Sherman County journal., June 25, 1954, Page 2, Image 2

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»HEKMLAN COUNTY! JOURNAL, MOHO. OKKOON,
FRIDAY, JUNK 25, l»M
Tex irxyk. defendant, for ,h .4 u m of MOO» d.y of
unit. Good shape.
from Biggs, up Spanish Hollow,These men are bold, ambition, and
34C X V ^ l T m V ^ S O . i o for at- county Courthouse of Sherman
Moro.
up-to-date, you bet,
of this na- Into the w heat»elds of S h « » ..»
*9»Itcrtttu ii ( f u u i t l u . Ijo u t i u t l
And if there’s anything ¿n boom- ro R gALE: Two story house on torney-a
fees and
and costs
costs and dis- County, Oregon, sell e P
____ , „ .—
no, changed very much coun,y'. “ e
lng, they'll surprise their
Johnson ranch, to be moved im- hnrspmpnts
burse,nents ta**^
at $34.70 and auction (subject
to re
p . .
taxed
---- .
ante
than
backing;
although
at
Puhiisbrd Every Friday
since the war, not as much as farmers helped him, taking horses
mediately. Inquire of Tex Irxyk,
costs upon lh is writ, com- to the highest bidder -f o r cash 1
neighbors
yet.
Moro, O rno»
events indicate It should.
Phone 796, Moro.
■ manding me to make sale of the hand all the [ ^ t title and in
E d ito r
We were going to establish a and slip scrapers to the right-of- There’s Walter Moore, the bank­
following described real property terest which the said ^exande^
Gii«-*, I,. Fremi»
way
for
a
few
days
work
at
the
er, he’s tall and portly, too. LEFT at DeMoss park Sunday, situated in the County of Sher M Hicks had on the 18th day
western Europe federation, build
at
ÜM
t . b rx l a» *wond r l* M m » IU r
June 13, sq. pyrex dish, wh.
And in successful speculation,
western Germany, oppose fabulous price of $2.00 per day;
Decembers 1948, the date of the
i
He» al Moro. Or.tron. und»r Aet up
cloth. 3 cups, butcher knife, man and State of Oregon, to-wit: mortgage herein foreclosed, or
his equals they are few.
Russia by helping all possible perhaps also he got some rails
»' CiimrreM of March S, ISIS,
All
of
Lot
Ten
(10)
and
east
tbl. spoon, fork. Owners call at
He’s stage struck, and that’s his
opponents and restricting trade from other road«.
since that date had in and to the
20 feet of Lot Nine (9) in
ni IH I V
CO UNTY PA PER
As secretary he had the help
hobby as his actions plainly
Journal office for same.
above described property or any
with Communist«?.
Block Four (4) of ARMS-
(m r" féderaüon ' hasn't worked of May Enright, who had been a
show
______ _____ __________
part thereof, to satisfy said exe­
R IA L
Our
federation
nas
telegrapher
at
Biggs,
and
of
WORTHY
ADDITION
to
the
n a t io n A. I “ >'
I Mh-d .Na­
cution, judgment order and de­
And he always was a brilliant t pjGAL NOTICES
City
of
Wasco,
Oregon,
in
the
ASSOC
star as the people all well
cree, interest, costs and accruing
tions which we were trying to Drake C. O'Reilly, a character
y j T
County of Sherman and State
NOTICE OF BIO
know.
circumvent with the federation. known for his promotions. W. H.
costs.
The
Sherman
County
Fair
asso-
b r u i v i » ; i i 7.$ n-B
of
Oregon.
Moore
was
one
of
the
stockholders
Such is the man of Moro, a typical
The French won't U?t us build up
Dated May 20, 1954.
ation invites bids for the rewiring
NOW,
THEREFORE,
by
virtue
along
with
a
number
of
smaller
man is he
western Germany and we haven t
and
necessary
fixtures
and
ser-
said’
execution,
judgment
or-
First
Publication May 28, 1954
investors
whose
names
have
not
NEW SPAPER
And so long as brain’s a factor
the nerve to do it ourselves. Eng-
vice for the following buildings
decree and order of sale and Last publication June 25, 19M
land
is
talking
appeasement
and
been
preserved
in
that
connec­
his
success
we
guarantee.
