Sherman County journal., March 22, 1957, Page 2, Image 2

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R H ER M A 5 COUNTY JOURNAL,
MORO. OREGON.
FRIDAY, MARCH 23. ÎM T
Covered 10 times ever.
dude federal timber
^ Ije r m a n
(L u .m ly I m i r n a l
P u b lis h e d
E v e ry
F r id a y
M o ro , O re g o n
at
p^ymer.ts
.r.d that it make m andatory m
estim ate of the value of tim ber
owned bv the governm ent because
It is a part of the county’* econ­
omy.
-
better ITOm OaleiTl
WoNd'* Larges! Cil Storage Reservoir
By Nicky Tom
Company’3 electric
j. W. DODD
Thé unlnformèd visitor to the
State House this week might have
come to the conclusion th a t we
pr.ver.
output has doubled since 1950.
Will redouble again by I960.
W rite, phone or contact
___
st the E3tat? of E
arl James
Lyons, deceased, are hereby noti­
fied to present them, w ith the pro­
per vouchers and duly verified, to
the undersigned, the duly appoint­
ed and acting adm inistrator of
the E state of Earl Jam es Lyons,
d' ” e7sed at the office of T. Lester
Johnson, attorney at law Moro,
Oregon, w ithin six m onths from
. d
f tbe iirst publication of
he date or tn e n r s
8> 1957.
’
Clair naiM-r
Balzer
A dm istrator
T. Lester Johnson
A ttorney for A dm inistrator 18-21C
TYGHVALLEY,
Co *30 Years Service
Enter..J ho ««-mid c I h a * m nllor at the p r o p e r t y T a x Wane In a d e q u a te
Collins & Co. 30 Years b erv u
Poeto» flee a t Moro.
Oregon.
u n d .r Ael
in all lines of securities, U.
of C o u r t * * o? M arch 3. I F f .
We m aintain .h at the method ot were
Gov’t and municipal tax ex-
imine oronerty assessm ents as a ture, w itn spring
empt bonds, Leading m utual
S V ’n T ¿ « .f a c to r y and that way . b r o u g h t
X
funds. U. S. and Canadian. 20 tfn
i X T J " " . n V“w . 7h“ nk a !Tmi young v ig o r s and g e n .ro u .tx
READ THIS!
If you are over 25 and have a
shouki be placed on the percen- supplied with h“ " " r “ry Jé^V m ost
tage of payments that can be
Tuesday morning we were moot
car, we can place you on a W at­
N IW S F A F I «
taken from any county. No county pleasantly su rp m e d by a jjt s l t
kins route that will enable you M o r o L o d g e N o . 1 U
to earn $100 weekly and up de- Meets 1st and
...........
..
s h o u ld be expected to subsidize from Mrs. America, ■
RU BM $M K R $
3rd
o th e r^ c o u n tie s fo r more than a Maletts of Portland, She was ac-
pending upon your ability and y ^ s d a y s ir u 'o .o ’.F.
ASSOCIATION
q u a rte r of Its total payment.
corded the honors of ‘he H o u «
ambition. W rite The J. R. Wat- bab T ransient and £|
kins Company, 3903 Brooklyn visiting brothers are
The method of determ ining the and Senate, maki g
Avenue, Seattle 5, W ashington, cordially invited.
effort each county makes toward in each chamber.
T n w T tr -.T > r s T Y
J u p ia r
22*27c Orlow M artin, N. G.
S U B S C R IP T IO N B A T E S
WANTED: Saleslady and Sales- ___ Leo W atkins, Secretary
ONE YKAK______________ »*««
"paym ^
man to sell McNess products lutE leheni ( hapter No. 78 O.EJ).
part or full time. Big profit?.
