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PAGE 2 HHbRMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, S h erm an (County jo u r n a l MORO, OREGON not on whether work or n o t FRIDAY, AUGUST I, I9.V4 they «io good W ANT A D S * BULLE'TIN BULLETIN Federal < onim uiiU allons Uom- Consequently the American tar mission toddy grunted construc has little good alxiut it that is not FOR SALE: Child’s saddle like tion permit to North Sherman I \ _________________________ ____ done by automatic machines new. $25.00 -Nancy Conlee. 39c Co-op for construction of three Gllee i.. i i, n(h hxin«»r \ |, / . ¡»retty fair, frame* ar* JOIN ¡Dividend Club Save $ $ $ $ translators television stations to _ . . ,, , strong. The assembling part of Buy your needs wholesale. rehroadcast pr«>gram* of Portland E n te re d a t RMond rla aa m a tte r a t the is a mechanical dis Port of fie * a t Moro. Oregon. under Act these cars Free Gifts. TV stations. of Conirreas of March 1. 187*. __________ grace. Write to Four Star Sales Com Richard I-. Neaberger CMS OFFICIA l~ C O U N T Y FAI’KR Foreign cars are smaller, use pany, Box 122, Bend, Ore. 39-40 less gas <and at 40 cents a gallon LEGAL NOTICES OPPORTUNITY that is becoming more important) N IW P A M I MAN OR WOMAN and so far as we can learn they Responsible person, from this NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT r ' J I L I I H f IS are put together carefully. They Notice is hereby given that the area, to service and collect from ASSOCIATION have smaller motors, bettor bal undersigned has filed in the Coun- ance, and enough speed. The rea new type cigarette dispenser. Route established by Company. son they are able to compete with HUBM4 RIFTION RATKH T a y lo r L O D G K A . F. A A. .M No selling. Age not essential. American cars is that they are a Wasco, Oregon ONE YEA It W-00 Car, references and $900 to better machinery. Meets each First and Third If Mr. Reuther insists on put $1800 cash required. 3 to 5 hrs. Tuesdays. AUGUST I, 1»58 weekly net up to $200 monthly. Elton Medler, W .M. ting out poorer and poorer cars Possibility fulltime work. For Gordon Harper. Sex retary for higher and higher wages the local interview give full partic Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F.AA.M. TAX REPORT American driver has a good way ulars, phone. Write: Cigarettes, Meets on the 1st and 3rd ., , r» i- « to evade him. And more and P, O. Box 146, Minneapolis 40, i ■ 11111 L' - *' ( , Mr. John I* » y o ‘“ “J. ’ more of them are doing it. university who was hired to _________ Minn. 39p month. Visiting members ■ make a report of the tax situ a FOUND: half grown male collie, cordially invited to meet with us. tion in Oregon has published his u<yr WEATHER Joe Heater, W. M. Monday in field. Owner call and Clyde Gillmor, Secretary_ first lection of a planned three. get. Howard Ross, Moro. 39c It is a nicely printed job and con- This summer’s hot spell has HARLANDVIKW GRANGE tains much useful information for everyone talking as the weather LOST & POUND: Yellow, part Col Meets First and Third Saturdays lie <k>g, picked trp at Dinty’s those not already tired of taxes, often does. It is as remarkable as month at 8:00 p. m. gas station. Owner please each Helen Some time ago this new ape per last winter’s warm spell that last- Rruckert, Master phone John Stapleton, The Dal stated what the good professor <-*d and lasted until the winter Florence Rruckert, Me<reti»ry les, Oregon. 38-9c would say alwmt taxes in Oregon was over. He who finds a con- Bethlehem Chapter No. 78 O.E.S. and received a couple of hoots for nectlon l>etween the two may FOR SALE: l ’’xl2-16’ Utility sur Meets every second Thurs- / faced dry $63 per M fob mill. day each month. the trouble. But what anyone can remember the old saying "One Vislting^JaC^ No more at this price. Phone members invited. Moro, Ore.^v say about taxes in Oregon is fair- extreme follows another, EMerson 5-2216 Lyle, Wash. 38c ly well known, assuming adher- Harvesters are happy. It has Genevieve Powell', W. M. Gwen Ross, Secretary ence to the facts and that is what been years since the farmer could EST. FOOD ROUTE Mr. Sly will apparently do. K‘> “Ho the field at any hour he 800 family Watkins Rou'e now Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 Meets 2nd and 4th Tues This first ¡»art of the report Is chose without finding damp available. 