___ Vnrman k
u tl’
P U B L IS H E R S
Norman E. Fields
and locations;
of "said "writ,U l^w ilTon The" 28th s heriff of Sherman County, Ore.
ted man Churchill is coming over tion.
a sso cia tio n
Robert
Ginn,
the
merchant,
is
a
No.
1
Beef
Barn
Wasco
had
boomed
after
the
to appease us as a final diploma­
man of high repute,
No. 2 Exhibit Building
Trade with Russia advent of the railroad as farmers
tic Jesture
He’s opposed to all the sins of
No. 3 Horse Barn
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
is growing because our tariff from as far south as Kent hauled
men, King Alcohol to boot;
No. 4 Sheep and Swine Barn
policy doesn’t permit much trade into warehouses there instead of
SUBBCIUPTION RATEN
No. 5 Four 20 amp. conces­
making an additional ten mUes He’s a man to watch the comers
n \ | . » » iK
*2 '* w ith 'u s and other nations like to down
and to read the passing signs* sion outlets located at equal
the grade into Grant. Moro
And if time will only favor," spaces along concrete wall.
' " now we are talking about a wanted a railroad, too. One_ read-
J I NK 25, 1954
he’ll succeed along these lines
No. 6 Two hundred (200)
alliancp to oppose Russia lng about it now can hardly
1 acific all a e
PI Au* raUa share the occasional doubt about Of course, he has his failings, and
amp. service for total load
RIGID PRICE,
and China on
and one hundred (100) amp.
in somethings may be lame
and the Philippines are for It. the extension of the road. Talk
RIGID RESTRICTIONS
was
that
it
was
going
to
Prlne-
But
despite
his
minor
weakness-
service for house load.
What we refer to as the big na­
es he will get there just the
One 50 amp. 3 pole solid neu­
The decision of Secretary of tions are not. They want to win ville and later to Bend, Canyon
Cal Horn, your Telephone Manager
tral outlet installed at ser­
same.
Agriculture Benson, reducing the
pOt without putting up an City, Ashwood, Ontario.
Such
are
the
men
of
Moro,
a
In
A
pril
the
workers
started
vice
location.
acreage of wheat for 1955 to 55.-
, since Korea we are sm art
_
.........
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
typical man is he,
Each of these six (6) items to
000,000, has been expected by enough to insist on support be- grading and ^ d l ^ treat e « u p
and so long as brain’s a factor,
bjd as an individual job, with
everyone who has kept abreast of jore go| ng ¡nto a war.
the canyon
°
Í
his success we garantee.
the p ajr association having the
the problems of wheat.
We are stm insulting isolation- Klondike, named for the Alaskan
option of completing one or all
The crop report that showed
aUhough with less fervor Klondyke'
in
t h ^ H a J ----- ------------
so little probable reduction in the (han before and 8ome men in that time. Settlers in th H y
n r a U 'v
A
£•
of the same.
If you look closely at
Y Y A P ll
A D O
The Fair association reserves
huge surpluses built up in recent government are finding it possi- canyon country wanted the
the telep hone cables
years made it mandatory that the
(o intimate that our successes to come by Hay canyon so they WANTED. Man or woman to call the right to accept or reject any
In the picture—both
downhill haul,
on farmers in Sherman county, or all bids.
biggest reduction possible be in Europe and Asia have been would have
pjmilar to the ones
petitioned,
and
Many making $20 to $40 a day.
Plans and specifications can
minor and the cost of They met and
taken. Unless congress makes
that carry your calls
Reference required. Write Mr. i)e secured at the dwelling on the
some other decision possible Ben- them hag lx;en Very, very great, carried their message to Lyt
son will have to cut wheat acre- ,fhe nationa that criticized us and his board, and even raised
—you’ll see a differ­
Inman, P. O. Box 14, Bayshore Fair grounds.
