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PAGE 2 B B B B M A N COUNTY JO U R N A L, MORO, OREGON Glien I.. French E d ito r «•• i th e ra th « r sizeable ft ion. *s as if th e voters m ight e relief from co n stan tly taxes by th e election of !ie th ree who a re talk in g itio n and m aybe it is too thn?e can n o t l»e elected iav tak e m ore th an one tax r It get gfOl N A TIO N A L I D I T Q t l A t 5 § g j* » ^ c jr g N G O V ER N M EN T ‘A ll»’ P U B LISH ER S ASSO CIATION CO UNTY PAPER h l lis< R il l ION R A T E S one VBA* **•<*> M U K II 11. !•#»________ EZRA IS V A L U A B L E No school boy had to l>e forced to finish the read in g of Macau- ley's “ H o ra tiu s at th e B ridge” , no m a tte r how little he liked o th e r bits of lite ra tu re and m any still rem e m b er som e of the s tirrin g lines in that ¡»oem of Rom an Ina very. T he m ore ¡»artisan farm ers m ay object to a com parison of H o ra tiu s w ith E zra Ben>on feel ing th a t E zra is too stublxu n and o pinionated to be heroic. Yet. it m u st be adm itted, all hero.s have to be stu b b o rn and opinionated. It m ay be th a t E zra him self stre n g th e n s his soul by recalling the lines: “ And how can m an die b e tte r T han lacing fearful odds, F o r th e ash es of his fath ers, And the tem ples of his G ods." it is o u r opinion th a t E zra is perform nig a very g rea t s e r v l c for the farm ers who w ish to con tin u e to receive su b stan tia l su b sidies from governm ent. Sure, E zra is again st them . But Ezra is so stublxn* and such a jioor i»oli- tlclan th at he d raw s the opj»osi- Hon, of ,»oth shies. He can get nothing of his p rogram passed th ro u g h congress. His projiosals are all d efeated w ith each party viem g to say the w orst things ad »out him and his view-.. ( Congressmen will go blithely on passin g bills for bigger paym en t as long as E zra Is th e re try in g to reduce them . His effort to reduce th e w heat (paym ents has no chance of adoption. R epublican and D em ocrat alike dislik e Ezra. If and w hen some lesser man 1». nam ed se creta ry of a g ric u ltu re one p a rty is su re to su p jk n t him for a w hile at least and farm ers m ay suffer to »me extent fror a lessening of th e ir Hubsklj E ventually i ome p a rty will tr, to m ake sens • out of the farn program . Hut th a t isn ’t going t< hap p en so long Ezra is then and farm ers win» tre gettili grav y from the farm pr< will some day I M»k back o hi regim e as being very profi BEN S N IP E S Ben Snbpes cam e w est froi Iowa at seventeen, gntnhh*1 i cattle, m ade and lost sever; fortunes, lost his son. tiled In lt»< at 71. B ut p erh a p s the -adde- thing th a t happened was that a ter Iwdng d e a l 50 years and «1 fenseless som e one w rote a ho»» about him. Now Hen Snijies was uixloub edly q u ite a man He bad a gam! ling sp irit and a wav w ith th Yakim as who w ere hostile to m e w hites. Hen Sni|»es was t > b u ll er and although he was First the vast Yakitua valley In neith built a good house th ere o r ii gated a single acre nor p lilted tre e nor im proved a past dh| raise cattle, m ore than else, ays the bo»»k w ithou It also says he tai ted h orses w hich is non on lonely rides but the horses g estu re d i think Hen Snipes <le- TA \ ES ANII 4 A \ Hll> \ I i s Maybe the ta x p av e r is com in to his ow n d uring thi> elect in O regon. It ha been his ti for a long tim e Of the eandU lates foi g o w n Slg U nantler Is saying that wl th e s ta