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c sn rn ù L u x v u « ,.\in « m u a a i , mguv . w I— mw N ^ i M i r r m a n C n u n tn V u '” n î ^ S IX MORE W EEKS ><¿*1,0.1, > l rk laky c, i « m Letter From Salem Any early rising grouaui te g could have seen his shadow- « re v fr hQme Puhllnhed Every Friday at ching along the ground on tne Mitro, Oregon morning of February 2 w ith no Qne the most notable things, «.il.-«, I.. Frein li Editor difficulty at all. And a late ris ln my opinion, in legislature and £ n ta r« d aa B M M 4 ciana m a tta r a t tha Ing ground hog would have found (be work pertaining to it by a leg- Poeto«flee a t M o ro . O re g o n . under A rt sun at some tim e during the day. |g|ator, Is the fact that som ewhere o» < <,iigrees of M a rc h I. H 7 V . Dr. Krick, who may or may not, ^ tw e e n the fram ing of the constl- N A T I O H A l E D IT O R I A l operate w ith more Information lulion and lb tg fiftieth Legislative than the ground hog says th at session, bias and self-interests the first week in February there bave ka<j to a condition of legis- I. fcUHUUffiU323M will I* some cold w eather in these lating to correct effects rather parts and the rem ainder of the tban g(jing to the cause. This month will I* warm and damp. you <>an represented In every n iw if a m r Man has alw ays tried to peer one tbe 1500 bjns introduced, f u b l is h ib s into the future of w eather and has bul tbere geems little hope that asso ciatio n nspected the inside of fowls and any change can l»e made without iwine, made prophesies based on an entire revision of the past, but, I* A I* EH .he look of the sky and the feel of bowever> Our work now «eems to OFFICIAL COUNT! the Joints until the whole business conMigt mostly in the amending, HUBSt HIPTION BATKM >3.04) of foretelling the w eather came an(1 tbe construction, of very few ONE YEAH into disrepute. Many persons say n<?w jaw8 FEBBUAKY «, iWl» th at is ju st w here it belongs and p au y observers of the legisla- refuse to believe anyone and it n ve scene cannot help but be im- m ust be said that such skepticism presge<i wjth the wide variety of EDUCATION Is often rewarded. subjects which are brought to the ™n«Lder Some We do not know w hat the wea attention of the legislature for T here is this to graduates ther wil1 Jike but from expef.' consideration or rejection or ap- of Oregon’s editors are graoua lence w|U tb at F ebruary will a, an<J the fact tb al these of Oregon college* ant i»e w arm er than January and each m eatureg will in some way touch ty to their schools su n u t m onth progreggive|y w arm er un- lhe Uve# of evefy cltizen of Ore- cause them to suppo. t bigger ap S eplember whlch wri he cold- proprlatlons. t ollege p res er than Augugt< And we are not p or instance a typical day in are duty bound to I f a seer, nor a prophet, nor a scien- lhe k g isiature brought m easures money they c«n, (ha i 1 list, „ o r a ground hog. on the f()iloWing subjects: Propos- tb elr job. I his week, between j n e -------------------- fln meeting two, there has been a concerted islature not to exceed sixty days .plea for the requested budget of HAL bh TAX has duration; several measures i f c ' X ’U S X " " e lroA, ^ t X “ .K” Salem blu . nr « h in- . . . in dealing with court, and .o u r, as ^ c 5 t ^ PAGE? QRZCQN S CEMTOnr-Í .'¿BUM william S imon F A T H E R o f THE OREGON PLAN p o p u l is t o r a t o r - m a v e r k k »; R E P tlB U C A H P R O H l» m O H « T .