FAGS a
SHERMAN COUNTÏ JOÜRJJAL,
MORO, OREGON,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1», 19M
ington.
49 2c
tax making it appear unnecessary SCHOOL AND HIGHWAY con
at the present.
struction In the U. S. w ill be on
A cigarette tax is a special sales
P ublished E very Friday at
an increasing scale for a great
tax on one segment of the citizen
Moro, Oregon
number o t years ahead.
ry
that
is
probably
neither
able
Editor
Why not look Into the large list
CMBao b. French
or w illing to shoulder the extra
of bonds now available, and
Enter« <1 M »»<*>r»d e l* *» m a tte r * t U>»
burden of paying some five m il
P u o U rifim a t M oro.
O regon.
under A r t
yielding to 4% and above? Eas
lion dollars to the state annually.
o f <.'«n»r**» o f M a rc h S. I8 7 t .
ily bought or sold, and all In
Little can 1* said for cigarette
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
terest is free from federal in
smoking as a habit although a lot
come tax.
of it is done and presumably a ma
Write, contact, or phone
jo rity of adults, as well as many
J. W. DODD, TYGH VALLEY,
under adult age, are constant
ORE., Eastern Ore. Mgr. Wm.
smokers.
J.
Collins & Co. Reference, 1st
No such tax could be passed be
National, and U. S. National
fore
even
with
a
campaign
for
it
N l W IF A F U
banks.
50c-tfn
by special groups of recipients,
p u a iis H ia a
LOST:
Blue
Schaeffer
Snorkel
such as school teachers or elder
pen w ith name John Capacl.
' a Ì sociatiom
citizens so it would be a natural
Return to Sherman Hl.
51c
conclusion that this b ill w ill not
pass inasmuch as receipts would •FOR SALE: Large contour chair,
subscription rates
go to the general fund—about
pearl grey plastic covered. Call
ONE Y E A R ___ - .................. *200
which no one worries.
740, Grass Valley.
51c
OCTOBER 19, 19«!
FOR SALE: 5 room home w ith
NOTICE OF FIN A L HEARING .
basement, patio and garage,
POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
stucco inside and out, Insulated,
that Hans C. Bardenhagen, Exe
wall to wall carpet In living and
Comes now the biennial oppor
cutor of the Estate of Claus J.
fam ily room, oil furnace heat,
tunity to vote over which some
Bardenhagen, Deceased, has filed
very reasonable. Also: sacrifice
worry a great deal and others
In the County Court of the State
Hardware, Lumber, Iron and
find easy.
Some of those who
of Oregon for Sherman County,
Feed business.
20 city lots.
find It easy are dedicated to one
HATFIELD AND SW EETLAND his Final Account, and the Court
Some terms i f desired. Call 611
party or the other and merely
In the race for secretary of has set the 6th day of November
days 203 evenings, Grass Val
look for the label on the name to
state there are two men who con- 1956, at 10:00 a. m., in the office
ley, Oregon.
47p
make their crosses.
if'h iw e v 'e r one has develop«) trM t ln manJ' w a i“ ' Mar,l‘ Hat; of the County Judge of Sherman FOR SALE: 2 bedroom house
a pollUc.l philosophy. If one held Is a young man, native o County, Oregon, In the County
w ith 12 adjoining lots, in Grass
knows what he wants govern- Hallos, who has been a dean at Courthouse
vounnou8e at
al Moro, Oregon,
uregon, as
Valley, Ore. Contact August
ment to
to do
do anti
and wnat
what he
the time
and place for the settle-
ment
ne expects
expect Willamette
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-
__ine aer,'
ume e*1 anu n Pld<-t-
Ior UI®
Wassenmiller, Tygh Valley, Ore.