M A R C H 2 2 , 1957
L ite r vet
pletely satisfied that here is a
Meets every second and
Creole Petroleum Corporation. yenczutdan affiH“‘ orage costa
{lobbing the rich for the benefit woman of whom Oregon and the
No experience needed. Will
fourth Thursday in each
month; visiting incmlter-
ard Oil Company <N«» ¿ er " ' ’X
, earthen storage reservoir
teach and finance you. W rite to­
of the poor is bad governm ent, United States can J«PP y
J
SCHOOLS AND TAXES
Invited. Moro. Oregon.
day. McNESS CO., Box 14 Bay-
S Ä K «
“ ‘P £
«
a V
^ Ä
- M
nnt n n lv b ecau se it injures the ”3 h a ts our feal . On
Genevieve Powell, W. M.
shore Station, Oakland, 23, Cal.
but it pauperizes the poor, from her ta lk p a rtíc u la ! ly ap p ed -
Senate Bill 04 was introduced rich
Gwen Ross, Secretary
? Ä S i e " S ” Ä d
o» - ‘bout any app reciate loss
ricn nut
pa p
lo me> .-The nation is built in
22-29p
February and bas been Furtherm ore in
the S ubject of several hearings. ^ u n tiS s ' th at "hope to g a in ’ most the home, child by ch»hL
Custom
Slaughtering
by
appoint­
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F.AA.M.
„ „ »—*--- —
. counties th at h_r _ „ „
from seepage.
«2 800 000* this earthen reservoir is more
Opposition is developing in East-
ment only. Meat cutting, w rap­ *
SB
the «—
projects
oí iro
from
not ¡xwr . Thev
Meets on the 1st and
b b 64
o t is
is one
u“'- of —-
-
in a SB
n u* a are
te hmv
in tj
1 t
r t .l- itin t x to
.h a n ^ V U
reservoir that Create com-
the Oregon Education association only geem t0 l)e
because fed- ern Oregon to HB 481, r e la tin g
ping, sharp freeze. K enny’s
3rd Thursday evenings
each month.
Vising
Another project is the boost of
,
from which they de- property tJ3jes-
*
Market. Grass Valley, Oregon.
members cordially in-
. basic school funds
fitn/ia tn
20 oer
nients nients
up three
up
monins, wmvn
to S
$120
per r _____________io
jve their Incomes, is inoiiido.i
not Included
Call
242
for
appointm
ent.
7c
d a m 275 fe e t w ide
^ s t o r a g e ca n be b u ilt a t a c o st of
would mean property taxes would
vited to meet With us.
child. Many counties, this one in­
company spokesmen this typ
g
S2 00 for conven-
ITATTi W IDE PAINT CO. com-
Paul Alley, W«.M
have to be paid In A ugust rather
cluded, would get much less at T i m b e r IJ g lill.v T a x e d
about 35 cents a barrel compared wun
píete
painting
and
^
o
f
a
t
i
n
g
Gilknor,
Secretary
,
u
a
r
1
1
.
ik
,♦!««
than
November.
This
is
an
un-
$80. And might l>e expected to
tlonal tank storage.
n e a rly constant throughputs
service, spray or brush. Phone
y
If such a method of distribution h
pro8pect to farmers, most
approve $120 to get the same as is foisted upon Oregon It will be of whom would lie right in the
p in e Ite b e k J rt t Lodge
L o d g e No. 116
3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St. L , u ...u..«
,n
S
Ä
Ä
now.
Vern Campell and Jack Null, Meets 21r and 4th
T,;
«,1 ,».IA,I1V nroduct absolutely necessary to find a
n
harvest and at the low-
s u 01 I. undoubted y . p ^ t means o( maklng , lmOer pay a
ebh of tht, ycar.
Ä
,
the • “mmer perlods
The Dalles. Oregon
38tfn Tuesdays of each
month.
Visiting
m t^ i'n fC a rl H uffaker U niversity larger share of the taxes. We , )u, all ls not gloomy down here,
W A S C O IT E M S
members welcome.
mind of ( arl Huffaker, mv
y bave babled thp dm ber interests
eased to be able td tell you
Monday, March 18, several L E G A L N O T IC E S
L. Grabenhorst, N. G
of Oregon pro b
,
too long, fearful th at their th reat .
„13 designating bullfrogs
dropped in on Mrs. Desta Hoyt
Vada DeMoss, Sec.
been trying to bring about tax f m i f a n d f / i. t n u t m l a h t (>P car- t a t
..
