Sherman County journal., January 12, 1951, Page 2, Image 2

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SH ER M A N
COUNTY JO U R N A L , MORO. OREGON
F R ID A Y , JA N U A R Y
12,
1951
IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF
LEG A L N O TICE
en th a t e x e c u tiv e o fficers a re
T H E STA TE OF OREGON FOB
chosen fro m so sm all an area.
SHERM AN COUNTY
IN T H E CO U N TY COURT OF
M u ltn o m ah co u n ty w ith 14
In M atter of th e E state of
m em b e rs d re w 11 ch airm an sh ip s
SLAUGHTERING — T H E S T A T E OF OREGON FO R
w h ich is o v e r p a r th e re being 25
C
hester
R. A ndersen, deceased,
S H E R M A N COUNTY
Meat cutting, w rapping, sharp
com m ittees to 60 m em bers. East-
SS.
Notice to Creditors.
freeze. B ring them in a n y dav
In M atter of th e E sta te of
e rn O regon has six for 16 m em -
bu t Sunday. C & C Food Store, Thos. P. Zim m erm an, deceased.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
bers. It m u st be e x p lain ed th a t
G rass Valley, Oregon.
21tfc
SS.
Notice to C reditors.
You a re hereb y notified th a t
le n g th of serv ice h as m ore to do
w ith a p p o in tm e n t th a n geogra- F 0 R yO U R W ILLYS 4-W H EEL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: th e undersigned has been duly
D RIV E PICK U P, J E E P OR
Notice is h ereb y given th a t appointed by the above entitled
NO MORE DOGS
H ere w e go ag ain .
p h y a n d few old m em bers a re
STATION
WAGON
co
n
tact
th
e
undersigned has been duly Court, A d m in istratrix of th e
S e n a to r F ra n k H ilto n of P o rt-
F o r w h a t th e reCord k eep in g ^ w ^ m e n ^ h a v e ^ th e m PThe v alu e
W illis M otof Co., W est Col- appo|nted as A dm inistrator; w ith estate of C hester R. A ndersen,
lan d scored th e firs t b ^ ' e7 e O regon V o te r says is th e n in th
c o m m ittee chairm anships,
um bia R iver H ighw ay, T he thè W ill annexed, of th e estate deceased, and she has qualified
w h e n he in tro d u c e d a b ill to re - tim e th e w r ite r is a m em b e r of
deoends on w hat you
Dalles, Ore. Also W illys SU- of Thos. P . Zim m erm an, deceas- as such.
All persons h aving
peal th e p a ri-m u tu e l b e ttin g in the O regon le g is la tu re a n d is d ^ w -*th n
tion
W
agons,
Jeep
sters,
Sedan
ed.
r
1
claim
s
against
said estate a re
O regon. If passed H ilto n s b ill w ritin g a co lu m n of new s an d
McKav
D eliveries and 2-Wheel drive
A ny person having a claim hereby req u ired to p rese n t th e ir
w o uld e lim in a te dog ra c in g in com m ent a b o u t it. T h e re w ill be
G ° v.e riJ? o ^ u J ^ A f f i c e a fb
Pickups i to n equipped w ith ag ain st said e sta te is hereby re- claim s duly verified, to th e un-
O regon. It m ig h t also stop h o rse an a tte m p t to m ak e th is one a stood in
and
the new F-head HU RRICAN E q Ujred to p rese n t sam e w ith th e dersigned, w ith in six m onths
racing. B u t h o rse ra c in g is som e- little d iffe re n t, to try to e x p la in e r his lnaugl^ a
g hour
m otor. Used civilian and mill- p ro p er proof annexed to th e from th e date of th e first publl-
tim es c o n d u c te d w ith o u t p u b lic th e p erso n s w ho m ak e th e law s shook h a n d s w i t h a
»
b e ttin g because m en lik e to see as W7 U as th e law s.
* * of people ,w ith arm y a n a
ta ry Jeeps.
