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rA Q B I SHERMAN COUNTY JO UR NAU MORO, OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY SI. »<«7 t . n ,nr7 tor of the Estate of Pearl Garrett, day of June, A. D. deceased, hae filed in the County AT STUD: Get a good half-Arab same, if any CURTIS A TOM This meeting s 1 dlrec- Court of Sherman County, Ore- ber and sedate for months and colt, breed your mare to Sarref Executor of the Estate of purpose <>fJ»1«* 8 ........ u,ul gon finai account in said es- then indulges in a binge that of jAijrrntatt (County journal No. 8558 AHC. Marjorie Van Gil William Franklin Bartholomew, « • ¡ S S S i K - J . - S ;= ; ten brings the cops. It may der, Wasco, GI 2-5432. 27-30p l’ubliidird Every Friday at also known as W. F- Bartholomew, cleanse the soul but it usually ITATE WIDE PAINT CO. com Muro, Oregon plete painting ar*d decorating Need extra income? Pleasant Me- makes a heck of a mess. The Deceased. service, spray or brush. Phone Ness route work on your day J. Tracy Barton _______ E d ito r simile holds true even to the re- Gilet» L. Fremi» 3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St ATTEST: off and evenings brings extra The Dalles, Oregon , matur a» th. morse that follows. District Clerk said Court, as the time and place Vern Campell and Jack Null. Enter«-«! B» »«rnd c cash. Wife may help, too. Write Attorney for the Estate. under Act 27-30c Fact is that Oregon voters have V. Henrlchs for hearing objections, if any, P u .lo lile , a t Moro. Oregon Lloyd The Dalles. Oregon 38tfn to McNew Company, Box 4014, of Congre«» o f March t . I Si*. never, as a whole, been caught in Directors to said final account and for the Board of Chairman Oakland 23. Calif. 29-30c NOTICE TO CREDITORS a radical mood when voting on a f ir s t CLASS carpenter and cab- 29-30c settlement thereof. n iw s p a m » inet maker wants part time WANTED. Man with car, earn $2 All persons having clatans public power proposal. Which Dated and first published this work or will do other type jobs, to $5 per hour on Watkins 800 against the Estate of Jack In a y, doesn’t mean that they might r U B lIB H IB * 17th day of May 1957. NOTH 'E OF FIN A L ACCOUNT laying blocks, painting, etc. Family Food Route, Experience deceased, are hereby notified to not some day. 'There is some Date of last publication June 7, A SS O C IA TIO N Notice Is hereby given . that 23c tfn . doubt that the Oregonians pro- Gilbert 2-5426. unnecessary. Age no handicap, present them, with the proper p the 1957. Also part-time opportunity, vouchers and duly verified, to the undersign Oregon —-— posal about a state power authoi- Custom slaughtering by appo.nt- FRANK J. KETTER Write J. R. Watkins Company, undersigned, the duly appointed, ty Court of! the State of Oregon ‘ L ity would really serve to render ment cnly Meat cutting( wrap- Administrator, n a t io n a l inapplicable the preference clause 3903 Brooklyn Avenue, Seattle qualified and acting Ad*ni" liit‘a foF shernu'’ *' ; ’ , .« Es. Grass Valley, Oregon ping, sharp freeze. Kenny’s 5, Washington. 29-34c trlx of the Estate ot Jack 1 ia y, Account as • J ---------------- that is damaging the state. Market. Grass Valley, Oregon, WOMFN HUW to address and deceased, at the office.of T. Lea- tate of Joseph Vernon Flatt d* N0T|CK o p FINAL ACCOUNT It needs more study before enact Call 242 for appointment. 7c ter Johnson, Attorney at law, ceased, and that Monday, the 24th Notice is hereby given tnat the ment and we think it might end mall our circulars at home on Moro, Oregon, within six months day of June, 1957, at ten o clock undersigned has filed in the Coun- LOST: small black and white male “üFPÎCÏÂlT- C(>UNTY paper up in something valuable. commission. Write GIFT FAIR, from the date of the first publl- A. M. of said day in the couit court of the State of Oregon If we were to pick on one thing dog, plain collar, $5.00 reward IDept. 8), Springfield, Penna. subscription rates cation of this Notice, to-wlt: May room of the County Court in for Sherman County, her Final that had more to do with the 1956 for return or Information. 29-3 lc Charles V. Smith Box 254 Wasco Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, Account as Executrix of the Es ONE Y E A R ............................