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1 S H E R M A N CO UNTY JO U R N A L, M O RO , O REG O N F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R 22, IS H It. Many are having a te rrib le tim e w ith price« going beyond the a b ility o f people to buy and— as in France— doubt about the nation'« a b ility to pay its bill«. ____ Farm ers will of tj necessity op- This W eek’s HISTORY MYSTERY * «« » w ith her p a **1118’ M r- an<1 ^ rs’ ch ild re n and Mrs. G e rry U o lf o f H ertnan Ziegler. Vancouver were visito rs Saturday \( r . and Mrs. E a rl Olds and R o at the Wallace May home. b in w e n l io P o rtland F rid a y to Mr. and Mrs. Len G arland vis- vb d t M r and Mrs. Glenn P e rry ited th e ir nephew, A d ria n A rn e y and fa m uy re tu rn in g home Sat- and fa m ily , at S ilve r Lake last urday weekend and returned home on Okh} John A n ey and Mel- Monday accom panied b y Mrs. v ln A lb e rty le ft T u A d a y fo r the A rn e y who wHI open,, , week u k ia h roun^ h u n u „ g. w ith them. A ll members o f the Grass Val- M r. and Mrs. A. von B orstel tey Rebekah lodge are asked to were business v is ito rs in The Dal- b ave th e ir donations fo r the hope les last Tuesday. chest in by December 1. The fille d Mrs. Cora Russell o f Portland, chest w ill be ra ffle d o ff a t th e ir spent last weekend as a guest o f barn dance held some tim e in Mrs. O. N. Ruggles. December. M r and Mrs. F ra n k T . Bayer M r. and Mrs. John R ust hpd as le ft fo r C arlton. W n., to spend a d in n e r guests Sunday M r. and few days v is itin g M r. and Mrs. Mnp. O ran Raven and sons, M r. Guy V in tln . - and Mrs. Rex R ichards and fam- The Misses . Cassie and Mabel ily and M r. and Mrs. H. O. Dug- _________ Holmes, Ted von B orstel and Mrs. ger. celebrating the th ird b irth d a y Emma Anderson o f The Dalles o f th e ir grandson, John Raven. visited relatives here Saturday M r. and Mrs. Donald C lo d fe lte r and had d in n e r w ith the D onald and W endell spent last weekend von Borstel fa m ily . in Hood R iv e r v is itin g th e ir ch ild - Mrs. A lfre d K ock and Mrs. Don- re " and . ... aid von Borstel were In The Dal- r and Mrs. John A lle y were les last Tuesday to v is it Miss Cas- business v is it o r s in The Dalles sie Holmes and Mrs. A ra e ll Lem- Mo/ Kiayw , D . . ley. patients at T lie Dalles hospi- M arie Baroenhagen and j M artha, were business v is ito rs in Mr. and Mrs. W a lte r Ruggles o f T h ® Dalles F rid a y. Le xin gto n were over n ig h t guests Mr; an<J M rs Iva n Blagg arffl Saturday o f Mrs. O. N. Ruggles. * r ™ Blag« were in They attended the H is to ric a l soci- The Dalles M onday on b y s in e p ^ lty m eeting in Grass V a lle y Sun- ar*d JJr s. A. F B a ize *«p e n t day afternoon. Sunday in Wasco v is ltIn « ¿ us ered. G. L. B riggs CY 6-3383 a fte r six. f l wp Gustom S laughtering by appoint m ent o n ly. M eat c u ttin g , w ra p ping, sharp freeze. K enny’s M arket. Grass V alley, Oregon. Call 242 fo r appointm ent. 7c p a i n t CO com- s T * 7 ' ¿ J n lin ff and decorating at u * pose in fla tio n because m any of Act them can get no la rg e r price- be cause governm ent sets th e ir price. « e rw w , »pr j _ I f in fla tio n pushes up th e ir cost« 3977 o r 5293, 1205 EL 12th St. N IW IM H K they are pinched uU ickiy ahd dan V e m C a m p "ll and Jack N u ll, P U B U S H ItS gerously. In a nation o f so m any The Dalles Oregon 3Stfn e ld e rly and re tire d persons in fla " ASSOCIATION «’OR S A L E : 2 wheel tra ile r $25.00; tion can w reak havoc in liv in g use» bath tu b w ith (futures, conditions. F o r th a t m atter, infla- $5.00. John W. P arker,' Moro 3c ion is good fo r no one, o r no class, although the speculators some times make some fast bucks o u t LEGAL NOTICES of i t NOTICE OF FIN A L ACCOUNT Ohe of the dangerous aspects Notice Is hereby given th a t the "OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER _______________________ o f th is in fla tio n has been th a t undersigned have fille d in the SUBSCRIPTION' RATES Irresponsible p