Sherman County journal., March 07, 1952, Page 2, Image 2

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SHERMAN COl’M '
JOI>KNAI
MORO, OREGON
F R ID A Y M A R C H f , IV32
a
Thom pson w ill he leader and he
CHURCH GGROUP M E E TS
fo r man o r his’ beasts.
led In the old grave ya rd on
has in v ite d a panel consisting
W$ arc. toid th a V ? la n d ' w eata Ten m ile. K im b a ll was acquitted,
A la ym e n ’s fo ru m is bqing con­ o f V ernon F la tt, Gene Bennett,
Instead o f tth e balm y w eather
out and \vc k n o w th a t land can and wa» in th a t co u n try fo r many the co u n ty has had fo r several ducted d u rin g L e n t a t th e church Douglas A lle y, Joy B aum gartner,
Published Every Frlaay at
l»e w asted A w ay by erosion so years.
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days T hursday was cold and the and the second o f the series w ill and N ina Belshee to aid him .
Moro, Oregon
W E L L D R IL L IN G
_____ p ro d u ctio n is'decreased. We also
A fte r his com m on-law -w lfe le ft east w in d blew as I f s tirrin g u p be held Sunday n ig h t a t 8 p. m. Topic w ill be “ W hat the Church
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d
ito
r
know
th
a
t
nu
n
ft
is
using
more
h
im
,
D.
G.
Leonard
had
a
lo
t
of
Russell
Belshee
and
Mac
H
a
ll
a
late
snow
storm
.
Means
to
the
Laym
an.”
,
S ile s L F r e n c h
T E ’ D A L L E S , OREGON
product» tor f o < \ t h a n he did a tro u b le ^ »with help to ru n his
E lm e r M cC lure master of the conducted the fir s t one w ith
A m ixed qua rte t. B etty Keyes,
BnUred sa second clan« matter at ths tew e e n iu rles agoNjrte is im prov- hotel. N a t L in d s e y ,. re p a ir
man Oregon State Grange, was in the “ W h y be a C h ris tia n ”
as the Beulah T o w n se n d ,. Russell Bel­ Phone 3729.
518 W . 7thSt
Pb.tofflcs at Moro. Oresron. under Act
ip g the q u a lity o f Ste foods and fo r the telegraph lihe, w ent to county T h u rsd a y and called at theme.
Sf Conrreaa o f March 8, 1879.
Sunday n ig h t Dewey shee and Mac H a ll, w ill sing.
PAPER the p ro d u c tio n . o f th^m as one A lk a li
(A rlin g to n )
and got a the Jo u rn a l office.
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O F F IC I A l
c o r NT V
----------— w ay o f feeding the m illio n s o f wo map w h o came and w orked so
new m ouths th a t need food each w e ll th a t L e onard th o u g h t she ANNOUNCEMENT
\
w«t» ju s t w h a t he w anted, and he
was
N A T I O N A L . E D I T O R I A L year.
I hereby announce that I am
A s i b c IlA T l ie N
T e a rs ago W lth u s . an Erigllsh poon m a rrie d her, and then hl3 a candidate fo r the office of
£7
¿J I
economist, fig u re d th
a t the
1}U- troul
___
__ trouble
d id begin. ’ She d id no
State R epresentative
fro m the
man race w ould starve w it h in \ i more w o rk , soon learned the 22nd
R epresentative
D is tric t
few years W h l W d f Its constant’ com bination to the safe, and as co m p risin g
G illia m , ' Wheeler,
g ro w th and the dAscovfl-y o f all (jm e w e n t on, every th in g was Sherman and M o rro w counties,
NEW SPAPER
the lands of the w orld. I t d id n ’t bad, and Leonard took h e r to subject to the w ill of the Demo­
P U B L IS H E R S
occur. Science had much to do The Dalles, and sued fo r a dl- c ra tic voters a t the p rim a ry
w ith th iit and s till is the m ost Vorce? She came back on the election ¡May 16, 1952.
ASSO CIATION
im p o rta n t fa c to r in expanding stage, and insisted on sta yin g
Robert Smith.
the food supply.
-
there. Soon a fte r, one m o rn in g
Condon, Oregon
The discovery o f K rillu m , a he was found shot in the heed,
SUBSCRIPTION R ATES
w ill make clay she was trie d fo r m u rd e r, arsd
ONE 1 E A R .............„......... .. S2.(Xi chem ical th a t
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
lands fria b le and npillow , Is a a fte r a long tr ia l she was fin a lly
lA ll . persons - having
claims
hew method o f increasing produc- acquitted. She studied law w h ile
M A R C H 7, 1U32
tio n by m aking lands more fer- j n ja il, and w e n t to. San F ran- against the estate of Olive F.
iife and easier tille d . Chemicals cigco and was adm itted to the Robinson, deceased, are hereby
n o tifie d to present them in pro­
that
k ill
a lrn o it any specified b a r.