> attorn I V - ORCHARRIST The 1959 tax season is truly in full swing. ED FIÖHT FOR INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUMf D irect primaries C'»04) , R E C A L L ''* *), CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT AND OTHER REFORMS. WORKED F0« POPULAR ELECTION OF U-S. SEN ATORS. PERSUADED WOODROW WILSON TO V SUPPORT 16™ |Y AMENDMENT. One proof is that February has a m ultitude of tax deadlines, the Tax Inform ation Committee of the Oregon Association of Public Accountants pointer! out. February 2 has the following deadlines: State w ithholding tax and state unem ploym ent compensation re ports due. Individuals who elected to file early return in lieu of Jan u ary 15 payment on estim ated tax file final 1958 return and pay rem ain ing tax in full. Small corporations electing to l>e taxed at individual rates in 1959 file form 2553. W ANT ADS FOR SALE: Roasting hens at 7 > cents each. Call JO 5-3585 14-5c Custom Slaughtering by appoint ment only. Meat cutting, w rap ping, sharp freeze. Kenny’s Market, Grass Valley, Oregon. Call ED 3-2345 for appointm ent. Employers provide employes with two copies of W 2 forms for 1958. Em ployers deposit Income and social security taxes w ithheld in motels, restaurants and stores. Deceml)er, if more than $100. Employers with holding less The Sherman County F air is the o i any legislator. lit It known,I. normal procedure, eedure; relating to sav in g , and only show, or function, held In than $100 a m onth in fourth quar- It graduates support all school wln not be passed by the leg- loan association, setting proced , 1 thls county that brings out-of-the ter of 1958 file form 941 and pay butlgetT’ taxpayers „‘ay well I k ¡slalurc ,,„d if It were futssed it for the election and Inatufuration county people to patronize local income and social security taxes afraid io g ran t them. More money, nol lH, tolarated by the o ' the governor, Ilabaill ty Insu businesses. withheld in fourth quarter. more graduates voters. Therefore, It Is a perfectly a n te for public of leer, and enn More than $6,500.00 of the pari- Farm ers file annual social se- mutuel receipts was spent on im- curity tax retu rn required for A college education Is a very , a(e b m . ployees; a m easure pertaining to To the Editor: provem ents or repairs on exist- 1958 If taxes on employes in first nice thing and some do well w ith If th js k g ig ia ture assum es—and the affairs of do™*s’k' In --------- answ er to your editorial of ¡ng buildings and facilities. In 11 months o; 1958 totaled jess it To some It means little. A very wm an assum ption, not a companies, provk ng « l ... ----- small percent of the people can roVen fact—th at lt has to con- oedure of exchanging state-owned ary 30, 1959, about the Sher- addition, $2,000.00 was plaoad in than $100. ¡»eople proven facU_th a t It £ d u re s t^ w n - small n t, 01 education » h either _ p u r o v e n Oregon’s ia t i ............ econ- land .. x by „ ♦ the n ^ r ini d „ > f i Forestry: Housewives and farm ers give acquire p tite a college spendthrift V e^ y man € o u n ty F air, we feel you a sinking fund to build a new beJause of limited ability or llm- o|ny and levy taxeB necessary relating to af airs, of the State should have a few facts and exhibit building and new rest each employe form SS-14 show- „ __ __ _.o up rooms. Both m aterials and labor ing taxable wages and social se- Red flnanoes. How far the masses th 4} refore , r will need to dig V to figures correctly stated. should go in subsidizing the edu- 8()inc new lax. ‘¡cu h er’ that or provisions of the law relating to .fhe gherm an County F a h -re - are procured w ithin the county curity deducted, cation of the classes is a question ral p ^ s e n t taxes which would commodity commission; some ceives an average of $12,000.00 w henever possible, thus adding M anufacturers, retailers, others legislators may well ponder. mean d rivjng more Industry out naw provisions of the Act relat- yeflr from state vacing funds, even more to the parcentage of not m aking m onthly deposits of We gravely doubt th a t the ad- of stale Oregon Is a poor Ing to the Rogue River to o rd in a (o mQre exact . from