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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1949)
■ V - ■■ PAGE 2 s HERMÄITTOVNTY JOURNAL, MÒRO, oRFXiON ZFBTDAY7 AUGUST M»: » » • _ ... ' .¿X #■ - _• - ^¡m cum C o u n ty THE BEAR BEHIND I Journal 4k- In Days of Old P w b U e h e d » v e r y F r id a y a t M oro, O r e c o a >m the Observer, Aug. SI, 1900 Shaniko Leader: Misses Ida Mowry, Myrtle Lewis and Ella Anderson of Moro, spent Sun day in Shaniko coming by rail. DeMoss Bros. George and .Hen ry acquired title to the DeMoss Springs property and are pre- Qllee L-Fremch Enured "as ^¿w>d cl>“ Fortoffi«« Moro. Orwon. o f Congr— ot •* under Art March I. 1171. N A T IO N A L b it o k ia i 1@ H Paul K. Keller M .D . 7 a an to Yercaud, India, school preliminary WTaTcIHg up S where ^ 1 1 1 enter a language active mtesionary work. ■ paring to make some improve- ~ .« J From the Observer, Aug. 26,1910 Nylon hose ! I ’ In the new Miss Mildred Betts favorably Lester Johnson known in Moro, is now Mrs. Le- fall shades $1.11 to $2.95. Roy Applegate and the young LAVJTMt couple will be at home in Klam GRETA, The Dalles WASCO * • ’ r MORO ath Falls. ' __ From the Observer, Aug. 29,1930 JO E AM ORE í Miss Mildred Ginn Is schedul Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. lio LIGHT & HEAVY TARPS ed to sail from Los Angeles on Meets 2nd and 4th the Dollar Line steamer Presi Made to Order Tuesdays of each dent Fillmore for Colombo, is REBUILT ARMY SHOES month. Visiting «»° F~ 8econd members welcome. land of Ceylon, India, from Col The DaUe. Sallle Martin, N. G. ombo she will cross to the main- Oregon Clara Houston, Sec. T. I1 1 D M IT 1 R DRILL EYE, EAR, NOSE & THROAT Chapman Building Oregon HOURS: 9 to 5, doted The Dalles OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER SUBSCRIPTION RATES ONE YEAR _____________ PHONE 2170 AUGUST 26, 1949 THE TAXPAYER AND THE BULL * Plain and F w tilizT Model« Thursday afternoon Want Ads , FOR SALE: Like New! “Thor Splndry” used 3 mo., sold home in Portland and moving to a furnished apartm ent -W ill sell below half price, «125. Call 292 Wasco or come to Wasco to Rich Freight Lines and ask to see. Make an offer! 43c EXPERT WILL CLEAN stoves furnaces, and chimneys. Joe Pngnan, Ph. 2478; 712 Garri son St. The Dalles. 43A8c WANTED: Reliable man with car to call on farmers in Sher man county. Wonderful oppor tunity. «15 to «20 in a day. No experience or capital required. Permanent. Write today. Mc- r Ness Company., D ep t B, 2423 Magnolia St. Oakland 7, Calif. When you stop to think of it, or even think of it on the run, the taxpayer is much like the bull in the bull fight. He charged into the ring, hell ers with proficiency, slices at his oppenents with a dash and fervor unexcelled anywhere in sport (sic), occaslonly puts a man over the railing, now and then rips the pants off a to r e a - ---------- • " . aAldom that meant more money. Even dor or two with or without ac- their proposals but we seiaom gimDle pleasures of the companylng hide, and in all, accept their doctrines _ J*“ gheepherder cost more now has for himself a very dramatic that would deprive them o Thug gheepherder be- afternoon. BUT, he always gets their stock In trade aM leave material being, imbued killed in the end. them useless If the «dopUon of gtruggle for of Taxpayers are like that, too. the ¡world calendar fiegh and logt aegire for They scent the coming of a new plify the wor so spiritual pleasures so abundant ................................................ role. tax, they bluster and roar and - learn to understand even a l l t - «P of it we would join the club. J write to editors and congress tie But we are terribly afraid A sheepberder could be the is But we are most learned Qf men lf he men; they say the country country is going to hell; they talk about that th pay would chose. fQr watching his FOR SALE: Fir corral poles 50c the need for economy and hold due the admln. chargeg whlch required little ’ delivered, Red Cedar posts 30c meetings with fervent speeches tinw to « on laylng Ume H dogs were well delivered, Red Juniper posts by fellow sufferers. BUT in to th e PRusslans, It trained the day was his own. He 40c delivered. Contact Jerry the end they get stuck for ano- W in wlnter and git under a ju n io r and Wilson Jr., Kent Ore. 42-5c ther tax. neoDie wouldn’t love one anoth- master the classics while the Salesman Wanted: Local Raw- warmed the hill- Quitting taxes is worse than £7** summer sun . w arn lelgh business available. Start side and the sun spread its sha quitting liquor, said an acquain ___ _________ immediately Route experi tance who never quit either. dow downward from the cliffs. ence helpful but not required. Couldn’t! That finely developed NO SHEEP, NO WOOL Car necessary. Write at once The strain of self reliant, out taste for governmental cum- for particulars. Rawlelghs, doors men who used to herd shaw, that desire for forbidden The clip of wool this year is gheep gone * with desire for Dept. 81, Oakland 20, Cal. fruit (perhaps inherent In the the smallest on record. Stock- companionship. Few can stand • 41-3c sons of Eve), that yearning for men have turned to cows as an lonesomeness these days an IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO something for nothing