FRIDAY, MARCH
•
our w orking clothes and do some Mrs. Carl W atkins, Mi. an^
Official« complying w kh the re- than Che state’s income,
Verne Campbell of The Dalles,
th
at
we
things for ourselves?
quest
Included
W
heeler
county
Legislators
warned
í& ierittju ¿ m in ty Jtfu rn a l
Andy Engberg of Wasco and Mrs.
were
living
on
surplus
funds
t
h
a
t
--------------
which lies between the two. They
Juanita
Johnson and son o< Port
P uhlL hrd E very F riday at
thought that if Jefferson and woul. not last form er. The .«tople
land.
.
,
Moro. (Irrgon
G rant were dry Wtieeler must scoffed bcause while the funds
Mr. ami Mrs. Allan Bekkadafril
still
existed
the
legislators
look
Editor also be dry.
B y N ancy and k arru Wilwoa
(Uh L I reuet*
of Paulina were overnight guests
Form er State Senator W. ,H. ed like a bunch of tightw.#. >
A •birthday dinner honoring Friday of Mr. andI Mrs. Bill J®^
er at Ih *
Entered a* Irrtin d eli
Steiwer
objected
to
inclusion
of
w
ith
proclivities
toward
hoarding
under A rt
po ttnlffee at M< ro.
O r.in m .
3
o í Concr*«« of M arrh 3. 1879.
his county, Wheeler, ami the pe- the people’e money—a most re Charles Bothwell was held Sun- feries and Sa
day at the home of hie mother.
JohM on and „ „
prehensible sin.
tit ion has been w ithdraw n.
-
. . _ _
th _ weekend
So the spending w ent on, of Mrs. Luther Davis. D inner guests
The facts must be that neither
f Portland spent the
o? n e w s p a p e r
.Mrs. Laedtia Wilson ami o with
county is suffering from drouth ten reaching 20 to 30 millions a
Mr
and
Mrs.
John Decker.
w ith h Mr.
wl
- ♦ a ' ., K . arM A rthur
P U B L IS H E R S
any m ore than are the w estern biennium more than was taken W ilbur Haggerty
McKay
P.B.A.M.
Butch
Helyer
return-
Frank
Oregon counties suffering from in.
r.n .A w. n u x i.
........;;
returned Sunday to < j.
ASSOCIATION
drouth. Inclusion in th e drouth
Now the end has come and the ed home from Memphis. Tenn., to I An kt i
Klamath Falls,
list was done because by th at people are howling becauM» they .-»pend ten days w ith his parents, iege M OT1 a
|m? observ-
and J *'
Mrs. ~ Durward
Helyer,
E aster service«
,
nihl
means feed could
lie bought are not only broke but are having Mr.
*
.......-
ed by.
jn sunrise
N A T IO N A l E D IT O R IA L cheaper. Who pays the $20 differ to pay a 45 percent surtax on Saturday,
Beverly and Judy Helyer were church
a
ence we do not know but presum e top of their income taxes.
I a s s o c U tl
regu-
It is o u r opinion that it could overnight guests of Mrs. Lillian service followed y
it is the taxpayer.
lar
11:00
a.
m.
services.
lar 11:00 a. m. x 1'
W hat goes on here? Is adm in have been less had the budget Van M atre of Bend, Saturday.
Marquita Koepke of Goldendale the evening at < -30 a
,
istration of the law so lax that lieen cut and also ou r opinion that
the p ar. of w „ w ovem igh, «.•«.( Friday “God Is My U n d lo rd
O l n< I t l. CO IN n
PAI 1 R a county may be tailed a drouth
county after the w ettest w inter state governm ent can make it ¡e*s and Saturday of Mr. and Mfs. by the Mood} Film cc P«“
M BSC RIPTION R A T E S
lie shown.
in hLtory? Is governm ent so for the next biennium. But there Bob Cooley.