_____ I .U» Oonata
under the basic 10 cu‘ and «et ° “ ‘ vm!«hl
as gameftsh. passed the Senate
for
cake
and
coffee
to
celebrate
NOTICE
TO
CREITORS
equalisation unaer
rla/| nnt
probably couldn t on Monday
__ ...JTu with
h ..*
< ii< « p n t-
but
one
dissent
her 85th birthday also. They w ere
A n person having claims again-
County A gricultural Age»»t
school program since 1917 when
oul by fajr taxation.
,
ing vote. Who was the lone skep-
v nexwi Mrs Gus H artm ann, Mrs. Charles
the law became operative. For a
Portland, which stands to lose Uc?
senator Anthony Y turrl,
Paul and Doug Alley submitted Everett> Mrs j erry B arnett and
professional educator H uffaker is heavily In further equalization
lo
three different hay samples to the chUdren s te p hanie and Bradley,
rem arkably intent on taxes. He has projxjsed a hill SB 285, which
Tuesday the House defeated agricultural chem istry departm ent
Mrg Owen Barnett,
has evolved some of the most Is based on the same principle and
J A I) Q
complex theories of taxation, the is also had and deserves dpfpat HB 119, a measure which would a t Oregon State college for pr • iir *
give county assessors access to t ein analysis. The protein conl^
W A W 1 A U □
latest one before SB 64 being so
subm itted o t was:
n o i v . u u a i income tax
—
----------------------------
-
„ ,ora
The Condon Cottonpickers, from
legts- i mdividu.1
retu rn s in of ----------------
the hay
Involved that it fell of its own “
;
the
hands
of
the
State
Tax
Com-
Omar
W
heat
- 6.05%; Soft Federa- tbg Condon PTA will appear at
complexity.
lature to do is to name a com mission for the purpose of dlscov- tlon - 6.70%; and Oats - 4.7 Vo.
sberrnan High school cafe-
Let us put aside for the moment
___
__ Is a crude protein ;„riu m " Tuesday "night, A pril 2,
ittee to study nu-thwls of Ilistrl-
5mì«<ki property.
T his figure
the foolishness of trying to “equal­ m
hution of the basic school study
fund. ‘ 11 was i attacked
........
. Q
T,niv.io and
on the grounds
analysis
and, of * c° u rs e ,J -------
s not all at g p m sponsored by the Sher-
ise educational opportunities’’ by
The committee shouki study “
.......................
digestible by the animal.
m a n 'H ig h Booster Mothers. Ad-
em phasizing equal taxation and means of actually
achieving
•
circum vents the secrecy
Experim ental trials at the Sher- mlssion w ill be 75 cents for adults
examine the difficulties of tax •■equal educational opportunities
vislon ln t he State Income Tax man branch experim ent station
25 centg for children,
equalization itself.
which is what the people voted Pr° vl8Ion
d uring the .40s showed the per- a u
Man garden
for. i t should also find a nio’e
Confusion would he apt to centage of protein In wheat rang-
lractor complete w ith riding
F n k T i i l Ialin i! O m it t e d
equitable method of dividing the
fac( (hat man
ifig from 9 t0 14%| according to
p
attachm ent, plow, spring tooth
Oregon’s privately owned pro- money and certainly not by us-
f lumbermen, etc., have date of cutting. W heat cut in the
and cultivator. Curly DeMoss,
perty ls annually assessed and ing property assessm ents as the
•
j pro„erty in early heading stage ran near 9%
Moro. JO 5-3219.
put on the tax rolls. Different as- sole c rlte ria for ability to pay for real
" „ ntv
while th at cut after the grain was
. 20c
. a
J R SALE: J 11
sro ro r. do a different job and the e d u c tio n .
X h?n" ry on ,he property formed and In the dough stage FOR
l s sq q u a r e ^ asbestos
shingles and nails. JO 5-3223.
state tax commission t r i e s -----------------
frequently does not ap- ran down tow ards 4%.