90 year reputation. A days of each month. Visit necessarily confined to the back- wheat and therefore harvest went top-grade one-man business and ing members welcome. ground: how many »residents, by as speedily as possible and Is no experience or money requir Ann Miller, N. G. what age, what they do for a llv- pretty well over. ed. Write for full information Helen Martin, Secretary Ing, what Is their Income and We are nt“ used to hot weath- to The J. R. Watkins Company, Moro LODGE No. 113 I.O.O.F. how they are taxed. er around 100 degrees in this 3903 Brooklyn Avenue, Seattle • in Dr Sly lias noted that Oregon country and we are not equipped 5, Washington. 36-4lc £>*Jdays in i I.O.O.F. hall. Tran- provides more services than do for “ Eew hou* * “ave Custom Slaughtering by appoint sient and visiting brothers most states and that If we are cooling units because few need ment only. Meat cutting, wrap are cordially invited. going to keep them we will have them. It always gets cool before Floyd Haines. N. G. ping, sharp freeze. Kenny’s to pay for them. That has been t“* night is over a ml each days LeoWlatklns, Secretary Market Grass Valley, Oregon. said before but is seldom believ- “oat must start on Its own which Call ED 3-2345 for appointment. cd; people still think they can Is not the way It is in the south STATE WIDE PAINT CO. com get something from government where the beat lasts night ami plete painting and decorating for nothing. ^ay. service, spray or brush. Phone Il is also Inferred— and will be The busy people will get thru CY 6-3977 or CY6-5293, 1205 E. sai.l later, no doubt — that If “ better than the ones who have 12th St. Vern Campbell and Oregon does not want to raise nothing to do and all will have a Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfn its income and property taxes conversation topic for a few some more It will have to resort months. And that Is something, FOR SALE: Registered quarter horse gelding, (.’all Mrs. Ed to a ik » w tax. That is elem entary.---------------- Bauer, Redmond, Ore. Phone A nam* closely •**<>- Somehow the whole thing re PKOGKKHS? days Li-coln 8-4462 or evenings minds us of the mall carrier who d a t'd In O'« PuWk O an ache t t o . . . reason, ’ seldom mentioned, Li-coln 8-2895. 37-9c was , . bothered ,, one r fall ti , i by , . _D m|nd with dependability ; ,. i, whv Oregon has not attracted as i" I, » arm. He ,,mi h ,,Hfustry as .„her autea ,» FOR SALE: Semi U bottom 16’ little un i f natty went to ti e a (>( n boat with buggy type top and trailer. Curley DeMoss. 37 tfn who told him l. put o lan(1 ,.a„. whl.,her any more hl. win et mi. tiw tdi a " people or more bind ne„ come, to up the aching inemlier. Oregon- J- £ Pu)»li»b**«J E*«*r> Friday Moro, Oregon si ...... W "haveXlene.1 ty Court of the State of Oregon his Final Account as Administra tor De Bonis Non of the Estate of James M. Dyce, deceased, and that Wednesday, the 3rd day of September 1958, at the hour of ten o’clock A. M. of said day in the Court room of the County Court in Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, has been fixed by the Court as the time and place for the hearing of abjections to said Final Account and for the settle ment of said estate. James W. Coons Administrator De Bonis Non T. Lester Johnson Attorney for Administrator 39-42c NOTICK OF FIN A L ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed in the Coun ty Court of the State of Oregon for Sherman County, her Final Account as Administratrix of the estate of Lila M. Hailey, deceased, and that Wednesday, September 3, 1958, at ten o’clock A. M. of 30 YEARS EXPERIENCED Stocks Bonds Mutual Funds Tax Exempt Securities ♦ E state anti Retirement Planning under Modern Day Conditions J. w . DODD TYGH VALLEY, ORE. Phone 611 Mid-Columbia Mgr. Wm. J . Collins Co. Reference: Any Bank or 'l'rust Co. to chamber of have . stopped » i i i to think know that we have more government than we can jwiy for without pain but It requires the word of an expert at $35,000 to tell us so. , commerce talk so long that It is , , _, __. ,............. conlsdered a sort of heresy to think that the state is alright as it is and any more residents couldn’t help much. But there are many who think that is true. New citizens raise the taxes I*R I( E O F M O N E Y for their children must have Although the price of every schools, they cause demand for thing else has gone up the price roads, they are more inclined to of money remains about the same swell the ............. ............... ....... relief rolls than the . as it has lieen for B*-‘ past 25 hank deposits. And lx?sldes they years. There have been variations sjM)q the fishing. from the average but at no time ¡f one may state the attitude of lias the price of money got out of these moss backs who want Ore- a restricted circle. gun to themselves he could say There are those who will feel tliat they would Just as soon get that cheap money Is a blessing their factory products from some and that Interest rates should is? other stato as to smell the