U N E T EA R
»Î-W anxious to subsidize that it makes will be no economy unless the
The Kent Community Bible
grants w ithout any investigation? people w ant it badly enough to church w-as dedicated Sunday af-
MARCH 30. lOVi
A re stockmen so anxious to get insist on it- In fact, tne tax spend- tem oon at 3 ockx-k w ith special
a rebate on feed that they would ers who have had so large a part services conducte.1 by the Rev. WANTED: Jobs for tw o high
WAYNE MORSE
school boys, 15 and 16. 6 foot,
In spending the surplus are i»re- jim Howard, First Baptist churtfi
perjure themselves?
185 pounds, can drive tractor or
Anyone who writes seriously
paring to ask for more—and m ore of Prineville and Rev. W ilbur
truck, ride a horse. Wouki like
—and more.
Junker, local pastor.
A large
about Ways»* Morse m ust also T H E COLUMBIA
sum m er job on ranch.
Mrs.
N aturally when the taxes are crowd was in attendance,
do it with a feeling of sadness.
How would you w rite about a
H. O. Miller. 3535 SE Yamhill.
Mr. and Mrs. John Decker were
For the n u n is so brilliant, «o river? It is a problem to those high there is m ore concern about
Portland. Ore.
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able. Yet, like a motor w ithout a who have w ritten looks in the th e m a n d m o r e c o m p la in t th a t hosts a t a dinner p arty given for
governor he has lost his useful series about American rivers, the s o m e o n e e ls e , s o m e o t h e r g r o u p , a .arge group of friends at their A U T H E INCOME, is yours in
G uests werv
tax-exempt s hool. road, muni-
ness for he completely lacks the latest of them being Stew art Hol is not p a y in g e n o u g h F'or u s. w e home Sunday.
th in k
e v e r y o n e is p a y in g to o Mr. and Mrs. Lowed Cunge.i.vt
c .pa. and state bonds. Yields to
governor of hum ility.
brooks whose river was the Col
of Paulina. .Mr. and Ml* Asian
Often this am ounts to a
Most men can learn from their umbia.
m uch.
Chamber of commerce secré Bekkadahl and family of Paulina.
defeats and eventually come to
take-Hww.ie
yteM of ’;rv 1°
Mr. Holbrook, for all his dour
Mr. and Mrs *IYvn Eagles and
a Aer personal Income taxes are
realise like all other hum ans pronouheem^pts about
people tanos who spend th eir lives try
they are i>ut mortal clay and sub ruining th e Country, likes people ing to a ttra c t new business to family of Paulina. Mr. and Mrs
: .g..
Why no* let us furnish
ject to error. Such men lie awake and w rites ably about them. In Oregon 'a n d we need it» worry John G raves and Mrs. Jesse G ra
xou w 3th m ore complete facts?
Y W DODD. TYGH VALLEY.
at night and wonder if they were his book a lo u t the Columbia he about the excise tax that keeps it ves and daughter of I’T-.nevilie.
right 3bout this action o r that w rites about the people who liv away and about the income tax Mr and M’s Jay McKay v-r an.
and stay headlong impulses. No ed along it. T b it is one way of that keeps investors out. and it
such doubts exist in
Wayne doing it jtfKi 1* readable. There is a real worry.
There a re several approaches
Morse—or do not control him. He are not many who i o u W w rite
is always right; never ready to about a river and make it inter to the problem. One is to raise
We applv the best ¿rade of bonded rooting
admit th at an opponent may be esting. The 308 Report was about more money by means of a sales
right or m ight even be honest th e Columbia from an engineer tax. That is politically im prob
with 10-15 or 20 year guarantee for different
and upright in his opposing opin ing standpoint and It has not had able if not impossible an.I w heth
grades.
er » o r not wouki serve to in
ions.
general acceptance as a best sell
crease the total tax load Another
There is none of the saving
Asbestos. Insulated, Roman Brick Siding.
grace of hum ility about Morse er. For that reason, probably The J W J J S S
t ^ b ^ i M i n th g e
Blown in Rock Wool Insuation.
and to intim ate th at he might Columbia, is about people, not or- e n d i n g .
school
pluck the beam from his own eye dinarv people but about the flam-
Let us repair or remodel your home to make it
V
< ? " , h m nt
instead of harping about the mote boy.n:, d i InduM riow.
