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PAGE 2 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, DECEMBER lfl, 1949
SS.
Jsljrrnuut (County Journal
Published E v e r y F rid a y at
Moro, Oregon
Giles L. French - T ” ” Editor
T-ULcrKl ns Second c h u u i ui«tt.vi « .
P oatoffice a t Moro, OreRon. under A ct
o f Congrea« o f M ^rch 3, 1879. ______ _
OFFICIAL
COUNTY
When we come to the realiza
tion that two and two make four
and not seven and that $250
billion isn’t hay and that Euro-
pean nations aren’t going to do NOTICE:
^ur fighting fdr us and t h a t . -
ducU,
Want Ada
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p ro s p e rity
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Stanley
ROB SALE:
Home
Notice
to Creditors
NOTICE
PUBLICATION—
n u i i v t a r FOR
u n
i c n u n A n u n —
rm »< a v p o w p p r x •
ISOLATED TRACT - PUBLIC TO^WHOM ™ * \ otUied that
PTA MEETS
Oregon.
n 0 T ICE!
November 10, 1949
1. hereby' given that
| Friday, December 9, the mem-_____
L A N D S A L ' E
_____ the the
^ (to
lg n e d /ja s Jas.
T T .’ T.'
Brown,
provisions
of of
section
2455,
DFPART-
undersigned,
Brown, under
under
provisions
section
2455
ibers of
Sherman coun- united
states , n S > R
Robt. B.. Brown and ; Max H. Ft. 8.., as, amended by? section 4
Pr<> i ^
Wh° B U R E A V ° O F
LAND ’ m A N A G ^ Brown^have been duly appoint- of the act of June 28,
(48
P o T T ^
a?d
< , the
Roiier Canaries - ‘ ^“
^ i p i t i e d *
WU, . J e s t ,
PAPER
rertificTte plan. But as long as
Guaranteed Singers. $10.00.
Light House Keeper" was read
NOTICE Is hereby given that
P
Mrs. H. McCarty, Echo, Oregon by Glendora Smith while the under provisions of section 2455
we are still financially inebriated
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
7-9p
following characters were being R. S., as amended by section 14
there’s no more hope for it than
OfiK YKAR - ....................... *20# there' is to get a drunken teller pX)R SALE: Hand made gifu. port^ye*
C ™ .
s V u 1274)°' n ' u X n t ' T
ihe
8^
: nHani,H^a.e MnfnlS' lighthouse Keeper; Juanita Rug- Stat, 1274), pursuant to the
aboard ship.
Mrs. E. Eslinger, Hotel Moro
,
hu
,f Verna Block the application of Thomas S. Reese,
daughter-
Dorothy Perry, the Serial No. Oregon 01280. there
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THE HOOVER REPORT
A s g o ç A ïl^ N
There doesn't seem to be any FOR SALE: Male Irish Setter,
doctor; Cora Perrigo, the yllllan will be offered, to the highest
opposition to the Hoover report. , 8 mo. old.
Price $20. Ernest
Barbara Blaylock and Margaret bidder, but at not less than $5.00
* 12 M
X
7n“
hXTtl £
10-00 ^ o c V , m., on
Moro, - - . S e r j a i ^ O r e g o n
ment an
f b
a ll'th e highest bidder, but at not
K B r o w" ’
against less than »3.00 per acre, at a pub-
P ^ o n s na t g
reaulre(, ,lc sale to be held at 11 o’clock
said estate, are hereby required
m ‘'p r ? s e n t 's ^ e 'm 's a id E x e c , K. M.. on the lo th .d a y of J a n ,
to present same to said1^ E « c ,
thlg offlce .,le
tor3, wlft the pr P
n
y
annexed at tha law offlCe
followlng— - -
- ...............
SWVÍ NWVi, sec. 32, T. 1
R o y J ^ B a k e jm
N„ R. 18 E., W. M„ Oregon,
a|lowance or reject)on
within
40 acres.
a
40
n o V ^ pHn“
' Ms " ^ U e ' r
Democrat, appointed by Presl- FOR . 1 ^
ln
. "
‘ '"iLro“
^ I t " this oUiee
t h T w io w I n g
First Publication being Nov- personally at the sale or by mall.
house, oil furnace, 3 lots, gar- on the trip
Bids sent by mail will be con
dent Truman to develop a plan
em
ber 25, 1949
age, woodshed, barn. Price: 8Chool girls’ volleyball team tracts of land:
James T. Brown sidered only if received at this
P lB lISN ER
o p in io n
for governmental • reorganization
T. 2 S., R. 18 E„ W. M„
$3500. Ora Workman, Wasco, took to T^ong Creek on Decem-
Robert B. Brown office prior to the hour fixed
for more efficiency.
Oregon, sec. 10, SWVi N E V*
®
"7p
ber
3.