factory kept down even if it takes ttie smoke, would as soon produce te eral government to do it. They wheat and beef that could Is* ship- raise radishes for arc Itorrowers, of couw. ped away as to rals The history of money doesn t a nearby population They don’t do much to prove the theory that crave company, cheap money is a Ison. Much ot 'here is no organized group of the world’s progress has been such ¡H-op|e to combat actively made In times when money was the work of chandlers of com- expensive and .. interest rates were merce. There is no group trying ..... ......... ton percent and a bonus needed to keep pei»ple away. There is to get It at all Sherman county merely a lot of folks who don’t was settled on ten percent money give a damn whether any more and Die first machinery isiughl come or not and wouldn’t raise at that tate. With money so high their finger to have three million land w is cheap. And that might neighbors he i letter arrangement than hav What Is this "progress" they ing cheap money and high prices. say that puts a fisherman on When money is cheap there every rock, fills the schoolhouses isn’t much to do with It but with strange kids, crowds the «pend It. It a dollar ls worth but roads with trucks and cars, take two percent when loamsl out th* (lie good farming land for a stink owner of H will likely buy souu ing factory? gadget he wants instead of put There Is no point In accusing ting it out h> interest. When moil these citizens with mossba. kiam, ey is worth B»'« on the market or (»eing old fashioned. They are. th»- .eller ol gadgets has to offer And they don’t care. u good baigain »»etore enticing the ----- ■ — It has been well over 20 years since the subscription price of the Sherman County Journal has been $2.00. Since then paper costs four times as much and other supplies equally as much. Reluctantly but necessarily we have raised the price to $3.00 per year inon« \ owner Savings and invest- MORE MEA1 up when money Is As an Investment high price« I pie, e a ten percent dollar is worth five Ilimes as much as a two per cent one. R ■1 do n. )l think that the «-heap money wv now have (when com- pared1 to a generation ago) is an unalliuvei 1lieuefit. Certainly it tends to keep prices high and protMibly c.luaes some unwise In \e«tn tents. in tlx? other parts of the world money is worth from It) to 20 i* >r cent and they seem to b? going aliea«l at a g«s>«i pace. iiKMits pile F4IRICIGN (1 IBM The• infoirmation that the big ear ntakers of this country were getting ready to put out a amai . — with ..................... ....... car to —— compete thoee import ed from foreign countries need excite no one. We do not think it will do them a bit of g«>od. What is wrong with the Amer ican car isn't Ils site, it is the fact that is it put together in a careless manner by men with no loyalty to their jobs or to the companies for which they work. Even the foremen are flunkies of Walter Reuther and their Jobs depend on faithful adheren* e to the United Auto Workers line and 1 he price of ateera is falling In Uhicugo which la aimut tho way expert« said it would happen. The rains In the dust I kiw I ex panded the siq»ply of grass an.I feed although It took some time for it to reduce prlrea. A lower meat price has Iven expexded and lucky Is the feeder who has sent his stock to market. • The number of hogs can Iw» Increased quickly; enough to flood the market can be produced in six months and more D?rk will Is* on the counters this fall to help hol«| down the price of other meats. Quicker production of chickens and ability to send just the de sired size and weight to satisfy buyers has increased the demand “ ,r Ify**1'1* aod poultrymen are getting • bigger part of the mar ket. Now they are breeding a smaller turkey and one that ma tures quicker. But beef is the preferred meat of Americans and they eat it w hen it is available at a reason able prliv An«l the prlre can be pretty giswl when wages are high. Feeder prices of more than 30 rente <io not indicate very cheap beef unless the feeders are all wrong and they seldom are. ALM OST CNB M IL L IO N 4 -H CLUB WF.MH’ KJ ate atnung for ta ftr living on Mgh- and (arm*, in hornea and comm unities. Their /fl«x*a «.iv (otoaeJ c-n the national 4-H Safety prefram dtu. *ad by the Cooperativa Eatanaion S jtv ita and arranged bv the National Committee an Boya - i d Girls Cluo W ork. Tarm bey* and girls anrolled in th* program — >«»J thso city couecia as «a il — can take their lha.-a »? credit far helping te decrease traffic deaths laat year Proof that th ty’ia on the job S the record h'gn auoilm -nt reached in 1957 when S i5.000 club member! benvten tf.e ae .t cl 10 and 21 took part in acme form of caf«ty t»u- vity, according to the National Committee. And hard work does not go unrewarded. At the national level eight top ranking 4 H e.e er.U receive $4C0 college echolarahtpe and an •!