Sherman County journal., July 26, 1957, Page 2, Image 2

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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY 2«. 1»57
Norman E. Fields
Meridian In Sherman County,
Administrator of the Estate of
Oregon.
Notice Is hereby given that the
James M. Dyee, deceased
tuition fees
J&ljernKiu C ounty lu u rn a l
IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF undersigned has l»een duly ap­
Said sale will be made on or
36-39C
THE
¡^TATE
OE
OREGON
FOR
after
the
14th
day
of
August,
1957.
The
state
board
of
higher
edu­
PabllMhed feeerjr Friday at
pointed executrix of the will and
ALICE
C.
MORRIS,
SHERMAN
COUNTY
cation has raised the student body
Muru, Oregon
estate of Gladys Morrison, de­
Guardian of the Estate of
In the Matter of the Estate )
UNITED HTATEH
fees so that the average student’s
ceased, and has qualified. All
Glle« I.. Irw i'h
Editor bill will )>e $(>40 instead of $000
Carol Lee Baker, a minor
of
>
Department of the Interior
persons having claims against
R n tfx ti *»
cl»«» m » tt» r a t th *
GLADYS MORR16ON,
>
for a year of instruction and
Bureau of I»and Management
said estate are hereby notified and BEATTIE, HIBBARD & CALD­
P < » l« ,lfire a t Mon»,
O re g o n .
u n tief A f t
Deceased )
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
room
rent.
required to present the same, duly WELL
of f o n a r * » « o f M a rc h 1. ISIS.
No. 634
Attorneys for Guardian
Chancellor John Richards notes
PUBLIC HALE—
verified, and with the proper
NOTICE OF HAIJS
Hogg Building
that the very purpose of public
Under provisione of section
vouchers, to the undersigned at
N K W SFA PC R
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Moro, Oregon, within six months
Oregon City, Oregon
36-39c 2455, R. S., as amended bv section
education is being lost In that
P U B L IS H Í RS
that the undersigned executrix
public schools now coat as much
14 of the act of June 28, 1934 (48
of the Will and Estate of Gladys from the first publication of this IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF Stat., 1274; 43 U. S. C. 1171), there
A S S O C IA T IC I
as private schools. That is an im­
notice, to-wlt: July 19, 1957.
Morrison
will
sell
at
private
sale
TH E STATE OF OREGON FOR will be offered to the highest bid­
portant criticism and it seems to
In some parts of Sherman co­
Doris Colesch
THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN der, but at not less than the ap­
lx? valid.
*
unty there is more of the old- to the highest bidder, for cash
Executrix
of
the
estate
of
Some one should examine the fashioned tumble weed growing or upon terms, on or after August
In the Matter of the Estate )
praised value, at a public sale to
Glayds
Morrison,
dec’d
reasons therefore. If that was than for several years. The tum­ 26, 1957, the interest of Gladys
of
)
be held at 3:00 o’clock p. m., on
C.
L.
Gavin,
done we could well have an argu­ ble weed is distinct from the Rus­ Morrison in the following des­
JAMES M. DYCE,
.
> the 28th day of August next, at
Attorney
for
Estate
ment against public management sian thistle, often called tumble cribed property:
Deceased )
1001 N. E. Lloyd Blvd., Portland,
• 37-40c
Ix»t 6 Block 12, Moro, Sherman The Dalles, Oregon
of
anything.
One
of
the
reasons
weed
»»ecause
it
tumbles
like
the
No.
623
Oregon, the following trjcts of
"OFFICIAL COUNTY 'P A P E R
County, Oregon.
public education costs so much is original although in a lugubrious
NOTICE of ADMINISTRATOR’S land: T. 1 S., R. 16 E., W. M., Ore­
Bids should be submitted to the NOTICE OF HALE
the appropriations that have gone fashion like a »»ear imitating a
SCBH< BIPTION RATES
BALE
gon Sec. 2, Lots 3 & 4, SWViNWVt
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
into it and the burden of unneces­ monkey. Some expert may be able undersigned, in writing, at Moro,
ONE Y E A R ............................ *200
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 128.74 acres,
appraised value
pursuant
to
an
order
of
the
sary weight it carries.
to tell us whether or not the in­ Oregon.
