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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1958)
i V PACK 2 BHHKMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OKKOON That would be refreshing in W ashington w here politicians boss the votes of tb-‘ country I 'u h lh h t d E v e r y F r id a y at boys as a rule. Mort», O regon W eatherford is able; he has ex ( . i l . - . I.. F w 5 5 M Ror perience in may phases of public affairs, including farm organiza Entn-d assand "»•«•«* ,“1 f t Portotflcr Kt Mor... Or«go... MMta» Art tions and business; he has tieen in of Congre«» of M arch >. !*■»• ----- W ashington, D. C. many tim es to O F F IC IA I/ COUNTY PAPER represent the wneat league. He is as close to being our candidate as N A T IO N A L ID I TO a I A I vre are likely to have. jjp^rrnuin C o u n ty .jo u r n a l S E I |“ ÿ I5 '8 - I.IB E K A U S AFFILIATE M i M H H FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24. IMS dkmonhtration dated Cattle grub control dem onstra tions will be held on two Sherm an county farms, W ednesday, Oct. 29 says T. W. Thompson. Roljert W. Every, OSC, will as sist. Cattle will be treated on each farm with one or both of the new systemic Insecticides for grub control. M aterials to lie used are C oR al, a spray; and Trolene, a bolus form. All farm ers are in vited. Schedule for grub control dem onstration Oct. 29 are: 9:30 a. m., Harold Eakin ranch and the Rich- elderdeç ranch at 1:30 p. m. One of the m ost interesting battles in the fo il election c a m paigns w ili t ' fought out in -ne State of M b V ’7, / " 6 / * voters of the ‘ Show M e sta.c a re being urged by big interes s to uphold a new principle. t « 4 B rie fly , the p rincip le Is this. But now here is a most curious paradox in the propos«?d le g is la tion Outside of these two cities, other banks could also open branches, but not o u t:.d e of th e ir home counti23. • • • Thus, the Big T h ree of M is souri hanking w ant in effect, p er mission to go p ra c tic a lly w here they please, w hile the m o re than 500 independent banks in M is souri would be p re tty w ell cor ra lle d on th e ir home re s e rva tions. the C ounty of Sherm an. 1. Equipm ent will be operate«, in Sherm an. Wasco and Gilliam Counties. 2. The areas which will w mainly affected, as near as can tx? determ ined in advance, will be Sherm an County and p a rts of Wasco and Gilliam Counties. 3. O peration will extend from (Sept. 16, 1958 to and including Sept. 15, 1959. Dated: T his 14th day of October, 1958. W EA TH ER MODIFICATION COMPANY 51-52-lC quate heater, oil Biter and air .leaner, leather or leather-like seat covering. The d istrict .reserves th e right to reject any o r all bids. Eva Cantrall, Clerk NOl M ■ h F F, x '* A< * ol x 1 Notice Is hereby given that th e undersigned has filed in the County Court of the State of Ore gon for Sherm an County, his 1* in- al Account as Executor of the E state of E. E. Barzee, deceased, and th at Monday, the 3rd day of November, 1958, at ten o’clock A. M., of said day in the court room of the County C ourt in C A L L F O R B ID S Moro, Sherm an County, Oregon, School D istrict No. 23, Grass Valley, Oregon, will receive seal have been fixed by the C ourt as ed bids until 8 p. m., N ovember the tim e and place for hearing 10 for an eight or nine passenger objections to said Final Account vehicle with three or four doors, and for the settlem ent of said four speed synchro-m esh tra n s estate. Max Elm er Barzee mission, 7:00 x 15, six ply nylon Executor tires w ith tut>es, two w ith traction grip, three w ith regular tread, T. l i s t e r Johnson 48--51C electric windshield swii>e, ade A ttorney for Executor W h a t Is sauce The editor of the Pendleton for the goose, E ast Oregonian, Mr. J. W. hoi- not neces n iw ih m i raster, was upset emotionally last DIRECTOR MAKE« POINTS s a r ily s a u c e week when Wayne Morse called PU B LISH ! RS fo r th e g a n H. C. Saalfeld, director of Vet ills new spaper reactionary, a d e r.’’ ASSOCIATION • • • a s s word that can cause intense pain erans Affairs in Oregon, has w rit In 1832 G e n e ral A ndrew Jack- T h ro u g h a ten an argum ent opposing the to those who claim they are lib son, then president, led the fight backd oo r ap S t BS< K I I ’T IO N KATES which knocked out the p riv a te erals. It is no distinction for the stand of this new spaper. His let proach, a m ove $3.00 banking monopoly know n as the editor oi the HO to l>e criticised ter is too long to handle and we OXK YEAR Is on to throw B ank of the U n ited States. B e by W ayne Morse, not to ba is to herew ith attem pt to brief his the state open cause of the pow er this group OUTOBEK 24, 1938 once again to have escaped notike entirely so points. w ielded o ver the economy, the branch banking. I. There is a shortage of m ort generous is the senator w ith lus nation had gone into a serious • » • gage money in Oregon and eastern M issouri once had branch depression, w ith the ru ra l areas cautic. AHFKK ANS ARK SCARED banking. The financial pow er of brought to ruin. But w hat interested us p articu capital is needed. The bond issue N o R o o m for (.loom ! • • • the state becam e p re tty w ell con Wie co not m eans th at A m eri larly was the defense made by the for vets’ loans would help this. But since 1832, the need for centrated In St. Louis. 2. The dem and for v ets’ loans cans are scared of the Russians, editor. The EO, tie says, advocated com petition for m oney and cred • • • although they sometimes sound a high Hells Canyon dam. Our grow when money is tight and is And w hile M issourians p re it has become even m ore press- scared sum ably like fa ir ly w ell the 1 >ng ing, because unlike those e a rly like it, nor th at they are memory is that he favored Huch a great help to a crippled econ tim e fa v o rite song 1 M eet M e in days of the Republic, the nation of international complications, a dam built by private companies omy. The program has brought St. L o u is,” they found they didn . al economy now p ra c tic a lly runs which would oe a liberal altitude. $88,000,000 into the state for loan bad as they seem. relish the idea of going to St. on c re d it, w hether it be harvest We mean that Americans are If to be built by governm ent it ing. Louis to m eet th e ir m oney. So ing crops, or selling a new re 3. There is no tax levy invol »cared, are timorous, are stared would be the opposite. branch banking was outlawed. frig e ra to r. • • • of the future. Ju st plain scared. • • • He m entions support of Dick ved. Now the Big T h re e of m e tro 4. Ix>aning to veterans does not I f banking can be brought un They lack confidence. Neulierger, Well now, Dick is a politan M issouri banking have der the Big T h ree d om ination in We doubt if we evér recoveret personaola young man w ith pet- Increase the state debt as the pro got put onto the b allo t one oi the M issouri, there is lite ra lly b il from the big scare w« had instill uaps tile best developed sense of gram Is self supporting. most fan tastic pieces of proposed lions of profits to be m ade. 5. Federal GI program s and ed In us w ith the depression oi personal publicity ever displayed law th a t has e v e r been w ritte n . « • • O f course the Big T h ree of M is others do not make direct loans. the 1930s. W hat has becam e oi in tlie west. His intelligence has I f the law is passed, banks in souri B anking do not c la im they the m an who left home at iht made him a b e tte r senator th an m etro po litan centers w ill be p er w ant to d riv e out the indepen age of ton to get a job, rove the tils prejudice» would indicate. W A N ! m itted to open and o perate ADS dent banks. But then, the wolf branches in an are a of 12 m iles west, take any kind of a job any But lie certainly is no liberal. took some tim e before letting it Used Daveno JO 5- FOR SALE: around the m etropolis. where? He’s probably try in g to Hu is an advocate of th e welfare be known to L ittle Red R iding 51p Hood that he a c tu a lly was not make a high school football squad, state and his votes are nearly all 3277. Only two cities would q u alify High school boy her sweet old granny. And It is by the way. W here are the men to bring alsiut big governm ent. WANTED, fo r this. St. Louis and Kansas quite probable, com e election work for his would like to who borrowed money and started I tiat is not liberal. A liberal votes C ity. And by going out 12 m iles d ay, the M issouri voters w ill not room and some In ail direotlons fro m the city board and a business, >l>ought a farm , pros to give individual citizens s be quite so naive as L ittle Red spending money on ranch or in lim its , these banks could set up pectad for gold? They are w ork much liberty as possible, not to Riding Hood was for a w hile. branches In o th er counties. town, ('all ED 3-2535 or Gl 2- ing for some corporation or, make the governm ent big and <£) N « Uo«'»l r« d « r» tlo P ut tn d «p »n <l«Pt H u i l i m 5550. 