pari-mu- money spent locally. excises file fourth-quarter excise m inistration of Oregon’s school statu for business from the tax tlon Board. The same day there lu d betUng During the life of the Had you attended one or more tax form 720; pay taxes collected were m atters relating to fish, , . edu- raclng (,pari-mutuel> law, each Of of higher learning is ao t»fflcient standpoint. , -*-------- -- our — Work Days in the past fourth quarter. th at they actually need all the ‘ Our „ rej Udicea about a sales cation, teachers, m otor vehicles county bas received the sum of t wo years you would have found F ebruary 10 deadline: money requested. We doubt that lax are deep rooled and there collective bargaining, m igrant $1 f660t328.(X). Of this am ount that the fair grounds could be Employers who deposited in- nresent buildings are used to Httk. evidenc« that they workers, corporate excise taxes, than ?0% has been spent to much improved and hatter equip- pitSC o k » r u l n i y c ____ . i n m v g dcspU eL he gleams 1-V w .lir.» n of t F rvor n ilh lic W e lf a r e . . ¡„“ I , i f m aintain lhe |)eU wlth'. h e money available i f c X u Jl«. y l” o m - MV1II3 X " e b i Z labeling fryer, public welfare, '„ _____ p a ¡1 i r „ V and ,’ "<1 »oelal security taxes on Dclitlon tietween them for Htate uf h,„ M. reixu tcd by advocates of lhe crim e of arson, public roads, sherm 3n co u n ty Fairgrounds and more volunteer labor were offer- ,illie in f°u r th quarter. 1958, file find“ c",ual m ^ h e com petition for , T ^ ‘ ¿’nd then an,, public records. We were plea- ^ lw lngs The Counly has alloWed e„. I e,l^ . . f?rm 941; M anufacturers, retailers a n d th at same per- eilucational suprem acy. Then what. Oregon’s trouble jed to note the r e v is io n as as 1 $GOOO oo during that Every member of the F air We are not impressed by those for yearg ba8 been th at it made for relating to the commodity $2,000.00 each year for the Board serves without compensa- other® who deposited excise taxes who would make us afraid of Itus- | lfe easy for the lower income commission as this particular leg- yearg 1955, 1950 and 1957; the tion and at considerable time and on time in fourth quarter, 1958, STATE WIDE PAINT CO. com plete painting and decorating service, spray or brush. Phone CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E. 12th St. Vern Campbell and Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfn ORDER NOW for Spring delivery new 3 in. x 40 ft. alum inum tubing for irrigation NOW 35c per foot. Couplers and other sizes available. Muller FARM EQUIPMENT, Wade Rain Deal ers, Case - Calkins - New Hol land, The Dalles and Moro. 9-13c LEGAL NOTICES NOTH K OF FINAL SETTLEM ENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Lawrence Kenny, A dm inistrator of the E state of Zt?lla Kenny, deceased, has filed llis ** *rst ar*d hinal Account In said estate, and that Tuesday, the 3rd day of March, 1959, at the hour of 10:60 o’clock A. M., in the County Court Room in the Court House at Moro, and place for h ear ing of objections, if any, to said F irst and Final Account and the settlem ent thereof. Lawrence Kenny A dm instrator Donald E. Heisler A ttorney for E state 12-15c *JUM a z DISCOUNT U. S. TREASURY BONDS Straight Yield 3.85% FACE VALUE $1,000 COST ABOUT $880 J. A. Cushman m ent com pensation Is high, wel- .ipproprlation bill was reported d*J not exceed eX. Farm ers deposit social security Chairman jare ¡g easy, wages are high favorably by the Joint WV»y and penditures for entertainm ent and taxes on wages paid to employes schools are good and cheap, high Means com m ittee in the am ount prem ium s for the 1958 Fair were l<> M l MANY FRIENDS in January, if taxes exceed $100. wayg are excelk»nt ar.d the fish of $1,790,000. On Thursday both as follows: Remit with federal-depositary re