That the undersigned, as the Ad­ $644.00. No bid will be accepted
Circuit
Court
of
the
State
of
Ore­
DORIS COELSCH
In this line of thought we have creased moisture we are getting
JULY 21», 1957
gon for the County of Clackamas ministrator of the above entitled for less than the entire tract.
Executrix
long wanted a budget and list of is responsible for more tumble
Bids may be made by the prin­
Probate Department, in the mat­ estate, under and by virtue of an
expenditures for private schools weeds. And if one says that we’ll C. L. Gavin
Order of the above entitled cipal or his agent, either person­
ter
of
the
guardianship
of
Carol
Attorney for Estate
WHAT THEY HAY
so we could compare them to the ask where the weeds came from.
Baker, a minor, that I will Court, made on the 3rd day of ally at the sale or by mail.
The Dalles, Oregon
38-41c
public schools. Some of the pri­
Large groups of men Informal­ vate schools and the parochial
Bids sent by mall will be con­
sell, subject to confirmation by July, 1957, will sell at private
ly gathered together often dis­ schools do a very good job of in­
said Court at private guardian’s sale, in one or several parcels, to sidered only if received at the
NOTIC E TO CREDITORS
the highest bidder,
upon the
close opinions that would be hard structing. And they do it without
All persons having claims sale, at the office of the Sherman terms and conditions hereinafter Land Office prior to 3:00 o’clock
to obtain by Individual Interviews. the huge costs the public schools
against the Estate of Jennie K. County Title Company, Moro, mentioned, and subject to the con­ p. m., on August 28, 1957. Bids
At the Order of the Antelope meet­
Foss, deceased, are hereby noti­ Oregon, for cash or part cash and firmation of the above entitled must be in sealed envelopes ac­
necessary.
ing there is opportunity for free­ find
Maybe they don’t have things BOND YIELDS ARE THE high­ fied to present them, with the part credit, in whole or parcels, Court, on and after 10:00 o’clock companied by certified checks,
dom of expression and he who so “nice” and have fewer of the
proper vouchers and duly veri­ the following described property: A. M. on the 12th day of August, post-office money orders, bank
listens and asks questions and gadgets instructors and adminis­ est in 25 years. Why not check fied, to the undersigned, the duly
Parcel One. An undivided one-
drafts, or cashiers’ checks made
present
lists
of
tax
exempt
stimulates conversation may dis­ trators like, but they do instruct.
third (Vi) interest in all of Lot 1957, at the office of T. Lester payable to the Bureau of Land
appointed, qualified and acting
»Kinds,
government,
select
cor­
cover what la being thonght.
Eight (8) and Lot Nine (9) EX­ Johnson, attorney at law, Moro, Management for the amounts of
A committee charged with in­
porate, and valuable convert­ Administrator of the Estate of
Oregon, everyone agrees, is in vestigating
CEPTING
the easterly eighty- Oregon, the following descril»ed the bids. The envelopes n.ust be
costs of public
ible »x»nds? All markets cover­ Jennie K. Foss, deceased, at the
the worst economic shape of any and private the
five
(85)
feet
of the southerly real property situated in the marked in the lower left-hand
might find
ed.
Also leading trust fund office of T. Lester Johnson, at­
state. Most observers think It is that a lot of education
11.5
feet
of
said
Lot 9, Block city of Moro, County of Sher­ corner “Public Sale Oregon 05049,
torney
at
law,
Moro,
Oregon,
the cost of public
shares, which provide a com­
the taxes. Some add that the un­ education had to do with things
One
(1),
original
town (now man, State of Oregon, to-wlt:
Sale held August 28, 1957.”
plete savings plan in a single within six months from the date
certainty of a radical state govern­ that are barely educational at all.
Lot Three (3), Block Twelve
City) of Grass Valley, Sherman
The highest bidder at the sale
of the first publication of this
security,
along
with
tax
shel­
ment is another factor.
Most Gymnasiums, playing fields, bus
(12) of the original town, now will be required to pay Immedi­
County, Oregon.