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T A X P A Y IN G T IM E
type o f weeds, e xp e rim entation
There were tw o o th e r k illin g s per fo rm to the undersigned, the
appointed,
q u a lifie d and
I t used to be th a t the tim e fo r that produces bigger.crop«, trans-
th a t co u n try , th a t happened d u ly
paym ent o f p ro p e rty taxes was p o rla tlo n th a t moves food pro- a ite r j lef t there, b u t as I knew a cting A d m in is tra to r o f the es­
above named de­
called ta xp a yin g tim e because the duvta to places o f scarcity, can: a|(
lhe
concerned, I 'V U l tate o f the
A man named ceased, a t the o ffice o f Geo. G.
largest
p a rt
of
total
taxes n in g , preserving, and freezing m ent|on them .
U pdegraff, M oro, Oregon, w lth -
w ere paid then.
I t has long th a t p e rm it the safe storage of Jx)ve and George W rig h t had A
n six m onths fro m the date of
a m all
a l l o examples
v u m n lf M ; of
o f man
m a n ' . a
! row . in * drUg
, __________
n a i n .Wasco, as
food
are
gtore
since been tru e that the federal
notice, to w it M arch 17,
(« .<ful
fig h t
fo r su rv iv a l. t
got outsi(ie
Love drew a
governm ent through g re a tly In-,
ri>vnivi>r
trip
p e
e d
d h
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creased Income taxes has made I bat .tome of them are p ro fita b le re
vo lve r, W
W rla
rig h
h t t
trip p
him
John Q. Robihson
Is beside the point.
M arch J 5 ta xp a yin g tim e.
and alm ost got th e g un w hen
18-21c
A nation
o r poor by the -L o ve shot h im . Love was trie d Geo. ( X U pdegraff,
iiic ic a
ic those
Uiune wKd
wnu fin
n riu
UlUl
.A
, is „ ric . h _,
There
are
d th
at
every payday Is ta xp a yin g tim e ' Q u a n tity of
a?,.
4 havi fo r m u rd e r, and came clear. A tto rn e y \fo r A d m in is tra to r
and these persons, unless they
she} te r
c ze
. * There was a scandal m ixed up
NOTICE T<> CREDITORS
ca re fu lly add up the , u m . th e y " “ / n t e r “ "°a 'iid J u r a ^ d to in th e ir trouble.
A ll
persona having
claim s
pay, m ay n o t k n o w how much 11 ,
.5 ? ?
L /X
No d o u b t th e rV a re m any th a t against the estate of C athrlne C.
they are paying, nor th in k 'a b o u t
V
fn d «nme rem em ber
the shooting scrape W ilke ,
deceased/\ are .hereby
ier. I t can be stored and some­
w h a t they could buy
i f taxes
tim es kept; It cannot be eaten. between Joe W a lke r and Tom n o tifie d to present them In p ro ­
were lower.
The average citizen o f the Gordon. T om and his b ro th e r in per fo rm to the undersigned, the
I f the president s budget o f U nited States has some 2.4 acres law,. Ed B ic k fo rd and his w ife , d u ly appointed, q u alil
85.4 b illio n s is passed i t w ill re­ o f rtUll
Susie,
had gone to the old Gpr acting E x e c u trix o f the
VU provide
UIUTIUC food
C W s fo
w a r
s
e a s ...
_
soil to
him
q u ire $914,000,(XX) fro m -O regon I t w as fo u r a few years ago. In don place to get fr u it, w h ile they aud Testam ent o f C a th ri
according to figures made by the the w o rld there Is lesslhan or.e were gone, W a lke r p u t a w e W ilk e , deceased, a t the
U n ite d States Chamber o f Com­ acre. In -S h e rm a n county It
fence across th« road In a ra- Geo. G. U pdegraff, Moro,
merce. T h a t means th a t the av­ 120 acres. We grow o n ly a few vine and wheen they came to toe w ith in six m onths from the date
erage fa m ily w ill pay $1843 per crops and m ust exchange them fence, Tom
started to c u t the of th is notice, to w it: February
alk- 15th, 1952.
year, som ething over $150 per th ro u g h b a rte r o r the use -“ o f wires, w hen Joe and J im
er came up on the o th e r side,
m onth. N o t all o f th is comes fro m tnoney fo r o th e r necessities.