¥ expense trip to the National 4-H Club Cergrtaa in Chicago next December. The state winner alao will attend the Congress with all-expensea paid, and it is estimated that nearly 4.000 vour^atete •.vj! merit the county «»f*tv medal All award* are provided bv General Motors which has port.-d the 4-H Safety program einca 19Z4. required in connection with the operation and maintenance of The Dalles Dam Project as auth orized by the Act of Congress ap proved May 17, 1950 (Public Law 516 - 81st Congress, Second Ses sion), provided that no structures for human habitation shall be con structed on said lands; provided further, that no buildings or structures shall lie erected on lands below elevation 174.5 feet above mean sea level, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey l f l E STATE OF OREGON FOR Datum, except as authorized by H IE COUNTY OF SHER5L5N special permission granted in ac cordance with existing laws and Department of Probate in tlie Matter of the Estate ) regulations for the protection and preservation of the navigable wa Of ) ters of the United States of Amer FRANK KUEHN EL, Deceased ) ica; and with respect to the lands NO. 652 above elevation 174.5 feet above C IT A T IO N mean sea level, United States TO: Mr. Edmund Roehrich, % Carl Coast and Geodetic Survey Da Roehrich, Mason City, Nebraska; tum, the written consent of the Mr. Carl Roehrich, Mason City, representative of the United States Nebraska; Mrs. Matilda Town in charge shall be obtained for send, 455 South Main St., inuo- the type and location of <my struc pendeme, Oregon; Mr. James L. tures and-or appurtenances there Terry, S.S. IKE, % Starboard to now existing or to be erected; Steamship Co., 11 Broadway, New reserving, however, to the owner York, New York; Mr. Alfred of said lands all such rights and privileges as may fx? enjoyed with Kuehnel, 1352 West 10th, San out with or abridging Pedro, California; Mrs. Agnes the interfering rights and easements hereby Hercigonia, Route 2, Ferndale, taken, over and across the lands Washington; Mrs. Helena Good described as follows, to-wit: win, Box 309, Lakeview, Oregon; Mrs. Sophia Ratzow, 908 22nd TRACT NO. U-2101E: All that Street, Anacortes, Washington; part of the northwest quarter of Mrs. Leona L. DeLano, 1123 N. E. the southwest quarter of Section northwesterly of the 181st Avenue, Portland, Oregon; 27 lying boundary of the present Mrs. Josephine Goodman, 3201 northwest right of way of the Oregon-Wash 36th Avenue, West, Seattle 99, ington Railroad and Navigation Washington; Mrs. Maybelle Flick- Company and above the line of inger, 1201 Dakota Avenue, San ordinary high water of the Col Mateo, California. umbia River, in Township 3 IN THE NAME OF THE North, Range 17 East of the Wil t PATE OF OREGON You are lamette Meridian in Sherman nereby commanded to appear be- County, Oregon. tore the HONORABLE VERNON The land above described contains I. MILLER, Judge of the County 3.56 acres, more or less, for public Court of the State of Oregon, in use for the purposes of flood con and for the County of Sherman, trol, navigation and other pur at the Court House in the City of poses incident thereto for use in Moro, on Tuesday, the 25th day of connection with the establishment August, 1958, at the hour of 11:30 of The DaJles Dam, Columbia Riv A. M., of said day, to show cause, er, Washington and Oregon. if.any exist, why the following The authority for the taking is described real property should the Act of February 26, 1931 (46 not be sold in order to best ef Stat, 1421, 40 U.S.C. 258a) and fectuate distribution of this Es acts supplementary thereto and tate: a amendatory thereof; Act of April 'The East one-half of the North 24, 1888 (25 Stat. 94, 33 U.S.C. 591); west quarter of Section (14), Act of March 1, 1917 (39 Stat. 950, Township 1 North of Range 33 U.S.C. 701) Public Law 367 - 19 East of the Willamette Me 64th Congress; Act of May 17, 1950 ridian in Sherman County, Ore (Public Law 516-81st Congress, gon, which property is also Second Session); Act of Septem known as Tax Lot 18-1 N- ber 3, 1954 (Public Law 780 - 83rd Congress, Second Session); Public 19-82 Acres. WITNESS MV HAND AND Works Appropriation Act, 1956, THE SEAL OF SAID COURT approved July 15, 1955 (Public AFFIXED this 14th day of July, Law 163-84th Congress); You are further notified that on the 30th 1958. Vermon I. Miller day of April, 1956, a Declaration (SEAL) Judge 38-41 of faking of the estate heretofore set out in the lands heretofore N O T M E 4)1 FIN AL A4 4 4 ) 1 \ I described