o liticia n s Count C ourt o f the g u te o f Ore- ONE YEAR - .......................... • t 0 ° have criticize d e ffo rts to c u rta il fo r sberm an C ounty, th e ir _____________________ . it and thus aligned themselves on p jnaj AccOu n t as Executors o f the side o f p u b lic disaster. In fla N O V E M B E R 22, 1M7 Egta te of T J Coyle, deceased, tio n Is not a p o litic a l m atter; i t and (hat M onday, the 23rd day o f is economic and all public officers December, 1957, at, ten o’clock END OF THE BBH8ION fi" should help stop it. A. M. o f said day in the co u rt The special session was not as CLUB: In 1855 this objecT was ¡mfrum«nf«l in deliv room o f the C ounty C o u rt in Moro, bad a» it w e ll m ig h t have been T H A N K S G IV IN G Sherman C ounty, Oregon, have ering a m e tie g e from Charles F. Johnson of O re g o n and some thanks fo r th is m u « go been fixed by the C o u rt as the CHy to Thomas J. Dryer, then editor of the O r e „ tw o Democratic senators, Boi A lth o u g h it la neany a week to tim e and plaoe fo r hearing ob- v ln and Musa, w ho refused to fo l- away tbbj w ill be the last chance jections to said F in a l Account and gon ian. low the p a rty line on the ta x fo r thte newspaper to w rite about he ^ ^ e n t Of said estate. program. C e rta in ly thet^e was no T h a n ksg ivin g unless it 1« to be V ' H arold D. E a kin *x>|ipe uejuobajo ’ jo X jq need to call the session fo r the read a„ t he tu rk e y is eaten and «. N o rris G ilkiso n , teuio*G 04 ‘Auvdujoo qd«j6«|«4 «qi 40 jeiouiojd very m in o r lax changes the gov- at tb a l tim e the blood In the hu- r E xecutors - *eup uovuqof J M SS81 *9 $ AON »“•* ’• * e rn o r asked in his message and a man gy Btem is being used some T: Lester Johnson greater reduction was Indicated otber place. e6esseu< isjij «qi uj pap«-*« * •* «l|!A®t4ra Mrs. Jack G r iffith received w o rd Maptmanns 3-6c A tto rn e y "fo r Executors to all who believed the ra th e r* M a te ria lly It has been a good Hbnojt0 w j »41 ’'!lltAX>O PMt P ^ ^ d recently fro m her son Dennis hastily made estimates of the new Jl?ar> The nation has prospered, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Andersen th a t he made ordnance- UH A N T A D S uo«Mpg ewj (|d»j6«i«4 4«*f »4* P®$n tax commission. has the state, and the county A ll persons having claim s man second class. He Is stationed epruo ’Ape« «q4 p «*« «. *41 ‘H M SN V I t Is true, as th e Democrats has reaped a b o u n tifu l crop and at the naval a ir base, Alameda, W A N T E D P art tim e w o rk in against the Estate o f Dell H. said, there could have been no realized a satisfactory re tu rn . A ll W rig h t, deceased, are hereby n o ti C a lifo rn ia . home; can baby s it evenings. reduction w ith o u t the call o f the 0( are complacent, s ittin g glee- fro« F«r « 11 piehir« e«l««d«r dfpfetin« haavH fJ Mrs. Josephine P a rkh u rst o f Norm a D aw kins, Ph JO 5-3589, fied to present them In proper session. I t m ust be follow ed by f u uy On top of the w o rld , sur- form to the undersigned, the d u ly Oregon khtory »ond $1.00 io *k« K ent «pent last weekend at her Moro. 3c appointed, q u a lifie d and acting the statem ent th a t no call w o u ld rounded by gadgets, liv in g at ease home in Roseburg. have been needed had not tax and hoping th a t n o th in g comes Mrs. A. A. D unlap had as over T’DR S A L E : G ra in -tig h t feeders A d m in is tra trix , w ith W ill Annex- OREGON HISTORICAL SOCIETY rates been boosted fa r beyond the along to d is tu rb us. and w alls 1x4 tongue & groove ed, o f the I^ast W ill and Testa- n ig h t guests T hursday her b ro th PORTLAND, OREGON need. A nd maybe th a t is som ething d ry u tilit y $25 per M. ment o f Dell H. W rig h t, deceased, er, Donald Haynes and Paul We are glad Republicans did to he th a n k fu l fo r although w hen Std. A B tr. I | ” x 6 th o ro u g h ly at the office of T. L e ste r Johnson, S m ith o f Los Angeles and George not get a ll they asked, not because som ething happens— as i t surely d ry TAG fo r floors, truckbeds, A tto