Catherine Andeesen
T h is Is all v e ry " elem entary a°d a fte r some words, they n o th Geo. G. Updegraff,
Income taxes, b u t some fro m the
/ o u ’ll never know what she means till you try Chrysler a
man^ .««else and special taxes qlthough th is Is the tim e o f year began shooting Joe was shot in A tto rn e y fo r E xe cu trix
15-I8c
Power Steering yourself! £?«*» ofAer cart wtjA so^
when o u r
dependence on th e r th® arm
end T o m
was shot
n o w levied.
called power tberinq don’t offer os much new taietq and eaee
Dücover Powtr
between .the eyes. Joe lost his NOTICE OF HEARING
The tax b ill o f the state o f soil should be recalled.
—
arm . but w as acquitted o f m u r­ ON FINAL RBTOKT
Oregon Is $90,000,000 a year o r 5 .
at the gettt
Today . an i
On* every turn, hydraulic power does 4 /5 of her work, her
der.
There had been trouble
little less than ten percent of the
Notice is g ive n th a t the u nder­
hand
does only 1/6! On every turn, she turns her wheel 1 /f
l>etwMfi
them
fo
r
a
long
tim
e.
signed, as a d m in istra to r^ p C the
-n a tio n ’s b ill to r Oregon.
1^- ^ « ^ T n iJ T K s
distonre than other cars! J i t eeery
™
T o be continued
estate o f Thomas P Zim m erm an,
federal taxe* were levied on p ro ­
her hands have 5 times her former power to hold an< control
perty, o r If each county paid the
T h is is the tim e o f the p o litl-
— Jay Price
deceased, has file d his fin a l re ­
180 V -6
her car’s front wheels!
,, u
M
same percentage o fin c o tn c taxes cal speculator. He flourishes lik e
p o rt w ith the cle rk of the Coun­
on non-premium
She eases into parking places yon wouldn t even try. 8ne
B arney’s G. V.
ty C o u rt o f the State o f Oregon,
th a t i t w ould pay p ro p e rty taxes, th e green bay tree and the click- P aint
Security of Power
slips through traffic with the precision of a watch. She breezes
fo r Sherman County, and th a t
the federal budget w o u ld cost m g o f his ty p e w rite r is as the
. . . Drwer-Controltad Au
over bad roads with never a feel of wheel fight, car under
said
co
u
rt
has
fixed
Saturday,
Sherman
countians
$5,212,542 h u m o f locusts— and often
as
made Fluid Treiwmimion
control as never before!
. ,
...
the 29th day o f March, 1952, at
and the state tax some h a lf a om inous.
I I /
a
. . . The Rou<h-Road Sta­
She can start in the morning and drive into the night w itn
m illio n . Local taxes are some
N o w the a tte n tio n o f these ex-
BY O Z l f Z l U >
the h our o f 10 o ’clock a. m_ of
bility of Oriflow R»de . . .
never a hint of shoulder strain . . . with the same wohderfuJ
.
perts i is s
tu
jtoward
Z v .O O O .
t u rn
in e
c u d
tu n a iu
x New
vv w
s
said day and the courtroom of
T h e protection o f F u lly
A w heel feel” and safety in every mile!
A ch a rt published I n th is Issue H am pshire w here hotel keepers, FOR S A L E : 4 bottom In t. plow, the above e n tltile d court in tne
Waterproof Ignition.
Vome try this amazinj^new steering yourself. We promise
indicates th a t these fig u re s are ham burger stands and gasoline
Good shape $350. C all A nR ill- courthouse in M oro; Oregon, as
iU
you
anything I
salesmen a ’•------
Monroe Pontiac Inc., 191, Moro. the tim e and place fo r hearing,
approxim ately correct fo r the -salesmen
re -re -—
a p in “ g —
a *------------
welcome
M l C r w r . Iw y w W . w a íU N -, « W . m A N T m u
J
P m m t À iw ìm
a ll objections to said re p o rt and
♦nrdgwr *» m m m r th e
rm af m- - * » * " * h a rre s t fro m busy p o lltl-
(NOTK
FOR
S
A
L
E
:
One
3
bottom
and
comes of a ll person» west o f the fia n s . 1 he stories are rem lnts-
the settlem ent thereof.
and one 4 bottom, 14” Case
’
’
Fred C. Zim m erm an
M lssissippi w ith some a d d ltlo n a r c e n t o f tiw tra in in g camp stories
plows
w
ith
hitch.