Notice,
to-wit:
July
19,
1957.
ter
features,
at
low
cost.
states broke out in the populist trips, cafeteria service, entertain­
City, of Moro, Sherman Coun­ ately the amount thereof.
Parcel Two. An undivided one-
John A. Foss
Write, phone or contact
rash long ago in new deal times ment are all In that class and
ty, Oregon
third (V£) Interest in all of Lots
Any adverse claimants of the
Administrator
J.
W.
DODD,
TYGH
VALLEY,
and got it over with, and have have little to do with education.
The terms of said sale will be: above-described land should file
Five (5), Six (6) and seven (7)
T.
Lester
Johnson
ORE.,
Phone
611.
Mid-Columbia
developed anti-bodies in their
and the southerly one-half (Vi) Cash, lawful money of the United their claims, or objections, with
The above are more applicable
Mgr. William J. Collins & Co. Attorney for Administrator
political blood streams that have to secondary schools than to col­
of Lot Four (4), Block Thirteen States, ten percent (10%) of the the undersigned on or before the
Moro,
Oregon
37-40c
38tfn
prevented a serious recurrence of leges but they have their gad­
(13), CLEMENT’S ADDITION purchase money to be paid at time time designated for sale.
the ailment. In Oregon, we waited getry, too, like memorial halls FOR SALE: Coming 2-yr. Angus
to the City of Grass Valley, of sale, balance on confirmation
Any contiguous owner claiming
twenty-five years and like a mid­ and almost useless courses of in­ bull, out of Shadow Isle Prince
of sale by the Court.
> Sherman County, Oregon.
a preference right must assert
dle aged man with the mumps terest to a few. Maybe money has
Eric, excellent pedigree-quality.
All bids or offers must be in such right to the undersigned
Wasco News
Parcel Three.
An undivided
we are taking It pretty hard.
Mike Sinsabaugh, Rt. 4 Box 82,
one-third (Vi) Interest In an un­ writing and may be left at the within 30 days from the above
come
too
easy.
No one seems to have a cure
The Dalles, CYpress 8-8902. 38tf
By Dorio Nisbet
divided five-eighths (%) Inter­ office of T. Lester Johnson, at­ sale date. However, contiguous
for the lumber business which is
FOR SALE: 3-bd rm. home, gar­
est in the Southwest Quarter torney for said administrator, at owners will not be able to assert
Weekend guests at the home of
Oregon’s biggest money maker
age, corner lot 100’ x 100’, in
(SWV4), Southwest Quarter of Moro, Oregon, or may be deliver­ their preference rights to any
HELDS
CANYON
DAM
and biggest employer. Mills are
Wasco. GE dishwasher & dispo- Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Belshee were
Southeast
Quarter
(SWR4). ed to said administrator person­ parcel for which bids are not re­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Gabbert
and
laying off more men and condi­
The house committee in charge
ally at Moro, Sherman County, ceived.
al, full basement, forec air oil
North
Half
IN%)
of
Northwest
family of Hillslioro. Other recent
tions may he worse before they of the bills for public works de­
Oregon, at any time after the
furnace, Call Gilbert 2-5255.
Quarter
(NWV4)
and
Southwest
For further information, write:
guests were Homer Belshee of
are better. No one has diagnosed finitely killed the Hells Canyon
Quarter (SWV4 NWV4) of Sec­ first publication of this Notice
Irving W. Anderson, Manager
FOR
SALE:
Small
wood
cook
Port,andi
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
War­
the ailment. Some lay it to the dam bills Wednesday and It is
and before the making of the Land Office, 1001 N. E. Lloyd
tion
Thirty-Four
(34),
Township
stove;
Easy
washing
machine.
ren Easterly and daughters of
bard mon^y policy of the federal probable that there will be little
Five (5) South, Range Seven­ sale.
Blvd., Portland 8, Oregon 3539c
Mrs. Lenora Cauthers, Moro.