W illys-Overland undersigned a t th e law office cation of th is notice a t th e of-
35tfn of R oy J. B aker a t G rass Valley, flee of Roy J. B aker in G rass
w h ich h o rse can ru n th e fastest.
sta te police b rass w a
g
P
a
rts
and
Service.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
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d
T h a t is a
C om m ittees h a v e b een n a m e d show . O ne m u st w onder how
Oregon, duly v erified a s by law* Valley.
YEAR - -----------------iL u h lS business, p u re a n d sim - and w o rk has b e g u n on a long m an y cow s could be m ilked w ith
ONE
provided, w ith in six m onths from
D ate of first publication being
M ALE H E L P W ANTED
date of th e firs t publication of Decem ber 22, 1950.
_
. , . .
dow ed by q u estio n s a b o u t how sh a k in g 500 hands. A dairy m an
TATJT F
/.or w a n t th is notice.
C a th e rin e M. A ndersen
H e s sta
the e b o ird
___
K w e sh o u ld gpend
™ n d a an
n d h ow
o w m ig
ia h h t t hflVe
h n v ^ a slig h t advantage in R E L IA B L E MAN w ith ca r w an t
u r e te r
ta r te d a m
ira u dogs
u j» j t o m
u ch
F
irs
t
publication
being
Dec-
A d m in istratrix
m
an
C
ounty.
W
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n
d
e
rfu
l
o
p
p
o
r
GO VERNOR’S M ESSA GE
s c u rry in g . A ro u n d th e h o tels
. to spend.
politics
G o v ern o r D ouglas M cK ay w ho a n d in th e c a p lta l lobbies th e y m u e h j e
--------
ed to c a ll on fa rm e rs in S h e r- em ber 22, 1950..
.
Roy J. B aker
F red C. Zim m erm an A ttorney for E sta te
tu n ity . $15 to $20 p e r day. No
recen tly offered a b u d g e t ask - w h is p e re d a n d in stru c te d and
TH ESE TH IN G S WE NOTE
ini?
itio e n x a p l e $40,000,-
te d o f f w ith n ew m issions to O regon to a p p o in t the
e x p e rie n c e o r c a p ita l r e q u ir - A d m in istrato r w ith the ' W ill ------ —--------+ - •
000 fo w r ith an
o u t ad a d ll
n d itu re » s ta p r ro
te c t th e ia t p ro d u cin g Job W ays a n d M eans co m m it t e ? ous
by
(C o n tin u e d fro m age
• ed. P e rm a n e n t. W rite to d ay , annexed.
M r. a n d M rs. B. L. B ra n s te tte r
listed gave a m essage M onday
a nd incom e. ( F a t p ro d u cin g Job» a c e rta in fo rm u la. T h e re is al- m ay be re la te d to th e w ar, to th e
M cN ESS CO M PA N Y , D ept. Roy j B aker
7-10c an d fam ily , of P e n d le to n w e re
co n tain in g a p lea fo r econom y. o fte n p ro d u ce fa t h ead s):
w ays o n e m an fro m B enton p u b lic relu c ta n c e to s ta rt into
B, 2423 M agnolia St., O ak- A tto rn e y
G en erally , h o w ev er, th e gov-
q , c o u rse th e f ir s t lin e of de- c o u n t? ,
(O S C ), one tro m L ane a n o th e r so n -k illin g conflict w ith
houseguests of th e L a w re n c e
la n d 7,C alif.
