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I . IGE X SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON FRIDAY, JUÌA II, 1930 1 1 • IT THE CIRCUIT COURT OF to the following-described real property in his possession and either way. It may indicate that * r l r i m a n C iu m tu J o u r n a l OF THE STATE OF OREGON property, and that all of the ad constitution. under his control belonging to IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF verse claims of the defendants " FOR SHERMAN COUNTY A critic says that we put too the trend of lowered population T H E ST A T E OF OREGON FOR you, to-wit: rubbished Every F rlaaj ui CHARLIE L. POWELL, Plaintiff or any of them may be determ n^uth emphasis on money and has stopped In the wheat belt. T H E COUNTY OF SHERM AN ined by decree of this court. An undivided l-17th interest It has been going on since the Moro, Oregon vs. will put a price on anything* CORDELIA S. CROSS, Plaintiff NWVi of Section 34, Town in the undistributed residue successful or persistent have <-11 1 Vrench Editor That is nearly true but is more been buying out -those who ship 1 South, Range 16 East of assets of the Estate of Eliza MARY EDITH SAYRS; LAMER v. CUes ----- --- --------- — —— capitalistic than democratic. of the Willamette Merldan. J. Dingle, and undivided l-9th H. SAYRS; MRS. LAVONNE H. A. CROSS Defendant. a « We’d like to have some one wanted to leave. HART; MARY LOUISE LEM 2. That by said decree it be ad interest in remainder of $10,- SUMMONS No. 2737 If the John Day dam is built the unknown heirs of judged and decreed that the de of Congr**» °t March >, i<7>.---- . find out what Americans think 000.00 trust fund in favor of LEY; TO: H. A. CROSS, defendant as soon as may be expected the O FFICIAL COUNTY PA PE R about their democracy, what Alfred Smith, life tenant, as OMER G. SAYRS, Deceased; also fendants and each of them have -------- — - ~ they URe about it and don’t like population of the county will above named: provided by Last Will and all other persons or parties un no estate, right, title nor inter increase greatly, just as the con IN THE NAME OF THE SUBSCRIPTION RATES about it and why. Testament of Eliza J. Dingle, known claiming any right, title, est in and to said land and that estate, lien or interest in the the title of the plaintiff be de ONE YEAR - -------------- . **.«* Probably a lot of the things struction of the McNary dam STATE OF OREGON: You are deceased. has increased the population of hereby required to appear and real estate described in the com creed to be good, valid and clear. disliked would not be adjuncts Umatilla county and the Detroit answer the complaint filed and that the plaintiff will apply plaint, herein; Defendants. i D i T O R I A I to democracy at all. It is true 3. That the defendants and dam of Marlon county and the against you in the above entitled for an order for the sale of said that we have done a poor job of shipyards of Mulnomah county. cause on or before the expiration property so attached to satisfy To: The unknown heirs of OMER each of them be forever enjoin G. SAYRS, Deceased; also all exporting democracy, of teaching Such developments are govern- of four weeks from the date of any judgment that may be re other persons or parties un ed from asserting or claiming any right whatsoever in and to It to other peoples. They usual mentally engendered and not the first publication of this sum covered by her against you. known claiming any right, the above-described real pro ly find us guilty of exploitation always indicative of an increase mons, and if you fail so to appear This summons is published title, estate, lien or interest In perty, adverse to the plaintiff, which has nothing to do with in local enterprise and certainly and answer plaintiff for want by order of the Honorable E. the real estate described In and that the plaintiff’s title be democracy at all, hut with cap not indicative of an Increase in thereof will take judgment H. Howell, Judge of the above the complaint herein, Defen quieted In and to said land, that values. When and if the John against you for the sum of entitled court, made and entered italism. dants. the plaintiff be decreed to be Certainly at one time the cru Day is built we look for I some $5680.00- with interest thereon on the 26th day of May, 1950, IN THE NAME OF THE the sole and exclusive owner sade on behalf of the freedoms tax troubles like other counties at the legal rate from November directing the publication of this STATE OF OREGON you are thereof. 