51c worse still, the governm ent. m us restrict the people. The confidence th at made plete painting and decorating 1 lie editor also cites his suj>- NOTICE—‘No shooting of I>oes or Fawns on our Property. Ernest America great ha* evaporated port ol Robert Holmes and A1 I li service, spray or brush. Phone FO O D SALE Webb. 5 0 lc CY 6-3977 or CY6-5293, 1205 E. and the men who hail it are gone. : man. T hat may be evidence of ad 12th St. Vern Campbell and T heir sons prefer ease to risk. vocacy o, the Democratic p arty WANTED: Saleslady or man to G eorge Bell A u x ilia ry Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfn The trend might be stopped by out me Democratic party is no sell McNess Products part or doing away with ease or increas more liberal than any other par- full time. Big profits. No ex K e n t L eg io n H all ing the pro fits for risk, but no ty- perience needed. Will teach and political governm ent will do that finance you. W rite today. Mc 'I he ref ore, we may go on until NOVEM BER 4 Ness Co.* P.O. Box 14. Bayshore PH I'; S L Y R E I ’H R T »oine foreign power removes th Station. Oakland 23, Calif. 50-1 p he second of three reports by ease am, m akes risk necessary. cookies, cake, pie* e o ftc Custom Slaughtering by appoint Americans hang onto social John F. Sly, Princeton professor, m ent only. Meat cutting, w rap M ARK H A TFIELD will rebuild O regon w ith fresh» security like a buir.h of reserva who was lured to make a study ping, sharp freeze. K enny’s d u rin g electio n h o u rs Uon Indians. They have <pul<l foi nt Oregon is beluteuly at hand new ideas. O regon is not an econom ic disaster area . M arket. G rass Valley, Oregon. it and intend to get it. Much am mu lias received our hasty p er T h e only disaster has been the lack of P1«*“ '.? Call ED 3-2345 for appointm ent. usal. It is our present opinion billon could be engendered by re leadership. Let's get H atfield and get G R O W IN G . hat Dr. Sly is doing a good job STATE W ID E 1’AINT CO. com- peal of the whole thing or grant ing perm ission to earn after 65 of pointing out the w eaknesses I t ’s H a tfie ld fo r E conom ical G o v ern m en t But it is not likely that a pollti ami stren g th s of the Oregon tax system ami the 'publication of the cal governm ent will do either Being scared means th at we reports have tx.*en well done and M u tu a l fu n d S h o re * lack confidence in ourselves. Most a 11 r ae 11 v ely presen ted. V N aturally the good doctor is men find the governm ent arrayed V/ADDELl & REED, INC .-aying the very things that res- ugainst them which is enough to P n n tip a l U » d » r » r it« r t ’ ^ í l e ^ c a n tvi-n i n appall the timid and d eter the lionsible tax men have lnt»n say ing for years, for Oregon s chosen hold. E . E. B illin g s Mrs. Collls U ntil some leader comes along path in tax m atters has Iieen dis Pr. Pol. Ad. Sherm an Co. Com. for Mark Hatfield, Box 184 to restore our confidence we will cussed for a long time. C onserva Moore, chrm . probably continue on our dow n tives will be haippy with Dr. Sly. T h e Dalles» O regon He is saying that Oregon’s ward course which can end only taxes are too high, although he In destruction. . Z L E G A L N O TICES! doesn't shout It, having been hired by the politicians who have notice HE intention th O rville W . C u ts fo rth lieen advocates of more spending MODIFY PRECIPITATION BY M IR IO N M E V I IIE R F O R D lx*\ingt<»u. Oregon for years. But he says it by w arn A RTIFICIA L MEANS The race for congressm an iron ing that our tax system will F arm er ~~ Active in ( tvlc Affatix NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN this district has |>een a quiet one aland little increase and it is on that the W eather Modification R ep u b lic a n with Incumbent Al I liman b oast the •’high side". Company, having their principal for Oregon has steadily Increased ing of his record and Republican office and place of business at the S ta te R e p re se n ta tiv e nomine? Marlon T. W eatherford its spending for social services and Municipal Airport, San Jose. Cal 22nd D istrict making acquaintances over the consistently increased the taxes ifornia. holders of License Num e.-»p«v tally on the high and m id big eastern Oregon district. ber 6 of the S tate of California to “ K now s Y our P ro b le m s ” ELECT W eatherford should naturally dle Income groups. 