Max H. Brown for the sale. These bids must be
It is estimated that fifteen
and SE Vi NW Vi.
After the general meeting
DIX E M B E R 16, 1949
Joint Executors accompanied by certified checks
bills would do most of the Job WANTED- 24 to 30 feet of sec
Bids may be made by the
three section*
sectional = meetings
of changing the government ond hand sprlngtooth wlth or three
s w were
er e
—
Roy
Baker
4-7c or post-office money orders for
T IM E FOR KNOW
and
the amounts of the bids and
an d five
f iv e of these were passed
nassed
wlthout hltch and one 8econd. heM
met with par- personally at the sale or by Att’y for Estate
must be enclosed in sealed cn-
The ground usually freezes by the 81st congress. The most
too much at night for seeding important and the most contro. V a ^ 'R Ie ^ a n ^ 11^ ^ ^ ^ . 1’ «0^ ™*!h2 L C^ ldvrade»
m eTwUh '"li'ids sent by mail will be IN THE COUNTY COURT OF velopes. The envelopes must be
during the day and therefore versial will be harder to pass.
w teachers of grades 5-8 met w l h
y
rpcelved nt T n P c t a t p o f OREGON FOR marked in the lower
left-hand
about all the grain is* seeded perhaps they will never get FOR SALE:
A live Chrlstnias
Christnias parents of
corner substantially as follows:
_ children in the up- considered only If received at THE STATE OP OREGOr h
that is going to be this fall. Little through congress unless there is
gift can be a source of unusual per grades.
^ b ^ h school
o o ! sec*
h l prior T to h ^ the
h M hour
«
SHERMAN COUNTY _
“Public
sale ___
bid, ________
Serial No. Ore-
grades A high
sec- this office
fix-
________
satisfaction. We have available tion was also conducted.
e or ~e sa e.
ese t s mus
Matter of the Estate of Belle gon 0470,* Sale, January
wheat is really up and none of more public interest than mere
several choice purebred Arabi-
After the business meeting be accompanied by certif.ed R Brown deceased
.
it is in a very satisfactory con- general favor of the report,
an
colts
of
top
breeding
for
all
adjourned
to
the
lunch
room
c
tec
s
or
pos
o
ct
money
or
Notice
to
Creditors
The person making the high-
dition. Nothing would help it as
The government of the United
$300
and
up.
Also
a
number
of
where
the
Grass
Valley
commit-
ders
for
the
amounts1
of
the
T()
WHQM
,
T
MAY
CONCERN:
est
bld w ln be required to pay-
much as a good snow, at least a States is probably the biggest
registered females of various tee served tea.
a" d
geafed envelopes The envelopes
You are herebX notified that lmmedlately the amount ther-of.
foot that would stay on the thing ln the world from an or-
ages, modestly priced. Desir- les The n ext_meeting is _ sch
marked in the lower the above <>ntitled Court has
Any persons claiming adver
ground. gradually melting and ganlzation standpoint. It is so
able
registered
part
bred
Ara-
uled
for
Friday,
January
.
.
.
.
substantially
as
duly
aPP°lnte<1
and
confirmei
sely
thc above-described land
keeping the sown kernels wet big that it never can do any-
blans $100 and up. Visit us
probably at Moro.
follows- "Public sale bid Serial the undersigned, Jas. T. Brown, arc advised to file their claims.
and protecting them from freez- thing efficiently and probably
soon for an inspection. Mays-
ing nights that otherwise might the citizens should never expect
No. Oregon 01280. Sale 10:00 a. ' tobt B Brown and Max H. or objections, on or txdore the
Dodd Ranch, Tygh Valley, Ore.
form a crust that would Impri- efficient management of anything
m
la n u a r v 31 1950"
Brown, as Joint Executors of the tlme designated for sale.
6-7c
son the seed.
handled by the federal govern-
The person making the hlghesa Lastu Wdl an d ,
ntH 8nd
Any I * rson entitled to claim
There are those, even in the ment. But the government must
bid will be required to pay im- ° f the Estate o Belle B. Brown a preference right under the
Third & Union St.
FOR SALE: The City of Moro
wheat country, who dislike snow do some things.
mediately the amount thereof. deceased, and all persons having first provlso to sald section 11
will
sell
100
sheets
of
4
x
8
Fir-
and hate to see it come. But for
Some of the more outlandish
T h e Dalles
Oregon
Any persons claiming adverse cla,ms aBalnst “ ‘d estate, at? as an owner of contiguous land
tex; 42 sheets 4 x 1 2 Firtex; P a in t • W allpaper • ¡Venetian ly the above described land are hereby required to present same must assert hls claim within 30
those who have crops in the errors are laughable and would
and 10 sheets 4 x 8 half inch
earth when weather is cold and he more so If the admission cost
Blind«
advised to file their claims, or 10 said Executors, at the law of- days from
date of public of-
plywood.
windy Snow is like a blanket wasn’t so high. It costs the gov
GENERAL PAINT ¡PRODUCTS objections, on or before the fice of Roy J- Baker ,n Gras? fering and conditional sale to
pulled comfortably up to the ernment two and a half cents to n ppnRTr, NITY A d d itio n a l m an H e a v y Rote - on© coat finish time designated for sale.
