Sherman County journal., July 07, 1950, Page 2, Image 2

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2 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON
FRIDAY. JULY *» i«r.g
to the
following-described real tiff will apply to the co u rt for
GEO. G. U PD EG RA FF property, and th a t all of the ad- toe
A P o tte r , A dm inistrator w ith
re lie f
as prayed
fur
Of A ttorneys for P laintiff verse claim s of the defendants in 1 lain u il a com plaint, u>-wit;
the Will Annexed of the E state
ru W u h n l fcYirj Frtoay at
Moro, Oregon or any of them m ay be determ - 1. T hat the defendants and each
of Eliza J. Dingle, deceased, 35- 8c
i • .. w
-
which estate Is now being pro­
ined by decree of this court.
of them be req u ired to set form
bated in the County C ourt of
NWV4 of Section 34, Town- the n a tu re of th ejr claim s, it
IT T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF
the S tate of Oregon, for S her­
sh ip 1 S o u th , R ange Id E ast any, to the follow ing described
OF T H E STA TE O F OREGON
at th*
m an C ounty, has certified th a t
re a l p ro p erty , a n d th a t all of the
of the W illam ette Meridan.
FOR SHERM AN COUNTY
he has the following personal
W Q -o ew W M - * «, >g>
C H A R LIE L. POW ELL, P laintiff 2. T hat by said decree it be ad­ adverse claim s of th e defendants
p ro p erty in his possession and
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPEU-
judged and decreed th a t the de- or any of them m ay be d eter­
vs.
under his control belonging to
MARY ED ITH SAYRS; LAMER fendanta and each of them have m ined by decree of this court;
you, to-wit:
SURBCRITTIOM RATHS
T he Southw est Q uarter LSWVi1
H. SAYRS; MRS. LAVONNE no estate, right, title nor inter-
An undivided 1-17th in te re s t HART; MARY LOUISE LEM est in and to said land and th a t
ONE Y E A R ............................. **•»
of Section N ine (9), ' Tow nship
in th e undistributed residue LEY;
Tw o (2) N orth, R ange Sixteen
th e unknow n heirs of the title of the plaintiff be de
of assets of the E state of Eliza OMER G. SAYRS, Deceased; also creed to be good, valid and clear,
(16) E a st of the W illam ette
J. Dingle, and undivided l-9th all o th e r persons or p arties un- 3.
That- the defendants an-i
M eridian. ;
in te rest in rem ainder of $10,- know n claim ing an y right, title, each
forever enjoin
------ of them
------ be
----------
,
T h at by said decree it be
00000 tru s t fund in favor of estate, lien or in te re st in th e ed from asserting or claim ing adjudged an d decreed th a t the
A lfred Sm ith, life tenant, as real estate described In th e com ­ any rig h t w hatsoever in and to defendants and each ot them
M IW IF A H I
provided by I^ast W ill and plaint, herein, D efendants.
the
uiv above-described real pro-
- have
nave no estave,
rignu, title
u u e nor
estate, right,
T estam en t of Eliza J. Dingle, To: The unknow n heirs of OMER perty, adverse to the plaintiff,
m an d to said land and
P U B L IB H Itt
• eased.
p laintiff be
G. SAYRS, Deceased; also all an d th a t the p la in tiffs title be lh a t
ASBOCIAÎIOM
and th a t the plaintiff will apply
o th er persons o r p arties u n ­ quieted in and to said land, th a t decree<i u
goOd, valid and
for an o rd er for th e sale of said
know n claim ing any rig h t, the p laintiff be decreed to be ciear « T h a t th e defendants
JULY 7. tg # t
property so attached to satisfy
title, estate, lien or in te re st In the sole and exclusive ow ner
eacb
them be forever en
any Judgm ent th a t m ay be re­
th e real estate described In Uiereof. 4. F or s u c h o th er anc jolned from assertin g o r claim
WHY SO MANY?
th e com plaint herein, Defen­ fu rth e r relief as to the court
covered by her against you.
an y rig h t w hatsoever in and
T his sum ni ns Is published
dants.
seem
Just
and
^
i
U
W
e
.
above^lescribed real pro
The num ber of deaths over
by
o rd er of
the e n H u onorable
This »uuuuuiw
sum m ons is published by rw>Wv ariversG trt th
fhp e p nlalnriff
uy uruer
01 m
nuraxe E
c.
