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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, u f ttO , OREGON
NEW
jg lje rm a n (County jo u r n a l
I R ID A I,
DECEMBER 3, 1952
Mary J. Baker
Baker, executrix of the Last
Executrix
Will and Testam ent of Roy J .
Baker, deceased, has filed w ith Carlton L. Pepper
the clerk of the County Court Attorney for Executrix
4-7e
of Sherm an C ounty^Iregw n, her
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final report and account of her
adm inistration
of said estate
and said court has fixed Satur-
É&2í¿Ci<
ja y , the 27th day of December
¡952 a t the hour of 11 o'clock
a
of said day and the court
roorn of said court in the court
house in Moro in Sherman
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
County, Oregon, as .the time and Funeral Advisors and directors
All persons having claims
.,..57' , 7 h 7 ‘B,lM e" of'^Mtiry* b " PUce for hearlng a" »bJ « Uons
L E O N A R D R. S M IT H
• a
_ a — -1 At.
bids and waive inform alities and
ail claims. No bidder may with-
draw his bid after the hour set
for opening thereof unless the
aw ardjng of the contract is de-
layed exceeding thirty 130) days,
Dated the 1st day of Decern-
her, 1952.
Clara E. Houston, Clerk
School District No. 17
Sherm an County
5-6c
Moro, Oregon
LEGAL NOTICES
CODE
INVITATION T O !» •»
Sealed bids will l*‘ received
by
Mrs. Clara I.. Houston,
Clerk, School District No. 17,
Sherm an County, Oregon, at the
School Building in Moro, Ore
gon, until 8:00 o’clock P. M.
(Pa; ific standard Time), on F rl
day, December 19, 1952, for the
construction of a High School
Bunding
for School D istrict
No. 17, Sherm an County, __ Ore-
gon, and will then and there lie
opened and publicly read aloud.
lit/1 o l*v rv 11 kxz. » w ‘/"if/111 FW‘C*
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING -
to sa.d report .n d the settle
to it.
w ith plans and specifications
'hone
3133
The Dalles
them,
made up of very distinguished
■at cutting, wrapping, sharp prepared by A nnantl, Boone 4 fied to present
t
. a w . ith the . ment thereof.
memiiers of the bar and we are
iezc
C 4 C Food Store, |<el Archltet.ts and E ngineer., Brul* r voucher, anti duly vari-
sure that the intent has been to
ass Valley, Oregon.
47tfn 1530 s w Taylor Street, Port-
to the
undersigned, the
shorten the code w ith o u t ch an « - X’E E D AN ALLPURPOSE CAR? land 5, Oregon, and shall be ac-
appointed, qualified ami
in - the n«. m i - : in the
'•
Then see the Willys Station companied by a certified check, jo
oqi Jo joinaaxa aunoe
But, we would read the parts Wagon on di8piay at W ILLIS cashier’s check or satisfactory Mary E. Roos, deceased, a t
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
th a t mo t
concerned 11 MOTOR CO. All-steel body, over- bid bond issued by a surety Moro, Oregon, w ithin six months
S2.00
11 is a
I ' 1 ,lla r
‘Lir.!- th a t drjve> plenty of carrying capacity company licensed to do business from the date of the first pub-
ONE YEAR . .................
____ l«‘gi'ii'<u
houl-. mi lie laws o aieans safety, economy and prac- in the State of Oregon, and lication of this notice, to-wit;
20 percent off
le n g th ily th at they l av e l<’ P**> tical transportation. Also New made out to the order of School November
28, 1952.
DE< EMBER 3, 1932
---------an expert to shorten t )>••»’ w i* t
ro u r w heel Drive JE E PS. PICK- District No. 17, Sherm an Coan-
W illiam
Roos
Beautiful Christmas Gifts - Costume Jewelry
a list of fine legal p h ra s e s m u s t lJ p s a n d S T A T i0 N
WAGONS, ty, Oregon, in an am ount equal
Executor
HOW THEY VOTED
Hose - Handkerchiefs - Everything in I adies’
h a v e been ju n k e d ; w h a t p ara- contact W ILLIS MOTOR for Wil- to 5% of the bid. Each bid shall T Laster
Johnson
‘ ‘u m -o8 lys-Overlana Sales, Service, Parts have attached thereto a list of Attorney for Executor
4-7c
Publication of the official ^ P? L . . . » Z .
