Sherman County journal., March 28, 1958, Page 2, Image 2

PAGE S
SH HR Vt AN COUNTY
JO U R N AL
MORO. OREGON
d. Farm s may have no
'9i;rritt¿tu C o u n ty .1) o u r nal
farm ers are no more in-
it than anyone else and
Pu l»l I m I i «•<! Every Friday at
is if under governm ent
even
Moro, Oregon
il is stili there
reuul itiön, th«
Gllem I,. French
Editor and still productive but chemical
C n t«r«d a t eeoor.d ria a» m a tte r at the needles would make it no if the
P o aü .fftc « a t M o ro ,
O re g o n .
un d er Act
hum an gieen thum b failed and
o f C o nirreat o f M a rc h I, 1 * 7 * ._______ _____
farm ing Is not any healthier since
■emodeleo city living,
¿raters these days farm
loney ju st as other busi-
work for the income
they cun make. The old idealism
of doing im portant work by feed­
ing tlx? world’s hungry is tem per-
e . with a desire to know how
P U B L IS H E R S
much the world's
hungry will
pay.
ASSO CIATIO N
New communication and trans-
portation probably caused the
hange and it is alright we guess.
OFFICIAL COUNTY I’AVER
Modeiti farm ers have more lun,
sens« r ip t io n r a t e s
make more money; their elders
ONE YEAR
*2.0« cot more satisfaction out of the
ev ap
animi
<leper
FRIDAY, MARI H 18, 195»
W ANT
ADS
IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF
T H E ST A'I E O F O R EG O N FO R
T H E C O U N T Y O F SHERMAN
.MORRISON OIL CO.,
)
erly port!« l of the
ribed tract 1 *ing sul>
perpetual L S. Gov-
owage ease ìent, be-
Ing described as N ortherly of
the following described line:
Beginning at the S. W. corner
of the above described tra^t;
th e n .e along the W esterly line
of said tract N. 27 degrees 17’
West 327.06 feet to a true point
of beginning of this description;
thence running N. 57 degrees
30’ E ast 246.75 feet to the E ast­
erly line of the above described
tract and there term inating.
Tract contains 3.9 acres of
which 1.16 acres is subject to
flowage easement.
Or, in lk?u thereof, a decree of
the Court vesting title in the par-
el of real property hereinabove
descrilied in the plaintiff.
This sum m ons is publishe«! by
o rd er of the The Honorable E. H.
Howell, Judge of the above en ­
titled Court, duly made and e n te r­
ed.
Date of first publication: March
28, 1958.
Date of last publication: April
25, 1958.
DAN J. KENNY
A ttorney for Plaintiff
1212 Failing Building
Portland, Oregon 21-25c
«traction of increasing the tax
h vv fur the fiscal v ta r 1958-1959
over th«* am ount limited by sec­
tion 11, article XI, of the Consti­
tution of Oregon.
The reasons for increasing such
levy are: There is no tax base for
a 3r class district, therefore the
en tire levy m ust be voted in ex-
ess of the 6% limitation.
The am ount of tax. in excess
of the <5% lim itation, proposed
to lie levied for said fiscal year
is $15,091.15. Dated this 21st day
of March. 1958.
ATTEST
Jean Brown
D istrict Clerk
William M. Huck
Chairm an Hoard of Directors
21-22c
8
the County Court in Moro, Sher­
man County, Oregon, have been
fixed by the Court as the time
and place for hearing objections
to said Final Account an«l for
tb? settlem ent of said estate.
G ertrude I. . Peugh
E xe . u trix
T. I>ester Johnson
T. eL ster Johnson
20-23c
A ttorney for Executrix
FOR SALE: G< mx J house in Moro
w ith ample land for garden,,
fine location, solid foundation, FR E I) G. SMITH, SR.,
Defendant
paved street. See Giles French
No." 2<>77
SI MMONS
FOR SALE: Used electric and Gas TO T H E ABOVE NAMED DE-
lawn mowers $25.00 up. New FEN DA NT:
mowers $19.95 up. Tillers $129 - IN TH E NAME C iF T H E STATE
NOTH E
95 up. used dryer $75.00. Special OF OREGON, yot i are hereby re-
NOTICE is hereby given that
on I’hilco TV console $195.00. qulred to appear and answ er the
the undersigned will present th e­
Table saw used $50.00. Ranch complaint filed < igainst you in
ir petition to the Council of the
A Home Store. Moro.