IN
T H E NAM
NAME
O
F
THE
la in tiff
OF
each Am erican holiday should
H. Howell, Judge of the above STA TE OF OREGON you a re th e o rd er of the H onorable E. H. J**” 7 ’
p la in tiffs title b«
■care us into carefullnees But
entitled court made and entered hereby required to answ er the Howell, Judge of the above-en
*
andP to said land and
they* do n o t Is it possible th at
an the 26th day of May, 1950 C om plaint filed against you In titled court, m ade and entered ^ J e t o d in a n a
d ecreed to
the percentage of those killed
directing the publication of this th e above cause, on o r before on the 23rd day of June, 1960> ^ ia t the p
i>Trllialve nwnpr
com pared to those traveling Is
su m m o n s once each
week for four weeks from the date of D ate of first publication is Ju n e ** th e sole and exc 1S
larger or sm aller than it w as a
four consecutive weeks in the th e first publication of th is sum- 30, 1950.
P * * ? 0*’ 4
sut h °
_ 11r,
few years ago’
S h e r m a n . C ounty Jo u rn al,
a mons, and If you fail so to ans-
DICK A DICK
fu rth e r relief as to tn e cou
The city people seem to p iti­
new spaper published and of w er, for w an t thereof, th e Plain- 35-8c
A ttornys for P laintiff Inav secrn
an
fully anxious to get outside the
general circulation In Sherm an tiff w ill apply to th e co u rt for
T he Dalles. Oregon
Thls sum m ons is pub isned by
bounds of city streets and aw ay
County, Oreg n.
th e relief as prayed for In plain-
___—
order of the H onorable E. H
from the petty rules th a t m u st be
D ate of first publication Ju n e t if f s com plaint, to w it: 1, T h a t IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF Howell, Ju d g e of th e above-en
enforced w hen th ey are crowd to bring his total Incom e up to dam aging to A m erican agricul- 30, 1950.
a
the defendants and
each of them THE? STA TE OF OREGON FOR title d court, m ade and e n te re d
ed together, th at
a t they become a previously determ ined
price tu re, would be costly in opera
Qf jggt pubncau On Ju ly be required to set forth the
SHERM AN COUNTY
on th e 7th day of Ju n e, 1950.
r e c k le ss
T he v iew of an open for lhe product involved
H lion, would m ake th e farm er a 2i 1950
natu re of th eir claims, if any, ALVIN
KEEN A N ,
Plaintiff, Date of firs t publication, June
road unham pered by
constant
wag a gurpius
any pro-
’
su rp lu s of
of any
pro­ serf of the state and aid the
vs.
