six months from the date 1949.
picnic
the
Fourth
which
was
like
a
beautiful
garden,
GUY
wind
alone.
Who
ever
heard
of
p
^
m
the
Observer,
July
6,1900
Enterad a s wcond c U m matter at the
Columbia river h a e ^ o ^ t h e . first * Publication at W
Qf C. ANDREWS
Estate of
Poetoffloa a t Moro, Orason, under A rt
held
up
on
Fifteen
Mile
creek
The
SUWell ^ e ^ s ta te m e n t is one
Ladru Barnum and May KtinB-
o f Consreae o f March 2. 1879.
™nnln<
*“
The publication of this notice to the Antone R. Sandvig. Deceased.
out of Dufur. ‘
.
that is hard to prove wrong, • man were married at the home
Arnold Lamport of Troutdale during these warm days.
Address, Wasco, Oregon.
O F F IC IA L COUNTY P A P E R
Since April 1 this county has of the bride’s parents in Moro came to spend the weekend favorite swimming holes at Ru- 24th day of June, 1949. Ina Byrd
«-
34-7c
SU B SC R IP T IO N R A T E S
fus have been enjoyed by the
but 77lnch of rainfall and Saturday, June 30.
with
his
brother
in
law
and
sla
had
Administratrix
ONE Y E A R — ----------- -------- *2(M)
chief W hitney was in mall ter Mr and Mrs James Fox. children.
J
the greater part of that has
?34-7c NOTICE OF FIN A L -A C C O U N T
he John Day* river has seen nick & Dick
come in little storms and the coach No. 10 Sunday* enroute Mr and Mrs William Huck also quite
a
few
fishermen,
but
as
Attorneys
for
the
Estate
NOTICE is hereby given that
again before the to Shaniko w ith the first throu- celebated the Fourth with the
ground dry
to their luck it 18 unknown. The _ ---------------- -
Cl
the undersigned has filed in thé
wind quit blowing.
It merely
mall train.
X<> more stage Foxes o n 'th e John Day river.
O i k
John Day has fallen rapidly, N O TIC E OF S A L E OF R E A L County Court of the State of
l i m i served to keep the wind cool. As route for Uncle Sam.
fwo day h ^ ild a y ^ !“ al»o. which to
p r o p e r t y
P ib lis i
_ a big contrast “ * ___________
£ 4 A t PRIVATE Oregon for Sherman County his
for penetrating to the roots, it
County Treasurer Stanley ls-
the
water
they
were
running
HALK
Final Account and Report as
w a s a dismal failure.
sues a call for ¡warrants. In the her folks, M t and Mrs George
________
,
given
that
^Administrator, with the will
/But
there
Is
going
to
be
a
laflt
year
we
have
built
a
court
a
year
ago.
Notice
is
hereby
fw c
a year ag0-
N A T IO N A L
in
accordance
with
an
Order
of
annexed, of the Estate of Wil-
crop of wheat. Some farmers say house and paid for I t
Mr and Mrs Jewel Herln of — — —
Fair the County Court of the State liam M> van Patten, deceased,
30 bushels which is almost twice George P. Higginbotham, one Paisley were visiting at the C A L L FO R B ID S
— - w*
«
rvx -mr
The Sherman
h f d s o T Oregon for Sherman County, and that Monday, the 8th day of
the national average. And the
our nVe business men, has - nab
ethte weekend. S u n ^ y n l/h t Board will' receive s e a i e u uilab
2nd j day
10:00
. o’n the
,.
«_
...... of June,
i,mn August,
. ___. u 1M9,
n m
.. at
A . ia
- aa o’clock
entire county should average bought the Blue barn,
JV IA
the
Herins
and
the
Macnabs
.
2
^
h
^
m
i
ï
v
h
a
s
e
of
thé
19*9,
in
the
matter
of
the
Estate
A
>
m
.
of
said
day,
at
the courU
better than 20 bushels. That will
the Herins ana
1949, for
p u r e l y o f the
R gandvlg> deceascd( room
the courthouse ln Moro,
give us over, $5,000,000 worth of From the Observer, July 8, 1H0 went
to Dufur where they were
at u tne
_
. _ j ____ as
„„ „Hminioira.
__ Oregon,
have Oregor
Lester Conlee of the drygoods oVernight guests of the ladles
'th e ^ tank g ro
n d ’ souu*
the Guy
C. Andrews,
admlnlstra- Sherman
County,
.A TLA N TIC PACT
wheat and a percapita Income
as the
Mr
and
Wr,
»
»
Add-
"
Estate
-
J
«
.
a
»
a
-
„
This week congress debated of well over $2000.
department
But
the
question
was
about
.