21c the above entltl ed Court and
cause on or Iiefore the expiration
City of Wasco, Oregon at its
TO GIVE AWAY: Black Labrador of four weeks from the date of
regular meeting to lie held at the
retriever, needs ranch home, the first publication of this sum ­
City Hall in Wasco, Oregon, at
female, one year old, has had mons. If you fail so to appear
8:00 P. M. on Monday, the 7th
all shots. Call JO 5-3678.
20c and answ er, plaintiff, for want
day of April, 1958, praying for
the vacation all of the alley lo­
<’OH SALE: Two bedroom house thereof, will apply to th e above
m i I H I I <i i «ED ITO RS
in Wasco, TV antenna, base- entitled Court for the relief pray­
All persons having claims cated in Block 5 of th e Original
19-20c ed for in its complaint, to -wit:
ment. Call G 12-5483
against the FZstate of Orville I.. Town, now City, of Wasco, Sher­
directing an«l «im pelling the de­
Hockman, deceased, are hereby man County, Oregon.
STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com­ fondant to sell and convey to
George W. D rinkard
notifie«l to present them, with
plete painting and decorating the plaintiff, by a good and suffi-
Pearl D rinkard
the
proijier
vouchers
and
duly
service, spray or brush. Phone ient deed, the following des­
M A R IT I 28, 1958
Je rry B arnett
verifeid,
to
the
undersigned,
the
I ’ l M t A L L DE< IS IO N
CY <5-3977 or CYG-5293, 1205 E. cribed parcel of real property.
Madelyn B arnett
duly appointed, qualified and act­
Attorney General Thornton is
12th St. Vern Campbell and / Beginning at the South West
TAX RESEARCH
18-21c
ing
A
dm
inistratrix
of
the
Estate
correct in ruling that pinlxills
Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfn
corner of the following des­
of
Orville
L.
Ho
km
an,
deceased,
The learned
Dr. Sly from that ¡»ay off in free plays are ille­
cribed tract, thence in an E ast­
at the office of T. L ester Johnson,
Princeton has come to Oregon to gal. 1 a ) ttelles are prohibited by LUMBER for your ranch or farm,
erly direction along tlx» North
competitive
mill
prices.
Thoren
attorney at law, Moro, O regin.
start his investigation of Oregon the Oregon Constitution which
line
of
Highway
30
a
distance
Lum ber Co., Lyle, Wash. 8-tfn
within six m onths from the date
taxes that will rew ard him U> sates in Article XV, Section 4:
of 150 feet; thence in a N orth­
of the first publication of this
the extent of $30,000 and an addi­ “Lotteries and the sale of lottery FOR SALE: Completely rem odel­
erly direction a distance of 70
Notice, to-wit: March 28, 1958.
ed 2 bedroom home in Moro.
tional $5,000 for expenses. It may ti kets, for any purpose w hatever
feet, parallel with the West line
(’ecil Hockman
Call JO 5-3602 or JO 5-3528.
are prohibited and the legislative
l>e worth It.
of the billowing described tract; NDTK’E OF H< HOOL ELEC-
12c tfn
A dm inistratrix
Dr. Sly, who has a record of assembly shall prevent th«* same
thence in a W esterly direction TION UPON <Jl EHTION OF IN-
21-2 Ic
such services, has made his first by penal laws.”