16. 1950
’ • - -
traffic and bordered by fields duct the consum er w ould fare consum er In the nam e of farm
DICK A DICK
ARTHUR KEENA N, the un
instead of houses causes them well—fine in f a c t
legislation. I t is not for us. *•
A ttornyes for Plaintiff
know n h eirs of BERNARD KEE-
<0 push on the th ro ttle and go,
Poet Office Address
NAN, Deceased, the unknow n
N either would th e
farm er
go, go, until th eir path Is a dan
T he Dalles, Oregon
care much w hether he m et the LO, T H E POOR IN D IA N
heirs of LYDIA K EENA N. De­
334k
T i f f » »
rem em bered th a t
° f * * “ X h n w AH
ceased; also all other persons or
. L atest Civil Service figures
p arties unknow n, claim ing any _______ _______ __________________
m any of theee city people were
^
“ ^ t ^ w
the ^ a a t r «how th a t the U. S. B ureau of
Fight, title, estate. Hen or Inter- NOTICE TO CREDITORS
born in the country w here th ere 0
®
1 g / *
th
Indian AffaIt8 em ploys 12,741
est In the real estate described
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
n ite T w h e « 2 X
U w o u £ V h a % to ™
to care for the 333^69
In th e com plaint herein, De- th a t Eugene H. Spencer h as
bTLn? «
£ £ f e r r a t e for quality of crops Indians In this country
This
Cendant*
been appointed Executor of the
w ork could be d o n e a t a uxne
is an average of one b u reau crat
TO:
The unknow n heirs of E state of H ow ard M. Spencer,
and place suited to th e lndlvld
T here la a provision th a t fQr
, ndlans
BERNARD KEENAN, Deceas Deceased, and has qualified as
ual and not of a factory w histle would lim it the incom e' of farm
_________
ed;
th e unknow n heirs of LY- such.
They w ere once individuals who subsidy to 1800 u n its th a t are
DIA KEENAN .Deceased; also
All persons
having claims
could m ake th eir own decisions carefully defined. This would , N T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF
all o th er persons or p arties against said E state are hereby
The retu rn to
th a t a fter keep farm
Income dow n and THK STATE OF OREGON
FOR
unknow n, claim ing any right, notified and required to present
m onths of doing the bidding of p rev en t anyone
on a
large THK COUNTY OF SH E R M A N
title, estate, lien, or in te rest th e sam e, d u ly verified, to said
bosses, foremen,* labor leaders, farm from g ettin g m uch sub- CORDELIA S. CROSS, P lajptlff
In the real e sta te described In E xecutor
a t W asco, Oregon,
policemen, bus drivers and all sidy w hich w ould probably p u t
V.
the com plaint herein, Defen- w ithin six m onths from the date
the m utlpllclty of m en in th e th e larg er farm er o u t of busi- H. A. CROSS D efendant.
dants:
- o f first publication of th is no-
city who are empowered to say ness entirely.
In fact, th a t 1s
call
SUM M ONS N o. 2737
IN
T
H
E
NAME
OF
T
H
E
tlce.
•'Yes’* and "No" to the average held up as one of th e desirable
TO: H. A. CROSS, defendant
T he first publication is June
STATE
OF
OREGON
you
are
run of citizens, Is enough to features of the bill by advocates above named:
16,
1950.
hereby
required
to
answ
er
the
m ake the city dw eller a little of the "fam ily’’ sized farm ,
• Eugene H. Spencer
Com
plaint
filed
against
you
in
more susceptible to the dangers
y r B rannan is a law yer w ho
IN T H E NAME O F T H K
E xecutor of the E state of
the
above
cause,
on
or
before
of speed
, grew into his Job w ith o u t m uch STATE OF OREGON: You are
H ow ard M Spencer, Deceased
four w eeks from the date of the
”
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experience 4n agriculture. He is hereby required to ap p ear an^
J.
T
racy Barton
first publication of th is sum ­
F1A>WBR G A R D E N «
a m uch b e tte r politician than answ er
the
com plaint
f le d
A
ttorney
for the E state
mons,
and
If
you
fall
so
to
ans­
farm er and his bill shows it. against you in the above entitled
33-6C
wer,
for
w
ant
thereof,
the
Plain-.
T
he
Dalles,
Oregon
T here is a
stre e t In Moro Ag he cam e from Colorado he cause on or before the expiration
th a t Is brig h t w ith red popples 8bould realize th a t economically of f°u r weeks fro m the date o
ì lt f e ì ì à f l è t
and blue bachelor buttons a n d »peaking th ere is m uch mor<?
p u b lic a tio n of t us sum-
every tim e Its blooms come Into efficiency in producing some mons, and if you fail so to appear
1
view they call to m ind how
on large acreage8. His and answ er p laintiff for wan
styles have changed in Dowers plan would u k e aw ay tbe effl th ereo f
will
take
judgm ent
as In everything else.
ciency w hereunder the w heat ‘gains’ you for the
o
T here was a tim e when it was
of the n a tion have produ- ^5680tOO. w ith in terest th ere n
not considered easy to raise them
g ^ i n cheaper than ever be- a t tiTe legal rate from. ^ v e m b e r
in th is p a rt of the state
. t i t , and fore „
lte the
ral lnf)<1. 23. 1949. together w ith h e r ooeU
and
disbursem ents incurred
w hen there was little tim e to Uon
NATIONAL BANK
herein.