10-1 l c -------------------
e rn o r’s m essage w as a s tu d ie d fen se wU1
th e co u n ty fa ir co u n ty
o f O ), o n e fro m M ar- th e p ro b a b ility th a t it wi 1 en d -------- -- ------------------------------- --
W arren s fro m J a n u a ry 1 to th e
e ffo rt a t im proving s ta te condi-
a n d th e re p re s e n ta tiv e s ion co u n ty (sta te i n s t i tu t io n ) , in th e sam e confusion, hate, in-
d #
if th e y a re N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S
tions in tro u u lo u s tim es. A s a o f t h e show s th a t o b ta in a p a rt o n e f r o m P o r t la n d ( " » o r e - J 5
te m a tio n a l deceit, ® nano“ >* '* J now r e gu la rly em p lo y in g h ire d
All persons having claim s th ird .
v e te ran of tw o w a rs he a sk e d fo r of th e ir m oney fro m s ta te rac in g in stitu tio n s), ©
. m o ral b a n k ru p tc y as
h elc
against
tne estate oi
o r u o u W.
»>.
L u p in e R eb
m age 116
e b ek
e k an
a h lodge
ag
a in st the
of u Gordon
a c iv ilia n d efense p ro g ra m w ith fu n d s
A id to th e e v e r-n e ed y ion o r
‘ °u A
k ln tw o ‘hls n a tlo n s0 to ‘
T hose fa rm e rs w ho did n o t re- Reid, deceased, a re hereby noti-
d M arion L odge of W asco w ill
form s fo r a p p iication o r fled- to p rese n t th em in proper hoId a Joint in sta lla tio n se rv ice
an a p p ro p ria tio n larg e en ough coUnty f a ir has b een th e , p Dro-
r o a fte r h o sp ita ls an d schools m gaged in.
T T W N
to im p lem en t it. A nd h e ask ed c la im e d ex cu se fo r dog b e ttin g th at ®®cUon- O th e r m em bers
hav e q u e stio n s re g a rd in g th e ir form to th e undersigned,
the a t th e M oro O dd F ellow s haU on
people a re m ad and dis- situ a tio n m ay co n su lt w ith th e duly appointed, qualified,
ahd J a n u a ry 23 a t 8 p. m. _______
a b o u t th e w a r, sore and c o u n ty a g e n t’s office in M oro.
acting
E x ecu trix of th e
L ast
~ m ore ex p en siv e b u re a u s or m ay
an d re a d y to b u s t the fum -
T he h ire d fa rm w o rk e rs w h o W ill and T estam en t of Gordon
w ith th e w a r e ffo rt.
O1
U1C
an\r
of th
e t c u o u m
n ty / fa ir an d pledging
nnv b iers w ho got us in to it.
m et th e re q u ire m e n ts of th e law , W. Reid, deceased, at th e.o ffic e
H is p la n fo r am e n d in g th e th e ir f u n d s to w a rd estab lish - he e n tire ly in d ep en d en t o f
y
T T W N
th e in su ra n c e provides:
of Geo. G. U pdegraff, Moro, Ore-
sta te ’s fin a n c ia l s tru c tu re does m e n f of d o g rac in g to p rese rv e
th en ar
A ro u n d S alem it is said th a t
M o n th ly p a y m e n ts w h e n th e y gon, w ith in six m onths from
by Warren Gc jrich
not m ee t w ith th a t m ad e by th e thia r e m n a n t of p io n eer life in
By th is m ethod th e ta x sp e n d -
leg isla tu re s n e v e r change, on ly r e tire a fte r rea c h in g 65. „
' the date of th is notice, to w it:
tax in te rim stu d y co m m ittee b u t r u r a l co m m u n ities. (O r one ing groups a re a b le to consoli-
th e nam es a n d faces The nor-,
P a y m e n ts to th e ir fam ilies up- Decem ber 29, 1950.
it is as good a p lac e to s ta r t as m ig h t re a liz e th a t th e fa ir bo ard s date th e ir forces an d a p p ro p ri-
m
al
le
g
isla
tu
re
consists
of
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on
d e a th .
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m
e
m
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.
a
te
w
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te
v
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r
m
oney
bills
d
e
sir
any. He does th in k th a t th e s ta te w e re th b a it).