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the par-
navy the
and
has and
been has
a legislator
_________
of government,
the .....rxnr.
voting by
nav>'
l,een a lei?i«lat0
ment , of . saitl accounting and for
ty label is not satisfactory. For aince 1950. He is very popular in h e a rin g objection to the same, if FOR SALE: Three bedroom house
In Wasco, fu ll basement recrea
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Marion counties where
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the Salem and Marlon
any.
tion room, Manville shakes,
Demcratlc party believed in states he is t*» 1 known. He looks upon
HANS C. BARDENHAGEN
wall to wall carpet, new roof &
rig h t, and a low tariff, both of public service a. a duty and he
Executor of the Estate of
good lawn. $7,500 call GI 2-5210
which were attractive to Indepen-
X “ n»«'» » « « * ^ a‘
'
Claus J. Bardenhagen, Deceased
ITATE W IDE PAINT CO. com
.lent voter» although few wanted hav ng taught political silence at J Tracy Barton
plete painting and decorating
holh.
Since new deal days the Willamette
The Dalles, Oregon
service, spray or brush. Phone
Democratic party ha. changed. It
Munroe Sweetland I. a politl- Attorney for the Estate
48-51c
3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St.
1. not the party of Jefferson or ' an„ an,d a ways a radical one.
Vern Campell and Jack Null,
NOTICE
OF
ELECTION
TO
ES
Jackson, nor even of Cleveland; He first registered as a socWlat,
The Dalles. Oregon
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CITY TAX
It Is the party of Franklin Roosd-
me m « r of the Common- TABLISH NEW
CUSTOM
SLAUGHTERING
—
BASE
veil and as such Is the foremost wealth Ite r a tio n and other
Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp
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On November 6, 1956, ln the
adowate of cradle to the grave „ »Imllar
groups
and became a new
freeze. Kenny’s Market, Grass
dealer when , the
or- City of Moro, Sherman County,
supervision over the citizen.
. , more
lf .u radical
i.t,. ......
Valley, Oregon Ph. 242
47tfn
It is true that southern Demo- ganization faded. He thinks pa from 8:00 a. m. till 8:00 p. m., a
w ill be held
crats do not adhere to this phll- V before Pubic serv ce and ha» City tax
- - - base
- - - election
-f-,,
osophy and that southerner», be- spent-the greater part of his life at which the following Proposl-
cause they know enough to keep working for some group. He ha» tlon w ill 1« submitted to the
GOVERNOR
voters for their approval or re-
congressmen in office, control a newspaper at Milwaukie.
Between the two we have no jectlon:
most of the committee chairman
ESTABLISHING NEW CITY
ships. That causes the fight ln hestancy In recommeldlng Hat-
TAX BASE.Shall the City of
field.
that party.
In Oregon the new
g iv e s a c tiv e
Moro, Sherman County, Ore
dealers are in control and the Jef
gon,
increase
Its
tax
base
B
IL
L
McALLIHTKR
le a d e r s h ip
fersonian Democrats must choose
There Is a write-in job for the
from $746.40 to $8000.00?
l>etween their party and their be
for examp/e
YES.------------
liefs when voting. One conserva voter at the coming election and
It
Is
Important.
NO.------------
LIQUOR CLEANUP— One o f G ov-
tive Democrat, Henry Semon, is
Judge Earl Ixitourette died af
This proposition, If adopted,
ernor Sm ith's first acts was reor
running as an Independent lie-
ganization o f the Liqu or C ontrol
cause he does not agree with new ter the time possible for filing w ill establish a new tax base for
Commission w ith instructions
candidacies. Gov.
Elmo —
Smith the City of Moro, Oregon, for the
,.
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dealers.
tha t it must deserve the com
Wh»n Ih.. Rennhtlrans believed has aPI>"lnted Wm. M. McAllister purpose of applying the lim itation
plete confidence o f the people
h ^ h t , H f ! th e v , dd It w i, to o ' Medford <° the .supreme Itench on taxation set forth In section 11,
. . . and stop sale o f liq u o r to
"ro * Z
S
In d u s ,rr^ n d -■> he Is a candidate for a regu- Arttc.e Xi. Oregon in s titu tio n .
minors.
‘ American labor from competition lar term there. But his name w ill The present tax base is $746.40,
HIGHWAYS — No governor has
with low paid industry abroad. not be on the ballot. The place the new tax base If adopted w ill
been better informed on h ig h
be
$8000.00,
and
the
new
tax
base
to
be
filled
Is
No.
1.