— - ~.
.p e n d on ra th e r frtvolou. things
like flowers. T here w ere chickens
,n tnese days
nen g vern
You are fu rth e r notified th a t
OBOUB
______m o n f
n e r O tc rc ro r a n r l O lcr.
to
the . housew ife . busy
men l a s aro
Ke t f i tin
8 ’»KRer an< big p u rsu an t to an attach m en t is-
to keep
keep
rfBaakri Fw«-
n .n n .M
and a few cow . for the fam ily « * • « h e n nduatry 1« consoll-
out
thlg
w A w o ri IS
™uv
w hatever o ther tim e <h>Ung for stren g th , w hen labor
*MklZ«g|«M
•vTifsam Ni ■
w » m
available could t*
m ore unions are so united th a t there —
Pertiggi ir« d M t
profitably
»pent
hoeing
the
b u t two m ain ones It seem s
J U N I 3 0 , IT 5 O
¿ a n frU terlng tim e away u tte rly foolish to pass any leg-
A
ttorney
at
law
w ith posies how ever decorative. Inlatlon th a t will condemn th e
R IS O U R C E S
r.f
B ut th ere
w ere flow ers in farm to a p etty income and un
lu t
Cash in vault and in Federal taonrvo Sank. . . t . • . . $ 4 4 ,5 3 4 ,1 1 3 .1 0
MORO
gardens even in th a t m ore rug- economic practices. It would be
Owe front Sanlu.................................................... .............
1 1 ,5 1 9 ,4 7 0 .1 4
Frida)
ged era There were the same as foolish to m ake a law perm it-
Monday. W ednesday,
$ 1 0 3 ,0 1 4 ,0 0 3 .4 4
Total Cash........................................................
popples
and bachelor b u tto n s ting General M otors to m ake
H
o
llyw
o
o
d
«ORO
city
Sr«N«h
Afternoons
United State« Government Obligation«, Direct and
and a vivid orange C alifornia no m ore th an 1000 cars and la ­
Fully Guaranteed............................ ......................... ..
1S0,057,S«4.0S
s t ------
somehow has been
bor unions
restricted to
50
TH E DALLES
poppy th
-----
.
State, County and Municipal Sond« and W a rra n t« ..
4 4 ,5S S ,4 7 1 .7 0
m
em
bers.
Branches
Owt
e
l
Portland
ostracized from gardens
these
2 ,6 2 3 ,0 3 1 .4 2
Other Bond« and Securitie«............ ...........................
211
E
ast
Third
Street
days And then there was the
The B rannan plan would be
ALBANY BRANCH
6 0 0 ,0 0 0 0 0
Stock in Federal teie rv e Sank. . . t »
•••« w
Telephone
3209
ASHLAND SSANCH
ubiquitous yellow rose that was
1
7
4
,2
5 6 ,4 4 4 .7 1
Loan«
and
Ditcount«........................
«To
oT*
«Vo
•
«
•«
ASTORIA SSANCH
so h a rd y th a t bushes still m ark
2 ,0 7 7 ,4 4 2 .2 6
BIND BRANCH
Accrued Intereit Receivable.
......... r . . T . . T ( . i * i a „
the site of hom estead cabins
C IN T IA l POINT BRANCH
Bank Premloe«. Furniture end Fixture« and
CONDOM BRANCH
long since forgotten. Occasion
1 ,5 4 4 ,1 3 2 .7 0
Safe Deposit Vaults................... ............. ...T o o T o o V
COOS BAY BRANCH
ly th ere w ere some of the na­
Other Real Estate owned. . ...............................................