P atricia Reid
T h e e m p lo y e r w ill d e d u c t
G h e rm a n (County J o u r n a l
floor w as fille d w ith legislators
and th e ir guests a n d th e g a lle r­
P u b lish ed E v ery F ria a y at
ies w e re packed. P a g e a n try
Moro, Oregon
pleases people, a co ro n a tio n o r
riieH 7 F ren ch
_____ Editor an in a u g u ra tio n a ttra c ts a n d the
Gile. k F n n c n
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CUstom is to p a ra d e s ta te offi-
vuv
v,.vs,
_____
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t
* « cials u p th
e a isle w
ith at, m
u ch
PostofTim a t Moro. L<>re»on.
o rd in a ry looks w ill sus- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
»I Conyreoo of March ». 1X79--------- - - pom p as
By G iles L. F re n c h
“O F F IC IA L C O U N T Y P A P E R
tain.
iVanf Ads
LEGISLATIVE
COLUMN
Tele-fun
req u irem e n ts fro m p iling u p u n -
” Heh
T tT e T u ^ r t to the
tion w h ich is b e in g e sta b lish e d
by an in te rim co m m ittee It m ay
be a d m itted th a t th is c o m m ittee
has offered a p ro g ra m th a t gives
th e g o v ern o r’s office m uch au -
th o rity now h e ld by th e secre-
ta ry of state an d gives to e ject-
ed officers m u ch d ire c t a u th o r i­
ty now held by th e b o ard of
c o n tro >i l (governqr, se c re ta ry of
s ta te a n d tre a s u re r). T he re p o rt
w o u ld m ake m en resp o n sib le
a n d n o t b o a rd s—w hich has som e
m erit.
;
.
T he g o v ern o r seem ed to fav o r
tfia t th e
8 -llc
fo u n d
£
h ^
th e a d h e ra n ta of the dog
races a r e said to be in co n tro l.
j oe H a rv e y of th e house has
w a n te d to rid th e sta te of dog
ra c in g fo r som e tim e b u t Jo e has
n e rv e to in tro d u c e a b ill, for-
ensic a b ility to p re se n t it, b u t
l i n ie a b ility to so licit su p p o rt.
A nyhow O regon has been giv-
en a ch an ce to be m o ral on w eek
d
in stead of Ju st Sunday,
, -,
SER V ICE MEN W ONDER
*
u
ia nV©
A y o u n g m an w ho w ould like
to “ liv v e c " in 1 M oro ***•
has ***"*?
been re tu rn -
w
ed to th e n avy as a p rin te r. H e
can b e d ep en d ed on if th e ex- a m o u n t to be p a id to th e Collec-
^ n a t i o n s a re ciear and the <or of Inten^a, Revenue1.
em^
a ^ X T ^ V m e a ^ o ^ tX
. Joint s e ^ io n an d m o ,
ey bills a re discussed b u t once
by the e n tire group. T his m eth-
od evades th e tw o house a d v a n -
tages u su a lly given as one of th e
good th in g s a b o u t «dem ocratic
fOrm of go v ern m en t. As a m a tte r
of fac t th e jo in t w ays and m eans
com m ittee sits as a ju d ic ia l
bo ard on req u ests o f b u reau an
in stitu tio n heads because w ays
and m eans bills a re seldom re
view ed by th e leg islatu re. T hey
a re b ro u g h t in late and ru sh ed
h
, w ith o u t d e b a te and w ith
little in fo rm atio n „ .
* bfid gystem and tax p ay -
^
T
e
k
' l b
thrnuizh m en tal process-
g
. . .
th em
es o r o r . u .
w hen reacn ea.
'
m
More Fanil Kecorils
11
•
Hue Ifunng
I QC I
t
^
t
o
£
em -
n lo v e e ’s wages?
.
A d ditional farm records by
S h e rm a n co unty farm ers em -
u la
^
‘l dB re s g ta
rte r d hired
J a n u a ry h elp
_______ -
W ages paid to a son o r d a u g h ­
te r 21 o r over, o r o th e r re la tiv e s
an d in -law s a re ta x a b le if th ey
m ee t th e 60 day-$50 test. These
tax e s do no t ap p ly to c h ild ren
u n d e r 21, o r to y o u r fa th e r, m o­
th e r, w ife o r husband.