.
BinffiP
Dhase
mo-
ter
the
10th
day
of
August,
1949,
time
and
place
for
hearing
of
the Atlantic pact which binds
in Portland Is visiting his bro- ington.
æ
fQr cagh objectlons to said Final Account
3 HP, 60 cycle single phase
the United Sûtes to western Eu raising It on west wind. W hat thee Howard.
Mr and Mrs Louis Langford tor.
The board reserves
Inquire?
On April
___
rope and assures the peoples of else,'w e —,
Martin Hansen is building a ^ r s Clara W hite and Miss Nel- right to reject any or all bids.
in hand at private sale in one and Report and for the settle-
estate.
thé small nations there that we the wheat was barely* out of the bam 57 x 74 on his ranch south lle Morris, all of The Dalles
Bonnie P. Sharp parcel ¿ t the below described ment of said T.
Lester Johnson
will provide arms for their use ground, a mere green spot of of town. Wm. Raymond having Bnd Mr and Mrs Fay Brackett
Acting Secretary property in Wasco, Oregon, the
34-7c Lots Two (2), Three (3), Four
Administrator with Will'
and further assures that we piant life.
Now It humps its the contract. •
and son Jerry < and daughter
Annexed
will again cross the ocean to fàt heads together with the vig-
The Wasco Warehouse Mill- Joan Bpent the Fourth picnick
(4), and the East Twelve 1X2)
36-39C
help them in case they get into or of young football players, ing company bank, W. S. Stan- jng up on Fifteen Mile creek,
feet of Lot Five (5), Block One
No. I l l
Lupine
Rebekah
Lodge
troubles.
e
’•
* Looks apod.
.
ley cashieri had a balance of Wr and Mrs James Tate and
The. theory that we owe
Actually the west wind keeps « ^ ’^ 99542. Deposits were $68,- famlliy and Mr and Mrs Fay Meets 2nd and 4th
Tuesdays of each
something to Europe and that the air cool; it provides growing Qlg and loans $91 576
Brackett had a lawn party Sun month.
Visiting
w e can better protect ourselves conditions of the best except for
attended to eight day at the Tate home.
members welcome.
by going to Europe to do it is. ra in. The grain obtains its sus- hupry up caP8 tbe night of the
Guests from The Dalles com Sallie _______
Martin,
G.
one tliat grew — our ■rimln t—» t e naaea ft — th e
‘
-
fng up for services a t the R u*« c j^ a Houston, Sec.
tion was preparing us to enter the ground, down dee», and the
Nazarene church included Mr
the last war. Wise leaders of thia wegt wind helps it utilize every From the o b se r v e r , J u ly 11,
and Mrs Bob Ulrich and Mr and Bethlehem Chapter No. 78-
nation from George Washington bit of it.
made the loop YY q I o AJL’V wh A fl
Meets every second and
When the weat
west wind blows
shanlko,
Rev. and Mrs Adrian Roblrts
fourth Thursday in each
to the present have opposed in
'm onth; vfcitlngmembers
terference in Europeon affairs. the tree tops and annoys a n d Valley*, the Columbia river and had as their weekend guests
headkerchiefs
Invited. Moro, Oregon
their
son
In
law
and
daughter,
Interventionists cannot point ~
women's
t “he windmill» and bring» ^ m e on the PourtK They w « «
Mr and Mrs Harold Sheels of
to any gain this nation has
Fiale Jones, W. M.
For D etails See
ng bene- dust into the
18'
R u iisin a/' and famines,
Euphrata, Wn. On the Fourth
Edna Melaer, Secretary
made, nor to any lasting
lnterven- forming only the detail» of Ito Harry K
W E W ILL PROTECT YOU
l.O .O F
fit
our continent,
lioxj to in Europe
affairs from
on the
job. At the 'same time it brings
.The May family held its an- . MOTOROLA and PHIIzCO
yforo Ixxlxo
Meets 1st and .3rd
W ite r n Europe is weaker by the cool air of the mountains to ^
reunion at2 ^ ^ reek on(
John E. M ee ke o r R alph A . M ille r
auto radios for Immediate
Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
far
than
it
was
in
1917
when
the
wheat
fields—and
they
love
e
^
gasoline
price
war
is
rag
delivery,
for
all
makes
and
far
hall. Transient and
model« of car«, come la and
visiting brothers are
wt* first began our interven- i t
ing up and down the coa?i
or PHONE WASCO 231 .
nee about having one Instal
cordially invited to
tion. Its people are less self-suf-
.^ „ n p p n w
flclent, 1U nation» l i a b l e to « « ^ " X ^ o u l d
led. Price« from $46.00 up to
meet with us.
lose the synopsis or
S
u r* * « MA
$105.00.