4. For such other and JULY 14, 1950 23, 1949, together with her costs summons once each week for of democracy was a real thing are having. and disbursements incurred four consecutive weeks In the hereby required to answer the further relief as to the court There are those who feel that Complaint filed against you in may seem just and equitable. WH AT IS DEMOCRACY? . in the world. The Idea that mien Sherman County Journal, a the above cause, on or before * could be free to come and go at the country was Just as well off herein. This summons is published by You are further notified that newspaper published and of four weeks from the date of In all this debate about demo- free tQ express themselves, before the influx of population; the order of the Honorable E. H. cracy and ---- -- communism and how free to exercise and develop that the fishing was better, the pursuant to an attachment is general circulation in Sherman the first publication of this sum Howell, Judge of the above-en the people of other lands are re- talents, free from vindlc- taxes lower, the competition sued out of this Court, George County, Oregon. mons, and if you fail so to ans titled court, made and entered There is an . argument A. Potter, Administrator with Date of first publication June wer,- for want thereof, the Plain on the 23rd day of June, 1950, acting to it there’s something ru iers, assured of a fair trial easier. we’d like to know. That is: what h&d & meanlng to peoples all possible in that theory, but as the Will Annexed of the Estate 30, 1950. tiff will apply to the court for Date of first publication is June for this county those who have of Eliza J. Dingle, deceased, Date of last publication July the relief as prayed for in plain 30, 1950. does the ordinary American World. tiffs complaint, to wit: 1, That think democracy is? have lost the knack of come are generally rural people which estate is now being pro 21, 1950. DICK & DICK bated in the County Court of who fit in well with the natives It 1» often confused with cap, h,ng „ We may have dllut- GEO. G. UPDEGRAFF the defendants and each of them 35-8c Attornys for Plaintiff the State of Oregon, for Sher Of Attorneys for Plaintiff be required to set forth the italism and maybe the two ar desire for cheap lab- and take their place comfortably The Dalles. Oregon Moro, Oregon nature of their claims, If any, related but it hasn’t t>een prov- Rut the fact ig that the ideal after a season of getting ac man County, has certified that 35-gc he has the following personal CITY OF WASCO en. of freedom though democracy quainted. Rec’d from Tax Segregations A critic says we think of dem-. challenged (gnd success- 228.72 Marshal Mumm says the city ocracy as the kind of govern among the world’s peoples • is pumping enough water to FROM ment that gives us automobiles. &n oppregsion which is better furnish every Moro resident 228.72 1 t '■ 1 228.72 9 9 enough food, good clothes and than we are teiiing the story 200 gallons per day. That’s all • EMBER 31, 1949 TO JU N E 30, 1950 CITY OF GRASS V A L L E ' all the other luxuries we of democracy. there is; there ain’t no more. 70.95 $ Rec’d from Tax Segregations joy. That may be true. - Yet. The answer requires ; some « COUNTY G ENERAL FUND 70 95 Cash on hand June 30, 1950 those things come from capital thought $ 28,627.00 Ism more than from democracy __--------_ A superior service Cash on hand December 31, J949 70.95 79.95 $ 803.29 d personal effendence —and also from a nation rich in CK n s L8 607.60 LAW LIBRARY FU N D natural resources. According to information con THAT COSTS NO M ORI H ^ d from N. Fields, Co. Sheriff, Sheriffs fees 116.25 29.63 Cash on hand December 31, 1949 The men who wrote the Dec- lained in the daily papers the 977.50 S « ’d from R O Scott, Jusitceof Peace -fines Rec’d from County Clerk • Circuit Court 2,064.74 laration of Independence protest poputation Of Sherman county 23.10 Rec’d from Wasco Electric Cooperative & Probate fees 16.30 ed against many things and ob paa decreased some 61 since 52.73 Rec’d from County Clerk, Game License fee« Cash on hand June 30, 1950 34.95 Jections to most of them were j 94 q far as has been learned Rec’d from Miscellaneous small receipts „ — r— n ' h ia l - ..? ? !! $ 20,967.55 52.73 52.73 $ later written Into the constitu one jn ^^is county has re- W arrants oald on County Genera, Fune 12,430.08 tlon which should be a source telved any information about Cash on hand June 30, 1980 COUNTY FA IR FUND for ideas about democracy. census. Whether the listings _ 4,782.04 $ «3,397.63 « 33,397.63 Cash on hand December 31, 1949 These hardy old revolutionist s * made by precincts ut het A wide range of pH c* 111.65 Rec’d from 1949 fair receipts were opposed to the king s veto ^er.skelter is not known, nor is 375.88 t general road fund that merH e l whhee Rec’d from Sec. of State -1-20 mill tax $ 4,679.87 of “laws most wholesome and R p ^ ^ l e without intormation Cash on hand December 31, 1949 5 25,583.09 Paid W arrant on County Fair Fund 582.00 589.70 necessary for the public good , wlj wbether the loss has Rec’d from Tax Segregations Cash on hand June 30. 1950 Bethlehem Chapter No. 78. O.&S dependence of Judges on appoint- been in lown Qr country. Fer from Sec. of State - Motor 9,795.77 Meets every second ana Rec’d Vehicle $ 5,269.57 $ 5,269.57 ment, too many officers, large haps n istVl important for us Registrations i 1,971.25 fourth Thursday in each Rec’d from R 0. Scott, Justice of Peace - fines «■ standing . armies, making the know yet 20 years ago it was month; visiting members TAYLOR GRAZING A (T FUND 94.00 from Rent of Equipment military superior to the civil easier check than it is this 21.04 Invited. Moro, Oregon. Rec’d Cash on hand December 31, 1949 $ M8-J0 Rec’d from Sale of Material t power, imposing taxes without year 551.98 Rec’d from Sec. of State JW.ia Olive Young, W. M. Rec’d from Sec. of State - Refund Gas Tax 892.03 consent. We have given up these The 1950 census is not entire- Cash on hand June 30, 1950 * Naomi Van Gilder, Sec re ta ry ^ Rec’d from Sec of State -1-20 mill tax overplus 192.9J 30.54 things since 1776 and still con- jy comparable to former ones, Rec’d from Miscellaneous Small Receipts $ 892.03 $ 892.03 $ 23,234.41 aider ourselves a democracy. because of the unfortunate de LupineTUbeSah % W arrants paid on General Road Fund 15,588.19 — Actually this is a republic in- C|g|on to count students at the Meets 2nd and 4th Cash on hand June 30, 1950 TAYLOR GRAZING ACT WAR BOND ACCOUNT stead of a democracy in that we location of the school instead oi Tuesdays of each Bonds and I nt. on hand December 31, 1949 $ 1,116.48 S 38,822.60 $ 38,822.60 Visiting are governed by delegates elect- at thelr home8 ideally they are month. Reed from Interest on Bonds 20 00 ’ members welcome. SINKING FU N D ed by the people for that pur- of almost any place Helen Kruger, N. G. Bonds and Interest on hand June 30, 1950 * 130.48 $ 1,161.92 pose. They are to make the lhan the school town for so few Lucille MayL Sec. Cash pn hand December 31» 1949 $ 1,M6.48 6 1,136.48 654.10 laws and men (Judges and execu- them remain there long, 1,816.02 Moro Lodge No. 113 I.0.<XF Rec’d from sale of gravel $ tors) are to enforce them. A Jt Qf importance whe- Meets 1st and 3rd Cash on hand June 30, 1950 COUNTY DOG TAX FUND 20.36 democracy is a government in ther ^ u n ty lost a few or Tuesdays in I.O.O.F. Cash on hand December 31, 1949 $ $ 1,816.02 3 1316.02 20.36 which the people get together ined a few and 6i is not many hall. Transient and Cash on hand June 30, 1950 BRIDGE FU N D without the use of elected dele- __________ ___________ visiting brothers are $ 120.76 20.30 20.36 * Cash on hand December 31, 1949 cordially Invited to 120.76 gates and is impossible in a na- _ $ Cash on hv»d June 30, 1950 meet with us. ADVANCE TAX FUND tion of th is size. G eo rg o e G . U p r d e g ® ra tl $ 120.76 $ 120.76 Tn the * essence of our 3.06 Marvin Howell, N. <3. Cash on hand December 31, 1949 To manv many uw Attorney at law 3.06 democracy—as we call it—is in Leo Watkins, Secretary Cash on hand June 30, 1950 SPECIAL ROAD TAX FUND> the bill of rights which was not 3.06 3.06 $ Eureka Ixxlge No. 121 A.F. A A.M Cash on hand December 31, 1949 - MORO K written until the constitution Meets on the 1st and Frldaj Rec’d from Tax Segregations • $ 2,801.20 Wednesday, Monday, was all done. Jefferson came STATE MALT BEVERAGE FUND 3rd Thursday evenings Warrants paid on Special Road Tax r u 232.28 Afternoons back from France to get the 2,156.03 each month. Visiting Cash on hand June 30, 1950 Cash on hand December 31, 1949 _____________ „ 160.78 first ten amendments into the members