makes BORROW some money with inhabitant of their ranges for accen- taxes high. Fear of losing the which to buy some land the many fliat> the lonesomeness tney paltry four ____ bits «------- piece from the ---- ,________ ----- reasons. -------- There are . fewer J tuate Travelers Insurance company government keeps the citizen ioss€fi> marketing is easier, less were invented to cure, ’ will loan it to you at a rate feeding dollars into the tax ma- labor ls involved. Perhaps, also, No sheepherders, no sheep; of 4 percent for farm land. th ^ ^ a m T ^ ^ e n ^ th e v laugh at cows are more romantic. No sheep, no wool. Someone has See Giles French, Moro. the laborer who dribbles his Another reason wouliJ J* made a kind of rayon that looks SPETIC TANKS pumped and nickels in the slot machine or oT^hum anUy, t h e llke WGo1’ 18 warm and cheaper b u ilt C. F. Johnson, Phone 613 White Salmon, Wash. tfn the stenographer who loses her 8^ vherder Flrat he wanted than wool. So perhaps that fine paycheck on the dogs. 8ome Qther meat mutton, Individualist, the sheepherder, CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING - - The self confessed- expert on theR h<j demanded greener vege- is gone for good and the sheep, Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp slot machines says that none tables than dried beans, then it like that misunderstood individ- freeze. Bring them In any dav of them ever pay off more than was Jelly and i butter, a few ualtst, the mule, is on the way but Sunday. C & C Food Store, 80 percent and 60 is nearer to days in town each month and to oblivion ill America. Grass Valley, Oregon. ‘ 21tfc actual. We defy anyone to find SHOE REPAIRING—Prompt ser a federal function that returns vice. Leave shoes at Smith's that much of the taxpayers dol Hardware, Grass Valley. Glenn lar. Perry. B ut we were talking about FOR SALE— Now available for taxpayers and bulls. You know immediate delivery W 111 y s they've been breeding up those If your Cattle eat your Neighbor’s Crop Jeeps and four-wheel drive bulls for years to make them pick-ups. Complete Willys If your Combine pulls down wires quick and mean and vicious. Overland line of panels, station They make a better show that If your Cow wrecks a Car wagons and Jeepsters now way. And they always get kill If you have an auto accident y». • sensationally reduced in price. ed In the end. , . If your Dog bites someone Contact Willis Motor Co., Third (If you bite the dog—it doesn’t count) and Lincoln Sts., The Dalles, 22tfc Oregon. WORLD CALENDAR For Your Next Crop • Get METERED SEEDING S a m * A m o u n t* Front A ll Feeds • Close C o n tro l o f D epth an d C o verin g — Service • Modern P a r t i Dspu t o M t Arstill-Monroe Pontiac Let US Worry Perhaps everjf newspaper of fice has this week received a letter and some pamphlets about the proposed world calendar along with some arguments about the advantages thereof. It would ) start every year with Sunday, January 1. Janu ary, April, July and October would have 31 day's and the other months would have 30 days. Each date would occur on the same day year after year. December 31 would be world day and have no significance at all except, perhaps that people would eat on that day as usual When they would recover from the last night of the year cele bration is not stated. Saturday night, December 30 would oc cur on Saturday night, but the next day would not be Sunday. The same thing would hap pen each year only after June 30 there would be another day, neither Saturday nor Sunday. Perhaps a continuation of Sat urday night The advantages listed do not Include the need for dropping the old criticism of one some what “wake cum tux’’ such as “He doesn’t even know what day It Is.“ There would be little variety in the calendar and ev eryone would know. This Is an effort to standard ize living and make it simpler and is therefor« in line with modern political economy which requires a simpler citizen than a generation or two ago. Since we have done so much to elim inate the battle of wits by gov- _. eminent controls it may be pro per to simplify calendars Those who are Inclined to be bored with life may resist for to them every* day is too much alike already. If all Fridays had the same dates year after year there would be less change than now. Yet the calendar re formers have thoughtfully pro vided four Fridays on the 13th W e rather like reformers. They are so wonderfully enthu elastic and starry eyed about From where I sit... / / Joe M a rsh If They're Wild, They Belong To Tik! Saw Tik AndereeuHaet week and was reminded of the «rat time 1 ever «poke to him. The missus had Bent me out one Saturday af ternoon to hunt for some blackberries. I took a long hike and couldn’t find any. Finally, I came to Tik’a house along that low stretch east of the fork on River Road. “Hi there,” I say», ““ T blackberriea around here?’’ Tik says. T here used to be—but like the rent of folks in town —respectfnl of hb right not to tell where “hb” berries grow. Prom where U ait, respecting other folks’ rights comes natural in our town . . . in America Mr that matter! Whether it’s a person’s right to enjoy a temperate glass of beer or ale, or whether it’s Tik Anderson’s right to keep secret where hb berries are, It’s all a big part of a real democracy I that grow wild.