• '
protect themselves and there
Of
the
M
ASSACH
USETTS
FIRE
COMPLETE INSURANCE
Leo W atkins, N . O.
HARRY’S RADIO SERVICE
is no more sense of cooperation thrill of experiencing one of Its RINE IN SUR ANC E COMPANY o f BOS
John DeMoss, Secretary
la t h . S U U
i
Phone 292M
there than before. Most of them ^
n<J" “ ,,to’' ^ t; “^ " i t o r i « TON,
the thirty-fir«* day of December.
512
W.
9th
St.
The
Dalle«,
Or.egon
of
to
the
Ineuranee
Commlieloner
live off our taxpayers and pro- nwponrtem» * nd ^ „ ^ o p p e v a .
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A*F. A A -M
the State o f Oregon, pursuant to law :
Phone 2928
Meets on the 1st and
INCOME
b a n'y .Z ^ t' IL 1On* “ U*payerh The city boys get »o much more
SX.8S4.1M.44
3rd Thursday evenings
Nat nrtm lum i raeeived
INSURANCE — REALTORS
* B u ^ a . % thto kind can be » P -e and so much more excite- Total intarart. dividend,
each month. Visiting
117,087.«
and
real
estate
Income
members cordially In
Into them.
ytAMo.sx
implanted in a people, especial- Tnent
Right now, to read the papers. I»™-
W asco - H illsb o ro - Aloha
SS.0S5.14S.4S
vited to meet with us.
ly a people so emotional as we a horde of grasshopper» 1» mov-
ftoBuasEiiKNT»
L. V. Henrichs, W. M.
are and so anxious to prove su tng from Nevada Into California
« 3 » ^ “
« »«“
H .B. Pinkerton, Secretary
periority by giving money away. and Oregon devouring all grow-
I4to.to4.il
In«
thlntZS a« they go. The area Dividends
paid to atock-
100.000.00
Ing tn m g s a«
holders (Cash, S100.000.00)
is devastated, say the reports D,vWendg ^ 4 „ credited
/]
BUILDS PRIZE BEEF HERO.
BRANNAN PLAN
Vpa
It
ha<?
always
been
devas-
to
poiieyhoidan
J t is now reported that the YM, » M2
In only three year» ■ prixe herd of registerad
plowed there AH Other expenditure, to-
du dln« Inveetmemt
Brannan farm plan may pass at tated. If It was
Shorthorns has replaced dairy cow» on tha
would be no grass hoppers.
e x p e n d (SI .400.0«
¿ V iîlü
least In part, this year.
Total diebureamenta . . • ■ 88,441«48 b .7>
Roy L. Harm ranch near Prineville. (Shown
And
furthermore
the
grass
ADMITTED ASSETS
That may be . possible for it
arc Mr.- and Mr». Ham» and a too, Douglas,
Value of real estate ownud
hoppers
aren’t
fcolng
very
far
must be adipltted that it has
| market value)
with a Shorthorn bull calf.) Building the
some very fine political fea because they are a small insect Loan« on mortar*»*« *nd
herd of purebred beef cattle we» a »low and
and
a
few
miles
wears
them
eolllater*l, eta.
tures. It promises lower food
V alue o f bonde owned
And
then
all
the
forces
of
costly, task— but H»rri»’ wife and their »even
out.
(an ortleed )
1,842.202.00
prices and higher farm prices
„o
the
federal
government
will
be
Value
o<
Moeka
owned
,
ham
children backed hi» progrediva planning.
together with governmental as
both
brought
In
to
poison
them
which
The
First National Bank of Prineville aided
Cash
In
bank«
and
an
hand
411,405.OS
surance of security for
.
after a diet of Prem ium , in course of eol-
eaters and producers of food, should be easy
in financing that speeded the transition.
lectlon w ritten since Sep
There are many taxpayers who sage brush,
8 2 4 .0 « .08
Today Harris’ Shorthorn» bring fancy price»
correspondent tember SO. 1048
country
Interest and rants due and
earn less than the average and
No
from America’» breeders— new income that
».»woo
guilty
of
writing
accrued
____
who would get some assistance would . ever be _
o
is
helping build Oregon.
-The
locusts
set
up
a
terri-
M.S»7.7M.08
in their food bills.