te needs Is ,i th »rou ex am in atio n by tax ex p e rts ft, afar, holding that o u r ow n terim committee-* are too ixii san for th £ Job T hat w as d, som e tim e ago w ith no no ticed d ifference betw een th e foreb ers rep o rt and that of |o< ,»| t ex p e rts w ho w ore also ¡n»li i* ¡.c He doe- not like a sab' tax i tii 11 it* v\ llOlt* SV ’(MU (J 111 * W .! • I C C C l WANT ADS FOR SALE: Tw o bedroom house in W asco. TV an ten n a, b ase m ent. Call GI2-5483 19-20c M fM B fl N IW S P A F IR O F F IC IA L T he choir of th e Moeq ch u rch is p re p a rin g a c a n ta ta for Good F rid a y , A pril 4, and holding re hearsal.? freq u en tly . N am e of th e p ro d u ctio n w ill be “T h e T horn- C row ned K in g ” and will be given a t th e ch u rch . at EnUrrvd * • » « m d claaa m attar at tlia Foal*.I tic» at Moro. Or«-«ron. unUar A rt of (4>n*roM of Mai eh I. IS 7# A F F IL IA T E t'H tU R Tt> 9IN G to reduce tí > i |r r u t u it IL nuiity .l)u u rn al l*ul»llshe«l E ve ry F rid a y .Mitro, t)reg«»n F il l i» A Y , M U K I I 11, I'» to n ’t seem to b< ng fas nough g ran d p a he schf la’am o r paddled ;ids; If a r ieighlx»r th reat- en e w ith a gun talked him out f it u n til iuld get his ow t irtillery ; if w asn ’t m ak- ny m oney he sp it on his ing hands and w ent w ork. Now ever, d is o m fo rt Is an ext ask the t* g overnm ent for m< ley and grandpa, in- feeli ng res onslble for ils o w elfare, s i t in his easy •hair id d raw s sc social se cu rity >r re ing ch a ir mt money. (at nm ent ai d Is aid tow ard qiirit I d lsln teg ration. t i .. ' 9. Z.':. JkJ?- • .lani't V inton «»f I’ort- i.iinl and Paul R ich te r «»f Oallas, O regon., siian* a le tte r at t am p EaHter Seal, u here they w ere SiM-iely fi.c 4 ripple.I C h ild ren ami Adults, is attractin g nationw ide attenti»»!! and is olle of» few s|»e- eiiilly , «lesiglieli f <» i* crippled among the «■ain|»«,is Iasi .s lim m e r . children and young adulto. Sale T h e carni», •* |>i‘oject of the Oregon of E asier Seals finances the eamp. \ « » lin g < «»1.1» W E A T IfE K ( ’old w eath er is not u n u su al in M arch and it m ust h e sal<l th at everyont expected It all w in ter w hen th rain was lx •atin-g dow n and the th e rm o m ete r was aro u n d 10 degi •es to m ake the w in te r m onths am ong th e most pleasan t e v e r er •ountered by th e elders. It is < not excep tio n al to have the ¿round freeze on March nights and to have th e gro w th of the ilow tsi an the w heat to stan 1 in the Irill rows. jin fact, we art w ed to nut h wea th e r in March, 'hat dot ‘' n ’t m ake us like it for »•«' havt * q u ick ly grow n ; cctistoi ■<l to til ueh l»<*tt»*r things. M arti • n ever lasts long er than 31 days . often less. An 1 we \|>e, t th at before long the -un vili have w arm tl i and th e wlr wi from the m uch er « •an inste It. Ulti L upine llebekar lawlg» Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of ea?h « m onth. V isiting j m em bers welcome. Ann Miller, NG • Helen Mai See. Moro Ixxlge N >, Meets 1st and 3r T uesdays in I 0 .0 .1 hall. T ran sien t an siting b ro th er »rdiallv Invite No. Orlow M artin, N. G. Leo W atk in s, S ecretary d ealin g in. Social S ecurity taxes on y o u r em p o ly ees’ w ages. Stam p taxes, S tate taxes, S tationery. S torage costs. Storm dam age. S u b scriptions. Supplies. For Many Items Taxes. T axi fares. T elegram s. Don’t cheat y o u rself on d ed u c T elephone. Tools. Transix>rtation. T rav elin g costs. tions. Hut