Ready
to
go.
A d m in is tra to r
land th ro w n in. The fiv e m illio n thut
fro «
oidthne prize
$475.
A rs ll 1 Monroe
Pontiac, C a rlto ii L Pepper
17-20t
in federal taxes w ould be about f '« h te rs camps before the news-
Inc., 191, Moro.
A tto rn e y fo r a d m in is tra to r
h a lf o f the total assessment va'
« W P e d th a t so rt of thing.
yv© are c e rta in ly n o t socialists H A R T S C li lX — every
F irst a n d B ig g s Stre e ts
T u ts.
uatlon o f Sherm an county.
We
T here Is no doubt th a t the in o u r p o litic a l concepts.
Folder and price lis t by re ­
people have been sold too much are in d iv id u a ls and we cherish a
tu rn m a ll.
H arts H atchery,
governm ent;
they are
b u ying contest. A footrace, a ball game,
Beaverton, Ore.
J5-24c
and paying fo r more than they a Ix ix ln g ’ bo u t, a fis h in g derby,
even the ra b b it chasing dog has 800 fa m ily W a tkin s Route now
can afford.
We are
available.
I f you w a n t y o u r
M any of the more extravagant advocates in Am erica.
ow n
business • w ith ' better
vrncM
•»»
m
a
k
in
g
Our
p
o
litic
a
l
campaigns
bureaus are w ell entrenched
and
lo m t' ve rv ° ' er to f lt the PtfU ertl of 8P<>« t-
than
average
income, w rite
are able to present
why
t h e y * " « r * ’.*1’ “ -
fo r in fo rm a tio n to The J. R.
excellent
reasons
A man enters the arena, throw s
W a tk in s Co., 137 D exter Ave.,
should continue to receive money his hat in the rin g , and citizen*,
Seattle, 9, W ashington. 15-20c
In the same grand scale to w h ich
a ll over the nation decide to sup-
they are accustomed. The federal p o r f o r oppose h im at the polls by ^ R
1950 Chev. 1-ton
SALE;
budget is a com plicated docu­
P ickup «,
w ith
4-speed trans,
the sim ple act of m aking up th e ir
m ent o f 1222 pages
stock rack. B. M cNeely, Grass
m inds-M ind often closing them
I t Is presently
argued th a t
V alley, Oregon.
.
13c tin
tig h t. ” 1 lik e Jke ’’ buttons are
congress should have a force of w o rn by v o te rà w ho have no
taJf experts who could break idea o f the general's qualities o r NEED AN ALL-PURPOSE CAR?
Then see the Wlllys Station
dow n the budget In to flLQI? cas’ q u a lifica tio n s. T a f U nbuttons ate
lly understood pieces so that w o rn by another group fo r no Wagon on display at WILLIS
MOTOR CO. All-steel body, over
congressmen could inyre
easily better, reasons.
\
decide w h a t to d o w lM i H. T hat . I t does seem as FT the process drive, p le n ty o f c a rry in g capacity
means safety, economy and
seems a reasuprfliîe suggestion, Of self governm ent m ig h t
h to
b u t except fo r an absence of de­ ca rrie d on w ith consideration fo r tical tra n sp o rta tio n . » A lso New
ta il the federal budget doesn t policies as a m a jo r feature. We F our W heel D riv e JE EPS, P IC K ­
seem much more fo rm id a b le than are d ivided Into parties as de­ UPS and S T A T IO N WAGONS.
fo _ r WI1-
the state budget. In d u s try and fin ite •iy
iv / . Contact
_
. W IL . L _ IS . MOTOR
o
_
ly ua
as uiuinru
a lu m n i oi
of u n iv e rs ity
e ffo rt should p e rm it congress u> and state. These p o litica l sports l.vs,Overland Sales, Service, Par
understand the budget. E xp e rts w rite rs aid and abet this aspect
Accessories.
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Tho H
i U m Ore­
Dr«
R lvnr
ive r n
H iffh
ig h tv
w a
a v y, The
Dalles,
m ig h t help If congress, was
• o j. QUr natjona| affairs.
They
gon.
23-tfc.
ta
in
th
a
t
the
experts
represen
e*
K
e
fa
u
ve
r’s
T
V
appeal
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»7 , .»«..»TW «.