C OQUILLI BRANCH
tive wild roses b rought in from
INTSRPRISI BRANCH
Customers' Liability on Accounts of letter« of Credit,
FOSSIL BRANCH
some dam p spot, w here they
Acceptance« and Endorsed Sill«.............................. ..
1,526443.16
GRANTS PASS BRANCH
* 1 1 5 ,7 4 1 .7 1
flourished, to sw eeten th e air
Other Resources................................... .................. ..
Savings accounts in this
GRESHAM BRANCH
about the farm yard
$111,474,674.44
HEPPNER BRANCH
TOTAL RESOURCES . . . . . . r b TT s •••••
b an k now e a rn 5 0 %
HILLSBOBO BRANCH
These days w e ’ve gone m odern
HOOD RIVRR BRANCH
more interest. Savings
and our flower gardens are fill­
L IA B IL IT IE S
*
KLAMATH PALLS
A*
KlomoHt Polls Branch
depositors receive 1 ’/j %
ed w ith pam pered little plants
Capital .......................... .............. . ▼ . . . . . . $
7,500,000.00
Sooth Sixth Str«»t Branch
th a t couldn’t have stood a sin
S u rp lu s ....................................................................................
1 2 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
on all savings up to and
LA CRANOK BRANCH
LAKEVIEW BRANCH
Undivided Profits ........................ t « • • .
.........................
1 4 ,0 7 7 ,3 1 0 .0 2
gie day In the sun soaked gar
including
$10,0 0 0 .0 0 ,
MEDFORO BRANCH
$ 1 4 ,0 7 7 ,3 1 0 ,0 2
<Ien grandm a tended
J f one
Total Capital Funds......................................
MERRILL BRANCH
and 1 % on any amount
ndshed to draw a m orel he
RESERVE FOR POSSIBLE LOAN LOSSES. This reserve
MOLALLA BRANCH
over $10,000.00.
NEWBERG
BRANCH
Is to apply against any loan losses that may de­
night say th a t our flow ers have
NORTH B IN O BRANCH
velop in the future) it has not been allocated to
lost the pioneer stam ina as we
NYSSA BRANCH
any particular loans or type of loans. (Established
as those who tend them A wild
Savings deposited on or
OAKRIDGE BRANCH
from earnings — January 1, 1444, through June
OREGON CITY BRANCH
row in the yard «nd » y ^ w
before July 10 will draw
PENDLETON BRANCH
30 19501
7 1 4 ,5 3 6 .3 5
rose clim bing over the front
Demand
’
..*
...................................................
3
3
4
,7
2
4
,1
0
3
.5
2
SALEM BRANCH
this increase in interest
porch and a handful of poppy
SHERMAN COUNTY BRANCH
4 7 1 ,7 6 6 ,5 8 2 .0 5
DEPOSITS
Savings
and
Tim
e........................................
1
4
4
,0
4
2
,4
7
1
.5
1
as of July 1. This applies
STAYTON BRANCH
seed would • choke out these
THE DAL LIS BRANCH
Liability for Letters of Credit and a t Acceptor En­
puny delphinium s and peonies
to both new and existing
TILLAMOOK BRANCH
1 ,5 2 6 ,2 4 1 .3 6
dorser or Maker of Acceptances and Foreign Sills.
and gladioli in a single season
UNION BRANCH
accounts. More reason
1 ,4 5 2 ,0 1 7 .6 1
Interest Received In Advance............................................
WOODBURN BRANCH
and be beautiful doing I t •
1
,1
4
4
,1
2
4
.1
7
than
ever why it pays to
Reserve for Interest, Taxes, Etc.
1 7 1 ,7 4 0 ,6 6
Affiliated Benin In M m
Other L ia b ilitie s ..........* * * - , ..............................................