VOfjrOH/H
- /S 0 7 - f ¿
N ew ly Decorated Rooms
from $2.25 up
Coffee Shop
D ining Room
Garage Facilities
nil»
John Sell Speaker
1, At Woman’s Club
flA O O rW a —
states T. W.
pson, co u n ty
T he M oro W om an’s c lu b m et
" Thom
7
a t th e c lu b house on T h u rsd ay ,
ex te n sio n agent.
T he O ld-A ge a n d S u rv iv o rs J a n u a ry 4, fo r th e ir firs t regu-
In su ra n c e u n d e r th e Social Se- la r m eetin g of th e year. M rs. A.
»»iwFiix v -
x. » •> w
—
— w,
-
j*
tillU Ulv 1 t l V v i vav
v» >*« *
—
b u ild to g It seem s lik e ly to th is
f ° r o u r presence h ere.
leg islatin g w ill begin sh o rtly , tax es on —
w r ite r ih a t an ad d itio n a l source
Ha e x p la in s th a t on his ship N oth in g im p o rta n t w ill be done ,a rm e m p lo y e r w ith the farm
of rev e n u e m ig h t be added to
in the re c e n t d e c la re d w a r X
b u t s o rn e bills
go- em ployer liab le fo r the d e d u c -
in su re p aym ent.
‘ W W II, th e re w e re th re e m en in ,
th ro u g h th e m ill w ill m ak e “ oa of th e em ployee ta x fro m
M odification of re q u ire m e n ts
th e p r in t shop on his ship. Now R possible to le a rn a b o u t how cash w ages of the em ployee.
th a t m ak e m a n d a to ry re tire m e n t th e re a re seven. H e says th a t the lan d Res io r tk e im p o rta n t
T he em p lo y er w ill be re q u ire d
o f sta te g o v e rn m e n t w o rk e rs a t ou tsid e of p re p a rin g a few m aps ones
to p a y th is ta x to th e U. S. C ol-
65 w as recom m ended in consid- a n d d ire c tin g p rin tin g of «om e
senate reduced le c to r of In te rn a l R evenue fo r
¿ ra tio n <4 th e p ro b a b le n e e d fox fu rm s it is questiooabto i t he has , L 11
20 w h irh chang- his d is tric t w hich, T hom pson
a d d itio n a l m a n p o w e r . T his d one a n y th in g .
*
. ..
, . th e o rv th a t every sen- states, is C ollector of In te rn a l
seem ejl w ise to one w ho feels
A n o th e r m em b er of the p r in t fitor sbOuld hav e a ch a irm a n - R evenue, P o rtla n d 9, O regon.
I smu Mow Available
Assy
L W. 11th H Start St • Pwflind. Oref««
‘ G iv e J o h n n ie G lo w w o r m
»>:©nty o f tjm« to a n s w e r —
h e p r o b a b ly c a n ’t And h is
ligh t sw itc h .” . . .Y ou’ll com­
w - t
_
in te re stin g talk in w hich he to
of th e P n ^ c s
>n
O regon, and * re s s e d th e respon-
sib ilitie s of citizensh p.
T he n e x t m eeting of th e club
w ill be on J a n u a ry 18 a t 2 p. m.
M rs. J o h n P a rk e r w ill be direc*
to r a n d som e la te S ta n d a rd Oil
p ic tu re s w ill be show n, y h fs e
a re slid es and a re e n titl
s
th a t th e s ta te has no m o ral rig h t shop c re w has enclosed a c ar- ghi
The house has 25 w h ich it
T he Social S e c u rity tax es do Is O regon T7ie hostesses or
_
to lim it the rig h t of anyone to
copy of a le tte r to his sena- hasPh ad fo r som e sessions.
not apply to all fa rm em ployees, day w ill be M rs. E rn e st E sling
w o rk .