Valley, Sherman "County, Or -
highest bidder and at the
ears on a cold night.
print and deliver a penny post- O P wanted
PORTUN
IT Y
. Additional
man
foe
Rawleigh
business.
F le x - Colorful decorator
Any person entitled to claim 8™, with the proper vouchers expiratlon of said preference
Roads are usually kept open card, some departments have
Your own boss. Need car. Good 1U y o n lU , washable «mooth finish a preference right under the
J1
publication ¡?ght$ I7eriod’
and travel is seldom impeded for more typewriters than they have
profits. Rawlelgh’s Dept. Oak-
first proviso to said section 14 the da‘
’
h a s jte e n ^ a s s e « h e s t
more than a day or two; cars employees, it costs the govern-
as
an
owner
of
contiguous
land
of
this
,
_
T
land 7, Calif. ORK-81-252.
can travel; stock are handy to rtient from $20,000-to $51,000 per
must assert his claim within 30
First Publication .being_Nov thaser of the land.
feed; what’s the matter with a bed to construct hospitals while CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING _
Pierce M. Rice
days from the date of public of- ember 25, 1949.
James T. Brown
good fall of snow. A foot, two, private hospitals are built for
Manager
Meat cutting, wrapping, «harp
fering and conditional sale to
Robert BÍ Brown
three, enough to bring the year's 819,000. the ' postoffice depart-
4-8c
freeze. Bring them in any dav
the highest bidder and at the
Max H. Brown
moisture to normal and beyond, ment has 58 separate approprl-
but Sunday. C & C Food Store,
expiration of
said , preference
Joint Executors
enough to protect the sown crop, ations, the Hungry Horse project
34-00
Grass Valley, Oregon.
21tfc
right period, if no such right
2f Gallons
4 7c
There’s something about a good in Montana cost $93,500,000 and
has been asserted, the highest Roy J- Baker
1.60
One Gallon
FOR SALE— Now available for
snow that gives assurance to the the estimate was $6,300,000.
Attorney at law
bidder will be declared the pur- A tt’y for Estate
.95
Half Gallon
Immediate* delivery W 1 11 y a
- Upon reading a few such items
farmer.
chaser of the land.
----------------
.50
Jeeps and J^br- wheel drive
the citizen says “Sure, I’m for
Well, let’s have some snow
Quart
Carl F. Spaulding NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION—
MORO
pick-ups.
Complete
Willys
cutting that down” . Blit working
.25
Assistant Manager ISOLATED TRACT — PUBLIC
Pint
Frida)
Wednesday,
a
Monday,
Overland
line
of
panels,
station
C K R T IF H ATO p i av
-
against him and with much
* 6 -10c
*
LAND SALE
ATR Pf'AN
more aggressiveness are the hu-
Afternoons
ORDER PIE8, CAKES, MAPLE ------------
UNITED
states
depart -
he Oregon W heat Growers rpaucrats who might be displac-
BARS, DOUGHNUTS
FRESH in THE COUNTY COURT OF MENT OF THE INTERIOR
league is on record as favoring p(, if thpre was efficiency in the
THE DALLER
EVERY DAY
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR BUREAU OF LAND MANAGE-
a new plan for handling the „ overnment. D|d you ever see an
and Lincoln Sts., The Dalles,
SHERMAN
COUNTY
MENT,
OREGON
DISTRICT,
FIVE CENTS
21L Hast Third Street
wheat
of the nation. The plan aggressive little mosquito sting
Oregon.
22tfc ALL POP
,
In Matter of the Estate of Jas. ljAND OFFICE, Portland 18,
is new only In that It differs fln elephant?
Telephone 3209
E. Brown, deceased. .
from the parity plan that has
Thp fit |zen can either take a
been used b y the governmetn hand ln maklng ,,lg government
f.,r the past 17 years.
w r e efficient or go broke pay-
The certificate plan is really ,
btxes. Mavbe he can never < :
the old MeNary-Haugen plan set maRe b|g government work (we 0
to a slightly different tune
It (|oub,
but the Hoover report
Is a two price system where- ,s a ,an ,o bring some efficiency
under the wheat that is milled
for human food is sold at one b <’HOOI j LANDS
price and that which is exported
Another one of those useless
or used for stock feed is sold at furores about Oregon school
another, and lower, price.
lands has been in the news of a
It is not hard to obtain agree- politiclans speech which contain
ment on this plan in the north-
more parti8anship than facts,
west, especially in this part of
R waR said that Washington
Oregon because most of the men obtained more money
for its
now ; raising wheat grew
up gchool ,an(ls than
did Oregon,
thinking that this plan would Therp docsn-t ^ m to T>e any
work if it were to he tried.