• 2 0 ° Republican defeat than any other 2O-31p LUMBER, direct from mill, from 24, 1957. have been fixed by the Court as tate of Ernest Eslinger, deceased, Marie Brady it would be the 45 per cent sur MAY 31, 1957 $17 per M and up. Phone Lyle Administratrix the time and place for hearing and that Monday, the 17th day of tax and Its somewhat extrava FOR SALE: Nearly new 2 bed 136 day or night. If no answer objections to said Final Account 1957 at (en o«clock A M gant approval of state expenses a room home, hardwood floors, Lester Johnson call 6K Thoren Lumber Co. 28tf T. and for the settlement of said of said day in the court room of Attorney for Administratrix part of which was done in an ef knotty pine Interior, two lots. OREGON ANALYSIS 29-32C estate. Across from ME church In FOR SALE: 5 room & basement fort to meet Democratic criticism. the County Court in Moro, Sher home in G. V. Stucco in & out, Lillian Katherine Flatt man County, Oregon, have been The Oregon Journal has sent a Now that Democrats have boos- Wasco $5,000. Call GI 2-5566, Executrix fixed by the Court as the time fireplace, oil furnace heat, in- KOT| CK oF ANNUAL SCHOOI 30c reporter around to some of the the 45 per cent to 51 per cent Cora Driscoll. sulated, nice yard & garage, 2 ‘ MEETING T. Lester Johnson state’s larger towns to survey the and utilized a Republican surplus place for hearing objections 29-32C and lots 50’ x 120’. Will sell either n q TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Attorney for Executrix economic situation and the East of Mme $36,000,000 to keep It to said Final Account and for the fully furnished or without. Jn cornpiiance with Sec. 111908, Oregonian editor made a similar from being 71 per cent it looks will be the director. settlement of said estate. NOTICE OF HEARING ON priced to sell Phone 203 Grass p E A t0 tbe legal voters of Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lemley trip last winter. The legislature llke a fjne time for a conserva- Leta Eslinger FIN A L ACCOUNT Valley. 29tfn g^erman ~............... County High School Dis has Just finished it biennial t¡ve party to come to power, had as their guests Thursday and Executrix Estate No. 621 of Sherman County, State of hassle with the state’s economy budgets grow like weeds and Friday her mother and sisters, FOR SALE: Model D Case three T. Lester Johnson NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p lo w tractor. Mechanically o regon, that the AN N U A L which always stirs uo Ideas üregon needs Jo do some hoeing. Mrs. Charles Lemley and Mrs. Attorney for Executrix 28-31c sound. 90% rubber. Reasonable. MEETING of said District will be that the undersigned Administra- about what Is wrong with the r we are to admit that the Re- Marguerite Morse of Gresham and For sale: John Deere hay chop- beld at Grade Schools of Rufus, state. Anyone can have an opinion publicans are the conservative Mrs. Henry Tetz of Monmouth, per, needs minor repairs. Moro, Grass Valley, Kent, and on such things as freely as he parly_ and one could get an ar- They were returning from a two Wanted: Custom baling with City Hall at Wasco; to begin at can criticise the pitcher’s fast gurnent on that—there is no llkell- months trip that took them to John Deere wire tie baler. the hour of 2:00 p. m. on the third txall. Here goes. ¡1Ood of it being put in permanent California where they visited Wanted. Belt pulley drive for Monday of June, being the 17th Oregon is suffering from an dmbo as the Oregonian’s editor Kenneth Olds and his parents, Caterpillar D2 or trade pulley day of June, A. D. 1957. excess of democracy and we don’t threatens. There will always lx* Mr. and Mrs. Will Olds, on to drive for D6. This meeting is called for the mean a political party. It Is trying conservatives, Just as there will New Mexico to visit Mrs. Ixm- Max K. Belshe, Moro, Ore. Ph. purpose of electing One Director, to do too many things for too atways be radicals. That is the ley’s grand daughter, Mrs. Roger JOrdan 5-3697. 