cordially In Rec’d from Sec. of State - Malt Bev. Tax $ 20,033.48 $ 20,033.48 24.45 THE DALLES Rec’d from Sec. of State - Amusement tax vited to meet with us. 638.99 Rec’d from Liquor Control Commission C. S. Bennett, W. M. 211 East Third Street 9.21 Rec’d from Sec. of State - License fees H B. Pinkerton. Secretary SPECIAL R .IA D TA X FV N n • CITY OFMORO Telephone 3209 $ 2,989.46 864.56 Cash on hand JOne 30, 1950 Cash on hand December 31, 1949 4.54 Rec’d from Tax Segregations 869.10 $ 2,989.46 $ 2,989.46 Cash on hand June 30, 1950 '<5’0" sasrifMsrsa». A ll good th in g s in life give greatest p le asu re I $ Sunny Brook in m oderation. C /te e rM as its t ^ame 83.60 fifth 2.30 pint KfNTUCKY WH/SKFY-A BLEND — _ . 14 «OOF . 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS • NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORP., O ? KK™R p,4 Insure Against LOSS by FIRE or HAIL "It's th e H a t e r Protect Your Year’s Income (juaranlee Your Harvest Profit call f e « l BREWING CLMPAN» WaSH’WGTC*« 'J > -V--- $ 988.58 # »88.58 »88.58 619.64 Sherman Co-operative Grain Grws Wasco, Phone 231 GRIfFITH & MEEKE Wasco & Hillsboro $ 12,375.02 « X nA Cash on hand December 31, l»*» Rec’d from Sec. of State Paid Warrants of County School Sup Cash on hand June 30. 1950 $ 619.64 $ 12,375.02 2 355 00 ’ $ 2,350.00 403.50 _ t ■■ $ 2,753.50 $ 2,753JM) $ 3B3.28 2,620.02 44 73 $ 2,»68.08 rural school district fund Cash on hand December 31, 1949 2 968 08 Rec’d from Tax Segregations Apportioned to Non-HlghSchoo Apportioned to School District« Cash on hand June 30, 1950 . Fund ’ Cash on hand December 31, 1949 Paid Warrants of County School Sup Cash on hand June 30, 19o0 303.98 $ P03.59 .39 $ 303.98 SPECIAL SCHOOL IHSTHICTO Rec'd from Tax ^e<re®aVOTr3jl. • 2 620 02 Kec'd from Rural School DlVrict 2-820ua $ 497.69 Paid w arrants on Special School Dlstrl 3,203.34 Cash on hand June 30, 1950 ____ $ CITY OF MORO Rec’d from Tax Segregations Cash on hand June 30. 1050 $ 5,770.48 I 5,770.48 $ 5,770.48 TAX FORECLOSED PROPERTY 150.00 Cash on hand December 31, 1949 Cash on hand June 30, 1950 $ 150.00 150.00 150.00 SUMMARY OF BALANCES ON JU N E 30, 1950 - $ 12,430.08 County General Fund General Road Fund Post War Road Construction Fund Bridge Fund Special Road Tax Fund Special Road Tax • City of Moro Special Road Tax - City of Wasco Special Road Tax - City of Grass Valley Non-High District Tuition Fund County Per Capita School Fund Rural School District State Irreducible School Fund Special School Districts City of Moro City of Wasco City of Grass Valley I .aw Library Fund County Fair Fund Taylor Grazing Act Fund Taylor Grazing Act War Bond Account County1 Dog Tax Advance Tax Fund State Malt Beverage Fund Tax Foreclosed Property 15.588.19 1^16.02 120.76 17,232.28 869.10 988.58 619.64' 11,858.79 403.50 14.78 .39 3,203.34 20.73 228.72 70.95 52.73 589.70 892.03 1,136.48 20.36 3.06 2,989.46 150.00 $ 71,299.67 CASH SEGREGATION STA TE SCHOOL FUND $ S H E R IF F ’S UNSEGREGATED TAX ACCOUNT Rec’d from Norman Fields, County Sheriff $ 5,770.48 Apportioned to Funds NON HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT W ™ ™ ™ ® Cash on hand December 31 1949 2 Rec’d from Tax Segregations x Rec’d from Basic School ’333 28 Rec’d from Rural School $ 516.23 Paid Warrants of County School Sup 11,858.79 Cash on hand June 30, 1950 I I $ $ I i; lig h t beer is the beverage of m oderation. Enjoy 869.10 S SPE< .A L R ..A .. TA X ^CITY OF GRASS VALLHY Cash on hand December 31, 194» * $ 619 64 Cash on hand June -30, 1850 __________ _________ the whiskey that's w h en e n jo y e d Cash on hand December 31,’ 1949 Cash on hand June 30, 1950 869.10 . (TTY OF WASCO $ * 988.58 3,701.03 6 20.73 t0.73 3,701.03 20.73 S 96-73 Sherman Co. Branch The First Nat’l Bank $ 70,299.67 TT S. C P m - n r n r h ü n i Bonds RnnHc J 000 00 U. Government ) ; * - •” State of Oregon $ 71,299.67 $ 71,299.67 ) 88. County of Sherman I, Naomii Van Gilder, County Treasurer of Sherman County, Oregon, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and correct statement of receipts and disbursements and balances of funds of Sherman County, Oregon, for the period ending June 30, 1950 as appears upon the records of my office and in my official custody as such Treasurer. Witness my hand this 7th day of July 1950 Ross Ornduff Naomi Vah Gilder County Clerk Sherman County Treasurer By Catherine L. Monroe, Deputy (SEAL) * A ’ t
