wrist/» OREGON
PAGE 8 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. O R « -« *
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
25, 191®
of th e E state of Belle B. Brow n the am ounts of th e bids and
association rep o rted today.
deceased, find all persons having m u st be enclosed in sealed en
WARM SPRINGS ROAD
w
hat
SHANIKO
T
he
following
m
ileage
log
M
. i „ , , r„ M| - come W» neighbors know
claim s against said estate, a re v e lo p e s T he envelopes m ust be
j M ^ n n u t C ou nt«
happen to
from P ortland to Bend by the hereby required to present sam e m arked In th e low er left-hand
„ going to
to happen
to hta
him. His
CUT DISTANCES
X
By Mrs Maude Garrett
various routes w as listed by th e to said ‘fe x ^ u to rs , a t the law of c o m er su bstantially as follow ,
_
• boasts
__ Irvt/xurino
ft nPW a I new system
of knowing
. T he recently opened W arm Association:
fails to im press.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H arn ot S prings cutoff places Bend and
fice of Roy J. Baker hi G rass “Public sale bid, Serial No. Ore
Sale, J a n u a ry 10.
Via new W arm Springs cut-off Valley, Sherm an County, Ore gon 0470,
Yet, it is pitiful to know th a t Seattle w ere Tuesday and W ed
points east and south of central
1950.”
a m ajority of th e citizens in a nesday* guests at the hom e of l
161 m iles
21 mUeg closer
gon, w ith the proper vouchers
T he person m aklhg th e high
Via W aplnitia 194 miles.
dem ocracy a re so en tirely un Mrs. G a rrett on the»r w ay home O regon a t
annexed w ithin six m onths from
than
by
any
o
th
er
Via N orth S antiam 182 miles. the date of the first publication est bid will be required to pay
able to stop a dangerous trend from California w here they have to Portland
Oregon State M otor
im m ediately the am ount thereof
Via South Santiam 195 m iles
th a t th ey m ust m erely w atch been visiting Mrs. H a m ’s son route, the
of th is notice.
A ny persons claim ing adver
Via McKenzie P ass 231 m iles
their nation go boastfully an 4 and
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r
n
n
i
fam ily. Mrs. H a m is a n old
ill
F irst Publication being Nov- sely th e above-described
land
h
e
association
logged
the
dis
ignorantly to economic disaster. ¡ ¡ ¿ ^ j "
o f Mrs. G arrett.
M eets 1st and 3rd
em ber 25, 1949.
are
advised
to
file
th
eir
claims,
tances
along
the
new
ro
u
te
as
T he p etty paym ents th a t keep
Tnm
Raxtnn
soen
t
Mrs. Tom Saxton spent the Tuesdays In I.O.O.F.
Jam es T. ß ro w n
follows: P o rtlan d to W arm Spr
them in line will seem very day visiting Mrs. G arrett w hile hall. T ran sien t and
R obert B. B row n or objections, on o r before the
ings junction, 72 m iles; junction
very small to th e generation th a t Mr. Saxton carried th e m ail to W riting brothers a re
Max H. B row n tim e designated for sale.
to
Mill
Creek
bridge,
21
m
iles,
Any person entitled to claln;
m ust trv to achieve some order Antelope W ednesday.
cordially Invited to
Jo in t E xecutors
a
preference rig h t u n d er the
Mill
Creek
bridge
to
W
arm
S
pr
M ATI O N A t
out of the mess th a t will surely
meet
w
ith
us.
4-7c
Bill and Bob G arrett and I>-
ings, 11 miles; W arm S pring to Roy J. Baker
first proviso to said section 11
follow.
\
ona and Donna b a n g w ere vis
Leo W atkins, N . G.
M adras, 14 m iles. I t Is th u s 118 A tt’y for E state
as an ow ner of contiguous lard
itors a t th e hom e of Carole N or
Jo h n DeMoss, S ecretary
m
iles
from
P
o
rtlan
d
to
M
adras
NOTIC i T f o R PUBLICATION— m ust assert his claim w ithin 39
ton i t K ent Saturdy evening.
FOILING PERVERTS
Lodge No. 121 A~F. A AJM and 43 m iles from M adras to ISOLATED TRACT — PU BLIC days from the date of public of
John H olstrom was taken to
Meets on th e 1st and Bend.«
fering and conditional sale to
G overnor McKay has touched
hospital Sunday by F ra n k
LAND SALE
3rd T hursday evenings
the highest bidder and at the
a popular them e in his proposal W agner a n d Mrs. H olstrom .
each m onth. Visiting
UNITED
STATES
DEPA RT expiration of said preference
Î A Î I t l for reg istratio n of know n sex q ^ y left him th ere for m edical
m em bers cordially In IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF
offenders I t w ould b e e ffe c U v ? treatm en t.
vited to m eet w ith us. T H E STA TE OF OREGON FOR MENT OF T H E IN TER IO R right period, If no such right
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGE has been asserted, th e highest
to the degree th a t reg istran ts
Mlas M argaret Olsen w as hom e
kL. V. H enrichs, W. M.