25 feet, parallel with the North CREASIN'«; TAX LEXY OVER T. I .ester Johnson
LOST: 3 yearling registered H ere­
A lottery is well defined in law.
appearance before Oregon com­
line of H ighw ay 30; thence in AMOUNT LIMITED BY SEC­ A ttorney for A dm inistratrix
ford heifers, branded Lazy S
mittees and Is no doubt gather­ Tiler«* ate three things necessary
a N ortherly direction 30 feet, TION 11, ARTK LE XI. STATE NOTICE OF FIN 4i MX OI N I
over S on rig h t side. L ast seen
ing some local data to lx* digest­ to constitute a lottery 1) a chance
parallel with the West line of
Lowest Prices Ever
C O N S T IT U T IO N
at mouth of Little F erry « an-
Notice is hereby given that the
ed before his next appearance in lielng taken, 2) a consideration
the following described tract;
Notice Is hereby given that an un ’ersigned has filed in the Coun­
yon on Sherm an Co. side of
on
C e rtifie d Blue-
being paid, 3, a prize being given.
thence 125 feet in W esterly di­ election will lx* held in School ty Court of the State of Oregon
the state.
John Day. Reward for their re­
We prophesy that the good doc­ A pinball game has all three an<l
rection
parallel
with
North
line
Tag Seed!
D h tri t No. 3 of Sherm an Coun­ for Sherm an County, her Final
covery. Sid Seale, Condon, Ore.
tor will tell us that our tax sys­ is therefore a lottery. Many other
of Highway 30; thence 1(M) feet ty, State of Oregon, from 2 p. m. Account as Executrix of the Es­
12c tfn
O
rder Now and Save!
tem Isn’t so bad, that It is pretty games of chance a tv* likewise lot­
in Southerly direction, along to 8 p. m. on April 14 at Rufus tate of H. T. Peugh. deceased,
West line of the following des­ School, in said school district, for
well balanced but that it is over­ teries, prolxibly most bingo games. Custom Slaughtering by appoint­
PRICE EXAMPLES:
Cwt.
and that Monday, the 21st day of
m ent only. Meat cutting, w rap­
loaded. We ne<>d to give the motor Poker is not a lottery, nor horse-
cribed .property to ixdnt of be­ the purpose of subm itting to the April, 1958, at ten o’clock A. M.
B.T. Ranger Alfalfa . $40.00
ping,
sharp
freeze.
K
enny’s
ginning: A tra»t of land locat­ legal voters of said district the
more time or unload some of the racing for it is generally consid­
B T. Ladak Alfalfa
. 46.00
of said day in the court room of
Market. Grass Valley, Oregon.
ed in tie* East one-half of .he
weight. Probably no tax’ system er«? I that the skill of the player is
B.T. Alfa Fescue . . 21.00
Call ED 3-3215 for apixiintment.
Southeast q u a rte r of Section
wotdd raise as much money as of more importance than chance.
B.T. Crested
Wheatgrass . . . 25.00
31, Twp. 3 N., R. 17 E.„ W.M.
our legislators have been voting
W hether pinlialls return money YOU DON’T HAVE TO MOVE:
B.T. Inf. Wheatgrass . 37.00
being described as follows:
or free plays makes no différera «•
Right In your home town or
recently.
B T. Manchar
Beginning at a point on the
'fhe tax professor will also say in tin* definition foi free plays
county we need an active W at­
Bromegrass . . • 29.00
N ortherly right-of-way line of
that a sales tax would raise a lot are sufficiently rew arding to con­
kins Dealer. Make up to $100.00
(Above prices F.O.B. Dishman)
the re-located U. S. Highway No.
of money anil that such a tax stitute a prize.
weekly first year. Operate from
30; said t|xiint lieing 64.66 feet
could lx? worked Into our system
I’he example of certain officers
your own home. Car or light
FAST iDELIVERY
North and 942.42 feet East of
with little difficulty. And he will of tin* law' losing thousands of
truck needed. W rite I he J. R
Orders
processed and shipped
the N. W. corner of Block 11 in
also have to say that Oregonians dollars over on tin* ■oast certainly
W atkins Company. 3903 Brook­
tame day as ord - d.
town of Rnfus, Sherman Coun­
do not seem inclined to try a shows th«* danger that can come
lyn Avenue, Seattle 5, W ashing­
ty, Oregon; thence running N.
sales tax so a recommendation from such games of chance. If
ton.