Apparel - Christmas Shop Here
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il ,l> and Accessories. West Columbia subcontractors the bidder pro
vote of the November election mu inqulr
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adds new information ’ to tha whereases, the notw ithstandings, River Highway, The Dalles, Ore- poses to use, and any bid not NOTICE OF HEARING
23-tfc. having this attached list will be ON FIN A L REPORT
vote pattern of Oregon’s citi- the repetitions of synonymous gon.
WASCO, OREGON
disqualified from bidding. Ali
Notice is given th a t Mary J.
zens.
words? Who, we wonder, is go- FOR SALE: Aprons for Christ- bidders m ust l)e pre-qualified in
More people voted on stan ing
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in« to
in nollrp
mas
Morn
.
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. Laws
police future legislators
mas. Violet
Violet Noonan
Noonan, Mbro.
accordance
w ...
ith the
the
dard time than on any other to see that they keep w ithin
FOR SALE:
HEATO-MISER State of Oregon. Bids received
measure. Reasons why will I ks this new code of brevity?
Takes the waste heat from after the .time fixed for opening
varied but among them will he
PLENTY OF CHRtSTMA SAVINGS NOW»
It Isn’t that we do not think - the stove pipe and distributes the same will not be considered.
the .Im pliclty of the problem
;;
and sim pler laws
A LW A Y S F I S S I O U A I I I Y !
Plans
and
specifications
will
involved and the confusion en are a good thing; it’s merely
it through out the house.
gendered by so many different that we don’t think that an oc
Ranch & Home Store, Moro, lie available from the office of
times.
5c the architects. No deposit is re
( Fregón.
casional purge is a cure for
quired on the plans, but they
There were 654 thousand per what ails us.
must be returned on or before
sons voted on the liquor by tho
the time of bidding. Contractors
drink measure although the de
failing to retu rn his' plans will
tails of how it is to lie obtained I’ltlSOV REFORM
be disqualified
from bidding.
still ' m ust I»e written.
'ITie
Thank-giving dinner guests The owner reserves the right
cigarette tax drew 646 thousand
The Pr|s ™ *loLs thls fi‘ll1a" d
voters and it was likewise easily ,pe
ai<»u <■< •> o f JMr. and Mrs. Ix*o W atkins to accept or reject any or all
understood. On the m atter of ,hein ma-v ca’l a> »,ri orl reform
Go '-i and Eureka
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LoOge
letting the dogs run fill thou- to become an issu e in th e 1953 (¡a llg | U<.r ¡x-hlte of The Dalles,
Meets Bi, the L i a.iu
W D. W atkins
Mr. and Mr
sand voted and 648 passed Judg le g isla tiv e sessio n .
3rd Thursday evening»
It
is
probable
that
more
would
and
Mr
and
Mrs>
A
rt-W
atkins,
m ent on milk, which was not an
> each morun. Visiting
have been done ai>out it before
easily understood question.
members cordially in
Mr. and Mrs. Vinton W atkins
had
it
not
been
that
those
mem
The truck measure drew 639
spent Thanksgiving day with
vlted 10 meel w,Ul
/ v ' Clyde Glllnior, W. M.
and 619 thousand votes with, bers who gave it the ’most a t his son in law and daughter,
tention
were
not
the
ones
oddly, the constitutional am end
Mr. and Mrs. Rill Rothery at If. D. Pinkerton, Secretary
were highly
ment getting the fewer votes. whose opinions
Soap Lake, Washington.
Hethleheni Chapter No. .8. O.E/4
respected
in
such
matters?
F uture study of the campaigns
Meets every second ano
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b
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a
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w
ill
lie
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ld
in
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There are too many persons
fourth Thursday In each
for and against these two may-
their
annual
waffle
feed
and
in penitentiaries. That has al-
month; visiting members
change campaigns for -i
ways been the case. The constl- f^tnily Christm as paity at 6.30
Invited. Moro. Oregon
time.
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Leo
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atkins
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Bonnie May, W. M.
Interest In a new hospital tional inhibition against “unus-
for elders drew v 633 thousand ual” punishm ents has caused hom e
Gwen
Ross,
Secretary
isand
v o ted to Americans to
limit them to
m t Dorcas c lub of the Chris
votes; 60S thousi
ill meet December \ f oro | A>*iiir No. ilS I. O.O.1»
a
a
sch o o l su- f‘nes or
incarceration.