Seattle, Washington.
government but no intelligent heard about it in the future. By
Dated this 5th day of July, 1957.
teen (17) East of Willamette
26c
Weekend
guests
at
the
home
of
person wants the opposite, which next year the Idaho Power com­
is Inflation. Some lay it to the pany will have finished one of FOR SALE: 5 room & basement Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nisbet were
use of other building materials the three dams approved by the
home in G. V. Stucco in & out, Mr. and Mrs. Gene McConaughy
than luinlier. Some say Oregon Federal Power Commission and
fireplace, oil furnace heat, in­ and Cynthia of Portland. Cynthia
has not kept up with the move­ it is not likely there will be much
sulated, nice yard & garage, 2 was honored with a party Sunday
ment toward >i»eciallzation and effort for a high dam in the fu­
lots 50’ x 120’. Will sell either on the occasion of her fourth bir­
is still selling raw materials. No ture that would flood one already
fully furnished or without, thday, with an appropriately de­
one thinks more lumber could lx? producing.
priced to sell Phone 203 Grass corated cake and lce cream. Also
sold at a lower price. It appears
The news we are sure, brings
Valley.
29tfn present for the event were Mr.
to this observer that until there relief to more persons than feel FOR SALE: Spencer Foundations and Mrs. Clyde Fridley, Stuart
and Teresa, andl Mrs. I>. McCon­
is tictter analysis of the problem elation or dismay. Hells Canyon
individually designed. Dealer: aughy of Kent.
it will Is? with us indefinitely.
dam has long been a political is­
Jessie Stofer, Rt. 3 The Dalles,
Weekend guests at the homes
Everyone Is mad about taxes. sue, of private and public power,
Phone CY 6-5642.
36-8c of Mrs. John Royse and Mr. and
Next election there will probably of people or government. Engin­
be some candidates in both par­ eering figures have been forgot­ FOR SALE: Home in Moro, two Mrs. Lloyd Royse were Don
lots, paved and graveled streets. Royse and Sandra MacKenzie of
ties who can -be depended or» to ten or manipulated to make an
Portland.
Giles French, Moro.
vote against Increasing state ap­ argument. The battle has divided
Mrs. W. S. Kelly of Willmar,
propriations. All candidates, we the Northwest delegates to Con­
MAN WITH CAR
Minnesota, recently spent three
assume, will talk that way. That gress until they would agree on GOOD WATKINS LOCALITY
weeks at the home of her daugh­
is why we say there will be some nothing, it has l»een a source of
Above average earings for qual­ ter and family Mr. and Mrs. Tom
who can I k * depended upon.
discontent and irritation like a
ified person. 800 family foo, vit­ Macnab.
There is no optimism about an sore thumb.
amin, and cosmetic route. Cre­
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hoff jr. and
immediate change and 'most seem
Hells canyon is a n a r r o w
Girls sport clothes
dit arranged. Also part-time Mark and Kent of La Canada, Cal.,
resign«! to live with It for a cou­ gorge on the Snake river, a
openings.
Write
J.
R.
Watkins
spent two days visiting the homes
shorts
ple of years until some changes stream somewhat larger than the
Co. 3903 Brooklyn Avenue, Seat­ of their cousins Mr. and Mrs.
can lie made.
Deschutes, swift and inaccessible.
calfskinners
tle 5, Washington
35-40c Robert Nisbet and Mr. and Mrs.
To have built a darn in the deep­
Clyde
Fridley.
\Mhile
here
they
T shirts
est gorge would have required FOR SALE: Grain-tight feeders
TIME TO ADJOURN
were taken by their hosts to visit
a masterpiece of engineering and
jackets
and walls 1x4 tongue & groove the elevator in Wasco and watch
Congress is hanging over into that challenged the U. S. engin­ dry utility $25 per M.
the
harvesting
on
the
Dewey
the dog days with no apparent eers who were to build it for re­
Ladies sport clothes
Std. & Btr. I l ”x6 thoroughly Thomas ranch.
plans to quit and go home to the clamation (of all things). Pleasant
dry T&G for floors, truckbeds,
At
the
Gordon
Harper
ranch
skirts
)K)litlcul knitting most of the valley, where recommendation
etc., $75 per M.
during the weekend were Mr. and
memlK'is will need.