29-30c many people who would be better way * r ought to lx. It appears Moore and family, on to Washing- "" for a five year term and to es off without It and who do not that the radicals have had their ton, D. C., New York, and to St. FOR SALE: 2 bedroom modern tablish a new tax base, and the appreciate it, nor pay their share day> and nke radicals always do, Andrews, New Brunswick to visit house in Wasco. $5000. Call transaction of business usual at of it. We have made the state hav’e emptied the cookie Jar of Mrs Lemley’s home town. They such meeting Gl 2-5566. government and all other govern- lhe family savings, bought a lot returned by way of Niagara Falls Dated this 22nd day of May, ments Into grab bags for enough o( gtuff on time and made some and on to Washington and home, L E G A L N O T IC E S 1957. Marjorie K. Marvin hare-brained schemes to break us. promises that were not carefully Mrs. Bill Lambart and children, CALL FOR BIDS ATTEST: District Clerk And It has. considered. It is time to put up Chris, Mark and Lauren, of Hepp- School Dist. No. 23, Grass Val- Harold D. Eakin Oregon is dependent on the lhe buttle and go back to work, ner brought her mother, Mrs. Henry Tetz, down Friday morn School Dist. No. 23 Grass Val Chairman Board of Directors timber industry to a large extent ley will receive bids for a new bus 29-30C ing to the Ixmley home. and it is now going into a sort of up to June 10 at 8 o’clock p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Eben Kee went to un eclipse because building boom WRITE • OFF 1957-model, 1 ton chassis, Rockaway last Tuesday and at- 6 One as we have had since the war or 8 cylinder, 30 passenger. NOTICE OF ELECTION TO ES graduation couldn’t go on forever. Prices r ,nay well be that the big ar- tended eighth grade „------ ....... uDholstery 2 speed TABLISH NEW TAX BASE ‘ ' gument over the Idaho Power , vy «25x20 10-ply , y’ tires P were too high and other materials Powei exercises Wednesday when their with State ____ of - Oregon < are being used and will continue company’s fast tax write-of n?ece’ Sandra Squi^e’ was tubes, 1 825x20 10-ply tire spare. County of Sherman ( SS to be used in greater degree. Be- Rs snake river dam will be the the graduates. She came home * tran&mission> oil bath air ( , . , . it was a cleaners, oil filter, hydrovac hy- Sherman County High summer. cases, does any manufacturing gives such write-offs. It was a -..-».«x». — rx. School District ( Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A A von von Borstel had drallc ( lu contractors Mr. anil . . .. brakes,.electric*todshielq • thiol! washer and with’lumber. It ships lt outside concession made to the state in the roughest possible during the war to encourage as their guests Thursday Mr. and Wl" heaters. Notice hereby is given that, at state. That is partly because of them to build defense plants and Mrs. Frank Dunn and Mr. and School District reserves right to the school district tax base elec- labor which gets higher wages in take their depreciation quickly. Mrs. Bud Bedell and family from . » tion hereby called, to -be held at Oregon than In almost any other No manufacturer could be ex- Washougal, Washington. ‘ Grade Schools of Rufus, Moro, „tate. peded to build for war time and Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer NOTICE OF SCHOOL E l «Fk?- Grass Valley, Kent, and City Hall Oregon agriculture is in pretty take the usual fifty years ot de- left Friday for Sheridan to visit wjPON QUESTION OF IN- at Wasco, in and for Sherman good shape and the touring edl- predation. He would never have Mr. and Mrs. Milo Elliott and on TAX LEVY OVER County High School District of tors found towns based on agri- gotten more than five yearn ol i to Astoria to visit their daughter, limited BY SEC- Sherman County, Oregon, the vulture more stable than those before the end of war. Mrs. Charles Perrigo and family. T|O N II, ARTICLE TION ARTICLE XI, XI, STATE STATE 17th day of June, A. D., 1957, baaed on timber. Yet, too large a The Idaho Power applied and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beck of Du- between the hours of 2 o’clock CONSTITUTION oercent of Oregon agriculture is r 8 request was granted. Hundreds fur took Mrs. Ixmise Jones to Notice is hereby given that an p. m. and 8 o’clock p. m., there tied un with federal programs of others have been granted for Jennings Lodge Monday to decor- election will be held in Sherman will be submitted to the legal that have made lt dependent on other projects of similar nature. ate the graves of her family bur- High School Dist. of Sherman voters thereof the question of federal grants lnstéad of Individ- r isn’t a steal but we do think lt jed there. County, State of Oregon, from establishing a new tax base for ual farmer initiative. Public Law i3 using a law that should have Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox went to 2:00 p. m. to 8:00 p. m. at Grade said school district. 