OF SHERMAN COUNTY Premiums: $ 2,620.00 klg exciting. the House and Senate passed the It is hard for me to find words ceipt form 450. Rodeo 3,000.00 if Oregon Is to reduce the num measure w ithout dissenting votes. Accepted on Federal Em ployers deposit income and express my feelings to you for Races 1,000.00 to l»ers of such 'persons and to en This is particularly significant as the party and donation given in social ->ccurity taxes w ithheld in Estate Taxe3 at full E ntertainm ent courage the coming of those able d jspjayg a jack of partisan pol- A room in the new January, if taxes exceed $100. including O rchestra 1,500.00 my honor to build industry and make jo »s jy caj feeling as regards the cen- County personal property tax Face Valve This makes a total of approxi hospital in my name is a grand report due. it can lower its income ta x ex- lennia| and expresses graphically W HEAT LEGISLATION tribute. mately $8,000.00, with $5,500.00 eniption to a ligute th a t w i approval of the represents-. (It is suggested that readers af I only feel 1 was doing my duty. features. Tbanks Secretary Benson made a speech bring in a good p a rt of what is tlyes of aU (. J)e<>p,e of (>regon spent on entertainm ent features^ to each o f v o n fected by any of these deadlines in San Francisco and Elsenhow er nceded to balance th at overstuff- tha( tfu, CeikJ n i a l shall ix» a T rue* an expenditure of >5,?»00.00 » - v Saves 12% clip and save this inform ation Sincerely, in W ashington about agriculture ed budget and equalize the econ- succeg8 Governor H atfield will may lie made to appear ra th e r a for future reference.) on Estate Taxes I (Miss» Cassie Holmes and mostly about wheat, which Is otny at the same time. It doesn’t probah,y bavc s|gned the appro. large sum for entertainm ent yet most of this sum is sp?nt right in a worse condition than other need to collect »wo per cent on latlon h n , by the t|nw you are here in the county by the 58 cow m ajor crops. every dollar spent; It can col ect read thlg r(< Z E N I T H TV ln<iuiries invited. Special boys entered in rodeo events, 15 Majority leader Lyndon John- two per cent on every dollar The bulk of the funds appro race horse ow ners and th eir fam Sales & Service government bond issues- son has a couple of senators al- earned alx>ve expense«. priated will go for the main expo The Idea has l»een talked for sition at the Pacific International ilies, plus the num erous other p e r B E R U H E DN 41.1, MAKES most reaily to propose tlv B ran Pax free city, county and sonnel It takes to put on the pro- Call ANDY PAULSON nan plan which may become the years. It is as old as the sales grounds in Fortianu. in every service Portland. However, " . . , • Q, Democratic doctrine and be the tax and as new as Dr. Sly. state bonds. Li.-ted or un H should be pointed out th al K™ n ? " d. wh“ .ID 5-.35I3 cause of a big fight over farm at reasonable cost $35,000 of lhe budget Is to be alio- ..u . hotels listed stocks. Aad leading legislation in this congress which rated to the various counties to coun,v patronizing our MDRD ( OMMI’NITY was exii»ecttxl to he fairly quiet ADYEKTIBING mutual funds of tlic l r. S. PREHBYTER1AN CHURCH Along alxmt now is advertis aid them in prom oting local on that topic. events to celebrate the 100th 9:45 Church School and Canada. We certainly do not think the ing week. T here h a w been few ad birthday party. The legislature lar bill of this kind bv all m eans There Is a class for all age B rannan plan would help farm vertisem ents about It or we would also placed the budget under let me know'. I will secure for 30 Years experienced groups. Russel Belshee, su p ’t. you a copy of the n easure and ers In the northw est. They would know tile exact dates. strict control of the Department try to advise you of the current 11:00 