Reason Is was made for another dam, offers
calfskinners
Many other sizes and Items Mrs. Stanley Anderson and Lin­
probably the civil rights measure more storage and is easier to get
from $17 per M up.
da, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Walker
to.
shorts
that tin* administration is trying
THOREN LUMBER CO. LYLE, who were there Saturday, and Mr.
Some day. perhaps, citizens will
to get passed. Already enough
WN., Ph EMerson 5-2216 day and Mrs. Inland Anderson and
T shirts
amendments have been made and learn to decide these problems by
or night.
32c-tfn Pamela of Portland, who also vis­
engineering
facts
and
opinions
jackets
agrccJ upon so that It makes lit­
ited Mr. and Mrs. Art Macheel
tle difference, except to politi­ (for engineers do not always ITATF! WIDE TAINT CO. com- at Biggs.
plete painting and decorating
cians, whether it Is passed or not. agree) and not by politics for pol­
Little girls slip & panty sets
Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams are
Ladies dresses
service, spray or brush. Phone
Tiie trouble with legislative itical decisions are nearly always
J977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th S t spending their vacation at the
Reg. $2.50 - 1 .7 5
liodies that stay after the proper bad decisions.
Reg. $5.95 - 2 for $7.90
Vern Campell and Jack Null, Afton McIntyre ranch working In
time In figiiting over some Im­
harvest.
Other
recent
guests
were
The Dalles. Oregon
38tfn
portant 1)111 is that often they
Little Boys sport shirts
Mrs. Alice Mell, Carol and Arnita
Reg. 9.95 - 2 for $11.90
pass wine other legislation want­ «RIM E AND THE «ITIZEN
Custom Slaughtering by appoint­ of The Dalles, also Stephanie and
sizes 2 - 3 - 4 - 5
ed by a small minority that is able
ment only. Meat cutting, wrap­ Penny O’Meara of The Dalles.
Ladies Handkerchiefs
We now have In these United
to make its votes Important on
ping, sharp freeze. Kenny’s
Mr and Mrs. Gus Hartmann are
States a pretty heated argument
Reg. $1.35 - 97c
Reg. 50c — 3 for $1.00
the larger matter.
M arket Grass Valley, Oregon. the proud grandparents of a »»aby
We Americans put entirely too »»etween individuals and law en­ Call 242 for appointment.
7c giri born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
much reliance on the passing of forcement agencies. What made
Boys sport shirts
Hartmann of The Dalles Satur­ Children’s Keds
it
more
Intense
was
the
action
a law. We should know from our
day,
July
20th.
Weighing
In
at
sizes 0 to 16
of
the
supreme
court
in
declaring
history that laws are useless
sizes 4 to 8
l.uplne Rrhekai. Ixwlge No. 116 eight pounds, eight ounces, the
without the hacking of the people. some methods of Investigation Meets 2nd and 4th
baby has l»een named Cathy Jo,
Reg. $1.69 - 1.19
It ruesdays of each
Reg. $3.25 - $2.25
There must lie the spirit Iwhind and trial unconstitutional.
and Joins a sister, Kay Marie.
it or it is as nothing. The law seemed at the time that the court month.
Visiting j
sizes 8*4 to 12
Mens short sleeve sport shirts
I h h i R s are full of legislation that went a little too far when It threw members welcome.
open
the
files
of
the
FBI
to
the
even the lawyers never read and
CARD OF THANKA
U Grabenhorst, NG
Reg. $3.45 - 2.45
This has Vada DeMoss, Sec.
Reg. $4.00 - 2.99
the administrator* could not en­ defense In any trial.
To our many good friends and
force. And if the people really been corrected by Congress.
sizes
12^
to
3
neighliors who sent messages of
This was hilt a small phase of HARLANDVIEW GRANGE
want a change it will come ulx>ut
Mens short sleeve sport shorts
good will during Elton’s recent ill­
Meet«
flrxt
and
third
Saturdays
the
struggle.
Another
straw
Is
Reg. $3.75 - 2.75
without a specific law.
ness
we
wish
to
convey
our
ap­
•
So we think Congress should the decision by Oregon’s attor­ each month at 8 p. m.