It doubt about tbat AnyOne with
sounds very simple except
for g knowledge of
land should
the detail of policing so that know at jeast one reason why.
wheat bought for stock would Washington’s land
is better,
not be found in a flour mill. Oregon sold much of Its school
The certificate plan seems to, lands for $ i .25 per acre and still
have that phase worked out ' has a ,ot of tbe scb<)ol sections,
pretty well.
| No one win pay $i 25 per acre
Presidents have either vetoed for them l>ecause they are rough
the plan or proposed some other and rocky and furnish little
that superceded it.
grazing.
It
makes
m o re
sen se
The good lands were bought
than the parity scheme now in long ago and judging hv pre
vogue and which nearly every sent values the price was too
one is trying to change.
Even low. Probably none of the state
. Helicopters amazing ability it working for Paafio Telephone in some places today..Jiei m g stop trouble.
Brannan,
intent upon giving would have been settled had the
money to the farmer and low homesteader had to pay the pre
prices to the consumer, would sent price for land. It wasn’t
bring the parity formula up to worth it then.
date and then give it the old
Those who have delved Into
run-a-round.
the historical facts have found
Nevertheless this means a ra that both political parties favor
ther hopeless time to advocate ed the sale of the lands. In any
the certificate plan. The nationJcaRP tb|s digging Into history
has gone internationalist and the to try to provide a little pollti
leaders are imbued with love of cal capital is a weak effort and
the foreign man. The two price would have amounted to nothing
system is a natlonlst doctrine even had It been so.
based on the theory that we
can keep prices high at home Bethlehem Chapter No. 78. O.E.8
and dump the surplus on foreign
Meets every second and
fourth Thursday lneach
markets. High tariffs would lie
month; visiting members
used to prevent dumping of for
invited. Moro, Oregon
elgn surpluses here First thing
Elsie
Jones, W. M.
to fear would he high tariffs all
Edna Melxer, Secretary
around.
We are trying under the Mar Lnplne R ebekah I xxige No. 1 1 S
shall plan to get the western Meets 2nd and 4th
European nations to trade freely Tuesdays of each
1. You really get a bird ’s-eye view from a nover- 2. On-the-spot delivery of repairmen and ma
Visiting
with one another and stop such month.
With exUtlof subtle color sooes
ing copter. And it’s proving a big help in checking terials is another use of the flexible helicopter. Since
nationalist ideas as two price members welcome.
god very finest Pboenix styling.
our Long Distance routes .. . Air patrols watch for it can literally drop on a blanket, it comes in handy
systems and the state depart Sallie Martin, N. G.
In
beautifully
delicate evening
Clara
Houston,
Sec.
ment could hardly permit a cer
leaning poles, soil erosior^ settling earth .-. . any- reaching isolated spots. (. or when snow or floods
sheers or enchanting creations
tificate plan to i>e passed for Moro Ixxlge No. 113 I.O.O.P^
tiring that might cause future trouble. They do it make roads hard to travel. Helicopter patrol is an
for daytime occasions, we have
wheat.
fast, too. In one test, a crew recently checked 276 other example of how we keep looking ahead for
Meets 1st and 3rd
them in your exact siie. Many
Of course, the time will come Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
miles of buried cable route in nine hours; it would the progressive developments that help keep your
fully proportioned and all with
when we will turn nationalist hall. Transient and
have taken about six days by land.
service always ready to work for you
again and work done for the visiting brothers are
tbe distinctive Pboenix stripe
certificate plan now may not cordially Invited to
identification.
••
3. K eep in g ahead of trouble helps keep your serv
come amiss then,
meet w ith us.
ice valuable. T oday it’s mote valuable than ever. . .
Wh^p it will happen cannot
the many new telephones that have been rushed in
Leo Watkins, N. G.
be foretold. But It will he when
John
DeMos8,
Secretary
to service make it possible for you to call more of
the nation gets tired of sending^
the people you want to call. More can call you. And
money abroad with no chance Eureka Ix>dg© No. 121 A.F. A A.M
our telephone is still a bargain in these days of
of getting it back. After the last*
A
Meets on the 1st and
gher costs. After
‘
all, a few pennies ‘ buy a call 1.
3rd
Thursday
evenings
war we loaned the money; now
FASHION CENTER OF THE
each month. Visiting
we are giving it hut the effect
members cordially in
MID-COLUMBIA
is the same. (Perhaps it should
vited
to
meet
with
us.
be said that we thought we were
L. V. Henrichs, W. M.
loaning the money.)
H B. Pinkerton, Secretary
O icci
El
Adams Paint Store
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