.ho-e
back
in his neighbor’s eye brings on a who have done exlraordlnarv W in g to he the highest sta te in
more modern.
tirade.
things along the Columbia. When wt2Pire
„ „ he/ore the
Box 394. Telephone GI 2-5209. Wasco, Oregon
Republicans who are aggrieved Mr. Holbrook w rites about on old
There is a
over his desertion of their party Shay engine takirfg 200 snoose people. SJR 4
are echoing the words of Brown burning Swedes into the woods the legislature
t
g‘ , ’ Kencv
ing who w rote of a “Lost Lead for a days .,« g in g he doe. It w ith
™ S ™ fe.
er", “Just for a handful of silver inform ation and eloquence; when clause so it would go into effet 1
he left us. Ju st for ribend to stick he w rites of the early day entre immediately and not t>e stlbjec t
in his coat,”
I have an ex cellen t variety of G ranites.
preneur who tried to drain the to referendum until t.ie next
They note th at Republican reg Kootenay into the Columbia he election. Unless it can lie shown
Marble and Bronze at th is tim e from
istration w as larger in 1944 when taps the sort of historical oddity th a t’ the intention behind it is
w hich to m ake a selection .
NOT to raise more taxes it is ap-
he first ran and is now below that »he best understands.
Ami at |n-i<es (hat are right.
.
Order* |»lace«l «luring March ami April
th<f
aWe tQ parently doomed.
of the Democrats. Factual mind
m akes
pre-Me m orial
Day
d eliv ery
W hat to do; what to do; what io
cd persons find reason in that. Judge Holbrook’s facts are cor
more certain.
Morse, typically, lays his switch rect and he makes them under do? 1» economy so unthinkable?
I My free con su ltation in a ssistin g you
to “principle". The man is adept standable which is harder to do If it is then there m ust be some
I Io muke a selectio n Is oflcre«l and
at finding reasons for what he than to tell how it i4hould be done. new taxes, the old being already
ch eerfu lly giveq .
wants tex do. And th a t can lx? a F'or th«»se w ho would like to have at the i><Fik. Must we go on living
The Dalles Marble & Granite W orks
weakness,
a serious fault, for a le tte r knowledge of the char at the same rate we did on our
such a man m.mlts no controls acters who made the northw est war-time inheritance?
Ross Ornduff
Or can we quietly go home at
outside him self. Such a man in- w hat It Is The Columbia is a bit
.
91» W est 6th Street
sists not only in making his own
the end of the party and p ut on
l» ll.-e phone (A 6-3288
R esidence Phone < t 8-8282
of m ust reading.
ideas b u t on m aking his own
I
SPECIA
LIZE
IN
CEMENT
OR GRANITE
morals as well.
Eureka Iswlge > ” • 121 A.F.AA.M.
It is a type of abnorm ality that TAX ( LINIC
WALLS and also Required lettering work
Meets on the 1st and
Down in Salem on April 6
may lead to dangerous endings.
3rd Thursday evenings
A man who goes into politi s there is to lie w hat is billed as a
each month.
