Sherman County journal., April 17, 1959, Page 2, Image 2

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ting to the legal voters of said A. D. 1959, for the purpose of p. m. on the first Monday of May, fiv e y e a r term.
•ral gov- N O TIC E OE A N N U A L SCHOOL district the question of increasing
E L E E T IO N A N O M E E T IN G
em in en t. The solution ti this sit-
th« lax levy fur the ficai year
PuMixhrri Every Friday »*t
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N , 1959-196U over the amount limited
uation Is repeal of the j eference
Moro, Oregon
clause. H is not fair, ik • proper, in com pliance w ith Sec. 331.101, by section i i , article X I, of the
Editor for the federal govern m ent to ORS, to the 1« gal voters of Schoul Con j m u lion ot Oregon.
Giles I. m i c h
cla ssify citizens a. to their p u r­ D istrict No. 17, of Sherm an Coun­
T h e reason fo r increasing such
Antervd a* wc,ui<J rlaita m attar at tha
con gres­ ty, State o f Oregon, th at the levy is. The D istrict has no ta x
poaK 'ffir« a t Moro,
Orason,
und«-r Act chase of power. If ou r
of Congraaa of March I, 1879
I
HOO1 r I I < TTtiN base.
sional delegation was not so pre- i n n i
The amount of tax, in exoass cf
N A T IO N A t
E D IT O R IA L ju :io*d in favor of public pow’er of aid D istrict w ill be held at
it would i»e w orkin g tow’ard re- the schorl house; betw een the the 6% limitation, proposed to be
hourt of 2 p m. and 8 p. m. cn levied for said fiscal year is
|x-al of this clause.
Oregon has good private pow er the first Monday of May, being $28 776.92.
It is gettin g cheaper at a time th»1 4ih day of May, A. D 1959
Dated this 13th day of A p ril,
NOTH E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N , 1959.
when ev eryth in g else is gettin g
higher. The recant report of the in com pliance w ith Sec. 331.010, A T T E S T :
Frank von Borstel
N E W S PA PER
Portland G eneral E lectric show s DBS, to the legal voters o f School
D istrict C lerk
P U B L IS H E R S
that the average revenue per kw D istrict No. 17, of Sherm an Coun­
B ill Jefferies
A S S O C IA T IO N
has dropped from 1.29 cents in ty, State of Oregon, that the
C hairm an Board of D irectors
1919 to 1.13 cents in 1958. Oregon A N N U A L S< 'IIOOL M E E T IN G
pow er pays taxes in addition to o f said D istrict w ill lie held at the N O T IC E OF A N N U A L SCH OOL
<1111« IA I. U O U N T l P A P E R
E L E C T IO N ami M E E T IN G
fu rn ish in g power. It is w ell m an­ school house; to begin at the hour
HUBS! K 1PTIO N B A T E S
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N ,
the first
aged and w ell regulated, tw o fe a ­ of 2 o'clock P. M. on
O N E YE A H
WXH
tures that cannot lx* said for fed­ M onday of May, being the 4th day in com pliance w ith Sec. 331.010,
T p RIL 17, I»5»
eral jxiw er, w hich is m anaged for o f May, A. D. 1959, for the p u r­ ORS, to the legal voters o f School
political reasons and not regulated pose of transaction of business D istrict No. 7, of Sherm an C oun ­
O R G A N IZA TIO N
usual at such m eeting; and elect­ ty, Oregon, that the A N N U A L
except from W ashington, D. C.
A m erican s are great for organ ­
Oregon as a state and m any ing one d irector for a five <5> SCH O O L E LE C T IO N of said D is­
trict w ill be held at School House;
ization.
Maybe the statem ent Oregon com m unities have had a y ear term.
should lx* broader than that for chance to vote on public pow er Dated this 14th day of A p ril, 1959. betw een the hours of 2 p. m. and
all Anglo-Saxons seem to be adept and it has not becom e popular. A T T E S T :
C lara E. Houston 8 p. m. on the first Monday of
at organizing. Back in the m iddle The sta te ’s voters have generally
May, being the 4th d ay of May,
D istrict C lerk
ages the guild system was matte refused to become socialistic. Yet
Ted Thom pson
by a process of organization that the Dem ocrats insist on m aking
C hairm an Board of D irectors
e v en tu a lly fell apart because it it a political issue. W e doubt that
\<>i
i< i: OP FIN XI. ACCOUNT
had becom e alisurd.
that is g«xxl politics and w e are
?Joiice is h ereb y given that the
It seem s en tirely possible that certain that it is not good econ­
YOU
undersigned
has filed
In the
the organization phobia we now omics.