SHERM AN COUNTY
. NOVEMBER 25, 1M®
MENT,
OREGON
DISTRICT, bidder will be declared th e our-
w ere supervised b u t It would Sunday a t
w A. Rees home,
H .B. P inkerton, Secretary
chaser of the land.
not do an y thing for first offen-
retu rn ed to school early L«9A m Robekah Lodge No. 11< In M atter of the E state of Jas.
Portland
18.
LAND OFFICE
THANKSGIVING
Pierce M. Rice
ders w ho are am ong th e m ost
m om ing.
E.
Brown,
deceased.
M eets 2nd and 4th
Oregon.
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M anager
8
8
.
N
otice
to
Creditors
H e r e a a a in is the tim e of year viciourf and dangerous.
T uesdays of each
Novem ber 10, 1949
4 8c
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
when
- e gathered, the
In the case of young In la n d
NOTICE Is hereby given that
You are hereby notified th a t
stock around the feed sta c k i, it could have helped P’T T i i . *
the undersigned, Jas. T. Brow n, under provisions of section 24.).»,
Saille M artin N. G.
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the cellar full of w inter s tood I I l L I I v lC * c u i v a
CALL FOR BIDS
Robt. B. B row n and Max H. R. S., as amended by section 14
Clara H ouston, Sec.
and the m ind of the careful aided In Leland*» rehabilitation
Third A Uaton St.
of
the
act
of
Ju
n
e
28,
1934
(48
Thq City of Moro will receive
Brow n, have been duly ap p o in t
householder at rest in the know Into a nofm al person.
The Dalle«
K
Oregou
S
ta
t,
1274),
and
nursu
an
t
to
t
h
a
sealed
bids for Lots 4 and 5,
ed and confirm ed by th e above
Bethlehem Chapter
ledge th a t he has made the most . So m any sex crim es a re corp ' Paint - Wallpaper - |Venetian IM-Ulirur
M eets every second and entitled C ourt as Jo in t E xecu application of E rn e st E. Shull. Block B, B arnum ’s A ddition to
m itted bv those who are not bold
of th e season’s bounties.
fourth T hursday in each to rs of th e L a st W ill & T esta Moro. Oregon, Serial No. Oregon the C ity of Moro and th e Old
The Pilgrim s named a day for
m onth; visiting m em bers
m ent and of the E state of Tas. 0470, there will be offered, to Legion Hall situated thereon
ring—a aay
m m uve» i w i
- - - - -
T hanksgiving—a
day which they
Invited. Moro, Oregon
E. Brown, deceased, and -a.l the highest bidder, but at not up to six o’clock p. m. Decein
prayer and in feasting are many degrees of pervers on
spent in ___X
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Els»»-
Jones,
W.
M.
persons having claim s against less than $3.00 per acre, at a pub her 6. • The city reserves the
Flex - CoUrfnl decorator
trranarV
. w c are,
a x In
h a at t
and ■ our l laws
are l lax
in t th
on the corn ____th
from o lr their
granary _______
Edna Melxer, Secretary
said estate, are hereby required lic sale to be held at 11 o’clock rig h t to reject any or alll bids
and the turkeys brought partly too few of them are indictable. Rayontto, washable smooth finish
Carrel S. Bennett, recorder
to present sam e to said Execu- A. M , on the 10th day of Ja n u
Such crim es are probably due
by the Indians.
We have m ore
ary, 1950 next, at this office, the
3-4c
tors,
w
ith
th
e
proper
v
o
u
ch
erj
carefully followed the pattern as to a post-war relaxing of m orals
following tract of land:
annexed
a
t
th
e
law
office
of
*• v*
yr
__and perhaps to a general lack
SWV4 NWi/4. sec. 32, T. 1
to the feasting.
Roy J. B aker in G rass Valley
N., R. 18 E ., W. M., O regon,
Suralv m an m usi often feel a of attention to th e m oral code. A
Sherm
an
County.
Oregon,
for
A ttorney a t law
praver "well up w ithin him as he certain am ount of laxity about
40 acres.
allowance or rejection, w ithin
Bids
may
be
made
by
the
surveys the w orks of natu re as seducion m ay be considered ’lib
six m onths from date of the
shown by piles of grain ready era l’ and m odern m agazines are
MORO
first publication of th is notice. principal or his agent, either
full
o
f
articles
about
the
new
personally at the sale or by mall.
for the grinding, fruits th a t scent
Monday.