Station, Oakland 23, Calif. 33-4p
Rids will be received until eight
age to 55,000,000 under the farm most for being isolationist have a little money as a further
ence In their cover­
merely been anxious to be isola- ment. So the railroad came by WANTED; Man for maintenance o’clock p. m., July 7, 1954.
program.
ings. The outside of
meict.y itvx - h
anvnn
- with
w it h »
u t back to
__
’onnoth P
Hay „ canyon,
a c cut-back
to
Signed: L
Kenneth
Fridley
The rigid price
law under
themselves,
of four school buses and driver
the cable on the left
President
33-35C
which Benson must operate was
... have opposed the word the warehouses, and on up Grass
for one. Can be full time job
is made of lead. And,
passed in war time for the pur- - eummum.sm” without d o i n g Valley canyon to Barnum canyon
for right man.
Please apply NOTICE TO CREDITORS
formerly, only lead
pose of insuring great quantities ,nucb against the political ideal and up that to Moro,
to
Dist
17
Clerk,
Clara
Houston,
All persons having claims
of wheat for ourselves and our Qf com,nunl»m.
Lytle h®tJ Promised that the
did a good job of
Moro.
33c
allies. The proviso setting up a
, t is about time for us to quit train would arrive in October. FOR SALE: Baled Wheat Hay, against the Estate of Herman H.
protecting the vital
Nichols, deceased, are hereby
means of reducing the amount of worrying about the world and Farmers began hauling wheat
Wires inside. B ut
cut
green.
J.
R.
Yocum,
Phone
no(jfiecj
to
present
them,
with
acres to be sown to wheat was h t our worrying toward our- into the new warehouses of the
756 Wasco.
33-36c cbe . . prOper
vouchers j and J duly
now we have a new
not .riven much thought and is
Union Warehouse company, a co-
.
.
operative venture, when the EoR SALE: 6 room house, bath, verified, to the undersigned, the
cable covering called
not satisfactory. It placed the en
three-quarters,
two
duly
appointed,
qualified
and
act-
the
wheat
was
threshed,
and
“stalpeth” (the one
tire burden of restriction of the
It Is entirely possible that the
ta r garage7**Mr?or" Mrs. L. O. lng'Executor of the Estate of
possible surplus«* onto reduction nloney involved isn’t the most iin- houses were full long before De-
on the right). Per­
-----1— when the whistle first
Kirby, Phone 404, Moro. 32tfn Herman H. Nichols, deceased, at
in acreage. It doesn’t work; not . pOrlUnt thing to be considered . in cember
fected after long re­
the office of T. Lester Johnson, at-
in these days of fertilizer, plentl- ,nuking a farm program. Assum- sounded in Moro,
search, it’s made of
FOR SALE: Model 21, drapei- ^orney at jaWf Moro, Oregon,
rails
reached
ful rains and weed killers.
lbat the government should
The night the
aluminum, steel, and plastic, furnish more service, good
type, Massey-Harris, self-pro- wlthin slx mOnths from the date
Without war the surplus of su.,.,ort the farmers, and that Moro the railroad company gave
Stalpeth weighs less than service, at low cost to you.
peller combine. 1’hone 141, of the flrst publication of this no-
wheat grew burdensome and then soniL. of them will by chance be a dinner for the workers at the
Grass Valley Equipment & lie- Uce tQ wit; June 4 1954
lead and costs less—up to 43 Pacific Telephone w orks
Impossible. Congress has refused support«i in luxury, a govern- City Hotel, an Imposing hostelry
Pair, Grass Valley. •
32-5c
’
Wesley E. Nichols
cents a foot less. We’re using to m ake your telephone a
Executor
Benson’s
=
~ ^
, “ " 7 7
IN V E S T M E N T S E R V IC E
it wherever we can . . . to bigger value every day.
support bill that
la x exempt state and school Brown & Van Vactor
and
he
served
them
well
and
the use of price, In addition to change, that the job of feeding
bonds.