County C ourt of the State of O re­
are unitergoing w ill also becom e
a re
MORO ITEMS
gon for Sherm an County, his final
absurd; in fact, it is already.
Mrs.
C
ollls
Moore
returned
this
account
as
A
d
m
in
istrator
w
ith
Business organized itself, men
into com panies, com panies into week from W ashington, D. C. WiB Annexed o f the E state of
corporations, corporations
into w h ere she had been attending the H attie B artholom ew Ireland, de­
to
holding com panies, etc. etc., until m eeting of the Republican N a­ ceased, and that Monday, the 27th
HOMECOMING
a few rich men can control a tional com m ittee w hich decided day of A pril, 1959, at the hour of
vast econom ic em pire in w hich on a site for the I960 convention ten o ’clock A. M. o f said d ay in
and
their interest can b? nothing else and picked a new national c h a ir­ the court room o f the C oun ty
OPEN
HOUSE
man.
Court In Moro, Sherm an C ounty,
but financial.
Mrs. M aggie Barnum left Mon- Oregon, have been fixed b y the
Then tiie professions organized.
3:00-7:00 p.m.
The professions, of course, could . ay for Condon to v isit her sister Court as the tim e and place for
hearing objections to said Final
not let it be even w hispered that there for a few days.
Friday
Mrs. H enry Barnum was host­ Account for the settlem ent of
they w ere interested in the econ­
April 17, 1959
om ics of organization; there had ess Monday night honoring the said estate.
T. L ester Johnson
to lie a less m undane reason. It birthday an n iversary of her hu s­
w as the public interest. No one band and several other m em bers A dm in istrator, w ith W ill Annexed
21-4c
can practice m edicine, pull teeth, of tiie Barnum fam ily. P resent for T. L ester Johnson
advise clients, sell Insurance, ped­ tiie occasion w ere Mr. and Mrs.
NOTICE of S< 'IIOOL ELECTION
dle real estate or do any of a doz­ I,«*ster Barnum and sons Tom and
Upon Question of Increasing Tux
Dick,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
E.
Barnum
,
en things unless lie conform s to
Levy Over A m ount Limited by
certain standards established by Mr ami Mrs. G iles Erenrh, Mi
Hection II, Article XI, State Con­
and
Mrs.
Alfred
K
eck,
and
hus­
the ru lers of the profession.
stitution ■
V ery n aturally labor was not band H enry. Mrs. Kock baked the
Notice is hereby given that an
long to be outdone in this organ ­ b irthday cuke for tiie occasion.
election w ill lx* held in School
L
upine
Rebekah
lodge
met
T
u
es­
izin g world. Labor went for the
D istri t No. 9CJ of Sherm an C oun­
econom ic
b enefits at
first a l­ day even in g with M ary Brackett,
Out o f ty, State of Oregon, from 2 P. M.
though recently it has begun to noble grand, presiding.
m em bers
present
w ere to 8 I’. M. on May 4, 1959, at the
prate about the necessity of h a v ­ town
Helen
K
ru
ger
of
A
rlington
and School House in said school d is­
ing som e kintls of w ork done by
Portland. trict, for the purpose of subm it-
a union man, plum bing, for in­ Mollie M cLachlan of
stance. Now a man hired as a D uring the social hour follow ing
laborer can pick up things and lodge a most interestin g talk was
m ove them but be cannot touch given and excellent picture« w ere
a hummer or a saw . An ed itor can ­ shown by Naomi Van G ilder o f W A N TE D : Yard w ork C all Bruce
Buttons, Moro Hotel.
24p
not touch a line of type; that their recent trip to old M exico
takes a printer. A me battle can ­ ami tiie Carlsba«! C avern.
W A N T to m ake $15 to $25 in a
not sw eep up ids ow n shavings;
«lay? We w ill train and finance
th at’s for tiie Janitor.
dependable
man or
wom an,
It is getting p retty foolish. W e
for part or full tim e McNess
think nothing w ill lx* done to cure
Route work. W rite M cNess Co.,
it and any cure proposed w ould
Box 4014, Oakland 23, Callf.23-4
have to w ithstand the opposition
FOR S A L E : R egistered Y earlin g
of all those o rg a n is'd w ho w ouhl
Horned H ereford Bulls. E rank
defend the necessity and econom y
M. Monahan, 2 m iles east of
of their organizations to tiie end.
Condon. Condon, Ore.