rn e y at Law, Moro, Oregon, S m ith o f K lam ath Falls. we believe In a large surplus hut w ill__ we w ill look back on It etc., $75 per M w ith in six month« fro m the date o f Mr. and M rs Donald yon Bor- Mj> and M fg w u la r(j because we doubt the estimates o f w ith shame. M any o th e r sizes and Items of th is Notice, to -w lt: N ovem ber gtel was christened at S • au, h had a« d in n e r guests Sunday Mr. surplus. If-O re g o n builds up a B u t compared to the P u rita n s fro m $17 per M up. 22, 1957. Episcopal church in T e and \ l rg H arold Owens and fam- surplus under present economlo who proclaim ed the fir s t Thanks- T H O R E N L U M B E R CO. L Y L E , ’ S ally A. W rig h t By M n . A. F. B al«*r Sun ay November 17. The Rev. E. ,,y M r. and Mrg H erm an pelerg condltions the tax rate should be g iv in g we are very com fortable, W N ., Ph EM erson 5-2216 day A d m in is tra trix , w ith Mrs. Kenneth Crews and M rs. E rn e « T a yle r o fficia tin g ; Godpar- ^ rg w . D. B a rn e tt and Mr. and cut d ra stica lly in 1959. Such very secure and, o f course, ve ry o r n ig h t 32c-tfn W ill Annexed things lead to extravagance. smug, w hich they co uldn’t afford Sam A iber ty wlU be hostesses’ at ents are Mr. and Mrs H e n r y A i- Mrg Olan s ta rk and fa m ily o f p q r S A LE : Red Cedar Posts, T. l i s t e r Johnson I t is said, and from o ffic ia l to he. We are not surrounded by a javette shower fo r Mrs. E v e re tt hreeht of Baker and A lly n Roberts j^ent 43 cents at The Dalles, 44 dellv- A tto rn e y fo r A d m in is tra trix . 3-6c circles, that the next budget w ill Indians w ho m ig h t become dan- C antran Monday evening. Decern- of The DaEes. The Rev. and Mrs^ M r an<j Mrg H N drove be around $330,000,000 o r another gerously hostile at any mom ent fjer 2 at the Crews home at 8:00 Tayler. M r. and Mrs. A lbrecht ana to Bend November 9 and met his Increase o f around $50,000,000. and o u r food supply is embari as- E veryone is c o rd ia lly In- M r. and Mrs. John Jenkins of mother Mrg Blanche Riggs fro m T h is should be ample w a rn in g to sin g ly huge. Everyone who w ill v j ted to attend. P o rtla n d haJ d in n er w?.h the Colorado Springs, Colo., w ho is taxpayers to elect men w ho w ill w o rk can be fu tfy fed— ano many A m e r|Can Legion a u x ilia ry fa m ily at H otel Dalles spending several weeks w ith not vote fo r any such Increase, who do not w ork. T ru ly , no nation met at the home of Mrs. A. A. B ill Rolfe. Scoutmaster and tbom The cost o f governm ent does not has roi>osed In the m idst of p lenty Dunlap Wednesday ' afternoon. Hui old E akin and Boyce B laylock Mrg Maude G a rre tt o f Shaniko hav< to go up th a t much although so supinely. ^ rs . H arold Owens, president pre- to o k t.ie e xp lo re r scouts to the „pent the weekend here v is itin g we know it is easy fo r the bureau- Cows d is lik e to be d rive n fro m gided w lth n ,ne members present. Rolf-* ranch at C larno fo r an out- at the H N Riggs and Don S m ith crats to fin d places to put a great a clover patch because th e ir own- ^ o re plans were malle fo r the Ing S aturday re tu rn in g SUMfty- homes. deal o f money. er fears bloat and th is is no day T h a n ksg ivin g d in n e r to be held at Those going w ere Jim m y and M r and Mrg Rob of Now the rates are being lowered tO’ ^ 3 in t to the ra th e r apparent tbe Rent I ^ g io r ^ ia ll Sunday Nov- Johnny Duncan. Tom m y E a kin , p o r tiand »pent the weekend here th a t were so h a rd ly fou g h t fo r fact th a t we are too fa t and sassy. ernber*24 fo r members and those O rv ille B laylock. L a rry M iddleton, Cal Horn, your Telephone Manager Just last spring. The need fo r L e t us, fo r the day, congratu- eligible. G ifts were brought to 1* D ick Stradley, Gene S ch illin g and more funds was proclaim ed and late ourselves on o u r superior gent lo tbe G ift Shop at the Vet- J e rry K elley. 