American Inventiveness has made
way problems ‘ Oregon's 72 m il
Judge
McAllister
Is
a
well
if
adopted
shall
first
apply
to
the
lio n do lla r highw ay program
th a t a rg u m e n t obsolete.
known
lawyer
who
has
served
levy
for
the
fiscal
year
following
was developed under his senate
Nearly all Oregon Democratic
leadership. H is lead ersh ip in
candidates are advocates of public in the house, where he was this election.
h ig h w a y de velopm ent is na-
The polling places for the city
jxjwer or none at all, of bigger ap speaker In 1943, and In the senate.
tio n a lly recognize
sea.
He is young and vigorous and tax base election w ill be the same
propriations
for
more
social
se
S v and e r e r a t T X ( l S<to “labor' «hould helP
UP the court
Places as designed for the
THE ACINC— W h ile in s is tin g
curity and are attacnea to uuwr ___
,,r «h,, tm v. ____ „i...
Ho *
th a t Old Age Assistance pay
In Its request for more restric work. He Is the choice of the gov- regular city general election to be
ernor for the job and of the bar held on the same day. The elec
ments recognize higher liv in g
tions on business.
and m edical costs, G o v e rn o r
association.
W
rite
in:
Wm.
Me
tion
officers
appointed
to
conduct
Nearly all Oregon Republican
Smith has given equal emphasis
the regular city general election
to programs that w ill u tilize the
candidates are basically for less Alllster.
to
be
held
on
the
6ame
day
w
ill
skills and experience o f our older
government and less taxes and NO EXCISE TAXES?
serve as election officers at this
people and fu rn ish recreation
more adherence to Individual
A columnist reports that Adali
they can enjoy H r has recom
rights although there are excep Stevenson Is going to advocate city tax base election.
mended a perma
Witness my hand and the seal
nent state com m it
tions.
alxdishment of war time excise of the City of Moro, this 8th day
tee to form ulate
Knowledge of the political phll taxes which w ill mean a reduc-
such programs.
osophies of the parties makes the t jon j n federal Income of over of October, 1956.Cloyd E. Duncan
job of voting much easier and five billion dollars. These war
City Recorder
*
KEEP
«permits one to achieve some re time excises are on furs, rail (SEAL)
51-52-lc
ElMO SMITH
sults from his voting. It is always fares, telegraph and telephone,
amusing to learn that some one etc., and are a nuisance.
G overnor
has voted for a philosophy he
«’ A G o v e rn o r ffie people of
Whether the voter would pre
does not believe ln just to follow fer to have his income tax cut or FOR SALE: House in Wasco,
Oregon like and trutt
a party line.
the excises repealed is another
some furniture, three large lots,
IM I J i kcepHmeSnuihC»» Comm .R A (U w l)
The writer, as every reader question for a great number of
$5700. Terms.
Lola Foster, R«wlin-»n.
Ckim 153 So Likerly.
Orrgo*
know’s, believes in less govern citizens neither buy furs nor
Wasco, Oregon.
5O-52c
ment, in giving the individual all ride on trains.
WOULD do Ironing at my home.
the liberties possible as long as
Darlene Harrison, Moro. 50-52c
he does not Interfere with others, CIGARETTE TAX
BEST
ONE-MAN BUSINESS IN
Proposition
No.
6
on
the
elec-
in fewer taxes and economical
U.S.A. Watkins Service Route
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government.
obtain that
deslr- tlon ballot would bring a tax on
now available this area. Estab
ed end we w ill have to vote for cigarettes to Oregon If approved,
lished demand. No cash requir
most of the Republican candidates In the Voters Pamphlet all the
ed but car necessary. For fu ll
from Eisenhower, (who has re arguments are against the tax
information, w rite The J. R.
duced government, although not and no campaign has been made
Watkins Company, 3909 Brook-
enough) on down, vote for the for it, the surplus of revenues
lyn Avenue, Seattle 5, Wash-
furtherance of what we think is brought by the Income tax sur-
best for government for our
philosophy, before our party.
Schermati (County journal
32
up to be just like everyone else.
We think the lady had a point.
We also think she w ill lose out In
the end. We have gone so far
toward conformity we cannot per
mit a reble to fall out of the ranks
at this stage of the procession. It
might cause others to be individ
uate, to think for themselves.