22tfn
P robably It is better not to try
EOR
S
A
L
E
:
E
lectric
range,
auto­
to chan ge It; let It go on— help
m atic w asher & d ryer, dispos­
Electric h e a t l r j
it go on until it falls of its own
al!, «lining room table & 6 chairs
as it s h o u ld be i
idiocy.
oil heater, 3 bdr hom e In W asco,
Then, m aylie, we can build a This heater emits generous heat but
$5,000. Vleda Van Gaasbeck,
civilizatio n based on individual
maintains low temperatures on r.v-
EOR A gricu ltu ral loans see The
a b ility Instead o f tlx* gan gster /»ovn/ surfaces. Yes, the Imperial i:
Dalis N F L A and the Mid-Colum­
methods that accom pany over- an unusual elec11 ic baseboard heater.
bia PCA. 4th & C ourt Streets,
organization.
Jts trim contours add to the beauty
The D alles P. O. Box 243 •
of any room. Immediate beat at iho
C Y p ress 6-2468.
21-25c
POWER HILI,
touch of the individual room con­
Custom S lau g h terin g by appoint­
W e cannot im agine any re s­ trol. Mail the coupon for informa­
ment only. Meat cuttin g, w rap ­
ponsible legislature passing the
tion on other great features.
ping,
sharp freeze.
K e n n y ’s
p o w er bill that was returned to
Munutictured end gu«ranf»»d by
Market, G rass V alley, Oregon.
com m ittee this w eek. A sim ilar
Imperial Mfg. Co., Portland 10, Oregon
Call ED 3-2345 for appointm ent.
proposal
fail«* I to get enough
r
sign atu res last y ea r to put it on
S
T
A T E W ID E P A IN T CO. com ­
i
•en» Pleat« tend me fret details 1
i
the ballot w hich in Itself sign ifies
perial electric heating.
¡
plete
pain tin g and decorating
«
a lack of interest in putting O re­ ■
a
service, sp ray or brush. Phone
. a
a
gon in tin* pow er business.
C l 6 8977 or C T 0 N M , ISM E.
a
■
Beason given for the bill is
12,h St. V ern C am pbell and
• Addreu
that Oregon is gettin g a sm aller
Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfn
J C,ty .__
State
share of electric jxiw er from C ol­
EOR S A L E :
W ashed sand and
umbia river dams than is Wkixh
gravel at mouth of John Day
SNIDER ELECTRIC
ington. This Is lx» au-e of tiie p re­
ference clause w hich gives puhli« 216 Court St.
The Dalles River. A lso road gravel. C ol­
umbia Rock Products, Box (588
pow er Irodles first ch«»lce on p«»w
Phone CY 6 2222
Rufus, Oregon.
15 tin
tè l i m
it a t i (C o u n ty ^ Jou rn al
(
INVITED
electin g a director for a four and being the 4th day of May, A. D. Dated this 9th day of April, 1959.
fiv e y ea r term.
1959, for the purpose of transac­ A T T E S T :
L avelle D orm aier
NOTICE IS HERI B l GIVEN, tion o f business usual at such
D istrict C lerk
in cou4>iianoe w ith Sec. 331.010, m eeting; and for the purpose of
J erry B arnett
ORS, to the legal \ otéis of School electin g a d iiectoi for a four and
C hairm an
Board of D irectors
D istrict No. 7. of Sherm an Coun­
ty, Oregon, that the A N N U A L
N o tic e of Sale of C o u n ty -o w n e d R e a l P ro p e rty
SCH OOL M E E T IN G of said D is­
trict w ill be held at School House;
Public notice is hereby given that I, G eorge J. G eiser Jr.,
to begin at the hour of 2 o’clock S h eriff an«l la x C ollector for Sherm an County, State of Oregon,
on the 13th day of May, 1959, w ill sell to the highest and best
E ureka Lodge No. 121 A .F .A A .M . bidder for cash, but for not less than the m inim um prices herein­
Meets on the l*»t and 3ru
after setforth. each parcel or groups of parcels o f real properties
h erein after des ribed.
Thursd ay
even ings
e.n ¡1
month.
V isitin g m e m b e is/'
I hat all sales shall lx made at the front door of the C ourt
cord ially invited to meet w ith us. House of Sherm an C ounty, State of Oregon, situated in Moro, O re­
gon, between the hours of io o ’clock a. m. and 4 o’clock p. m. on
C larerxe H igley, W. M.
t i e d ay aforesaid.
C lyd e G illm or, Secretary
That this noti e i- publish« d pursuant to an order of the C oun ty
Bethlehem C hap ter No. 78 O.L.S.
( ourt of Sherm an C oun ty, State of Oregon, d uly made on the 4th
Meets e v e ry second Thurs- day of March, 1959, and shall be published once a w eek for four
Jt*. day each month.
