Sherman County journal., May 02, 1958, Page 2, Image 2

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SH EKMAN COUNTY JOI KNAU
MORD. OREGON
IK ID IY , M U
!. !*♦’.«
lax base from $ none to >73,000-
anti Iwff was
truck needed but no capital In- qq -»
If the Farm Journal poll was
jf in Chicago
vestm ent in stock.
e can sta rt ypg, I vote for the new tax base
^9 b rrn tju (iiu tttfd 3J n u r imi
int i
T at should lx* corns t the farm ers are saying
that
they
wish
the
governm
ent
you
now.
W
rite
The
J. R. Wat- jsjO. I vote against the new tax
most
two
bil-
iged hut with a
I * i* t >1 i" li <*«l Every Friday at
kins Company, 3903 Brooklyn
•«
ilel. in would get out of their hair and
bushels of wheat
Mom, Oregon
Avenue, Seattle 5, W ashing-
And lhe vol^ r shall place a
•tnment bins no om can ex­ let them settle their own prob­
ton.
22-27c cross <x> before the word “Yes,”
l-klitor
LII. L. í r r iith
the wheat grow er t ask for lems. let them grow the crops the
•peri market. It is ur opinion nation needs and take chances on FOR SALE: Saddle horses, will or before the word “No,” which-
Ent« red m » «rroiul rl«*» m utter at the
trade, buy or sell. Earl Fields, ever his choice.
pout i f . e e Mt Moro,
Oregon,
und« r A rt
hurting the m arket. They would come d o ­
the farm progra
of I n»rre«» of M arch S, 18Ï9.
__
W asco.
25-8p
The polls for the reception of
the er to meeting the demand than
farm
ers
more
than
It
it
til I l< I M, < ul \ I \ PAPER
• timers. It is making him sub- they do with governm ent help. FOR SALE: An autom atic w*ash- the ballots cast for or against the
ing machine in excellent condi- establishm ent of said tax ba.-«e
¡ary oc-
ient; It is taking away his in- We doubt if food prices would
N A T IO N AL ID iT O a iA l
tions. Mrs. E. E. Barnum, Moro, will, on said day and date and at
ar
Every- •lept­ i once; it Is forcing decisions come down (assuming the w ith­
^ ¿ c l l A$g o c r t g N
-------------- ----------------- ----------- the place aforesaid, be opened at
I i< l< I I l ­
in gets on h m that are based on ¡xditlcal holding of already built up su r­
the hour of 8 A. M., and rem ain
pluses).
LEGAL NOTICES
paid for food
liency
an
!
not
on
good
farm-
AFFILIATE MEMBER
open until the hour of 8 P. M. of
We think the fa n n e r is tired
i most of the ing. In o ii ow n northw e-t farm-
NOTH E TO CREDITORS
iu h v iw i
day, at which hour the
s'-«I
lng sub* er s i row wheat to boost the sur- of alw ays being in the govern­
sh a „ £ c ,o^
AH p erso n , having d a t a ,
m
ent's
jxx-ket,
always
accused
of
I his feelings plus and im port meat.
NEW SPAPER
That is
against the E state of ARTHUR J.
By order of the district school
tally farm ing econ miic insanity and it is due being a mendicant when he per­ BUCHOLTZ, Deceased, are here­
P U B L IS H E R S
■¡uhsidized, at mon to federal program s than to forms feats of production un­ by notified to present them, w ith board of School D istrict No. 17
County, Oregon,
ASSO CIATIO N
matched in all the world. Men the proper vouchers and duly ver- of Sherm an <|av
ast
e p isage of the farmers.
Qf ;
, , 958
able to feed themselves and 20 ified, to the undersigned, the
. W< doubt if sid>-
Clara
E.
Houston
ATTEST.
N
either
can
we
be
concerned
others do not need thehelp of duly appointed and acting Ad­
dization j. very Im portant to
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
D istrict Clerk
i’ problem. We have to eat and over the grow th of farms and the governm ent; they are capable, m inistrator of the E state of
Ronaki R. Powell
ONI ¥1 Ml
it co-ts what it does—so what? risluction in farm er numbers. It productive citizens who need to A rthur J. Bucholtz, deceased, at
«id ha n’t gone up in price more has been going on for genera­ be five to solve their problems by the office of T. Lester Johnson, Chairm an, District School Board
25-26C
M U 2. IBM _________
an other things. Besides labor tions and will continue as machin­ economics
A ttorney at Law, Moro, Oregon,
ery
gets
better.