High grade stocks and T. Lester Johnson,
acreage, as a means of reducing and clothing the public Is not plentifully, for was he not al-
31-4C
bonds and mutual funds for Attorneys for Executor
Easy way
surpluses. It may be that price done; the evils of marketing are ready planning to get a new
better
income,
and
tax
advan­
board
sidewalk
built
from
his
would not prove an ade<|uate wea­ not cured.
to speed
tages on your savings. Data NOTICE TO CREDITORS
hotel clear to the new depot.
pon either. . But it seems certain
All
persons
having
claims
sent
on
request.
Citizens of Moro, the business
that lM»th lowered price and re­
long distance calls
This is the second and last of
J. W. DODD, TYGH VALLEY, against the Estate of Chester B.
duced acreage would cut the two articles about Sherman coun­ men, the professional men—and
Halfpenny,
deceased,
are
hereby
ORE., Eastern Oregon Mgr.,
surplus more quickly than eith­ ty history. They are published there were more of both then
notified to present them, with
Win. J. Collins & Co
You’ll get faster long dis­
than
now—did
not
hold
an
offi­
er alone.
by request of some of those who
Late information furnu hed on the proper vouchers and duly
cial
celebration
until
the
next
tance service if you give the
’ The western wheat farmer is
"l',','. S henf.an'coun'i HU- Tuesday night, l>eceml«r 20. They
any securities without cost.
verified, to the undersigned, the
operator the telephone num ­
the loser. When there Is a surplus,
and
32 tfn duly appointed, qualified
g torical picnic foI. whlch they Inet at the Opera house, then back
he has It.
ber you’re calling, rather
acting administrator of the Estate
of the state highway garage and
SALE: New and used parts
The decision ul>out the controls
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
of
Chester
B.
Halfpenny,
deceas-
than just the name and a d ­
"
"
a i " :,'" » ' o’clock, Wednesday
»«>“
“treet-
and before
for two wood-frame 30-38 Har-
a( the office of T 1>ester John.
will l»e made by farmers in states
dress. And to help you keep
eveitng
December
14,
UW,
the
the
long
delayed
banquet
rega
-
ris
combines,
Including
11.25
x
aUorn
at
law>
Moro>
Ore-
where farms are small and those
out-of-town numbers handy,
uls on the Columbia Southern «1 themselves In Hoggard s bll-
36 rublier tires like new and a
’ wjthin six months from the
farmers will vote tn keep the price
a
oad
were
"aid
to
the
depot
Hard
and
bowling
.Hey,
which
reconditioned
and
guaranteed
of
(he
flrst
publlcatlon
of
thls
we’ll lie glad to send you a
and take the controls. Why? The
I ~ I ila x c
I V i'
I hPSP
.
.
4
m r <
amuse-
free booklet to list them in.
controls do not affect them lie- groum's it, Moro, and amid great was available for their
notice, to-wit: June 4, 1954.
itmes are priced to sell. Van
cause their acreage 1« so smajl. K
B. C. Baumgartner
excitement . .1
the Vi.,.,!.«.»
r gl.ig f iMtils
bdls, ment. Guests from Portland and
For your copy, ju s t call,
Reltmann, Condon, Ore. 32-4c
The big wheat farmer Is about blowing of whistles, filing ol
Administrator
because
write,
or drop in at • in >usi-
through unless the rigid price anvils and cheering of people, fo anu never urn arrive oecause FOR SALE: Stucco (inside and T. Lester Johnson.
ness
office.
law urn be amended. In Oregon ^ ¡ nu No. 1( wlth the construe ^ r e was not enough coal at
outside) 2 bedroom house In Attorney for Administrator,
the reduction wa some 26 per- u
t in ran lnlo the city and Wasco to insure the trip. Lytle
31-4C
Grass Valley, large living room, Moro, Oregon
Sh.
rman
county
It
was
r^
ame
thc
termlnu#
of
was
on
hand
to
metaphorically
cent; tn Sherman county it was y oro became the terminus
fireplace,
hardwood
floors,
full
32.8 percent; in the United States ¡he Co|U,nbia Southern railway”. present the city with the railroad,
A friend of mine recently told me about an interest­
basement with extra bedroom, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE HTATK OF OREGON FOR
It was 20 percent.