Church Service There are those who say adver- not like the regim entation neces This Is Youth Sunday; young Using is an economic w aste which of Finance and A dm inistration to sta tu s of the measure. F u rth er, sary and It Is not likely th at they people are in charge of the se r could exlxt under It. P o lltlc lly >» •' *h‘ ‘ ** ¡‘X V d ‘f n X ,llshurs^nwn, ° ‘ al' you then alert nut to the interests vice; the Junior Choir - the m u they are weak l»dng few In nun, a ............... ..... ......... .... n (x>nt, nnK | of the people of nty area and give Funeral Service sic. Signs ,g the Oregon Oentennlal » e , „ ¿ , „ ^ 1 , assistance In deter- h er and from thinly i i settled .ta • le s. a by ar(1 C l \ VS H O I t 111 «1 U P I IliltN t* il 11V 1 1 IK 11 > t i l l W I LIB* I V lll. d is - . $ wA t tk'i O lli* 5:30 W estm inster Fellowship Leonard & Wilma Smith Small farm ers would soon get the ln f ^ r of play m the Capitol rotunda re '«in n« how 1 can best serve o u r at the church. m arkets away frem them by votes »’ f u » ‘ ?quuni u m r <.i needs Directors It and everyone knows It and will minds us of this anniversary Mid-Columbia Mgr. This w ill be the week w hen we 8:00 Mariners meet at the church in congress. the x Capitol really start working tow ard our Hosts to the young couples club ,, . / failetl . . i i .. I n<’ a sK ^P e p th u -a c a l i m therefore. e r e io r v . u But. u i. w w v vare a rc event as wv v enter ..« v i ».«r Phone The Dalle« CY « .113.» William J. Collins & Co. from Wasco A * 1 i* h i4 i i b ii • »1 ii i o i i s th a n n o t oncs ,nosl building each day. Beards ere goal which is a 100-day session. E rnest C. Goodenberger.^Fastor i e h ', n b , c i r u l i u r d theory o u ‘ o( advertising. Those who sprouting on the chins of various W armest regards to ah, le w in u w "le t fa rm er, „.gain buy f,sal and clothing, m achinery members of the U-gislatlve as- Frank M. W eatherford yeur Fquil/bl* representativa . , a nd h o iiR e h o ld f furnishings u r n ls h in ir s a re tho g u n to look ami household are the sembly semniy until 1 I have nave tv tvgun their Independence and their m ar ones who profit because they can for Joe Meeks, or Jin» Sublet, to kets and has been fru strated by a find otR what things are w iling rise in debate over fish and game H A RLA N DVIEW ( i RA N GE congress afraid of sensible action. for. They can find out the quality hills and others In the main as Meets First «ml Third Mondays In the northw est there has been each month st 8:60 p. ni. of the giKxls by a little reading retnbly. agitation for a two price plan Helen Bruekert, Master and make up their m inds quietly This illustrates by way of a s a v e the McNary-Haugen bill was Florence Bruekert. In their own homes and without typical day the great variety of ________________ ____ Secretary first Introduced. It Is politically the attention of an insistent sales- Interests expressed In various Moro LODGE NO. 113 I.O.O.F. dangerous and there Is no assur man with an order blank out- m easures and subjects for consld- Meets 1st and 3rd Tues ance that 11 would work success stretched. eration of the legislature. While ¿ ^ O d a y s In I.O.O.F. hall. Fray fully ««conomleaUy. But it might. I f so, you w ill be vitally interested in Equitable’s sient and visiting brother» American industry might have OJie must be alert to the needs and We do have a two price plan now new C O LLE G E COST C O M PAR ISO N folder are cordially invited as far as exj»ort Is concerned. If ma le all the gadgets used by economy of his own area, he Flovd Haines. N. G. which gives such im p o rta it information as average househoulders but it couldn’t have quickly comes to the realization Ie o W atkins. Secretary feed buyers could buy at th e ex tuition, board and room, fees, etc., for all 40 sold