20p
ra tio sZlt^ a d m itte d ly b e h in d and JOHN DAY DAM
pear on the income tax depr« ^ a*
Recent reports have given the
FOR SALE: Full size cem etery
Admittedly incorrect. But the
The Oregon senate gave unani- tion account because It has been valug Qf yltam in D for the pre.
lot 25 x 16, cem ent wall around
main trouble ls th a t not all the mous approval to a memorial fa- completely depreciated.
vention of milk fever. Some speci-
It, headstone and m arker, and
n niperty Is on the tax rolls at all. voring construction of a federal
h
2
posi . h c instructions have come to my
heavy steel airtig h t vault.
’ in Oregon there is 61,641.6(H) dam at the John Day site although tl0
Thursday It was re- attention which I felt might he of
$100. Mrs. Scott Fortner, 2128
acres and only 24,205,178 acres not without pointing out the dan- considertxl' b the'H ouse and sent interest. FlelschYnann’s Irradiated
H aw thorne, Portland, Ore. Ph-
irty
are on the tax rolls. Most of this gers of th e preference clause that, b ( k ((? th<; taxaUon committee, yeast type 142F ls used ^ th iw
v
Belmont 2-0630
19-20p
u In eastern Oregon and Isn’t unless changed, will m itigate ser- This means that after working It million units daily of vitamin D FOR SALE: Belt pulley for D-4
Mickey Mantle’» 1956 Record
worth much.
Across the moun- lously against Oregon. The pre- over the committee will have an- No. 2 has given the best results,
Caterpillar, and 8’ Case Tiller
Batting Average
.353
tains it is presently very valuable ference clause gives power to pub- other opportunity to send it to the persons should feed 7
ounces
Plow.
Bob Helyer, Kent*
Runs Batted In
1*3
as It is covered with timber. Jose- lie agencies before It does to pri- floor. The second effort could be dally and not more than 52J ©un­
Phone, Gr&ss Valley 687
ohlne county contains 1,040,000 vate agencies and Oregon is most- successful, but this sounds like an ees in total ln a period of from 5
Home Runs
52
acres and assesses 282,881 acres; ly served by private power com- unworkable piece of legislation, to 7 days before calving. If calv- BErTTER THAN A V E R A G E
EARNINGS. 800 family food,
Certainly it cannot he expected to ing occurs on the 6th day feed for
Lane county contains 2,926,720 panics.
vitam in, and cosmetic route.
acres and assesses 1,249,838 acres;
It Is not likely that the request bring in the “millions of dollars one day after calving.
N ationally Advertised, repeat
Douglas county contains 3,239,680 of the Oregon leglslutuifc,
>> In omitted property” of which
Research w ork a t Iowa State
business, demand established.
acres and assesses 1,346,400 acres; means of the memorial, will have
()f Ug
sors so hopefully college has shown that soybean
No cash necessary but car re­
Coos county contains 931,040 much effect on a congress beset snnkp
or lard derivative oil added to the
snoRo
quired. If you have a good cre­
acres and assesses 608,507 acres; with angry requests for tax reduc-
Wednesday the House passed w ater or sprayed on green chop-
dit reputation and are qualified
Jackson county contains 1,802,- tlon. Some funds may he found to H JR 14 which
provides, for a Pe<i feed reduced the occurrence
in m eeting people, w rite for in­
880 acres and assesses 838,521 continue the work »wing done to- Lieutenant Governor. It is to be
^ t One q u arter pound per
form ation to the J. R. W atkins
acre8
ward preparing to build a dijm. referred to the people and will head dal,y was fed in the trlals-
Company, 3903 Brooklyn Ave.,
These are the big tim ber coun-
So far politics has prevented de- m#ke (he glxth Ume ’uch a mea. Cattle seemed to like the oil and
Seattle 5, W ashington.
16-21c
ties. They are also the counties
velopment of the west with one
wiH haye
votpd Qn , drank more w ater than usual,
5% PLUS
that would gain by equalization aide insisting on governm ent lhe
c
h
mugt gtiu
Basic research has been the
INCOME YIELD
under SB 64.