Vising
m em bers cordially in
w ithout suffic ient income to earn tax clinic. Those on its program
vited to meet with us.
him a living outside of politics are tihe men w-ho have been study-
■ ' Dean Pinkerton. W. M.
often comes to the place where ¡ng Oregon’s taxation for a long
Clyde Gillmor, Secretary
he has to do demagogic things to time.
retain his position. Many of the Actually they didn’t really start Lupin«- Rebekah Lodge No. ! ! •
men who boast so ardently th at the urge for a clinical examina- Meets 2ir and ith r . -
they are for “the peepul” are tion of the state’s tax system. A Tuesdays of e a c h w "
Visiting j
merely trying to hold onto a job lu.w cham ber of commerce secre- month.
on which they have come to de- ta ry at Salem learned a little members welcomed
iwntl for a living. T heir very llv- about Oregon taxes and began to L aura Graln-ntio’ -e ;
lihtxMl comes from their re-elw- WOrk for some speedy reform. N G V nla I ‘<-\lo
tl„n.
He found him self stopped by the Secretary
.O.D.F.
Sound government cannot come state constitution into w hich Ore- Morn Ijodge No. I l l
from men of that kind.
gon voters at sundry tim es have Meets 1st and 3rd ¿A kU lhe
We «an see no fu tu re for w ritten certain road blocks <0 tax Tuesdays in 1.0.0. F. * > • ,
Wayne Morse in the United States reform, road blocks which they hall. Transient and
senate.
Neither side can place 6eem willing to man w ith fixed visiting brothers a r c ^ i X g
invplic'it confidence in him and i»ayonets upon the threat of any cordially invited.
John Shipley, N. G.
despite his brilliance he con- change by reformers.
Ixx) Watkins, Secretary
vlnces no one. The give and take
Oregon is In a rath er bad way •
of legislation Is not for him. His tax-wise. During the war money
bright amt alert mind has not pnwi Up a t great rate with new B e th le h e m C h a p te r No. 78 O .E .S.
been able to overcome tiie ego of corporations pouring tax money
Meets every second and
fourth Thursday in each
his personality. P erhaps the vot- hito the excise fund, inflation put-
month; visiting meml>ers
ers can instill the touch of hum ting personal incomes above nor
invited. Moro, Oregon.
mal until the state coffers budged
ility so Imdly needed.
Dorene Hall, W. M.
to overflowing. The legislature,
Dorothy Heater, Secretary
prudently, put much of this aside
IT REA 1.1A II t l ’I’F.N I•’.»>
into one kind of fund or another
The news was enlivened this where it wouldn’t be seen.
week by a story from nearby
But, of course, some one smell-
W heeler county.
It seems that ed It out and started a campaign
some residents of Jefferson und to s|H-n<l It. The voters, ever anx
Grant counties asked to lie Includ- ious to spend some loose money,
e l among th e drouth counties voted the basic school fund and a
which would perm it the purchase veterans’ bill and insisted on
of atock feed at a rtshictlon of ap some other expensive political
proximately $29 jier ton.
gadgets that cost much more
PAGE 2
SHERMAN’ COUNTY JOURNAL
MORO, OREGON,
JfenJ. Jtems
1
W ANT A D S
TERRY & M E R R IT T
S
.
MONUMENTS
22 23c
ORE.
_
;CSTOM SLAUGHTERING —
Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp
freeze. Kenny's M arket, Grass
Valley, Oregon Ph 242
4 ^ fn
WANTED- Man or woman to
^ h a n d le McNess Products full or
« X
o’clock P M. to 8:00 o Hock P. M.,
Oregon Standard Time, in the
zonesj an<j at the polling places
hereinafler »etforth, at which
elev.tion the school voters of Sher-
man County> Oregon, shall vole
upon the questions of establish-
ing a county high school district
ume. oppenunity «o m ak.
t
$40 a day. No experience ne- electing a county high school
œ ssary. W rite McNess Co. P.O. board consisting of five directors.
Nominations for directors of
Box 14, Bayshore Sta. Oakland
23, Calif.
’
21-22p said county high school board
shall lie made by th e filing of
PIANO BARGAIN: Will sell at w rjtlen declarations of candidacy
sacrifice beautiful spinet piano with the county clerk not later
in this locality to save moving than fifteen days p rio r to the
expense. Easy term s or cash. ¿ ate Of election, to-wit: April 30,
For inform ation w rite Tallman 195^, a nd suxih declaration shall
Piano Stores, Inc., Salem, Ore. state the zone from w hich the
21-23C
nominee Is a candidate.