them w ithout advertising that lv must t»e attentive to the p o rt price we would have a two Eureka lxxige No. 121 A.b.AA.M. And w ithout selling the research- hroa<l Interests of the State of colleges and universitics in Oregon and Washington. price dom pt hv plan idan right now on a a dom- w >uUj u of vvery Meets On the 1st and 3ro A own livestock 'thvv 'could" figure «hictlve. and even unhired. It is section. While w heat is all impor- la> visuYng "rnem l*»» ' This outstanding folder, which w ill help you in planning bow for the future education of your /.... i . .. Hiv ..... i......i II v itsk/fttavl tn \A ' 1 1 H VIS • Uvavi th«v entirely entirely possible poMlble that that a a third third of of tant to the people of the Columbia cordially invited to meet with as. children, is yours FREE, without obligation. Ask chose But of courae they w on’t thu* ‘ w o,klnK would be unem- Klver counties; the fish In that Clarence Higlev, W. M. , . ', h„,.. . , hieh. r o r ic e l»l<»ved If it w eren’t for adver- river are equally Important to the your Equitable representative or send coupon. Clyde Gillmor, S««cretary n h i.m ïb ^ fishermen at the m outh of the Tropine ltcb ck ah l o d g e -”N o . 11« You’ll be glad you did. Does that mean that we might river. Bo it goes w ith tlm her, Ralph Jensen We see no chance for a sensible deets 2nd and 4th Tue«.- The Dalle*, Dregm or workable farm program as long *** ¡»long with a third less of toe pears, apples, mining, stock rais nPt» days of each month. Visit l’h«»ne: CY 6-5.V>9 ing. and the myriad of other in as governm ent Is Involved in It. w’* use-t Probably. The ing m em bers welcome Ann Miller, N. G. The laws of economics are ao p u n t Is we don t want to; we en- terests which go to make up the Helen Martin. Secretary much more flexible than the laws J°.v them. And advertising In- broad economy of our state. As the;*? bills come to our desks B eth leh em Chapter No. 78 O.E~B. of politics and are based on rea- fortns «« :hc!n and dlrevts we make every effort to take note Meets every aecond T huis Hyt ITABLK SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION «on to far g reater extent. Politic* us a phue to buy them. f ,.,utahi« Building, Portland 4. Oregon of the various topics and then de A l. day each m onth Vlaitlng should never iw» use«! in an econ Ptea* »end * r your COLLEGE COST COMPARlSf )N ioMw »h* h gi*w y m em bers invited Moro. Oie The National Grange m aster de term ine the interests of the folks ioifcufloB oa all «0 Oregon and W n g t o g »the !» omic situation for it «’.perates for Annabelle Kelso. W. M. term s like f ^ k hom<> and the broad aapecta plores the use of different purposes and w ith dif IX»rothv H eater. Secretary ferent rules and has different as “bread taxes”. They do indicate of the measures to all of Oregon I would like to stre-s once more Taylor LDIKilC X< F. G A. M. that the position of the farm er is pirations We therefore must con Waeco, Oregon clude that the quicker the govern changing w ith the public and it that I urgo all of you to keep In State ment can l»e entirely removed may get worse before it gets bet- touch with me regarding any leg .C M.«ets each F irst and T hin ~. Tuesdays from farm ing the __ tw tter off the ter Too iu d no sensible farm pro islation which interest? o r con- Doug Shull. W M fartner will " v ~ a n d government’, «ra,n adopted when fan n ers cerns you. If you see an Item In Carl Tuggle. Secretary . had more public suiqx»rt. your new spaper about a particu- stead of the quantity; we think that extension is overdone and not very wisely done. There is an- other thing legislators m ight con- slder: As long as there Is plenty of money there Is no need for ef- flclency. P erfection Í4 Ü S « •I Do you have children 15 or younger ? J. W. DODD Tygh Valley, Ore. Phone 611