You see, It Isn't
ow nership and preventing private thrQU h , he Sen;|(e however( atl(, foundation of all the big advances
ON YOUR SAVINGS
equalization at all unless all the
capital to build any big dam. The slnce u received
16 dissenting n agr cuItufe* The, us,e of, 8ys*
Pacific Pow’er & Light Co.
property Is Included, not just the
other side Is not so antagonistic yote# Jn tfw Houge
p may
emlc insecticides developed by
M i c k e y M a n tle ’s
5% Preferred stock
F
and
often
votes
for
public
power
(()
b
ie,|(|¡ng
basic
research
will
probably
be
privately owned property.
big bat won him tho
Dividends
paid
quarterly.
construction.
With the govern-
Thurs(1
lhc House
scd „ „ the next big step In fart» protluc-
A
m erican L eague’s
ment out of money It may I» that ;(21 w h|ch soun(|s |0
nkc t|w tlon. Chemicals are used to treat
T lm l» e r M a k e * M o n e y
Triple Batting Crown
there can be agreement on the most sensible approach yet to the the plant seed, in this w’ay they
last year and unani­
This governm ent tiin»x*r ls be­ use of private funds.
problem of how to limit the game- get into what might be called the
ing used. It brings a profit to the
mous choice by the
blood
stream
of
the
plant.
Insects
hogs among the sports-fishermen
counties, which workers, who
nation’s
sports writ­
attacking
the
plant
during
early
and charter-boats, without unduly
have the children, also share. Coos PORTLAND SCANDAL
ers as his league’s
Portlanders seem somewhat up- penalizing legitimate commercial
'ph*
i*le
by
tb<?
county has 3.16 per cent of the
most valuable player.
chemical. The plant itself rem ains
cu u iu y
.« ti« «
m v s 3 28 set ovcr the disclosures almut its fishermen.
healthy
until
it
reaches
m
aturity.
“¿ . “ « n t T i h , mcomc u x « h e r
This young Oklaho­
It will require all those buying
man figures to have
uercentagos are Douglas 4.25 of mlttee on investigations it might commercial licenses for fish and The systemic
" . t insecticide
H n ' i " l'i l'sual.ly
ptreentag .
im nm e tax- wel1 come as a shock to a city shellfish to paint certain doslirnat- disaPPears completely during la-
m an y m ore g r e a t
K 'X
îh T in d
" X
that ,S given to proclaiming It, ^ , ' X . r o ? each Î h X
^ n ro c it
of plan, growth
years in the majors,
Pregnancy
testing
of
beef
cat­
J
(
purity.
side of their boats, as well as on
but
already
he’s
looking
beyond his playing
tle can save 20 to 40 dollars for
“ Moat of these counties also gel
To most ot the newspaper rea.l the deck or cabin top.
days, planning for his family’s future with regu­
the
cost
of
w
inter
feeding.
This
. ttv e c r oercentag» of h a s t e « • »'ho are following the testl-
enjoyed two traditional so
lar savings.
M lS S u u n d money than they pay mony there ts sufficient jp
evidence 8ja | events this week.
Tuesday program is developing more Inter­
Mickey says, “ From personal experience, I
est and one that could be justified
E X r o m e tax. T hat should prove to cast serious doubt on the integ- nigbt Speaker Pat iXwley allu
„ Qn
and „ his
know th at the guy who comes through regular-
Under
test
Ki-i» th e v are not hurt by the pre- r d Y of ^ e official^ com erntd. W|fe entertained House members, w ori(
w b „ h in \
ly means the most to himself and his team. I ’ve
that they a
The defense seems based on much w |ves and state officials at a re-
1 T /it W ashington State college
Had 26%
much l‘X r percentage «»f l«»tc «nore flimsy testimony than the ceptlon. Decorations were all ln one
b a Î r herd
^ œ w of s ^ beef
t h e " animals
™
learned the same lesson about savings. Buying
report
U. S. Bonds regularly helps win the game of
L n» 1 i lîm eilts than thev would accusations.
green in honor of the Doolevs and barren
Q to 20 cows, others ‘"
T ' ettled.
¿ from
77
« a r ° f €OWS not settled
school paym ents m an u .