apd designated as Tract Notice is hereby given that No. U-2101E, was filed in the the undersigned has filed in the above Court in accordance with County Court of the Stato of Ore said Act of February 26, 1931 (46 gon for Sherman County, her Stat. 142L 40 U.S.C. 258a) and acts Final Account as Executrix of the supplementary thereto and amen Kstate of Mary E. Bucholtz, de datory thereof, and simultaneous ceased, and that Monday the 25th ly there was deposited in this day of August, 1958, at the hour t oui t and cause the estimated of ten o'clock A. M. of said day just compensation for the taking in the court room of the County of said estate in said lands. You Court in Moro, Sherman County, are further notified that if you Oregon, have been fixed by the have any objections or defense to Court as the time and place for the taking of your property you hearing objections to said Final are required to serve upon plain Account and for the settlement of tiff’s attorneys at the address herein designated within four said estate. Eunice Isabelle Moran weeks after the date of the first publication of this Summons, an Executrix answer identifying the property T. Lester Johnson, which you claim to have an In Attorney for Executrix 37-40c in terest, stating the nature and ex tent of the interest claimed, and IN THE UNITED STATES DIS- stating all your objections and n o t I C O U R T F O B I h i : dis - defenses to the taking of your 4)F ORBGON, i n i I I i) >i \ i i . s property. A failure so to file and 4IF AMKRICA, serve an answer shall constitute Plaintiff, a consent to tlie taking and to vs. the authority of the Court to pro R4)Y \\ P V B I R N , et al., ceed to hear the action and to fix Defendants, the just compensation and shall C I V I L No. SBM constitute a waiver of all defenses NOTH E (SUMMONS) and objections not so presented, Georgia Bolman and John lou are further notified that if Dot Bolman, her husband if mar you have no objections or defuse tie« aud the Unknown Heirs of to the taking you may serve upon Clara Pyburn, deceased: You and the plaintiff’s attorney a notice of eat h of you are hereby notified appearance designating the pro that a Complaint in Condemna perty in which you clahn to be tion has heretofore been filed in interested and thereafter you shall the office of the above named receive notice of H proceedings Court in an action to condemn a affecting said property. You are perpetual right, power, privilege farther notified that at the trial and easement, subject to existing ° f ^Ust roropensation, easements for public roads and u wh hether MUe or not you have answered highways, public utilities, rail notice of appearance, roads, an«l pipelines in the lands 1,1 ou >erved may present evidence as to 1 esi rilied and designated as Tract the amount of compensation to be U-2101E, The Dalles Dam Project, paid for the property in which to permanently overflow, flood 3n lnterest a“d you and submerge the land below ele may share haVe in the distribution of vation 174.5 feet above mean sea s m n?ard, Of ^ ^ “sation. This level, United States Coast and .1 ’erVed UP° n y° U “ v Geodetic Survey Datum, includ arder hie Honorab»o William ing the right to clear and remove U p , tod ^ e. of the above ent“ - timber, unilerbrush, debris, and hl ? t r d ’dmad% and enlered on other natural or artificial struc -3rd day of June, 1958 bv tures or obstructions below eleva r '.n?’“bl,lcatlun ,h»>-eaf for four tion 174 5 feet alxjve mean sea lev l' weeki ln Th<‘ Sher- el, United States Coast and Geo man < ounty Journal, a )n newspaner Printej and detic Survey I>atum, and to main tain mosquito control; as may be Aloro, Orfeffon in tkr. a * * h County considered necessary by the re Of Sherman ,n . / /« d °f general rircu- presentative of the United States Iati,.n - Hon in said county wherein said in charge of the construction, op « n o n “ of lh e < lr it P“ »U- eration. and maintenance of the maHn « .. s 8timnions >alJ being project, and the perpetual right, made i„ th lssw |H»wer, privilege and easement to w T ’ " h day of July. occasionally overflow, flood and submerge the lan«l above eleva £ E. Luckey, United States At U ntore i t tion 174.5 feet above mean sea L u " ? ? ar d H ^ R level. United States Coast and Geo detic Survey Datum, and to main tain mosquito control, as mav be f ortland, Oregon. said day in the Court room of the County Court in Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, has been fixed by liae Court as the time and place for said hearing of objec tions to said Final Account and for the settlement of said estate. B. Estrelle Hailey Administratrix T. Lester Johnson Attorney for Administratrix 3912c IN I 111. COUNT! < our I of-