17-22C
Every Jacklin mixture is custom­
27 degrees 17’ West 647.35 feet
Oivgon cit,iz«*ns w mt th<
ized for your needs, your soil end
for one would lie Impracti» al.
t hey FOR SALE: <5 room house & 12
to the Southerly right-of-way
climatic conditions.
T hat is about all there Is to say should amend th
(institution,
WF W ill
lots. Phone JO 5-3223.
20-1 p
line of the Union Pacific Rail­
although one with a fair gift for Until that h («m. law enforce-
HEIR
road; thence along said right-of-
words could g«» Into the w hereas­ ment offic«*r a r«* lutV Itound to LOST: center end gate for low
YOU
truck rack,
lietween Wamiv
way line N. 59 degrees 59' E.
es and w herefores of the above sto,i them.
and Kent. Peetz Brothers, W am­
71.5 feet; thence S. 56 degrees
to pad out a lengthy report. lie
ic, Oregon. Phone 2252.
21c
53' E. 715.31 feet to the N orther­
By M ary A im 'I hompson
might end it with a w arning that
Send lor f r * 9
ly right-of-way line of U. S.
T A R M f A C T *>
P l .,n n i j B -
, >.j
a lot of loose talk aliout taxes of­
The Moro l-H cooking « lut» met FOR SALE: Garden tractor and
fo rm Today.
Highway No. 30; thence along
4 attachm ents. JO 5-3223. 20-21 p
ten causes Jitters which would at the Presbyterian church on
said right-of-way line S. 58 de­
also I n * apprt^prlate.
M o- h 2 1 Martha Martin and
grees 00’ WBst 231.<57 feet;
Denise .Miller gav
Taylor LODGE A. E. A A. M.
iemonstra-
Muller FARM EQUIP.
thence on a 2825 foot radius
tion
on
making
g peanut butter
Wasco, Oregon
LABOR AND IIIE LAW
Sales - Service - Parts
curve
to
the
right
194.4
feet
Lalxir unions are following the cookies, d her were 13 members
fdeets each First and Third
(the long chord of which bears
present.
Case,
Calkins, New Holland
same pattern tx*t by business a
Tu«?»lays
S. 59 degrees 58’ W. 194.3 feet)
generation and more ago. W heth­
Moro, Oregon
Elton Medler, W. M.
to the point of beginning.
er they will have the intelligence
Gordon H arper, See.
lo n iir b the obstreperous ones
Dentist
among them and learn to I n * less
Lupine Relieluil L«xlge
aggressive In getting all they can
M.»r«< H«itel Bldg. JO 5-3501
Meets 2nd and 4th
from the public or not rem ains to
O F F IC E DA YS
Tuesdays of each
I n * seen. Unions are in alxiut the
I l E S I! 4 4 A \ \ E D N ESD \Y
month.
Visiting
same position as business was
members welcome.,
fifty years ago wb;*n “tru st b u st­
Ann Milk.*r, NG
ing” was In the headlines every
■ ■ '
'
r-'
Helen M artin, sec.
week.
Moro
Ixxtgw
No.
113
I.O.O.F.
V E R N O N ROOT
Business was a decided m inor­
Meets 1st and 3rd
»-
ity although of some ]xilltical \gi*l-( liem , In«*., - <»lllM*i’t 2-512
Tuesdays In I 0.0.1*.
strength and curbing the ‘ public
hall. T ransient and
U M
lx* dam ned” philosophy w asn’t
visiting brothers are
much trouble after the public i
cordially Invited.
x
was aroused.
it will I n * harder
Orlow
Martin,
N.
G.
.
with labor which has a great
la*o W atkins, Secretary
power in many states since it has
Bethlehem I h ap ter No. 78 O.E.H.
organized a "public «•duration"
’.om m ittee to d istribu te its props
t. *
Meets every secono
gantia.
Thursday each month.
W hatever th«* chan< i*s of m ak­
- Visiting members In-
o
vited. Moro, Oregon
ing each learn ,<» live with ordln
Genevieve »‘owell, W. M.
ary citizens lx>th acquired jxiwer
Gwen Ross, Secretary
through lax laws and by aggros,
slve leadership. I.alxir unions art*
E u reka laxlge No. 121 A .F .A A .M .