o n ’t tak e any de«lu tions I'n e m p lo y m en t in su ran ce on w hich you are not en titled . y o u r em p lo y ees’ wages. U ni T hose are bits of tax advice form s. re q u ire d by y o u r job and w hich m ay—on one h an d — p ro not ad ap tab le to stree t w ear. L’n- vide a su b stan tia l tax sa v in g and ssm en ts for out-of-w ork h an d —«pre- ¡lienefit m a y - -o n th e o th e r U nion « ties and initia- \. *nt a ¡»enalty asses; -¡ment. ion fe« I pkeej I »» <luetions are elas si fit* ! as non T his css o r business luisin not intended to he a T he n o n b u sin ess ones are tak en full and o niplete list of all the on Page 2 of form It) It) w hen you costs and expenses ded u ctib le in I’em ize deduction. T h e business the p ro d u ctio n of taxable income, (' •ductions at«* listed on schedule it i- only in ten ed to give you a (* of form 1010— th e busin ess g en eral idea. A lm ost a n y th in g ('he HI«*; o r on schedule G of th at you sj»end is ded u ctib le if it form 1010 the rent and ro y alty is sp en t in th e production of ta x able income. schedule. List«»«! h ere are few of the item s Before ta k in g any ol th ese d e th at a re easily o v er looked al though th ey are fully d eductible ductions. ¡»le.i-e he s u re to refer to the in stru c tio n s for exactly in m any uses. Abati oned p ro p erty . H ealth & how to , <» it. C o n su ltatio n w ith ,i c'd c n t in -u ra n ce prem ium s. Ac y o u r public ik c o u n tan t will help arify com plex problem s arisin g c o u n ta n t's ft *. A d v ertisin g Ali mony. A llow ances to cu sto m ers. Hom deductions. A m ortization <>f im p ro v em en ts, bond p rem iu m s, etc. A ppraisal costs A ttin n e v ’s fees. Deduction Possible A utom obile exj»en*se> o r IIA It l.A N 'O V IE W G RA N G E bile .Meets First uiul T h ird Mondays pro-rata sh a re of aut« irred d ire c tly In penses each month at M p. m. p ro d u ctio n of tax ible incom e Helen Itia iik c rt, M aster Florence B n n k c rt, Hecretur.v I'a .v lo r I . O l i t i I A. F. X V M. WOSCO. Meets each I-’ir find T h ird (. Tut*.-« ays Elton Medler, W. M. G ordon H arp er, Sec. B ethlehem ( iia p te r No. 78 O.E.S. Vx. * Meets every secono T h u rsd ay each m onth ' * V isiting m em bers In vited Moro, Oregon G enevieve Pow ell, W. M. Gwen Ross, S ecretary <wlge No. 121 A .F .A A .M . E u rek a Meets on the 1st and 3rd 'Thursday evenings each m onth. V isiting m em bers cordially U»- vited to m eet w ith us Joe H eater. W . M. , ’lyde G ilknor, S ecretary ' y i“”" AN? HU» AVI the ex- th e Not co m m u tin g o r tra v e lin g from hom e to plu»e of em ploym ent, re to include all autom obile He s«'s, such as gasoline, oil, exj tin p ark in g , garages, inclu d in g the proi»ortlonate sh a re of ren t or d ep reciatio n on th e hom e garage, m lintenance, rep a irs d ep re cia tion, insurance. C asualty dam age iin'xc.'ss of insurance, but not In ex e s of th e cost of th e au to m o bile. License fees, sales taxes, in terest and finance c h a rg es (w here low n s«*p » te ll» »Ile* ting, Hack p;i Hank ar s. Boar«! l ui nished îployees. I s. wor- Hre ip to 6 ¡x*r stm as pre- and cm- C leaning ilform s and ire req u ired S T A T E W ID E P A IN T CO. com p lete p ain tin g an d d eco ratin g GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS: service, s p ra y o r b ru sh P hone Busses m u st com ply w ith all 3977 o r 5293. 