Some
«
a
n
church
wi
keep on electing
W h5.
h S T 5% - h e r
kind- of „„„U h,..™ .- >•’ / -
C ’hristm as party at Meela , st and 3rd
perintendent
wlmv m u
«,wv
•
home
of
Mr. and Mrs. Ar- P uea^yg in i.o.O.F.
thousand voted on the much, ’night well he invented.
,ur \ an Gilder.
h a ll T r a n s i p n t a n d
more im portant school bill. Moro
I hen, too, e \e iy
■■
■
ip.rold Crocker
<»<
h o ,
VOW I
I on the lx ml
.
^ ih ” ”
3,
S f f l L 'T S S " *
limit for taxes titan (lid on the
-e m l nioi'c p e ls ,,,.., 1 nt
1 lai ’ . a t " a
I
r ,,,e \^ <
RiY iw rre n t
am endm ent
a lth n to penitentiaries. “T here’d ought. Spiingb with Mi. and Mis. Neis Floyd L ine, N. G.
six percent amendment,
ho
feollng helps fill Bylngton and family.
Leo W atkins. Secretary
the six
percent am endm ents
lK ‘ ,au
he*pS
M r and Mrs Bob H arris of
have often been before the vot- u ,t Judge- have different idea, l m T on, v-n
hniidav i^uplne
.
. .
.»n., were
w tic ^holiday
Rebekah Ixxlge No. 110
ers and the six mill was brand
,i . n i , ■
y
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I 'ten t.-, Mi. and Meetg 2nd and 4th
Ixi west vote east was on re- K ! -’<> y e a rs loi a e iu n e u n d ti
s> i.p 'o n J
1 * H ood R lv e r O m n n t h ^ 8 V tsltlm r*1
apportionment. Titer,, was little
f o r '"
W ednesday to take .V rJm em bera welcome
o," S e a u u £ crime».
THc paroi,. .„ a , , has am,
Bd McKee and M r, * dosephlne G entry
Want Ada
Oregon has been
having its
laws revamped
The process
has been going on for some FOR SALE:
Cedar Posts 30c
Giles E. French
Ballt*«
p e r.‘Amos R. Robinson. Wenir
■ S il—
m
Mennä e la » mat U r a t U m
me, Oregon.
4-6p
p o .toffir« at Moro._ O reson. under Aet (
•
i
if Consrreaa of March 8, 1878.
_
bulky
stead of ten
volume- WANTED: Man w ith car to call
o f f ic ia !
county p a p e r there will he three.
on farm ers in Sherm an coun-
L
"i" w • •«
’ $15 to $20 a day. No ex-
N EW SPA PER
or so ago that they hould pSN -hg»vrience or capital required.
the new code with barely a look
Write McNess Co. Dept. B,
PU BLISH ERS
at it because each division of ’ 2423 Magnolia St., Oakland 7,
ASSOCIATION
governm ent hud read and ajw
Calif.
Published Every Friday
Moro, Oregon
at
J
CHAPEL
Pre-Holiday SALE of
Lovely Dresses starts Dec. 8
GAY SH O P
I a acvi sia
Wasco News
whluh it dkd great damage,
Only 551 thousand voted on it
at a |j
Big campaigns can be credit«
ed with some of the vote al-
measure I had
though
the
time
L I lU U K I l
111V
u
n it;
I I I t a« B U I V
IU U
little spent on it and there was
l i t t l e s a id c i
„ m t lique.
11« 11
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by the drink or the cigarette
tax We do not know whv neo-
tax. w e (io not know wny pen
pie vote as they <k> and we su s-
pieion that no one knows very
surely.
WINTER
There are • those who hil»or
nate as does the hear w hen
snow falls and the mercury-
drops; they stay beside the fire
and keep warm. Not that they
subsist on the fat accumulated
through a sum m er of fat steaks,
either. They wax fat. They take
no part In winter; hunt not tho
goose, pack no snowballs In play,
thrill not at the bright and
chilly morn.
By the use of a plentltude of
fuel they keep In sum m er tem
perature throughout the w inter.
It Is like California except for
the fresh air.
Mayl>e these are the lucky
ones. Those who an* driven by
the necessity of working and
who must he outside a part of
each day. have to learn to get
along with cold weather. Liking
It is not the question. The out
doors ones must enjoy spring to
the greatest degree.