Thus, the Peoples Republic, a a fine gesture more oratorical
3
lots,
$10,000
cash;
$12,000,
ing experience he had with the yellow pages
the
The law will make a cut from p^puiigt newspaper, edited by than actual.
terms. Chicken house and pen. TH E COUNTY OF »HERMAN
Walter Moore was toastmaster.
CIJLRA
VAN
KLEEK,
Plaintiff,
63 million acres to 55 million g rant E Kellogg, described the
Classified
section
of
the
Telephone
Directory.
lie
Dorothy Perry Glenwood, Wn.
vs.
acres which is approximately 12.7 scene of *the coming of the rail- He told of the certain brightness
33-5c
of the future, the Increase In the
said, “ When 1 am in the market to buy a certain
percent under the present acre- ro#(j tQ \jorOt
ITATE WIDE PAINT CO. com- ALEXANDER M. HICKS, Defen
age. On the same basis as the
Jt wajJ Jnore of a clty celebra- value of farms, the stimulation
plete painting and decorating (*ant*
item and want to know where to buy it, 1 just
No. 2837
cuts were made last* year it Is tlon lban a county celebration for to business, the growth of the
service, spray or brush Phone
city,
and
thus
started
the-oratory
PINPOINT it in the Classified section. Yes, a dealer
NOTICE
OF
SH
E
R
IF
F
’S
SALE
entirely possible that th«* wheat since tb(? fan before there was
3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St.
By
virtue
of
an
execution,
counties of Oregon will lie res- assurancc bi the minds of nearly which lasted until mid night.
Vern Campell and Jack Null,
of a name brand refrigerator sold me without sales
J. B. Hosford, the lawyer
38tfn judgment order, decree and order
tricted to half their fallow In VVeryone that the railroad would
The Dalles, Oregon
spoke,
and
E.
E.
Lytle,
president
effort
because my wife and I knew what we wanted.
wheat. In any case they will be
Extended beyond Wasco,
MAY ELECTRIC, electrical con of sale Issued out of the above
? r k u n g ,O r e g o n .T h o n e
C™ «
about half out of the wheat busi-
R baij ^ e n a struggle to get of the Columbia Southern which
His advertisement in the yellow pages was his silent
ness and the little farmers of rails Into Sherman county des­ he had built almost without funds
19 tfn titled cause, to me ... directed and
722.
an(l
which
was
to
justify
his
dated the 20th day of May, 1954,
salesman.’’ This goes to show that the Classified
Ohio, Illinois. Michigan, Missouri, pne the large tonn.i>:«- <
oí
> wheat
‘ judgement by becoming the most CUS1OM SLAUGHTERING — u
a Ju(lgment and decree ren­
Arkansas, Georgia and similar then being gtown
Tin r g n profltabk. raiIroad |n the land.
Meal cutting, wrapping, sharp dered and entered
,intprP(1 In
in Mld
{
station
can he used to advantage hv seller and
said Court
states will have taken the busi­ Railroad and Navigation company
freeze. Kenny’s Market, Grass on the 20th day of May, 1954, In
Dr.
I.
M.
Smith,
Rev.
C.
D.
Nickel-
ness from them that was never was hauling It anyway, from
huver alike.
Valley, OrOegon.
47 tfn favor of Clara Van Kleek, plain-
good anil which has been kept Orant and Blggs and RUfus, and son, Methodist minister, Rev. W.
Hall, Presbyterian D. C. Ire- VMANTED: Summer work to help
against Alexander M. Hicks,
too long.
were not Interested—that Is, not F.
land, portly publisher of the Oh-
meet college expenses. Call Joy
directly.