48U and the work of the Wheat i>een repealed at the end of the Portland recently to meet her mo- Schools of Rufus, Wasco, Moro, The vote to be by ballot upon league have helped this condl- war. , ther and sister, Mrs. C. H. Augee Grass Valley and Kent, Oregon, which shall be the words “Shall tlon but that may be temporary. While Idaho Power will get Its and Mrs. Bess Gibson of Chehalis, u«i — school -_____ dis- _ Sherman County High School on jui.v June u 8, 1957 ... in w said Oregon’s tax laws are not so write-off and save some taxes in win., who are visiting with them trlct, for the purpose of submit- District of Sherman C ounty,, o ,e important as opponents often the next five years it will save untll after Memorial day ciodfeuer U ng.othe legal voter, of said Kon. estabUsh a new base? F » . state them to be but the general no taxes In a fifty year Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clodfeiter of Increasing No Base to $105,000.00. trend of taxes In Oregon is to go When the whole Investment is and their houseguests Mr. and the tax levy for the fiscal year _Yes, I vote for ♦ the »« new tax up too fast and to penalize In- written-off Its taxes will be high- Mrs. Kenneth Hawkins drove to 1957-58 over the amount limited base. _No, I vote against the new tax dlvlduals and business. Business er. jf taxes go down it will cost Portland Monday. The Hawkins by section 11, article XI, of the Is managed by Individuals and r money. It will get a big advan- wtn go to their home In California Constitution of Oregon. base.” And the voter shall place a managers do not like to come tage by saving money now ami and the Clodfelters will return The reasons for increasing such cross (X) before the word “Yes,” into a state with a high Income money can bring Interest. home Tuesday. tax Oregon does not have a big r is natural for humans to Mrs. Maude Garrett of Shaniko tevy To retire the deficit on outstand or before the word “No,’ which enough population to make lt a find nothing good In things they spent several days here visiting ing warrants that resulted be ever indicates his choice. The polls for the reception of coo<] place for many manufactur- dislike and Oregon’s radical con- her daughters and families, the cause of a transfer of general in« firm* that that depend on dislikes ix>n Smiths and the H, N Kiggs. lng firms on a a local local irrossionul gresslonal delegation ------ --- funds to Bonds and Interest dur the ballots cast for or against the market. Oregon has very poor Idaho Power. It Is not because it Mr. and Mrs. Smith took her to ing the school year Ï956-57 establishment of said new tax transportation. And Oregon has a power company so much; it Government Camp ®untlay amounting to $34,528.00, and to base <’ase win, < on sa*d day and date a comparatively small percentage j8 a private power company and her son, Bill Garrett, of Portland «io«85«oo over the 6% lim- and at the place aforesaid, be S f~ land. . These last three ; prlvau business Is suspectJo her and she will visit him b ^ udget ‘ .n for e 1957 . uible ................. ur d,-U.ga.es >n congress. Worst . met whl,e. x S 5^ opened at t Î L Ï ope°i unüfT e are major factors. Cheap power Is a small factor of all Is that Idaho Power is Mrs. Lillian Cox of Dorris, Calif. 1 ^ a m o u n t of ta , • hOur of 8 o’clock p. m. of the same and so far it has bren helpful In building the dams the Hells can- ieft Monday for her home after he 6 «, HmiUtlor, p ^ >e same ghaU bringing little hut aluminum yon fanatics want the federal spending several days visiting at vwum I be „ closed. $143,386.00. May order of the district school plants "that give very little em- government to build. And hu- thp Fred CY>x home. Mr. and Mrs. Arzell I^emley Dated this 15th day of ’ board of Sherman County High ployment and use up a lot of mans hate the one that beats took their son, Duane Lemley and 195?