Increasing wages of meinlx*rs in
Meets on the 1st and
the face of a depression that was
3rd T hursday evenings
indoirhttxll.v ratified in part by
each m onth. Visiting
Plan yo u r
Ie r i ilize r
program
>vag*»s |< m > hl| rh for the production
members cordially In-
1 f'r/c*V5'’?>5Ti ,\4!
4
ititi» tli«*
Solution
in.m • yo u r
attained.
vited to meet with us.
Z’ '
Ixihor is ji dlfhxl.
»nomicallv I04.1I Bi-«*.! B iand f«*rtili/.«*r d ra lrr.
Joe Heater, W. M .
mil morally, In asking for what Il<* »pe« iali/i'N in f«'i tili/<*r soln- Jlyde GilUnor, Secretary
Shell NH3 keeps feeding the plant
t earns It h not Justified in res- lion • and in **«>lutioii** Io h *rliliz-
II
Yltl.AN
DVIEYY
GRANGE
gradually until harvest time. Shell
Il«* |»r«»i Id«**» ilo* 1er-
T iding impi vementx to retain ing ui*nl*».
Me. I** I ii*« and T h ird Saturdays
4
obs. Const t ■ tion methods that l i l i z e r , «'«inipiiiriil and know-how
NH3 is being used in the Northwest
u*e obsolete featlier Ixxiding on > on iiicd Io hi*lp p iì n I iic i * higher «■a. h inonlli al 8;<X) |>. m.
Helen lb u ckert, Ma*»«er
ticlil*«. B elter talk Io y«Mll* lix n l
all loads are ex
for many crops. This long lasting
I'lo ie n e e Brueker«, Se«i*«*iary
Brea
Iti
ami
ile.dei
(«nhiy!
union*
Honomlc practic
by
en
l4tkx>r should ki
ammonia fertilizer gives your plant
y
top themselves or else g<
the richest source of nitrogen avail­
nent will have to do it.
W henever lalxir, by u
able today.
■lub of a powerful unior , exact?
11011? than it Is w orth fix m a re
uctant public it causes disrup
ions in the economy Ju* t ; h d<
•Xcessively high price«- »V bust
xess. One is as bad as tl
It is not likely that k ilior <by
which we mean unions) will I n *
ttrong enough to prevent neces-
tarv reforms over a long < period
f time If It r
w ts to re-
iln its poaitior
Im pm vr
s attitude an
it «I« manding
I the tra fff V
Other-
is«* there will
The experimental use of Anhydrous Ammonia
lasing "right t
a
at the Pendleton experimental station (14 rain­
ng (her thii
from tli
fall) has proven that this nitrogen does not
ganiA*il
BUY HAY
& PASTURE
SEED NOW
Dr Frank D. Reid
SOLUTION MAN
POINT 1 IN THE USE OF SHELL
ANHYDROUS AM M ONIA
PAINTING
Interior & Exterior Decorating
Texturing - Sheet Rock Finishing
POINT 2 IN THE USE OF SHELL
ANHYDROUS AM M ONIA
Paper Hanging
FREE Estimates
t l DE I II »
way i maki
tin o two ill
Tmer because In
lx* around anit
depend«'n< •«• of work mg f«>
If at his own pace* a n 1
«porvdhle to himtvMf alone
ie soil and 1 th«’ thin gs he
ow in it itxl thoughit that 'urat
dug wa* h«*ahhl«*r t han anv
her.
Most of these re*;ts«ins lave
satisfaction guaranteed
ROY GRANT & 1.ARRY ARMSTRONG
Rufus, Oregon
4
move out of the root zone, thus giving the plant
the maximum use of the nitrogen you apply.
See your local Shell Serviceman for more infor­
mation . . . the man
crops grow.
to
£
know to make your
AGRICHEM. INC,
Wasco, Oregon
Phone GI 2 5422
Pl one G12-5417
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