. .
appeal,
congress Instead of the bureaus. TafVg nu.nlaJ
brilliance,
T ru -
CUSFOM S L A U G H T E R IN G —
H igh taxes m ig h t be defensi .c m an>s w jn n j ng habit, Eisenhow-
Meat cu ttin g , w rapping, sharp
.. the people are assuieu tna ej.,s apJHM| , u independents much
• freeze. B rin g them In a n y dav
the money needed to arm th e na
ftxX lm ll w rite rs
dissect
hut Sun«lav C A C I^ood Store.
tlo n against possible a tta t
ant
p o te n tta lltle s o f state's tack-
Grass V alley. Oregon.
2lt?e
if at the same tim e the g o v e r n jps a n d t j J(? u n iv e rsity ’s blocking
m ent was fu lly honest anti dom ta cks.
Moro Ixxbre N«4 111 L O O J
estic a p propriations were reduc­ We beeonie partisans and cheer
Meets 1st and 3rd
ed In other w ords the govern­ fo r anil bet on o u r side. We ex
Tuesdays In I.O.O.F.
m ent Itself, the bureaus, the do erclXb o u r
com bative instincts, ball- T ra n sie n t and
gooders. should tig h te n
th e ir vv<r g lo ry in
lieing a partisan. v is itin g brothers are
belts along w ith the taxpayers. T ro u b le Is that It Is not over as lo rd ia h y invited
Such taxes must lie exception is a game. We make national de­ Floyd L m e , N. G.
al, not usual. The ta xp a ye r n a w cisions in o u r elections. N j w on­
Leo W atkins. Secretary
be assured th a t they are excep der we like.,, the decisions
sv
ita . 11«
Laptee Rebekal
tlonal and those’ ^ h o represent little .
•
'■ . ‘
Meets 2nd and 4th
them m ust see to It th a t th«4
Tuesdays of each
are an e x tra o rd in a ry levy, io
Youngstown Kitrbeos 88“ TWia-bowl C abtnrt
month. ! Visiting
be sepclflc thia epunty cannot J A Y P R IU E U M E M O IR S
Sink, o m o f 18 lusury models. Features ooe-
members
welcome
long a ffo rd to send $5,000,(kX) to
niaee. arid-resssting porcelain-enamel too? tw in
W ashington fo r governm ent. We
W hen 1 named the scholars of Josephine G e n try
bowls; recessed soap dish; double
N.O.
p ublic school, I did
neither w a n t o r can use th a t the firs t
-uuigiuM mixinft-fnuret; flexible rinse spray.
ABOUT THE COUNTY
jB ljr r m a n (Sunn tg a jo u rn a i
DORIN WILBURN
PRATT MOTOR C lkW asco, Oregon
not m ention the names of H a rry
and Asa Rlcheldegfer, th e y also
w ent to th a t firs t te rm of school.
FOOD
I am not sure o f the year, b u t
about 1870, F ra n k K im b a ll had a
-M a n
runs a perpetual race
igainst starvation. R ig h t now he cabin in Cottonwood canyon. A f­
s ahead q u ite a ways and prob te r being away, he th o u g h t the
Indians had robbed his cabin, so
,bly gaining. I t is not o n ly a
o nte3t fo r the w hole race of he set a gun at the w indow , and
put a w a rn ing note on the door,
na n klnd
b u t fo r ra th natbm
in hbs alwence, C harley Candle,
ind-eaeh in d ivid u a l.
O rd in a rily population
contin. w h h liv e d on the John Day. ju s t
*».• above
___ Cottonwood, came to K lm -
ies to Increase and the W
w Oa
o rld
-------- I . n z r r T h e re lx a h tn it ba I Is. and not
seeing the note,
X
num ber i t acn.'. th a t ear. m - n v .l , h , w t n d o » « > d ^ « »hoi
much goverhment.
Helen Martin, Sac.
Youngstown Kitchens Food Waste Disposer can
be easily installed. Yours for as little as
Eureka Lodge No. I l l AJP. A
Meets on the 1st and
3rd Thursday evenings
each month. Vlaltina
members cordially in-
vtted to mast sdth us
k Clyde GUIntor, W. M.
Pinkerton, Secretary
___
Rethleheas Chaptar No. 7B. (KELS
Meets every second and
fourth Thursday In each
month; visiting members
invited. Moro, Oregon
’ p^ « , n .
c !^ ™ » and i « r w i.h h im , n x te K U h * John D ay
Bonnie May, W. Mi
Gwen Ross, Secretary -
S Î X Z i p w v id c no food bridge to r help. C .b d l« w . b u r ,
$7.40 , A MONTH
'Everything To Butld Anything
The Dalles, Oregon
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