* Later, I found how Tik supports hb family by picking berries. Ever since, Tv- ■jfet Brewori Foundaium To tho BAST t The above losses have occurred in SHERMAN COUNTY — Don’t YOU BE CAUGHT UNPREPARED Tho Trovatori’ Choira••• UNION PACIFIC or PHONE WASCO 231 GRIFFITH & MEEKE CAREFREE, comfortable, relaxed, you speed on your way. By Pullman or coach, you’ll enjoy air-conditioned comfort . . . delicious meals ... fast,convenient schedules. Union Pacific offers you ex cellent service . . . low fares. INSURANCE — REALTORS Mr. Farmer Federal Crep Insurance I eiiers yon P R O T E C T IO N u D A IL Y v Of | ei yonr l t rS Visit VALUT to or from tlm Reef A. C. A, Office NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that application was made on the first day of February, 1949, by The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company and the Bell Telephone Company of Nevada to the Federal Communications Commission for authority to discontinue the message telegram business provided by such companies in communities located in the States of California, Oregon Washington, Idaho and Nevada If the application is granted, message telegram service w ill be provided by The Western Union Telegraph Company in each such community, during the same hours that are now observed by The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company and the Beil Telephone Company of Nevada. Any member of th e public desir ing to protest or support the dis continuance of such message tele gram business by The Pacific Tele phone and Telegraph Company and the Bell Telephone Company of Nevada may communicate in writ ing with the Federal Communica tions Commission, Washington 25, D. C , on or before September 11, 1949. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. D IR A R T U R I1 Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has filed in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Sherman County his Final Account and Report as Administrator of the Estate of W. A. Raymond, deceased, and that Monday, the 12th day of September, 1949, at lOtOO o’ clock A. M., of said day, at the courtroom, in the courthouse, in Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, have been fixed by the Court as the time and place for hearing of objections to said Final Ac count and Report and for the settlement of said estate. Harry Kunsfnan z Administrator T. Lester Johnson Attorned for Administrator___ SUMMONS IA S T « ID A H O A N * Denver e Kansas City « S t Louis « Bast e Southwest. Through càrs from Portland connecting w ith “City of St. Louis Streamliner. (All schedules standard time) Let us Jbefp you p/aa your next trip Zsst J. A. KEELER decorator Rayonito, washable smooth finish Vi off on all wallpaper in stock 20% off on spedai orders SHERMAN COUNTY Anna M. Middleton, Plaintiff vs Lawrence E. Middleton, Defen dant NO. 2730 «P O R T L A N D R O t ■ * • Denver e Kansas City • Omaha • C hicago. . . connections to St. Louis • Texas • East • Southwest. to o ! - Paint - Wallpaper * |Venetian Blinds GENERAL PAINT [PRODUCTS Heavy Koto - one coat fini«h IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR __________ _ “ C IT Y Q F P O R T L A N D ? Through from Portland to Chicago . . . fast sched ule . . . early arrival. . . stewardess service. CROP IN V E S TM E N T Oregon NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT I don’t know much about things DON’T WORRY u our Fanners Protective Policy Protect You The Dallea Flex - Colorful X Modern Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in I.O.O.F. hall. Transient and visiting brothers are cordially Invited to meet with us. Leo Watkins, N. G. John DeMoss, Secretary Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F. & A.M Meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings each month. Visiting members cordially in vited to meet with us. L. V. Henrichs, W. M H .B. Pinkerton, Secretary Third & Union St. • A m oving Accuracy In Flno or Coar.o S aad , ■SFr Edna Melzer, Secretary Moro Lodge No. i l l I.O.O.P Adams Paint Store U n ifo rm D ro p A lo n g tho fu r r o w • Bethlehem Chapter No. 78. O.E.S Meets every second and fourth Thursday In each month; vbiting members Invited. Moro, Oregon Elsie Jones, W. M. U N IO N P A C IF IC R A IL R O A D To: Lawrence E. Middleton. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON; You are hereby required to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before four weeks from the date of the first publication of . this summons, and lf you fall so to appear and answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court for a decree of ab solute divorce from you and the sole care and custody of the two children of the marriage, the relief prayed for In plain tiffs complaint This summons is served upon you by publication thereof for a period of four consecutive weeks in the Sherman County Journal, a newspaper published In Moro, Sherman County, Ore gon, commencing with the is sue of August 12, 1949, the date of the first publication of this summons, by virtue of an order of the Honorable D. N. Mackay, Judge of the above entitled court, made and entered on the 5th day of August, 1949. PHIPPS & PHIPPS Attorneys for Plaintiff Pioneer Building 41-44c The* Dalles. Oregon