The
nice
sound­
W
e’d
like
to
hear
them
sav
so.
is more of it than do farmers.
w ithin six m onths from the d a t e ---------------------------------- — *
G O \E R N O R SIIIP
What does seem im portant is ing words “family size 1 farm ” is
of the first publication of this
t h e CIRCUIT COURT OR
So far candidates for the com­
at the federal farm laws are for the politicians, not the écon­
Notice, to-wit: April 11, 1958.
TH E STATE OF OREGON FOR
Milt
Zell,
who
has
iieen
living
paratively ft‘W offices to lie filled
ch that farm ers are encouraged o m ies. The big commercial farm on the ranch near his son, moved
T erry A. Bucholtz T H E COUNTY OF SHERMAN
this year have been unable to
grow crops that do not fit the ran and docs produce food cheap­ to the Odd-Fellows Home in Port­
A dm inistrator
s t ^ T E O F OREGON, by and )
although
excite the voters an
er.
ition's
no*
s.
We
have
a
surplus
T.
l
i
s
t
e
r
Johnson
through its State Highway )
land this week where he joined
the
decisions are being n
)
others of the Order
many of Attorney for A dm inistrator 23-6c Commission, composed of
p riv ate minds of e electors
——— — —— —— Charles H. Reynolds, M. K.
>
whom
he
already
knew
in
his
tijout
ai
much is Ixdng said a
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
McIver
and
Robert
B.
Chess-
>
wide acquautU n a in thio p a rt of
it.
Notice of m eeting of the Coun­ man.
Oregon.
tilled 1
Biggest office to
ty Board of Equalization for Sher­
Plaintiff,
of governor of the
man County.
TH E UNKNOWN H EIRS OF )
parties have nume
Lupine Kehekal. ixslge No. 116
To the taxpayers of Sherman ANTON C. YOUNG, Deceased; )
talkii
who have Iieen o
Meets 2nd and 4th
County, Oregon:
T H E UNKNOWN H EIRS OF )
few
\
voters anil gettinj
Tuesdays of each
NOTICE is hereby given that MELITTA YOUNG, Deceased; )
( nice
into the new-pai
the Board of Equalization for SHERMAN COUNTY, a poli- )
month.
Visiting
while.
Sherman County, Oregon, did tical sulxlivlsion of the State )
members welcome.
Republicans may cho<»-
a opt at its last m eeting on April of Oregon; and ALSO ALL )
Ann Miller, NG
tween the known and t
21, a ratio of 26.7 percent, as post- OTHER PERSONS OR PAR- )
Helen Martin, Sec. I
known, there being tin
ed by the Assessor, for the assess- T IE S UNKNOWN claiming
)
Moro Lodge No.
Experience in prevlou.- eie« ti<
ment of all p ro ix rjy in Sherm an any righ, title, estate lien or )
Meets
1st
and
3rd
indicates th a t n either Mr. Living­
County, Oregon, and tb? Board of interest in the real estate des- )
Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
ston, .Mr. Kasor nor Mr. Elchman
Equalization will f>e In session a t crlbed in the amended com- )
hall. T ransient and __
have nut h • ham e to get th • nom­
the County Courtroom in the plaint herein,
)
visiting brothers are i
ination. 'I bis does not reflect c i
cordially invited.
Sherm an
County
Courthouse,
Defendants. )
their quality, only on the v oter,
Moro, State of Oregon, on the
No. 2»47
Orlow Martin, N. G.
acquaintance with their name.
second Monday of May, or May 12,
SV M M O N S
Leo
W
atkins,
Secretary
Of the three known candidates
1958, and publicly exam ine th e TO: T H E UNKNOWN H EIRS OF
E u r e k a L od ge N o. 121 A.F.AA.M. A ssessment Rolls, correct all err-
Mark Hatfield is a young man
ANTON C. YOUNG, deceased;
Meets cm the 1st and ors in valuation, descriptions or
native of Salem, a .ullege profe*
T H E UNKNOWN H EIRS OF
3rd
T
hursday
evenings
sor who itas served in ,x»th house
M ELITTA YOUNG, deceased;
each month. Visiting qualities of lands, lots of other
ami senate and was elei te I secre­
and ALSO ALL OTHER PE R ­
property
assessed
by
such
assess­
• members cordially in­
tary <»f state at the last election.
SONS
OR
PARTIES
UN­
vited to meet with us. or, and it shall be the duty of
W arren Gill Is also a native of
KNOWN claiming any right,
THE OLD SUNNY BROOK CO . LOUISVILLE, KY„ DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL
persons interested to appear at
Joe Heater, W. M.