W
ednesday, Frida)
F
irs
t
Publication
being
Nov
Bids sent by mall will be con
up the storehouse, m eats th a t philosophy about sex m atters.
em
b
er
25,
1949.
Afternoons
stored for future use.
He All of which m ay cause some
Jam es T. B row n sidered only if received a t this
contem
plates
th
at
a
few
crim
e.
R obert B. Brow n office prior to the hour fired
who w .a— — —
THE DALLES
M ature m en who seduce school
short m onths ago he planted the
Max H. Brown for the sale. These bids m ust he
girls,
for
exam
ple,
are
sexual
accompanied
by
certified
checks
211 East Third Street
yHlowed seed th at grew Into Uft
Jo in t E xecutors
o r post-office money orders for
pum pkin for his pie m ust for a p erverts, although th eir offense
4-7c
Telephone 3209
Roy J. B aker
tim e forget his knowledge of tne is not considered so flag ran t «
|B
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A
tt’y
for
E
state
chem istry of n atu re and be thank are th e offenses th a t have ap
peared recently In th e new spap
ful to Him who designed i t
IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF
. T here is no sense of security ers. Yet If th e law is to be ef
TH E STA TE OF OREGON FOR
th a t can equal the feeling th at fective th ere m ust be a public
Clothing for the IJttlent ones,
SHERM AN COUNTY
comes from hard sought proven reaction against all form s of p e r
version.
Society
m
ust
stand
for
lored for the
tne c coiu
* » « , version,
-
all of them . Complete stock of
der stored
o ld o ui f w lnter,
In M atter of the E state of Belle
banked for steady fire«, public d e c ^ p V and not be wilb
hables' wear, - and the m t est
B. Brown, deceased.
fuel
8 8 . N o tic e to C r e d ito r *
Those who rely o n others for ing to forget m inor offenses fo r
things, too.
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“AT
THE
CAPITOL
CITY
th eir security will they Ion.? from them come th e g reater
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
crim es.
have the material
You are hereby notified th at
Passing a law will only be
Sweaters and Skirts for Schoolgirls - Beanies
the above entitled C ourt - has
So at Thanksgiving * e come
effective w hen It reflects a stric t
duly
appointed
and
confirm
ed
to the end of the year, from a er a ttitu d e on the p art of the
in bright felts - Beautiful new fall dresses
the undersigned, Jas. T. Brown.
production standpoint, that Is.
Robt. B. Brown and Max H
W e give thanks for th e end of public.
Brown, as joint E xecutors of the
h arv est and for Its bounties. At
L ast W ill and T estam ent and
C hristm as we hall the beginning GRANGE LEADER
of a new life, a new tu rn of the
At the annual convention at
soltice. the promise of a new
z J o e M arsh
«orlnv
ana» th
u » a « t Sacram ento the G range J * '* 1**'*
spring W
We e can
can give
give m
thanks
u
g „r ha« been so good—if so ed A lbert S. Goss to a fifth term
t h e 7, nhilosoDhlcally give th an k s as m aster. Anyone reading his
hardship address knd being fairly _ we.
If It has been bad. For hardship
acquainted w ith the agricultural
teaches a fortitude of need
problem w ould be pleased w ith
th e action of the grangers.
Mr. Goes opposed the Bran
DEBT
N ew spapers in England do no. n an farm plan apparently feel
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Langu:d out load when 1 l»**rd adults they’re ten times as b’
ing th a t farm ers should not be
offer criticism of the govern come a group of serfs hired,
and
can
be
mighty
“coniafi
’
Hoot Davis was down with Chicken
ment is freely as do those in even indirectly, by the govern
From where I ait, we aliou! 1 all
Pox. A man of forty-«™ catching
th is country.
They are often
m ent to provide food for Indus
watch out for tha “symptoms ’—
som ew hat sm oother about
a kid’a diaaaaa!
trial w orkers. T hey should re
w hen they do crltlclie. I t 1»
So I went to see him, armed with little things like criticising a per-
tain
as m uch control over th eir
know n w hether news w r l 't r
jokes about “second childhood ’ son’s preference for a friendly
generally belong to the labo. production and m arketing as
but forgot them faat when I got glass of temperate beer or ale.
possible.
governm ent or not.