Any
school voter who has resided in
ITATE W IDE PAINT CO. com Sherman County for m ore than
plete painting and decorating six m onths prior to th e date of
service, sp ra y or brush Phone election may become a. candidate.
3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St.
F o r ohe purposes of said elec-
Vern Campell and Jack Null, tion Sherm an County has been
The Dalles. Oregon
38tfn divided into five zones by the
ROOFING - SIDING - INSULA District Boundary Board, said
TION, shingles, built up roof zones to be known and designated
ing & repairs, asbestos & insu as follows:
Rufus Zone No. 1 shall con-
lated siding, blown in rock wool
insulation. Call us for an es- sist of all the territo ry now em-
tim ate. COLUMBIA ROOFING braced w ithin the present school
SERVICE CY6-5187
phones district boundaries of School Dis-
CYS-SS75 The Dalles.
17 tfn tric t No. 3, Rufus, and school Dis
trict No. 1, Biglow. The polling
place in Zone No. 1 shall be at
LEGAL NOTICES
the school house in Rufus, Ore
NOTH E OF S H E R F IF ’S S A L E
gon.
Pursuant to Oregon Motor Ve
Wasco Zone No. 2 shall con
hicle Ctode 483.388 and to ORS sist of all the territo ry now em
23.450 to 23.480 I will sell the fol braced w ithin the present school
low ing preoonal property at the district boundaries of School Dis
Court House in Moro. Sherm an trict No.. 7, Wasco, and School
County, Oregon, at 10:00 a. m. D istrict No. 4, E m igrant Springs.
April 10, 1956: one 1949 Oldmo- The polling place in Zone No. 2
bile convertible Motor No. GA- shall be in the City Hall in W as
329650; one Chevrolet, Serial No. co, Oregon.
5FK-F21033, to the highest bid
Moro Zone No. 3 shall consist
d er for cash in hand.
of all the territo ry now embraced
Norman E. Fields, Sheriff w ithin the present school district
Sherm an County, Oregon boundaries of School D istrict No.
17, Moro. The polling place in
NOTICE OF F IN A L
Zone 3 shall be a t the co u rt house
S47TTLEM ENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in Moro, Oregon.
Grass Valley Zone No. 4 dhall
that the undersigned executors of consist of all the te rrito ry now-
the estate of Leon V. Moore, de embraced w ithin th e present
ceased, have filed in the County school d istrict boundaries of
C ourt of Sherm an County, State
School D istrict No 23, G rass Val-
such executors, and th a t the 16th
day of April, 1956 at the hour of
10:30 o’clock a m. has been fixed
by said Court as the time for
hearing of objections to said re
port and the settlem ent thereof.
Glayds Morrison
Cecile Morse
Leo V. Moore
Executors
C. L. Gavin
A ttorney for E state
The Dalles, Oregon
19-22C
NOTH E (IF SI’E t’IA L
SCHOOL ELECTION
)
) 66.
)
County of Sherman
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that a special election will be held
in the County of Sherman, State
of Oregon, on Monday, t h e
30th day of April, 1956, from 2:00
STATE OF' OREGON
4 shall be a t the City Hall in
Grass Valley, Oregon.
K ent Zone No. 5 shall consist
of all the territo ry now em brac
ed w ithin tihe p resent school dis
trict boundaries of School Dis
trict No. 9 Kent. The polling place
for Zone No. 5 shall be a t the
American Legion Hall in Kent,
Oregon.
This election is called by the
County C ourt for Sherm an Coun
ty, Oregon in pursuance of the
provisions of 335.710 and 335.715,
Oregon Revised Statutes.
Vernon I. Miller
County Judge
K enneth Sather
County Commissoner
Charles Kuypers
County Commissoner
Marie Hoskinson
County Clerk
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