Oregon who lias served in both
DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CO., KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY. 86 PROQf
title, lien or interest in the real
the time and place appointed.
Clyde GilUnor, Secretary
houx* and senate, is a law yer
estate described in the amended
Each petition or application for
from Lebanon who lias sometimes
com plaint herein.
tin* reduction of a particular ass­
IIARLANHV1EW GRANGE
been an effective legislator.
IN THE
NAME OF TH E
essm ent shall lx? made In w riting,
M eets F ir st an d T h ird S a tu r d a y s verified hv the oath of the appli- STATE OF OREGON:
Sig I nun er is state treasu rer
You are
e a c h m o n th at 8:(Mi p. in.
also a native, being grandson of
cant or his attorney, and shall be hereby required to appear and
Helen llruekert, Master
tii.it hull-whacking ol I logger,
filed with the Board w ithin the answ er the com plaint filed again-
F lo r e n c e llr u e k e r t, S e ii-e ta r y
Simon Benson. H - ha*« ,M*en in
first week it is by law required st you in the above-entitled Court
Diegon ¡Militi«•s 1or 20 years.
Bethlehem Chapter No. 78 O.E.8. to be in session; and anv petition an'^ cause on or before the expir-
It Is our «1Jliidon that Mr,
of four weeks from the date
fs ,
Meets every secono or application not so made, veri-
U nander has t he most qtialifica-
Thursday each month. fled and filed shall not be consid- ° f the first publication of this
lions for tin* jo b He is sound in
Visiting m em bers in- ened or acted upon by the Board, sum m ons to wit: On or before
his economies am 1 indili¡•led to get
17
vited. Moro, Oregon
Each such petition or application ,h*-‘ *-’4th day of May, 1958.
a dollar’s worth for a olltir --«’in
Genevieve Powell, W. M.
shall state thereon the address to
-vou fai^
so aPP«ar and
attitude ( >regi >n «an use We think
Gwen Ross, Secretary
which notice of the action of the
plaintiff, for w ant there-
he knows in o si al h hi t the -t;de
Board of Equallatlon shall lx? of, will apply to he above-entitled
T a y lo r L O D G E A. F. A A. M.
n(
Court for the relief prayed for in
and tb* sta
¡noli le m s and
Wasco, Oregon
Clair L Balzer
its coni|Plaint« to wlt: T hat an
would appro .ich them
from a
A fleets each First and Third
assessm ent be made by a jury
more reasonable point of view.
/$ <
Tuesdays
The D.nnoc ta t « also 1lave a eon
25-27C empaneled In this action to de­
Elton Medler, W. M.
term ine the eomj>ensation to be
test. Governor llolme i o¡>|>
Gordon H arper, Sec.
NOTICE OF ELECTION TO EH- paid by reason of the appropria­
by lx*w Wall a-1* and Wllev Sn
tion of the real property herein
TABLISH NEW TAX BASE
Mr. Smith vvas an un&Mcec;
sought to lie condemned and ap­
)
STATE OF OREGON
amlidate foi ■ «0ate treasurer
propriated, and that upon pay­
County
of
Sherm
an
).ss.
y«‘ar. lie is a e sor of Mulino
F( It SAI-E: I-iw n Mowers, one
ment into C ourt of the compen-
School
District
No.
county and 1ias some idra > a
of a kind: Special Genic© Gas
Noti e hereby is given that, at sation assessed by a jury, a judg-
So l '«U. Used Huffy Eler. $35.00; the school district tax base elec- ment an<l < ^ r e e l»e given vesting
Mr Walla. *e is a DeinoiTat
others from $19.95 up. R am h tion hereby called, to lie held at *n
State of Oregon, by and
believes that tin* state Is spell
26c Wasco City Hall, in and for school fbrough its State Highway ( om-
& Home Store, Moro.
t«H> niudi m o n e v. l ie lia s « • *
Call district No. 7 of Sherm an County, nilssion, fee simple title to the
Will clean cem etery lot
in iioth hous««* an senate am
26c Oregon, the 16th «lay of May, 1958, real property descrilxxi as fol­
JO 5-323S.
th«* gam«* «•onimLsion in w
1*01
LED
HEREFORD
D
ISPER
­ between the hours of 8:00 A. M. low’s, to wit:
lie is still much interested
A parcel of land lying in I» t 6,
and 8:00 P. M., there will be sub-
S
A
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S
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:
78
READ.