1205 E. 12th St. V ern C am p'd! and Jack Null, e x istin g O regon sta te specifica The Dalles O regon 38tfn tions and req u irem en ts. Specifi catio n s for special eq u ip m en t and LU M BER for y o u r ran ch or farm , re q u ire m e n ts m ay be obtain ed co m p etitiv e m ill prices. T h o ren at th e c le rk ’s office. L u m b er Co., Lyle, W ash. 8-tfn SPE C IA L R E Q U IR E M E N TS: B idders shall fu rn ish catalog W A N T E D Saleslady or m an to sell M cNess P ro d u cts p a rt o r cuts and com plete d escrip tio n s of full tim e. Big profits. No e x chassis and bus bodies th ey p ro 17-18c perien ce n»?eded. W ill teach and pose to d eliv er. finance you. W rite today. Mc N ess Co., PO Box 14, B ayshore NOTICE TO t RKDITORS S tation, O akland 23, Cal. 19-20p All p erso n s h av in g claim s FOR SA L E : C om pletely rem o d el ag ain st tn e E sta te of Lila M. deceased, a re hereby ed 2 bedroom hom e in Moro. H ailey, Call JO 5-3602 o r JO 5-3528. notified to p rese n t them , w ith 12c tfn the p ro p er vou ch ers and d u ly verified, to th e u n d ersig n ed , th e I*OST: 3 y ea rlin g reg istered H ere duly ap pointed, q u alified and ac t ford heifers, b ran d ed I^azy S ing A d m in istra trix of th e E sta te o v er S on rig h t side. L a st seen of Lila M. H ailey, deceased, at at m outh of L ittle F e rry C an the office of T. L e ste r Jo h n so n , yon on S h erm an Co. side of atto rn e y at law, Moro, O regon, Jo h n Day. R ew ard fo r th e ir r e w ithin six m o n th s from th e d ate covery. Sid Seale, Condon, Ore. of th e firs t p ublication of th is 12c tfn FOR SALE: 14 ft R u n ab o u t w ith 25 H P Jo h n so n and tra ile r. 10 ft. R unabout, new M ark 25-- 20 H P m otor w ith tra ile r. Mil lard Melzer JO 5-3272 18-19p E L E C . ORGAN BARGAIN: Will sa crifice for quick sale in th is locality. Also sp in e t piano. C ash o r term s. W rite C redit Mgr., T allm an Piano Stores, Salem , O regon. 18-20e A narre cbvaty ano- ciataJ in tha ¡ruVlie '4ÁGÍ or 150-watt bulbs where you work and read. Good light saves sight— and it costs so little to enjoy! P A C IF IC PO W E R RO O T \ g ii< hem, Inc., • Glll»«*rt 2-.VI TIRE SALE Co-op Dehixe Cushion Tires 760x15 Black 6 ply Rayon fo r tube TIRE SALE our regular No. reta il price Sale pri* 1 $ 20.62 $15.10 760x15 Black 4 ply Rayon fo r tube 2 20.73 15.60 760x15 Black and W hite 4 ply Rayon for tube 1 23.73 18.00 820x15 Black 4 ply Rayon fo r tube 5 21.5! 16.60 700x15 Black 4 ply Rayon fo r tube 1 1S.10 12.60 Co-op Director Tires 670x15 Black and W hite 4 ply Nylon for tube 11 26.87 19.85 670x15 Black 4 ply Nylon fo r tube 21.62 16.10 670x15 Black 4 ply Nylon Tubeless / J K 25.14 18.7*5 37fcî»5 Black and W hite 4 ply Nylon Tubeless ? J K 30.44 22.50 ïît-h flS B b r k and White 4 ply Nylon fo r tube 3 29.74 21.90 J ply Nylcn Tubeless 6 27.57 20.50 4 p!v Nylon Tubeless 5 33.32 24.60 4 p’y j 32.53 24.0» a 30.29 22.40 Biack 7IW 5 ritak ant id WfeäSfr 7S#¥. 15 F%rk oft ) Wbifti 7&M S 1*1.01 ><Mir ie rtth ze r program " 11li l ’ie Solution man • yo u r locai Hrca Bram i f c r t il l /r r «1« al» r. Ile s | m n kili/e « in fe r tlli/e c «olu- ll»»n • an«l in solwllomi lo feitilt« - Ing nee«l«. Ile provi»,e« thè fer» lillz e r, <*'|«ipnirnl «n<l know-how JiHl ne<-«| lo help prixluer h ig h rr yle|«lw, lle d e r talk to .tour I»»» .il llre.i III.in»l dealer l«»’ii»' & L IG H T C O LI PA M Y This is thj fir&t tire sale in cur history — and a good one. These are the best Co-op Tires we could buy and are being sold *o make way for a better tire. Compare