Save First.
S h r r nusn C o u n t g J o u r n a l
ptrtEE I
Insure Against LOSS
by FIRE or HAIL
Protect Your Year’s Income
Guarantee
Your Harvest Profit
Sherman Co-operative Grain Grws
Wasco,
-
Phone 231
GRIFFITH & MEEKE
Wasco & Hillsboro
<
te'-».
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF P O R T L A N D
George G. Updegrafi
YOUR INTEREST
ON SAVING S
INCREASED
BRANNAN FLAN
First Natienel Peak
Interest In the B rannan
plan wag aroused this week
when it w as discussed at the
grange
m eeting
in
Ontario
where the grangers derided that,
h was not for Oregon. California,
it was said, is the only state
where the grange has approved
It.
T he B rannan plan la a political
move th a t appears to have been
designed to aid consum ers and
to tu rn aside some of the c riti­
cism leveled at th e present farm
program . C ertainly It has poli­
tical appeal. The labor organlza
tlons approve it fully— and
should. It would low er the cost
of farm produce to the m arket
level and then th e governm ent
would pay the farm er enough
Group
N ew
Carlton Start« onrt Sovln,» Bonk
B< ‘ «a County Stota Bank
( '‘o rv a llitl
Puilontath Branch (Philom ath)
Tl ’ -r»f N otional Bonk «♦
t
ago Gvovo
Tl,
N otional Bonk of Eugene
U it E gone Branch
Tl
.r»t H M ion ol Bonk of
f<.ro«, G. •» «
Th. f ir it N . I nal Bank of Lebanon
M - .; . cl S'ato Bonk
$
Bank of Molhour County
ICnturl»!
M w ..... -4 -*»llw o od Bonk
(. i :. j i
Ti
t •'otion ol Bonk of
Pl n«v‘,lt«
tc:<
A.ir»k
C la t’ Oi Ceunly Bonk (S«o»i«fol
C v ’.t^o . M M rClolno (Silverton)
B ari «,« S a w * Hon'O
In a d d itio n to its 45 b ran c h e s th ro u g h o u t O regon, 15 affiliate d banks
with 17 offices a re m em bers of the First N ational Bank G roup
. **4vi
-<*«r <»*
Ilfs
DEPOSITS
Tha FirU National la n k of Portland and 45 Branch««..............
17 other Oregon Banking Office« in the Flr»t National Group
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS
Th« Fir»t National Bank of Portland and 45 Branch««..............
17 other Oregon Banking O f tic«* in the First National Group
BUILD
OREGON
TOGETHER*
$ 4 7 1 ,7 6 6 ,5 1 2 .0 5
1 0 8 ,1 1 2 ,1 6 6 .1 6
$ 5 8 6 X 8 ,7 4 8 .2 1
$ 1 7 6 ,2 5 6 ,4 4 4 .7 1
2 1 ,7 1 1 ,5 1 4 .7 3
$ 2 0 5 ,0 3 1 ,5 1 4 .5 1
TOTAL RESOURCES
Th« First National la n k of Portland and 45 Branch««..............
$ 5 1 8 ,6 7 4 ,6 7 4 .4 4
17 other Oregon Banking Offices in the First N atio n a l G roup
11 5 ,7 7 5 ,1 1 1 .1 7
TOTAL RESOURCES of the 62 BANK I NO OFFICES bi the
FIRST NATIONAL OROUF. . ......................................................................
$ 6 3 4 , 4 5 4 ^ 1 -»»
N O W
Yon»i.>«t U «r. Bo-»k
0/ .
$ 5 1 1 ,6 7 4 ,6 7 4 .4 9
TOTAL LIABILITIES ......................................
• e e • e e
IN
O U *
9 0 T H
e e e e e e e e e e e
J
Y 1A «
e e e e e e e e
e
e
M«»be» Fedoral D«pc¡¡|
• "•u»e«Kj < o i « m ^ q »I« o
«•*