Double
likes tin* out il.Mirs, lie will ei
Block 16, Sherm an Addition,
Registered. Redmon Auction m itted to th e legal voters thereof
vor, if eleetc • I, to reduce taxe
City of Grass Valley, situated in
Y ar
Redmond. Or«*., May 7, 12 the question of establishing a new
reducing sta h* rvppiru*«.
Section 35, Tow nship 2 South,
rows
w
ith
calves,
tax
baee
for
said
school
district.
Noon. 20
Governor Holm« la • <
Range 16 East, W illam ette Me­
eloHi'up. 7 bred The present tax l»ase is none, the
a new «leal«1 T . H e b e ll-v i's
8 btvd c o w
ridian, Sherman County, Ore­
new
tax
base
if
adopted
will
be
,
8
open
heifers,
2
herd
heifers,
«pending at id his tax estin
if a addition t> reducing our new loan rate, wc are
gon; the said parcel being that
ts,
11
yearling
bulls.
$71,572.(X
).
-ire pr<
reflect this attitude. Those r
portion of said Lot 6 included
. due ng Th * intere t rate to 5r , on all of our Land
The vote to lx» by l>allot upon
2 excel I lent proven young herd
tered in tha t p artj ha\<* a »
in a strip of land 45 feet in
These cattle are of top which shall lx* the words "Shall
hulls,
«dioiee.
width, lying on the easterly
Bank loans closed in the p t year a t hi her rates.
School
District
No.
7
of
Sherm
an
w
orthy
to
go
into
any
quality
side of the centerline of the
id YUKON POLLED HERE County, Oregon, increase its tax
This voluntaiy rate red »ution will save over
Sherm an Highway as said high­
I IR M I I ts
FORDS
J«v Slavens. Owner. ba •* from none (present base) to
way has iieen reltxated, which
SllC,000 a year in intere t costs tor farm ers and
Madras. Oregon. Sid Williams, $74,572 (H) (proposed new base)?
center line is described as fol­
Auctioneer.
26c —Yes, I vote for the new tax base.
lancheis co.wei .ed* and is ano her definite illus-
lows:
—No, I vote against the new tax
RESPONSIBLE
PERSON
Beginning at E ngineer’s cen­
tia tie n cf ne o l the many advantages of financing
base.”
Male or female, from this area,
terline Station 978+10.23, said
An«l the voter shall place a
faim and ranch properties the Land Bank way.
v anted to service and collect
Station being 1925 feet North
from autom atic vending m a­ cross (X) lx*fore the word “Ye«»,”
and 846.0 feet E ast of the W est
chine- No sellin g . Age not es­ or hefore the won! "No," which
q u a rte r corner of said Section
t in ;
l . w d bank <»r sp <» k . w t ,
sential. Gar, references, and ever indicates his choice.
35; thence South 00* 03’ 00"
The ¡Mills for the reception of
dm : • ipital necessary.
(I W I
East 2550.56 feet to Engineer's
12 hours weekly nets to the liallots ast for or against the
center line Station 1003 + 60 79,
the easterly line of said strip of
m onthly
Possibility full establishm ent of said tax base
1 « M II' I I I . I K ' s l
\lt i.illd
I**. I l l "
work Eor local interview will, on said day and «late and at
land cr«»ssing the northerly and
I o .i"
G m h i . i I i o ; i I ' m u I c i I . i l :
southerly lines of said Lot 6 ap­
full particulars, phone. the place aforesaid, be opened at
7 ».
proxim ately opposite Engin­
Wrii P. O. Box 6119, Edina the hour of 8 (X) A M., ami remain
eer's Stations W4 + 98 a n t i
Brat h, Minneapolis, Minn. 26p open until the hour of 8:00 P. M.
of the same «¡ay, at which hour
995 + 65, respectively.
ih
u.-tom Slaughtering hv appoint­ the same snail be closed.
The bearings used herein are
ment only. Meat cutting, w rap­
By order of t :e district gchool baaed upon the Oregon Coord In­
ping
sharp freeze. K enny’s board
of School DW rict No. 7 of ate System, North Zone.
Market. Grass Valley, Oregon. Sherman County, Oregon. ma«’c
'fh e parcel of land to which
< '.ill ED 3-2315 for appointm ent. ’h** -’Lst day of April, 1958.
this description applies contains
\N T E D Horses to break or
l EsT:
I^ivelle Dormaier 0.02 acre, outside of the existing
a
M arsh
.nt
horM'shoeing Sandy San-
District Clerk
right of way.