'I hat has made engage in operations to modify He W ill W orw F or- obtain tin* votes of a m ajority in tin* state attractive to the indigent natural precipitation by artificial A fair share of school and road Loy V. Cochran Sherman county. He Is our neigh and unattractive to those who means, will conduct a program of funds for his district. bor ami as a neighbor knows our might bring new Industry. The w eather mollification for Tri- A broader tax base for schools. K cpuhlican problem s ami that is the very fir indigent use our gotxl schools (and County W eather Research, Inc., A balanced state budget. st stop to lw»ing an effective re- tlK'.v are good), utilize the gener- by artificial nucleation of clouds Correction of Injustices in state V e te ra n — E x p e rie n c ed in ouslty of our unem ploym ent laws pr .-•ntative. with silver Iodide and-or nucleat Income tax law. Waet herford is a pnxlucer. He ami enjoy the high wages of our law e n fo rc e m e n t — C ounty pd A Cutsforth for Legislature ing agents, with the object of reg develops som ething new each few industries. Those with the ulating precipitation in p a rts of Committee. year, wheat and cattle. He live« money to develop the state go else C oroner — C ity M a rsh a ll by working with nature, not by where. All of which proves that his fellow man. Certainly he Is each state attracts the economic It' elected will conduct the ties! isjulpped to -»peak for oth er class it makes life the easiest for. S h e r if f ’s office in an e ffic i As long as Oregonians elect the producers. V.’o do not think Mr W eather spenders It will have high taxes, ent a n d business like m a n n e r INVI8T IM TOUS HJTUM ford is much of a politician. He few industries and financial trou Pd. A.. Ia»v (’ochran The radicals have about has lieen saving that he opposes bles. Secretary of .Agriculture Ezra ruined the state. Adjustm ent will through economy Denson ami otherw ise giving evi only come dence of political Indejien erne. which can come by electing offi Stanford ond Sp»ciohi»d Coy«»»» clals with financial acumen, or H u tlile lie m ( liu p te r N o . 78 O .U .H . by spending and spending until 1 1 31 ». W . »»«rk I t . , F » rtla « d 5, O r« » » « Meets every second T hurs w tin* »tate Is broke and has no re day each month. Visit i n g j u k form by pressure of creditors ♦ m em lsus invited. Moro, Die. V Annabelle Kelso, W. M. Dorothy Heater, Secretary Dr. Frank D. Reid • • « • « • J lu p in « * rbrs R ebekah Ix x lg e No. lit» days <>t each month Vi-l: ing memlwrs welcome Ann .Miller, N. <». Helen Martin, Secretary M ind MHNiK No. 113 I.O.O.F. __ M.*«»ts 1st and 3rd Tues- ays in I.O.O.F. hall Tran- sient and visiting brothers are cot llally invited. Floyd Haines. N. G. LeoW atklns Secretai \ D e n tis t t lo le l B ldg. JH 5-XMH tl»l»«)intUK'iits w ill I n * mailt* a f t e r H e p te m b e r IW. P erfection in c ry service ut rea so n a b le cost CHAPE^ 4% [General Motors Ac- reptance From where I s it... ¿ y Joe Marsh Corpora tion Bonds Firem an S a v e Your Firehouse! Supply doesn't always keep up with the d e m and! It may be only a question of time before your needs and wants for better farm ing and ranching may depend on increased investment. Limited number for sale J. W. DODD TYGH VALLEY, ORE Phone 611 L ooking back o ver these c o l umns fo r the past »1* years. 1 notice I'v e a lw a y s been p a rtia l U> the • u n lik e ly '’ tw is t. F o r Instance, the p olic e m a n w ho got a tic k e t fo r p a rk in g . . th e c a n d id a t e w h o fo r g o t to vote on E lectio n D ay . . • the fire m e n w h o diacovered th a t the firehouse was b u rn in g . B u t n ow I ’ve got to confess one on m y s e lf I s tarted w ith the C la rio n tw e n ty years ago— and e v e ry n ig ht since, a copy o f the new spaper has been le ft at m y fro n t door N o t so lost m y subscription e x p ire d ! F ro m w here I sit. the tro u b le w ith a ll of u» now and again is th a t w e get so w ra p p e d up in o th e r people's a ffa irs th a t w e necleet oui o w n . It's lik e the people w h o are concerned w ith my rig h t to enjoy an oeeasi«»nal glass of beer. I d on 't impose ray e h o le e on t h e m — w h y s h o u ld n ’t they act lik e w is e W e a ll have enough to do to keep u r iw s 'p apers ' In o rd er. See about a modern, gafe Land Bank Loan, the low cost way for long teup credit. K>t YOUR C o rt« O Your hut T h e D alles N a tio n a l F a rm L oan A sso ciatio n 4th & C o u rt S tre e ts T h e D alles, O regon