1 now, in apology, some Is to go un- w isdom and o u r constant ambl- erang hospital. Those who have M r. and Mrs. Mi V. M ille r of collected. C e rta in ly it la tim e fo r tlio n th a t has made us able to pro- not brought th e lf g ifts may leave Moro were Sunday d in n e r guests some m a tu rity and.forethought in cure ease, to obta in more food t uem w j t h Mrs. Edgar A lle y ho«- o f4 M r. and Mrs. Donald Clodfel- Oregon’s governm ent v than we can digest o r assimilate* p ha| chairm an, or b rin g them to ter. T h e answers to everyday — ■» - and to rest more freely than those T h a n ksg ivin g dinner. Re- M r. and Mrs. Owen E a k in and insarsnee problr.ms* were served by the fa m ily were d in n e r guests Sunday id benighted lane's. freshmentg By F ra n k B e tter o t the Iva n Blaggg. D O L I N E O F T H E V IO L IN hostess. •M you'll address yo n r own insur Mr. and Mrs. H a rry M ille r and I*ro p e rty owners should feel Theodore von Borstel, sm all son ance questions to this office, w e’ll Even the modern orchestras happy that thg legislature repeal- try to give you the correct ans have no violins. The m usicians de ed the autom autonial atic p ro p e rty tax. wers and there w ill be no charge pend on squeak sticks o f one kin d Now they are in the same p o sition er obligation of any kind. o r another to make the sounds as o th e r taxpayers— i f and w hen called music, o r some sort of the governor signs the b ill. Of blasting Instrum ent. The v io lin is course, they an? s till stuck fo r out. local taxes. Aqd we w ant to adm it o u r age Can You Identify This Object? Grass Valley W H A T 'S D O IN G Tloui yeti Know! 4“ % FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS and s .ite our musical preferences ^ Ir w * lrm A n by feeling sad about It A v io lin was music in our day, easy to pack around on a saddle horse. loud enough to be heard all over the dance flo o r th a t had been the p a rlo r u n til that afternoon, and heautiful in tone. We w ouldn’t go so fa r as to say that what is w rong with» modern music is the abandonment o f the vio lin . No one change could be reaponslble fo r so devastating a th in g as modern m usk. I t is Jum- py and squeaky and probably fk s the nervousness and aimlessness of the times. E very generation makes its own music which is the way It has to be and we are grateful th a t o u r generm lon started o ff w ith the fiddle. There has been a lot better mood fo r th o u g h t and a much greater appreciation o f beauty than i f <t had been dedicated to the saxaphone. ------ , "»l IN F L A T IO N knot The action o f the federal re- serve board In reducing the dl%r count rate may mean th a t th a t board has decided th a t the danger o f in fla tio n Is over o r th a f i t can be controlled from now on. A t least, we hope th a t is w hat is back o f the low er rediscount rate. I t should not be supposed th a t M r. McCheeney M a rtin , th a t stub- born Democrat, w ould listen to p o litic a l argumenta. That is not his reputation. And it is not neces- sa ry fo r him to do so fo r he has a long appointm ent and is as in- dependent as aay p ublic o ffic ia l can be- T here are some bits o f evidence th a t In fla tio n Is halted: steel Is not se llin g w ell, people are aak- In g prices, the stock m arket ro fleets possible lowered dividends, B u tp rlc e s are « i l l high and there is lit tle evidence th a t th e y are co m in g dow n and i f people « fill co n tin u e to hug there w ill he aome In fla tio n in o u r economy s till. - In the recent In te rn a tio n a l con ference In San F ra n c is the re presentatives o f a ll nations talked a bout in fla tio n and how to stop A SK eO T A security of the highest quality. All interest is exempt from the income taxes. Other govemmnet agency bonds with yields up to 4M%. Short or long maturities. Ready resale when desired. 