•n Moro Hotel J 05-3204 tin _
V. P. Brock
T his sum ons is published by
I t i l . WIDE PAINT CO. own- ( i. lit man. D istrict School Btiard tinier of the Honorable Edward
25 26e H. How ell, jutlge of the above-en­
p et« p a in tin g a n d decorating
titled Court, matle and entered
-ervu«. spray or brush. Phone
NOTICE OF ELECTION TO
«in
the 11th day of April, 1958, di­
UY 6 3977 or CY6-5293, 1205 E.
i *-i m u m H \ e m i t \ BASI
recting publication of this sum ­
12th St. te r n Campbell and STATE OF OREGON
I
mons once each week for four
J u k Null. The Dalles, Or. 38tfn County of Sherm an
>
consecutive
weeks in the "The
LI
MIIKK
for
H
air
«cu
i.
i,
n
vour
ranch
or
farm.
School District No. 17
na ahouM,” he
,
LOY COCHRAN
from Em o,*, . t j r. -.
prices. I hören
Notice hereby is given that, at Sherm an C«iunty Journal,” a
I . u u i I m t C o . Lyh », Wash
FOR S H E R IF F
8-tfn tb? school «listrict tax bare dec new<|x»jier published and of gen­
From where 1 * • it, every riti,
circulation in Sherm an Coun­
LOU SALE; Compìetely retnodel- tion hereby cal)c«l. to be bekl at eral
ty O reg o n
nn i f » icn ha* a ri^nt ta peuk hi* ndn.l
on the Republican t.cket
the
courthouse
in
t\l
2
twMlroMun
honte
in
Moro.
Moro,
Oregon,
«•
__ oil
1
Date of first publication: April
Sherman County Native : on
) 5 3602 or JO 5-3528. in and for school «'lstrlct No. 17
25. 1958.
happen to tr«-l th.it beer is iu*t
12c tfn of Sherm an County, Oregon, the
I>ate of last publication: May
Three years on
«Jxiut th«* ht*»t refreshment ber-
yearling registered Here- 16th «lay of May, 1958, between 23, 1958
«•m I* there Is. N««b<*dy ha* to
W ashington State Patrol
the
hours
of
8
A.
M
and
8
P.
M..
•tfers, brande-, l*agy S
ROBERT Y. THORNTON
r*:r«*ewi hmychoire hutlhere’s
<»n right si«,*. Ixist seen there will i«e subm itted to the
A ttorney General of the
Six years on
«*gal
voters
thereof
the
«¡uestlon
n<» m .uinu my right to 'sound
¡th «if Litt tf Ferry Can-
State of Oregon
Portland Police Reserve!
ai"»ut it.
i Shernw.t vA sitie of «♦f establishing a new tax hase
1* I. LINDAS
f«>r
said
schtxil
district.
The
p
re
­
>a\. Reward for their re-
A ssistant Attorney General and
Acquainted with
Sai Scale, Condon. Ore. sent tax base ts nothing, the new
Chief Counsel of the State
^
/
(
.
t
law enforcement procedure
tax
) m -«?
a«kipted
will
be
12c tfn 875,000 oo
Highway Commission
By
L ESLIE B. HAMPTON
V eleian of WW I
\
rhe vole to be by ballot upon
A ssistant A ttorney General and
• tx»t net\l selling egper* which shall lx* the wonts "Shall
Will stay in office
Attorney for the State Highwav
o become a W atkins School District No. 17 of Sher­
Commission
and tend to business
Excellent ¡»rxiflts Car or man County, Oregon, increase Its
Of A ttorneys for Plaintiff 25 8c
W hy
w ait?
the
thrill
of a
n ew
ear!
interest Rcutiieiî:
FEDERAL LAND SANK
FARM LOANS
NOW
ONLY
%
W ANT A D S
LOANS AND CURRENT LOANS
NC l J u ED IN FEDERAL LAND BANK
»OLICY of “ CREDIT AT LOWEST COST”
w ith a
low-cost
’ F ir s t
N ational
B an k
AUTO
ri:i>i;u \i,
FOR YOUR FARM LOAN CONTACT
1
nn¡íe; Nat:?na¡ Farm Loan Ass n
rr
V’^cr? ! sit... /./ Joe
a Tony
In your car you want
p leasu re, a u to m a tic
features, and depend­
able transportation.
You get these if you
buy now . . . plus the
fair trade-ins that nuke
the step to a new car
easy. So...it’s just good
business to...B L Y IT
NOW I
Get complete details
from your dealer or
nearby Branch.
B f ’X! c
C O u
• 8 r a rs <
6
IVM» enoon reatriri
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