„
there. Hoot looked terrible and Y.'c’ve egen personal freedom
One of his salient paragraphs
wither away in other countries,
A story in the E xpress tells
Sad quite a fever.
of a vicar In a small tow n who reads: “One of the m ost serious
when individual intolerance was
While we talked. I come to think
features of a subsidy program
? r i U l th e
# of how Chicken Pox la a lot like allowed to get out of hand and be
Is tn
th a i t incom
Income e would
become
w
— a
<n~t “
S >n
h o u ld is
other “dlaeaaea”—diseases of the come a nation-wide epidemic.
. — hv saving “And I should political Issue E very year mon-
character, such as intoleran ce,
only th e reck ey w ould have to be voted to
self-righteousness or just plain ig
5 2 T Extravagance and lneompe- p , y th e aubeldlee and In order
norance. Th«y*re excusable in chil
but also the dow nright to protect th eir income, farm
o f^ those Socialist w ould have to vote for thoee
dren, but when they come out in
w ho have bro u g h t w ho prom ised bigger and b e tte r
Cotnrisht, 1949. United States Brewer» Foundation
P °UU X
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verge of hank subsidies in election years
o u r nation to the verge
,a„ Uon of acreage controls wUn
n JS ^ i« n z l Is farth er along o n lower prices for consum ers and
total governm ental bigger subsidies for farm ers
r T d . £ n aTe we
b u t we m ight well be a form o f abuse
lAese folks mean business fo r the Weet. ..Pacific Telephone people receive pay adding up to $19,000,000 a month.
C° n t^ ,v lM p 4 u y f i and m ay w hich could b a n k ru p t Ote na-
“T s
PW e have m ore re- tlon. a n y dem ocracy w hich falls
catch up.
hold u s u p to exercise sufficient
f°u
hnth 'alao the resources at- tra ln t to live on Its Income trill
" ^ . k
m ore quickly be sh o rt lived.
We should no t
JX -
forget th a t we have balanced our
thS . <i X X t T e e e any th in k budget only once In tw enty
m ;
Adams Paint Store
George G. Updegraff
Eats and Drinks
TOBACCO, CANDY, ICECREAM
There's nothing to beef about at
BEEFO’S
In fa n ts ’ W e a r
Ed’s Place
“B e e fo ” O ’M eara, p rop .
' T h e G ay Shop
Wa;c'i Out For
The Symptoms!
Telephone paychecks also come to you
agrees w ith the
p er* ^ J 3 l.n«?^ i c y
e * ^ l t S * h ^ ^ « - . w hich
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W e spend
w lM .b e J i T L V i i ^ J X w ars, v»'-
.W ^ o u r form er al-
years, even In recent peace tim
years w hen we enjoyed the high
est income In history
W e are
trav elin g a dangerous financial
road a t beat w ithout taking on
a n y additional burden» such cs
$45 billion th a t Is a large c h u n
Aid to E urope la not populai and
never 1ft» been, b u t th ere Is HV
tie op p o rtu n ity for th e
m ake th eir voice heard In the
m atter.
N
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In domestic affairs . everyone
how ls about th e c o * o t g o r m
ment
there
w little
m ue
m
ent b but
u t th
ere M
m ent about w here to s ta r t reduc-
nv C ltt d w « U «
c u rt*11
farm subsidies end some pdb-
UC ww rw that are designed to
permit the production of higher
(surpluses of unwanted fuod. Far
mers rail at the coat of govem-
ment as to personnel which Is
undoubtedly excessive In m any
k ---------------
t h e common cold
A sm a rt p air of dudes a re I t
line to collect some heavy sugar
by having It aald about them
th a t th e ir m edicine will stop a
cold rig h t in Its tracks.
T inerr
here will
w ... be
w - a lot of social
com plications to be stra ig h t* n o
n u t If these doctors do aw ay
» m , the cold bug. g e m
(A cold la alw ays presum ed to
come from the m ost m odem lit
tle thing possible)
W hat, for Instance. Is a girl
going to say w hen the w rong
m an calls up for a date?
Sh*
can hard ly aay she has srm ll
Gad. the
There M «O chance for agree pox o r tuberculosis.
guy
m
ight
Inherit
a
fortune
m ent and no party that dares
within
a
week.
A
little
cold
hvi
propose reduction of wbskUea
or reduction in employees Tba been perfect for th at sort of an
m eanl w e w ill likely* go on until
W hen an office w orker is In
bankruptcy overtakes ns or Infla
tion m akes curtailment manda vlted to th e bench F rid ay he
tory
If a fanner gets the big can’t call th e hoes and say he
gest crops and the highest p rt has a broken back. No. the loss
and keeps right of a cold as a social asset Is going
cea b i history
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to d isru p t our dally relationships.
on spending more than his In
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than h a lf o f each d o lla r w e take Tn goes for em
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