Baumgartner, Grass Valley, 341
rait. server- one
three papers then
But Kitnet
Elmer Elm
Maybe It’s a good thing people
But
ram Lytle,
1
" a
* published In Moro, Wm. Holder,
FOR
SALE: Used I^enox furnace
don’t watch government
They roader, Horn In
va” ‘ ’
sheriff, later a newspaper man In
with
Iron Fireman slag burner
get bv with fewer headaches employee of ’
‘
*
quick-growing Shaniko and
unit and Montag oil burner
the
which may he worth the money ern Washington, developed
who could f,,ng fancy prose
Idea of building a branch line mun
In the best style of his day; W l l - _________ ___________________
t hey lose.
Now in response to public demand—the greatest name m
liam Stanley, a newcomer In those Loplne Rebekah IxMlge No. 110
days, who was later county trea- Meet« 2nd and 4th
bourbon offers a lighter, milder 86 Proof bottling at a lower
surer; R. E. Hosklnson,, attorney Tueeday» of each
Visiting
anil abstractor; F. E. Brown, Jolly
price—as companion to its 100 Proof Bottled in Bond
welcome
and full of Jokes, once proprietor Althea Burnet
N. G.
of the stage line, and W. H. Rags­ . lelen Martin, Sec.
dale. a building citizen who be­
N O W -T W O GREAT BOTTLINGSÎ
came school superintendent and j j or» Ixxlge fftb ITT I.Ö.0T7
lawyer.
u w ta
and 3rd
Perhaps no occasion In the Tuesday« In I.O.O.F.
o
8 6 PROOF
history of Moro has been so im- hall. Transient and
C.Ubc.1^ Old Crow-
portant. Certainly It had to come Halting brother« are
Right In front of Granny W hite’a geous figure! I guess I just like
lighter, mild« and low«
people," she said.
b e a u tifu l old house on M aple
someday, but whenever It came tordiallv invited
pticed than the too
It brought a transportation that c *
From where I sit Granny can he
Avenue there’s a brand-new alga:
4/J Q t.
Proof Bottled in Bond
l.eo Watkins, Secretary
excused for her little ruse. She
was sure and modern and con­
' ’Antiques. Inquire W ithin."
nected the pioneer settlement ttrihlrhciM i aapter No. is. oJL*
Now—don’t get excite«!. Gran­ may he in her eighties, but her
mind is young—and open. She’s
with the outside world of flour
Meets every second ano
ny «plained it all the other night
the
kind
of
person
who's
made
this
mills, packing plants and manu­
B O TTLE D IN BO ND
fourth Thursday ineavh
,—after we settled down in her
facturing.
town a«» wonderful. Granny not
month, visiting m em ber
1OO P R O O F
parlor, me with my temperate
Invited. Moro. Oregon
only likes people— but she r e ­
The evening was not without
(beer, Granny with her tea.
T
he
moat
famoua of
$K70
Betty Christianson, W .M .
spects them and their preferences
humor, a rather rough sort, which
’ I Baked her if she was really
bonded hourbona avad-
Elsie Jones, Secretary
George N. Bolton, the druggist
and opinions. Uome to think of it,
going In the antique buaineaa.
dktpenaed by reading a poem he Rarwha Ixtdge
“liking** and "respecting” mean
121
“Oh, no," say» Granny,“I wouldn’t
Meets oo the 1st a » W
had written lampooning some
much the same thing, don't they ?
a«U anything. I put that sign up
3rd Thursday evening»
prominent men of the town.
Greatest Name in Bourbon'
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W HATS
D O IN G
New cable sheath saves money
ZZ FUU.
PINPOINTING!
PACIFIC TELEPHONE
H IS T O R IC N E W S ’
From where I s it... ¿ y J o e M arsh
No Sale!
J J 5 5
4
so folks would come in and talk—
and look around. I f they insist on
a price, I tell them some outra-
“The business men of Moro are
gathered here tonight.
To shout aloud their victories
for the railroad Is In sight.
each month. Visiting
members cordially in
vited to meet wl»h •"»
Howard Roas. W M
rinkerton. Secretary
IK E
O LD
CROW
D IS T IL L E R Y
COMPANY.
FRANKFORT.
KENTUCKY
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