Reg. $2.95 - 1.99
preciation anil heartfelt thanks.
Orlow Martin, Manter
adjourn. The members should go ney general. Roh Thornton, that
• Nadeen and Elton Medler
Boy’s Keds
Agnew Benwon, Secretary
home and go fishing—for fish, a man arrested for a misdemean­
Mens denim slacks
not votes. They should disguise or can be photographed and fin­ Moro lo d g e No. 11J l.O.O.F.
sizes 3 ^ to 6
OY||
themselves (the press photogra­ ger printed by the arresting offi­ Meets 1st and 3rd
Reg. $4.95 - 3.45
phers have made that necessary) cer who would presumably send Tuesdays In I O O F. ANOtl
Reg.
$4.50
to
4.95
-
3.45
hall.
Transient
andl
ami go about the towns and stand the Information to headquarters
Dentist
visiting brothers a re 1
Ladies western blouses
on tin* street corners and listen where It would become a part of cordially
invited.
the
official
record.
Mom
Hotel
Rldg. JO M M 1
Ladies Keds
to the Itlzens express themselves.
sizes 30 to 38
I* Inger prints are not exactly Orlow Martin, N. G.
Until Further Notice call Mm.
Politicians are inclined to talk
Harry Benson JO 5-3246
Reg. $3.95 - 2.95
I»eo Watkins, Secretary
too much, to explain themselves secret anymore since so many
Reg. $3.95 - 2.75
too voluably, to argue too freely. had theirs taken during the war
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and
a
few
years
ago
there
was
a
They would be wiser to listen for
Rethleheui ( hapter No. 78 O.E.S
Mens dress straw hats
Toadies Boosterettes
(here is a lot of wisdom In the movement to have everyone fin­
Meets every second
isb lst
ger
print«!.
Ability
to
identify
words of plain citizens.
Thursday each month.
• Reg. $2.95 - 1 .9 9
•
fa m ily
Reg. $5.95 -«4.29
We are satisfied that If politi­ e\W \ one In case of accident was
Visiting members In-
to lim it
vlt«^ Moro, Oregon
cians would follow this advice given as the reason.
Children anklets — 4 pr. for $1.0?
Mens sox — 3 pr. for $1.00
Rut misdemeanors are very
GenevleviffPowell, VlT. M. ®
the co«t
(which they won’t) the wave of
Gwen Ross, Secfcfc.i>-
economy would 1* a tidal wave minor crimes Traffic violations,
to Hs nssdt or wishes.
Mens stretch sox 59c — or 2 pr. for $1.00
Instead of n riffle when Congress hunting and fishing violations Eureka Lodge No. I l l A.F.JkA.M.
Percale yardage
and such things are among them.
meets next January.
Meets on the 1st and
In this struggle we are going
Swim Suits — one-third off
3rd Thursday evenings
Reg. 4 yds $2.39 - 1.77
to
have
to
»>
e
on
the
side
of
the
We think tt has been fully dem ­
each month. Visiting
Vis“ *
Mens. Womens, Childrens
onstrated that anything done by Individual and again against the
members cordlall a In
Terry
wash
cloths
government.
It
iloesn’t
seem
right
government is done none expen­
vlted to meet wit..
th us.
Paul Alley, W.M
sively aixt less efflcWitly than and proper lu^the country we
S & H Green Stamps Issued
Ben. 19C _ 6 for $1 00
V
a t v t t i ’. ïA V t
want t his to Me that a citizen Clyde Glllmor, Secretary
by Individuals.
should be booked like a crtminal
for a minor offense, generally
committed unwittingly. Neither
do we have any crimes planned
for the present and the govern­
ment has had our finger prints In
the file« so long they are probably
on the bottom of the file.
We are inclined to think that
this legal battle needs to be wat­
ched by citizens interested in be­
ing citizens instead of serfs.
W ANT
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ADS
ANNIVERSARY
Clearance S A L E
Starts Friday, July 26 at
DALE’S Clothing
one third
off on all
Dr. Frank D. Reid
¥
W ASCO