The last week was
touch of w inter this season
was a bonafide touch,
,■»•»
While a bit of chill in the air
is invigorating, a tem perature
down to lero is hardly a stim
ulus to out)i<M»r activity..
It
chills the hones and halts the
flow of blood, humps the i»aek
and causes postponement
or
curtailm ent of the outdoor Jo)».
There is a growing num ber of
persons who run away from
w inter and -many more who
dream alsnit It as they huddle
over a fire. Probably its vlr-
tures arc overdone for th ere’s a
frost in southern regions also
Socially its wonderful and as
good us an operation in conver
sat Ion Hut one w ho runs away
displays weakness.
It is true
th at l»eing strong anil self n il
ant has not been in style re«
cently, yet, we still look u|s»n
adjournm ent to the islands as
more proper for the aged than
for the vigorous.
to
th e ir
N.G.
sonio authoii'y to level oti - a
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home
for
the
holiday,
bringing
Helen
Martin,
Sec.
tenet- , hut no' (o m p lt te pt,\. ,
l ’rohahly it should have more them home Friday and r e m a in - __________________
in« overnight at the
MtKee law .and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
1 *’e ,n a in d itbeult.s
w ith m
means
of
reha-
home.
Charles Neville and family. Other
carceratlon as a
of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. guests Thanksgiving day w ere
hilltation is that it doesn't work C Guests
. K
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o
n
tb n lr
enn
til
Frounce,
MT. and
P^nish'iu'nt. no.hmg uk h * •<
Miss \ ivian iro
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Q ilder and Mr.
p e n ite n tia ry are seldom normal
..„nmdt the less vio- and Mrs. Carl Tuggle.
thereafter.
Pens are terrible tho t who commit the less
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ixmg of
lent crlm es. It also seems pro-
Homines Barr, California w ere
p ia n s .
it doe.- seem that we should Per that those who persist in gueRta of
\ i cDermld for a
have enough im agination to pro- crimes of violence might ijetteP footba|| g-arne ¡n Portland after
v ide o th e r m ean s o f p u n is h m e n t
h u n g m o re q u ick ly an d w ith w jdcb tbey ¿rove to Wasco and
for wrong doer«, particularly few er so b s from the sisters.
Were houseguests of Mr. and
Studies about i>en.itentiaries Mrg DavJd nivhelderfer for sev-
IT P l i r n r
A D CP A il J 1
theorists and such,
H o n f c K L , U K f c b U i X : although some very
practical
-
tudled the subject.
1
L c iu m will reqtdre some rath«
er sweeping changes in our sys-
tc n ot jurisprudence and pn>l>-
ably In our concept of crime and
that kind ol change will not
>
come easily nor quickly.
AGED/
eral days
Monday Mrs
Penney^s
own, film y
60-gauge,
15-denier
Long
gnd Mrs njcheW erfer went to
Thp Dalles lo viglt Mr and Mrs
Walt Maasle j teeday the Longa
were __-
luncheon guests of Mr.
and Mrg w R Reid and dinner
gUes^s of p r Leah Richelderfer
and Mr and Mrs Rob Bksh
'pbt,y jeR i^ednesday for a vis-
R with his mother at Pendleton.
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S e e this N e w C ar a t
Pratt Motor Co. Wasco
Gaymode
NYLONS
So luxuriously filmy . . . yet long-wearing,
too, for these are high-twist nylons, that
tend to resist snags! Perfectly gift-appealing
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B O U R B O N W H IS K E Y
BUS WHISKCY IS 4 YEARS 010 • W PROOF
THE H ill MID HIU CO., lOUISVHlE, KT.
• The distinctive grille o f the 1953 Plymouth keynotes the new
•ty lin g which carries through from bumper to bumper. The new
models feature hen ton tai character lines that accentuate the ground
hugging grace of the new streamlined styling. The eoftly rounded
hood, sweeping out to the ft-aders, covers Plymouth’s improved 100-
horeepower engine with its 7.1 to 1 compression ratio. Note also the
one-piece windshield w ith uniform curvature for minimum distortion
and “Control Tower” visibility. It is available also in restful, heat-
abeerbing Solex tinted glass, y
SJORE HOURS: 9:30 A .M . TO 5:30 P.M.
Your New Greater Penney’s
Tlyç Dalles, Oregon
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