There are that,
whn
would
like
tying
chatter
as
their
tiny
Jaws
surplus
____„
j
t
other funds
many farmers wno wou a n*e y n
to start in a flash
the worry
worry of making a chewed the sage
- al it« Total unpaid claim s
S >04,480 00
to quit tne
the
ww « q
.
country boy would be terri E stim ated loee adjustm ent
living and place the responsi fied at hearing a grasshopper expense for unpaid claim s
15.000.00
:
äs»
Î .581.024.»5
Total unearned premiums
bility on the government.
147.500.00
chewing
a
sage.
All
other
liabilities
of
acme
Politically it is the
Total- liabilites. except
SS.000.01S.05
panaceas.
...»------
•
*~Razing of the Obarr hotel and capital
GEORGE KYHO REPLACES STUMPS
SI. 000.000.00
Opposing it are the large far-
gt&r roomg ln The Dalles Capital paid-up funds
0
WITH TURKEYS. Young George Kyllo
Special gurphi«
mers, only some two percent in
demanded by the fire um^simid funds
-ouldn’t find a job in 1935, to be obtained
number who produce 22
chlef perhaps they should ra- <sur»ius) „
l.srrjsi.is
-47Ç?
105 acre» of logged-off land near Molalla and
M re»*rd«
of the food.
They would be ther be preserved by the his- Su^ n <Jrhoki.r.
S2.«7.751.11
| mt to work on the army of »tump». Hi»
Oregon’s prosperity is in direct ratio to the
restricted In »lie end resultant tnriral society as mementoes Total ........................ M J87 745.0s
toricai 8OC7 vy
f the business in O regon for year
pluck
attracted Marie Koltach. She became
sasjfctt
l*.Aswn>w ^*4
n r h of kor
flC '¿¡E
efficiency by the plan, but It of
days past. They are of tne
prwmlum, reived
21.454.81
well-being
of a each
her noCnîi^PAFCft
people. Persons
Mr». Kyllo in I9M. They tried turkey raising,
8.750.81
might be changed to postpone are of the old Umatilla house, jfet io**w paid
shown here have tha vision, energy and
but lost money the first year. However, en
their economic death, just as (We almost »aid geologic age.,
initiative that brings individual success-
I^enln didn’t eliminate the ku Freighters c i wool v«ed to P>* -----------------------------
couraged by advice and financial help from
laks untlj h« was well entrench up at the Obarr and the Star,
and keeps our state growing. In each in-
4
the Molalla branch of the First National,
when prosperous epough to dis
ed in power.
they stuck to it. Today they market thousand»
stance constructive service provided
|
Opposing it also are a group like sleeping in their wagons
of turkeys annually and grow
banking
offices
in
the
First
National,»
«------
?
--------
------
-
-
-----
of people who still think even over at the feed ' bam on the
feed and seed crop». Hard
in these enlightened
corner. Stagedrivers, bartenders
Group has been of real assistance.
&
work
and sound advice are
tbit
days, that a citizen should be gold miners, blacksmiths, horse
We
believe
sincerely
that
our
most
building a good venture for
self supporting that a >coni8Utm5T traders, occupations of m-eit
important function as a bank is to make
George and Marie . . . a» pro
should pay the cost of what hfc garbed ln cowhide boots and
greaaive businesses are help
consumes;
th at a
producer buckskins, stepped over their,
financial services widely available. Thus
should get paid the value of a n c i e n t thresholds and took
ing build Oregon
we help build Oregon-family by family, w
w hat he produces.
whiskey from their b<is.
farm by farm, and business by business.
STATEMENT
It embodies a theory that is SY N O PSIS OF A N N U A L 8TATKMKNT
w
h
o
Qf
AMERICAN
ALLIANCE
IN
SU
R
Come in and let us show you how we
very appealing to those
ANCE COMPANY of NEW YORK In
have quit thinking.
t ho Stata o f Now York, on t t a U»1* * -
can serve you.
flrat day o f December, 1»4S, made to the
PA G E 2 8 H E R M A N
COUNTY
HAIL - FIRE
CROP DAMAGE
li
GRIFFITH & MEEKE
BUILDING OREGON
way
DKATHB
About 300 persons were re
ported killed in highway acci
dents over the- Fourth of July
and despite the newswrlter s
cry of anguish it seems very
small if the report that there
were 33,000.000 cars on the
roads is true.
W ith that many cars on the
road there must have' been 100 -
000,000 people traveilng and If
no more than 300 were killed it
is a feat of efficient driving of
which we might well be proud
W ith sb ipeny on
road it
may be a source of wonder as
to who cooked the ^ m ln irg e rs
and hot dogs and who s o l d t h e
firecrackers.