- Scarcely larger than a compact, these purse- Marjorie K. Marvin School District oftSherman Ooun- cheap power. The fight over pub- them. family to The Dalles Friday af Attest District Clerk ty. Oregon, made this 22nd day of lie versus private power that so ---------------- size checkbooks have been designed by U. S. ternoon to visit with Dr. and Mrs. delights our politicians Is on a GRASS V A L L E Y N E W S Harold D. Eakin May> A- 1957, . National to be an ’’accessory” in milady's Dean Wilcox before leaving on the par with the old game of getting Chairman, Board of Directors ATTEST: Mona Eakin entertained the train for Lancaster, Ohio. handbag. Within the checkbook, each check is u dog to pull a badger out of a 6th, 7th and 8th grades and Dean Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hawkins NOTICE OF F IN A L HEARING Harold D. Eakin barrel—and about as useless. perfo*ahied—your name and address printed Woods as supervisor at a swlm- It is our opinion that eventu- Woods as supervisor a a sw.. v of v ,gta CaHf arrlved Friday NoT1CE 1S HEREBY GIVEN Chairman, District School Board . „ y t w o n la is w.H dec.de that m.ng .parly at h, e h .m e o her weekend J a n m g L free. Your choice of four attractive colors for they wlTZ v e to go , woVk w d parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clodfeiter, putitp of William Franklin your checkbook, too! . . . red, blue, green or they will have.. « . R,n w „ lne.day •»«™«°"ed by Mr ,nd Mr8' Frank von Borate. .Uo known as W. NOTICE OF ANNUAL W I.OOL <lo something for freshments were furnished by werp caUera Saturday evening black. Yours for the asking... at U. S. National. start some factories, find some Mrs. Bernard Martin, Mrs. Ver- F. Bartholomew, Deceased, has MKKTING Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. von Borstel filed In the County Court of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEi , markets. And above all take res 1 Z T h U " or their future ind non Eakin and Mrs. ^ to n EakUr Mr clodfelter are wusln, k dp td™ tyfo7 Urslh: “ " ln compliance with Sec. 111-908, S u e x i t i n g state government Bill R o M r . and Mrs. E. R Blaylock of Oregon for sn o c . L A., to the legal voters of ?o ie ttS their futures T* V rl t0 Th.e 7™* the Coirt has set the 18th day of School District No. 17, of Sher- You will find this compact checkbook mighty troop 362 to Rock Creek ,1am I n lng for niedica| at,ention for Mrs. tl'« "''p rY '-it 10-00 o’clock a/m . man County, State of Oregon, convenient for your use. too. day for a wet _ . . of - the • in the office of the County Judge that the ANNUAL SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. Art Schilling wont went Blaylock. 2C j joward Garland WHITHER REPUBLICAN« Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Strad- ARF ron of Mr and Mrs of Sherman County, Oregon, in MEETING of said District will the County Courthouse it Moro, he held at the schoolhouse; to An Oreronlan editor, miffed ley and Mr. and Mrs. I .ester ar- Garland has been sent to Oregon, as the time and place for begin at the hour of 2 o’clock P. M. perhaps a? the reluctance of the num went Saturday for the »eek Greenland from the -tth the settlement of said accounting to 8 o’clock P. M. on the third 11866736 leglslatuM to accept the program ' nd; Su" ^ 1* »lr b* " K ,n"“ ’ and for hearing objections to the Monday of June, being the 17th of that paper for a state power went up and had pot lutk d i n n e r ____________________________ = i:r s « ° .r ^ y ~ « W ANT A D S a new checkbook to fit a lady’s purse a note to the men: TH E............... ............ ^ i ^ X T « knell of .he parly hy refusal to vote for the ..... sel.ln, up the commission. We are very sad about that and had had some hope, for a reveal of Republican control in Oregon, hopes that were whetted to a sharp edge by review of the two legislative sessions control- by Democrats in the past „ a , X and no, gtven to h^i - S « regular sesen p™ idid »«J™ ^ „ U to Tvuh Valiev the date be held at L'k » . . to be annoura e d Iater. M. " - J u - e sen and Mrs Fla ,i,,ietfRcs will go J » “ une 4 6 to Grand Chaptt » i - Refreshments were ‘ close of the meeting b> ( Mrs. OLYM PIA; : Ni w ith p le a s u re ! us. 7 NATIONAL BANK 01 FORTlâND © J U W »»A-« That does no, mean that Ore- gonl.™ are never radical As to that thev seem to resemble a periodical drinker who stays so- ? : for children '' h grad« gar.cn "ex, year hjough Jjr»d« school. Miss lari.».n Multnomah school of t • “I T S THE W ATER T H A T ^ M A K E S ' IT SO R E F R E S H IN G «* M«mk«^ »d«ra( D«po»ì» Inwranc« Corporation T IE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND c c