V isiting consecutive weeks in the Sherm an County Journal, a new spaper of
m em bers invited. Moro, Ore. general circulation printe. anti published In said Sherm an County,
Annabelle Kelso, W. M.
State of Oregon. The date of the first publication of this notice is
D orothy Heater. Secretary
th • 10th day of April, 1959, and the date of last publication of this
Taylor IXIHGE A. F. & \ 7 M? notice is the 1st day of May, 1959.
"I hat all of tiie real properties herein after described ano situ ­
Wasco, Oregon
ated in Sherm an County, Oregon.
That the de-crip,ion of each of the several real properties to be
■■ :s Tuesdays.
sold and the minimum price for w hich each p a rtvl or group of
D oug Shull, W . M.
parcels of said r al prop erty may be sold as fixed by said order of
C arl T uggle, Secretary
the County Court of Sherm an County, State of Oregon, is as follow s
Lupine Rebekah laxlge No. lit» to-wit:
Minimum Price
Beets 2nd and 4th Tues-
lb*scriptioii
$ 270.00
days of each month. Visit- Ixits 4 & 5, Bl«x’k 22, O riginal Tow n of Moro;
ing m em bers welcome.
130.00
I.ot 1. Block 36, O riginal Tow n of Moro;
M ary B rackett, N. G.
Lot 1, Block 1. Rags al? & M orrison Addition
to the Tow n of Kent;
5.00
Helen Martin. Secretary
All of Block 16, Tow n of DeMoss:
40.00
IIARLANOV'lEW GRANGE
Meets F irst and Third Mondays Lots 1. 2, 3, and E asterly 5 feet of Lot 4, Bl«x-k 7
(Tax Lot 1», O riginal Tow n of Moro;
2,725.00
each month at 8:00 p. m.
I ot-> 1, 2, & 3. Block 5, C lem ents Addition to
Helen Bruckert, M aster
57.00
the C ity of G rass V alley;
Florence Bruckert, Secretary
Lot 10, Block 3, O riginal Tow n of Wasco;
158.00
Moro LOHGE~ NO. 113 I.V m T.F. I.ot 9. Block 4. Ragsdale & Morrison Addition
to the T ow n of Kent;
10.00
Meets 1st and 3rd Tues
t f ^ O d a y s In I.O O F . hall. Tran South half of Txits 1 & 2. Block 12, (Tax Ixit 2)
O riginal Tow n of Moro:
21000
sien t and visitin g brother!
15.00
; 6
7. B ’ock 5. O riginal Tow n of Kent;
are cordially invited.
T o,s I & *> B ’ock 5 Original Tow n of Kent;
24.00
F loyd Haines. N. G.
Neri h h alf of IxVs 4 & 7. Block 13. Henarievilk?
Ix*o W atkins, Secretary
Addition to C itv of Gra s Valley
44.00
T ot* s 11 & 12, Block 3, A rm sw orth v AtMitlon to
the Tow n of Wasco;
148.00
T ot 8, Block 1. Ragsdale & M orrison Addition
to ,hp Tow n o«* Kent;
30.00
Tot* 1 5, 6, * 7. B ,o-k 1, M ow ry Addition
150.00
tn tb a Tow n of Moro;;
10000
T ot 3 Block 2. Mowry A Alltion to the Tow n o f Moro; •
90.00
T.ot 5, Block 5. M ow rv Addition to the Tow n of Moro;
NWV< of S F A i. \VM of N E ’-i. & I.ot 7 in Section 30
60 00
Tow n ship 1 South, Range 19 East, W.M.; (40 A);
145.00
Ea-t half of Tot 8, Rloek 1, Original Tow*n of Wasco;
l ot 6, Block 16, Sherm an Addition to the Tow n o f
32.00
G rass Valley;
Dated at Moro, Oregon, this 10th d ay of A pril. 1959
G eorge J. G eiser Jr.
S h eriff and T ax C ollector
Sherm an County, Oregon
WANT ADS
?
from the Bank with “ money for sale » I
NNY BROOK
c
Great Whiskey of tin*
O ld W e s t
v »*
A new credit system that’s handier than a credit card,
because you can use it anywhere . . . anytime. It’s so easy!
W hen you need extra money, all you do is w rite a check, once
Another
convenience service
of Oregon's
you have a FIR S TBA N K R E AD Y-C R ED IT account.
Watch for announcement of full details soon!
"Firs thank
F O ttlA N D
H O I l A l O t’ O t ' f IM Iu e A N C I C O lrO lA T lO M
U *. I ulUlKAk