When, furthermore. It is con
sidered that the ®verag€\
was driven at killing speed aU
the tim e It is a wonder t h a
3000 were not killed. We mus
be good drivers in America. In
fact, we are, for we have
people with which to compare
being the only nation of car
h o l id a y
drivers.
Tnaurance Commlmioner of the State of
Ora»on. pur.uant to UW:
INCOME
N et premium« received
87.20». 116.92
Total intereet, dividend« and
real eetate Income
Income from other »ource»
U .»22 0«
Total Income ................. __t f . « 4
94
DISBURSEM ENTS
2.Í40.S20.S»
N et am ount paid for loaee« S
210.267.44
Loee adjustm ent expenae«
1.770.408 46
Underwrit I nr expeneee
>00.000.
Dividend« paid to stock
holders
Dividend« paid or credited
- to policyholder«
All other expenditures ( In
cluding investm ent ex
11,920.11
pense« 84.04».84)
Tatal dbtawwMMrta
___ S4.252.904-.80
admitted
assets
Value o f real estate owned
(m arket value)
Izwna on mortaag»» aud.
collateral, etc
V alue o f bond« owned
8 .4 « .« 0 .0 0
(am ortised)
Value o f stocks owned ‘
».SSI .282.00
(m arket value)
» 5 4.407.«
Cash In hank« and on hand
Prem ium s In course of col
lect ton written «Ince Sep
817,418.«
tem ber M. 1M8 ~
Interest and rent« due and
SM M .00
accrued
0
Other assets (net)
816.006,585.«
Total admitted asset* . . .
LIA BILITIES. SU R PL U S
AND OTHER FU N D S
« 1.0S4.678.0«
Total unpaid claim s
adjustment
Estimatori loas «Uwilnrwnt
gR
w
cxpvtuw for unpaid claim s
4.214.M4.22
Tn«al um arned premium«
474.818.78
All other IlsbUltUa
Total li abili tic«, except
8 7.740.1 •í;w
capital
Mrs Perl« MesU
£¡£1*1 «n-h» fund«
to Luxembourg aa United
UnaMl(rnwi f r i *
<«urp*u.)
4.245.404A1
e« minister. She ppured herself Sundu«
aa raaards
8 7 .f4 5 .4 0 4 .«
r b o ld e r .
the Job. Food and drink have
816.006.6»S.M
been
to I - a d ju n ct to BU SIN E SS IN OREGON FOR
YEAR
« 70.144 27
Net prwmium« raralvad
diplomacy but are not often
i8.a1.21
N e t loMM paid
b o l d l / recognized.
■ L I .
i
HO RAFFIO R O U LE S
RO PARKIHO FIOBLEMS
Frequent aervice, handy down
town depots, and freedom from
driving tension make shopping
or business tripe a pleasure by
Greyhound. You can go and re
turn the same day. The low fares
save extra dollars for »hoppingI
Relax in perfect comfort . . . en
joy sightseeing, or visiting with
fellow passengers. See your Grey
hound Agent about departure
timet on your naxf trip!
KIxAMATH FALI j H
LOS ANGKLKS
PORTLAND, ORR.
$
BOI8B, IDAHO
BUTTR, MONTANA
(One way
5.90
13.05
3.85
1LÄ0
a rid toa)
“ÏHE îAÏERir
Moro, Oregon
Ita
«MWrHWWD
SHERMAN COUNTY BRANCH
A Product of
FIRST NATION AL BANK
Stiadard of California
OP PORTLAND
N ext best thing to pu t
ting a new engine under
th e h o o d is p u t t in g
C hevron Su prem e in
the tank! For this g r e a t
blend o f clean-burning
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THE KAUTTUS BUILD BOATS.
' Elo N . Kauttu build» unusual sturdiness into
commercial fishing craft. The Kauttus’ two-
• year-old plant (Mrs. Kauttu ia bookkeeper-
painter) is at Jeffers Gardens on tha Lewis
and Clark river near Astoria. Thera, with his
six craftsmen, Kauttu puts into practice ideas
he developed as a fisherman and as an em
ploye« of the area’s famed builders of
Columbia* River gillnet type craft. Made to
lo»â», his 29-foot boats—*
carry big fi»h loads,
fashioned of oak, Douglas fir and Port Orford
cedar— withstand the Pacific’s most belligep*
e. . moc Js. With assistance from the First
National, Kauttu help» Oregon grow by meet
ing fishermen’s boat needs.
C. R. ANDERSON
Grass Valley, Phone 232
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