4 I 0 R p fr ig tA i* F f t r V f t t u IXCK l l , 'C r I U * ’ Producers o f cattle in Sherman county e ith e r beef o r d a iry breeds must register to vote in a produc- er referendum to be held on croa- R°n o f an Oregon Beef Commis- »Ion. states T. W. Thompson, county agent, Sherman C ounty Cattie- men’s association has requested form s to be mailod d ire c tly to pro- ducers. C ounty extension agents have been deputized as registrars, R egistration form s w ill be m ailed to Sherman county producers th e week o f November 25. The regis- tra tlo n re p o rt 4« co n fid e n tia l and m ust be returned by m all o r In person to the Sherman county agent’s office, co u rt house, Moro, A d e fin ite date fo r te rm in a tio n o f re g istra tio n has n o t been set, but w ill probably last tw o or three weeks, states Thompson R egistration m ust show the total nu m b e r of ca ttle (of a ll kinds and ages) reported b y each pro- ducer to the county assessor as of January 1, 1957. O nly registered producers w ill be e lig ib le to vote, p o llin g places w ill be set up at a la te r date w ith the referendum being held at least 20 days afte^ re g is tra tio n has been completed, The State D epartm ent o f A g ri culture. Salem, is in charge o f the Beef Commission re g istra tio n and voting. Paul T. Rowell. Chief, Di- vision o f M arket Development, State D epartm ent o f A rk u ltu ro . Salem, is in charge, The beef commission p e tition, sponsored by the Oregon Cattle- men’s association asks th a t 10 cents a head be collected at all brand inspection p o in ts on cattle sold fo r slaughter o r shipped out o f the state. I t also lim its com- mission a ctivitie s to problems as- sociated w ith m arketing, f We are authorized agents. Alno u nd erw riters a»d dis trib u to r* in all »ecuritie* m arkets fo r over SO years. P a rtiriu la rs galdly furnb»he<l. W R IT E . J W. DODD TYG H V A IX E Y . ORBGON Tygh V a lle y M id-Columbia Mgr. 611 W illia m J. C ollins A Co. A N H W 'ER : Yes, the crim es against property are steadily increasing. Also the value of property stolen each year Is steadily going up. Frank Ketter Agency V a lle y O ra . 14k. 441 K entucky Straight Bourbon W h isk ey You kno w , th a t voice of yours really gets around by tele phone. We can send it under the ground or through the air. And now—if you want to phone Hawaii—your voice will go under the ocean, too! The picture above shows a sample of the new telephone cable to Hawaii. Two ships yorked all summer to lay 2400 miles of this cable on the ocean floor. So now, your long distance operator can dial calls direct to the Islands. And it makes no difference what the weather’s like. Thanks to the cable, your calls go through fast and clear. Whether you phone Hawaii or the corner grocery, you can bank on good, fast service. Lots o f folks I know are pret tying up th«ir homes—and making things easier for themselves—by adding col or telephones. When you put new phones in the rooms you use a lot, you’ll wonder how you ever got along with out them. Because you sure save a lot of time and steps. You can choose from nine beaiitiful colors, too. Why not give us a call here at your telephone business of fice? We’ll be glad to talk it over with you. T h e g r e a t b o u r b o n o f t^xe O ld W e s t i s w in n in g n e w f r ie n d s e v e r y w h e r e ! The smoothest of fine Kentucky bourbons has the taste, the mildness, the quality that will win you tool We have All Tpyes and Models of SIEGLER OIL HEATERS Moro Lumber & Fuel Co. Moro, Oregon 1 PHO NE o r C O N TAC T Q U E S T IO N : IxHs of my frlhnds are adding theft and hurgjary insurance to th e ir other cover ages but I would lik e to know if there is really any more reason to buy It now than th ere was tw en ty years ago. $2 90 pin) « OtD^UNNY B«XX A $4.45 4-5 qL V- F • ft 9 DlSTRIBUTTO Ff BTIpIM^WinUIRS MOOUCTI OOWRNT ATTENTION TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ADVERTIZERS Our directory representatives are now in the area calling on business firms to service their represen tation. New business customers are invited to take advantage of classifying their business under the numerous headings of the most referred to medium. Call our business office,- The Dalles, CY 6-2101 and we will arrange for a representative to see you. Yes, you will find it fast in the yellow pages - it tells where to buy it.