Attem pts to rush to the defense St. Patrick s Dav We were oar. i a .cv 2°
security.
pay on a pi ope
u not of the accused officials are fine tlcularly intrigued with the two "-æ* Tu!’ county farm ers could
“ Millions of sports fans can be star players in
‘tAxATAnd yet is used ïo make friendly gestures but what Port- huge baketl salinon w hkh wefC fâu®
/ ° r " eXî
the game of security by joining and staying on
—
and hire men
^ r ^ ^ lb le ^ a ^ p ^
W‘th
thla
-
Payroll Savings where they work.”
Neither are these counties h u rt f ^ " far m possible and pro on
h gree
hcd
hJg
ago on
Good advice for the long haul from a long ball
when It comes to percaplta pro-
< h <U ,
«X
we were guests arlan can do the inspection iob
hitter.
— ----- , i / .L „ . . h a a U t ’s«> c u m siu n e e s a u e s ire fo r clean a, on. o f th e se rie s o f b u ffet .u p - , )mo, t a s
a,7,Tw,
"
n
perty taxes paid for schools, i . t
. ,
n r
im oortant
For most of us, Payroll Savings offer the easiest,
Qherman county’s $105.20 for com-
1 nm ent is mort impi mm per. being given by Governor and put through a squeexe chute
bheim an cuuuij *
r | t i/t.n s lhan a d«slre to defend an ac-
surest way to save. And the time to start is now.
Mrs. Holmes. It was a most en-
Another use for stllbestrol has
parlson If you like, to o t tiuztns
All you do is sign the application form in the
j
o
t
j
ile
evening,
casual
anti
tnfor-
i
^
n
reported
to
me
by
Hr.
Skov
pay $59.88, l i n e ’s $54.50; Baker
payroll office where you work. Select the
mat. Parties such as this, after veterinarian. Goklendale. Use of
$55.62; H arney $54.74; Gilliam W A S C O N E W S
amount to be set aside for your Bonds each pay­
$96 15; Douglas, $59 34; Marion
The W oman’s society of Chris-
7 , . . , , , '. *f..' * 6O*75 Ing on buI* calves castrated
day. Then your saving is done for you. And each
$41.50; Jackson $53.40.
tlon service spring tea. originally *
, .
‘
(
e
? at S to 12 rnon,hs has taken stag-
time you’ve accumulated enough, a Bond is pur­
scheduled for March 20. has l»een 'J!1
7 , ,,er ,nembers and f heli’* lness from the animals. This rate
D A (’ Payment» Dut
chased in your name.
postponed to March 27 at 2 p. m.
u e sl"}Plv don 1 should not be harm ful and could
helpful on hull calves marked
Futherm ore th e UmbOT cuun in the church social room. Mrs. ^a' e d u ,in R our rather hectic
You keep adding to your Bonds through Pay­
at a late age.
ties receive a good slice of money Woolsey of The Dalles will pro- aays
roll Savings and your Bonds keep earning in­
from the federal government, vide the main program w ith her
A chemical sum m er fallow re­
terest for you. I t ’s a sure way to make a little
This money Is divided three-quar- glides and comments of a trip to
search trial was established on
deduction add up to a lot of security.
A superior sondeo
ters for roads and one q u a rte r for the Holy Landa.
There will be
the Richelderfer ranch. Huck
So
don’t put off saving another day. Sign up for
of
personal
oBondonco
schools. Douglas county got $4,- several musical num bers on the
place, in China Hollo^ by Dean
Payroll Savings where you work—today. Or
179,082; Jackson $2.088.693; Jose- program. Every woman Is Invited
Swan.
In
charge
of
w-eed
research
5 O S -$ ! IQ M Q * t
start buying Bonds regularly where you bank.
phlne $1,606.082; iJine $3,760,- to attend.
work In the Columbia Basin The
489 These am ounts are not fig-
Mrs. L. L. Funk was hostess to
main m aterial used was dalapon
Part of Every American's Savings
ured in basic school distribution a birthday dinner. Sunday» for
with and without 2.4-D and a wet­
X
w
r f i ^
although other school receipts are her husband, L arry, and Andy
Belongs In U. S. Savings Bonds.
ting agent.
Detailed research
jn elu jed
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