-
to. He has, he says, been back
n * irv an n ears to T hey do apply to a ll fu ll tim e an d M rs. Je n n ie M artin.
A co m m ittee on n a tu ra l re-
so u rces com posed of a long list
of p erso n s in c h a rg e of fo re stry ,
i, a g ric u ltu re , an d
gam e, p a rk s,
e v e n e d u catio n w as proposed
proposea
a n d it m ig h t solve th e p rob lem
a lth o u g h It m ay on ly se rv e to
d iffu
h a a t te e v v e e r r lig
d
i f f n se
o. w h
lic h t exists. .
T he g o v e rn o r d id d e lig h t m an y
th o u sa n d s w h en he said th a t he
th o u g h t in itia tiv e m easu res ask-
in g fo r m oney should sta te th e
in th e n avy fo u r m o n th s an d
chairm en and
the m ost im p o rta n t th in g he has *
. „ of tax atio n and w ays
done is to p rin t him self som e sta-
m eans «hall have b u t one
tio n ery .. He sigps h im sejf
N ° otlfer’com m ittee T his has red u c-
lo n g er yours, An ex
-D e m o c rat e(7 'th e nunYber of e x p erien ced
ex-Lremocrav
w h ich seem s a little u n k in d to
fiU
a n d th e
__ on com _ m it-
his s o u th e rn sen ato r, w ho isn t
b _ e r f m em bers
b ^ n r o d . - u __.
c ^ S ev eral
th e ra ttle -b ra in e d , new d ....................................
eal tees
.
, h L t________
com
m
ittees
a
re
very
w eak and
class,
w
ould
be
g
re
a
tly
stre
n g th e n e d
«
if m
m o ore
use
w
as
m
ade
of
r-
re use w as m aa e oi e ex x p p e e r-
m
o
re
use
j
L evin of R edm ond, 4-H ienced mendNSB Who h a v e al-
C l i e n t ol ^ h o t a s e o u n ,
- ca h p ab
i e le £ o of , ta k in g
em ployees and those h ire d h a n d s
- ~
: <
w hich a fte r m eeting th e q u ali- | i o ( li S t i u a d s I a k e ‘ •
f y in 8 q u a rte r w o rk for 60 days
. ,
C a in e s
and earn s a cash w age of $5° o r
K
By E dw in B alsiger
m o re -
T he M oro A and B squad bas-
T he q u alifying q u a rte rs a re
fro m J u n e 1 to M
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q u alify in g q u a rte r m ay be th e
last q u a rte r of 1950.
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been m ailed an A g ric u ltu re E m -
p lo y e r’s A pplications fo r Id en -
in itia tiv e to o b tain m oney from
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m ea su rab ly helped o b ta in pop- H ep p n er, r e tu r n in g W ednesday
u la rity fo r th e proposal.
evening.
T he g o v e r n o r ’s s ta t^ h e n t
a b o u t re a p p o rtio n m e n t m ere ly
hoped th a t som ething w ould be
d one to rem ed y fo rm e r leg isla ­
tiv e in a c tiv ity in th a t reg ard .
It w as q u ite a good speech,
re a d q u ick ly , im p ressiv ely . The
Rnreka Ix>dge No. 121 A.F. À A.M
Meets on the 1st and
3rd T hursday evening^
each m onth. Visiting
m em bers cordially in­
vited to m eet w ith us
C. S. B ennet^ W. M.
H B. P inkerton. S ecretary _
Moro lodge No. I l l l.O.O.F
Meets 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays in l.O.O.F.
hall. T ran sien t and
rlsitin g b ro th ers are
rordialty Invited to
meet with us.
D onald M artin, W M.
lx»o W a tk in s, S ecretary
L ap iae Rebekah Ixxlge
Meets 2nd and 4th
Tuesdays of each
V isiting
m onth
m em bers welcome.
No. 11«
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