Just as a check on our school
system it would be a nice experi
ment for some parents to try
teaching at home to 6ee if they
could give their daughters and
sons as much education as is done
in schools.
Schools, at least
those back in Missouri, are afraid
to let a parent try it..
Of course, schools have an ad
vantage in any such contest be
cause school men are the ones
who define what an education is.
On an examination basis they
could make a home trained
youngster look pretty bad. They
are pretty smug about it and have
most parents bluffed. That is why
it is pleasant to read of one
woman who thinks she knows
as much as a school teacher.
Re-elect
John Hounsell
State Senator 16th District
Qilliam, Hood River,
Morrow, Sherman
Wasco and Wheeler
Counties
Pd. Adv. by Sen. John .Hounsell
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Plow deep In tangled, melted trash w ith
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ELMO SMITH
W ANT
Tuesdays >>f e.uli'
V is itln g l
month.
members w elcom e.
lenirà Grabenhorse,1
N.G.; Vada DeMoss,
Secretary
No. IIS
• High-clearance
• Tie brace over rear beams
for added rigidity
z
Automotive-type wheel
bearings
Watch how straw and stubble za. . tangled,
heavy stalks . . . waist-high cover croi«
roll under the knee-high beam of a new
McCormick No. 16 plow. I t ’s built for to
day’s high-yield farming. I t will plow as
deep as 16 inches . . . has the strength to
work full depth behind powerful wheel and
crawler tractors . . . with remarkably light
draft. Available from 3 to 5 furrows. Let us
demonstrate the McCormick No. 16 plow
and all its features on your own farm. Call
and make a date now.
USE OUR INCOME
PURCHASE PLAN OF BUYING
CUSHMAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY
Moro, Oregon
IMTttMAtlONAU
M A A V tlT tA
Keep your money matters
under one roof...
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
5 & .
CHECKING
1
1 SAVINGS
1
CHRISTMAS
CLUB
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MÖNEY *
ORDERS
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BUSINESS SERVICE
COLLECTIONS. ETC.
MANY
OTHER
1
SERVICES
• Saved Taxpayers
$ 1 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
I.O.O.F.
Meets 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays In I.O.O.F.
hall. Transient and
visiting brothers are
cordially Invited.
John Shipley, N. G.
I.oo Watkins, Secretary
Hetlilrlieui ( hapter No. t t A.K.S.
Meets every second and
fourth Thursday ln each
month; visiting memliers
Invited. Moro. Oregon.
Dorene Hall, W. M.
Dorothy Heater, Secretary
Eurrkfl Ixwlge No. 1X1 A.F.AA.M.
Meets on the 1st and
3rd Thursday evenings
each month.
Vising
members cordially in
vited to meet with us.
Dean Pinkerton, W. M.
Clyde Olllmor, Secretary
• Axles over beams
ADS
unrelenting foe
of big TAXES
and big
GOVERNMENT
Lupine Rrbetuili Lodge No. 11(1
Ixwlge
24-inch vertical and fore-
aft beam clearance
McKAY i.ih.
WHAT IH EDUCATION?
Recently a woman in Missouri
refused to send her small daugh
ter to school saying that she was
teaching her at home and furth
ermore did not want her to grow
Moro
of the McCORMICK* HEAVY-DUTY PLOW
Here is
tu y record. . .
A j G ove rn or: Balanced the
budget Oregon escaped the
epidemic of deficit spending;
initiated the first maior reorgan
ization of state government in a
generation that consolidated
separate departments; held the
tax Ime against rising coats.
S fe e r
H
He does m ore th a n ta lk —
Ae acts. As Secretary o f the
Interior he liquidated two un
necessary agencies saving tax-
pavers $10 m illion dollars; by
better purchasing methods cut
construction costs in one de
partment by $4 m illio n ; turned
the continuous operating losses
o f the Alaska railroad into a
near m illio n d o lla r annual
p ro fit; saved 5100,000 by con
solidation of branch offices in
Portland, O regon; streamlined
application processing in one
department and saved SiKO.tMX)
in a year.
DOUG McKAY
■ » - Y O U R U. S. SENATOR
N AJ» M.k«« I*«
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