these prices with any sales price. These t:res car: y the standard Co-op Guarantee. An added $2.00 each allowance for your recapable casings. ÏIM 5 VERNON S a f Use plenty of 100-watt mind with d t f aodeàd.fy SOLUTION M AN NOTH E TO CR ED ITO RS All p erso n s having claim s ag a in st th e E sta te of C ornelia H. Jo h n so n , decease*!, a re hereby notified to p rese n t them , w ith th e p ro p er vouchers and duly verified, to the undersig n ed , the «!uly appointed, qualified and a c t ing A d m in istrato r of th e E sta te of C ornelia H. John so n , deceased, a t th e office of T. L ester Jo h n so n , a tto rn e y at law, Moro, Oregon, w ith in six m onths from th e d ate of th e first publication of this N otice, to-wit: F e b ru a ry 21, 1958. Jo h n T. Jo h n so n Jr. A d m in istra to r T. L ester Jo h n so n A tto rn ey for A d m in istra to r 16 9c tk f' H O RSES FOR SALE: Two good ca ttle w o rking horses, tw o good c h ild re n ’s horses. Call JO 5-3542 ev en in g s, 17C TIRE SALE N O T IC E N O TICE is hereby given th a t th** u n d ersigned will ¡»resent th e ir p etitio n to the Council of the C ity of Wasco, O regon a t Its re g u la r m eeting to be held a t the City H all in Wasco, O regon, at 8:00 P. M. on Monday, th e 7th d ay of A pril, 1958, p ra y in g for th e va atio n all of th e alley lo cated in Block 5 of th e O riginal Tow n, now City, of W asco, S h er m an C ounty, Oregon. G eorge W. D rinkard P earl D rin k ard J e rr y B a rn e tt M adelyn B a rn e tt 18 21c SEE YOURSELF IN A C ustom S lau g h te rin g by a p p o in t m e n t only. M eat cu ttin g , w ra p ping, sh a rp freeze. K en n y ’s ?»IarkeL G rass Valley, O regon. Call ED 3-3245 for ap p o in tm en t. YOU DON’T H A V E TO MOVE: R ight in y o u r hom e tow n or co u n ty we need an active W a t k in s Dealer. M ake up to $100.00 w eekly first y ear. O perate from y o u r ow n hom e. C ar o r light tru ck nccdexl. W rite T h e J. R. W a tk in s C om pany, 3903 B rook lyn A venue, S eattle 5, W ash in g ton. 17-22c B. Estri •lie Halb \ . in is tra tr T. Les ter Jo h n so n A tto rn ?y for A dm inistr a trix 16- N O TICE OF S< HtMIL B I S PU R C H A SE Sealed bids will be reeeiv d th e office of th e clerk of School D istrict No. 17 of S h erm an C oun ty, Moro. O regon, for fu rn ish in g and d eliv erin g o ne <11, forty-tw o <42> p a sse n g e r school bus. Bids will be received u n til 8 p. m., T uesday, M arch 25, 1958. U nder no circum stanc es will a bi»i be co n sid ered if filed a fte r th e h o u r specified in th is an o u n ce m ent. uh I would veto i hill to increase pi p erty tax es and prom ise fu rth to re v e rse th» long tim e custe of raisin g taxes ev ery B iennia He would like a sale*, tax foi . ucatlonal purpose*» l e w W allace, on the o th e r si< of the |w»litleal fence, 1.- t.dkir taxes at a great rate He t.i Want*, to IKsiui (> t}j,> | ;1y | say« he would be roug n e c u tln g th a t Jot» U-w no» wa M ies tax advocate and he vea In econom y Oddly G overnor Holm tatlv ely re fe rrin g to hl th e gov ern o r w ho call« 1 Í LEGAL NOTICES ¡W t I Nylem fa r tube 4 pby Nylon Tube?m 760x15 Blaek and Wtoite 4 p’y Nylon Tubeiers 800x15 Black 36.45 2 6 .M 4 ply Nylon Tubeless I •» L 33.50 24.90 820x15 Black 4 ply Nylon Tubeless 3 33.50 24.90 750x14 Black and W hite 4 ply Nylon Tubeless 6 33.29 24.50 800x14 Black and W hite 4 ply Nylon Tubeless 36.47 26.90 These prices good or,ly as long as these til last M O R O G RAIN GROW ERS