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RftT'RMA* (V^rY'TV ¿QTO^AL. MORO. (»I’ FGON
9 l ( l t U it it * v ¿ * tU ¡ ;
ta ilo r we now nave encourage- tnem to
i ul>ti^.*r«i fcvery F riday at
lie shiftless , and irresponsible
Muru, Oregon
when they could just as well save
E n te re d m
eetond cla«a m a tte r at the for a rainy day in the city as back
P o e te ffle e a t M u re . O rc c o n , under A c t on the faim . Weak citizen.-, cause
o f C e nere»« a f M a r r h 1, IS 7 Ï.
weak government -
We also object to the attem pts
to repeal the morals of the nine
teenth century when a man was
expected to lx- individual eiwugH-
to stand on lus own feet and do
his liest for self, family and gov
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
ernm ent. And furtherm ore, us old
fogies who draw the scorn of the
SLUM RIPTION RATES
philosophers of the lax and luzv,
ONE Y BAH
M.«0
do not think that the laws of econ
omics can lx? changed to suit the
OCTOBER M, IMU
wishes of every am bitious and
talkative (xditician.
FREIGHT HIHINEHH
We may not lx? around for long
The E latt family m ight well as individuals hut our philosophy
be pleased over the action obtain will lx? on earth as long as there
ed b> asking friends and custom is a successful nation and a res-
ers to w rite letters protesting jxmsihle society.
against a decision of the public
utility commissioner which gave
to a subsidiary of the Union Pa N E W S PA PE R W EEK
O rdin arily we do no, pay m uch
cific the right to operate motor
trucks in the three county dis a tte n tio n to th e m aterial sent us
tricts now served by E latt trucks. ,o prom ote n ew sp ap er week. W ith
It showed th at the E latts were us every w eek is n ew sp ap er week
higiily regarded by their custom and if we a re going to say an y
th in g alxmt it we p refer not to
ers.
Bill Elatt was concerned over have o u r bruin c lu tte re d w ith
the possibility of competition. He th e th o u g h ts of som e one else.
But th e first line of the p ro p a
n o ./ o|x?rates under a contract
with the railroad and also hauls ganda th is y e a r In trig u es us
freight from other carriers.H e is, m ightily. “The m ain difference
we think, correct in his state betw een th e jobs of th e m etro p o li
m ent that there is not enough tan p u b lish er o r ed ito r, o r his
Dus mess for more than one truck- c o u n te rp a rt in th e H om etown
cr hauling less-car-load freight in field, is th a t tin* co u n try p ublish
thU county or probaoly any of e r ’s Job is h a rd e r” . W ith a sta rt
like that the w rite r had a cu sto m
liie three counties.
In the hearing the railroad in e r und we w en, on to read w hat
troduced evidence to show that he h«*«l to sav about c o u n try edi
the average daily freight re- tors.
He said c o u n try ed ito rs w ere
ceiv xl for August and Septem ber
in 1950 und I960 was a little over tough b u t sm iling, that they w ere
300 pounds for Wasco, a little th e w atchdogs and in te rp re te rs of
over 1000 pounds for Moro and local go v ern m en t, in fa it, th e h is
nearly 300 pounds for Grass Val to rian s of th e com m unity. T h e re ’s
ley. That seems like i little dab m ore hut we w on't en ib arass o u r
of freight to quarrel alxmt and selves by rep e atin g it.
We do ta k e th e job of being a
we are glad E latt also hauls
c o u n try ed ito r ra th e r seriously,
oth er freight.
A railroad like an.v other big th in k in g th a t a consid erab le se r
corporation or big governm ent vice to th e co m m u n ity c a n be per
is often deficient in public rela form ed in that chair. An ed ito r
tio n s and inform ation about local can stop ru m o rs, p u rv ey tru th
conditions. This aiea is probably to keep th e co m m u n ity from g et
the only one witli so little I,CL tin g und u ly excited alxmt som e
freight that the new piggy-back th in g that m ay no, he so. He can
service would probably result in e x p ie ss Ideas anil we th in k th a t
poorer service ra th e r than bet- on»» o f his m ajo r functions. T h ere
»’oil, c the new s of people
ter. 1. 1 cell, i .<1 ile- i . 'loads have
id ill i. '• be told each w eek
done a good thing w ith piggv-
bacl
n ecessary to ru stle
If H t I nioii i acJdc cannot af
ford it pay Flatt tor deliv erin g
fre ig h t to o u r tow ns It m ight
notify cu sto m e rs to th at effect ami
ask tin in to designate tru ck ship
m en, of incom ing freight. We do
not thin k it can op erate its piggy
back service as cheap as El.itt
can haul th e freight inasm uch as
he will have the additional b u si
ness from o th e r c u r ie r s anyw ay.
These th ree countie; nave stayed
w ith I nlon Pacific In w heat sh ip
m ent, w hich is profitable, and
should receive favorable t eat-
m en in LC’L hauling.
We see no nee I lor Im r, feel
ings
All p arties aeie I in th e ir
ow n In terest and legally that Is
exactly w hat should have been
exjiected. T he railro ad was try in g
to In au g u rate a ch e ap e r service
w hich in m ost places will lx* m ore
efficient. T his area is an excep
tion in the long Inn* from O m aha
,o P ortland. The public u tility
com m issioner g ran te d the perm it
and refused to open the h e a rin g ,
for p erfectly reason ihle .m l I«» • »1
reasons E latt defen.lc I his ow n
business by an appeal to the pub
lie w hich ce rtain ly mu , be am
pie evidence to railroad an I I’t 'c
th at the service he gives i, liked
W>? believe it can all be straight
ene 1 out by c o n firm , <■ b e tw e e n
Union Pacific and M • E latt wl en
th e a ttitu d e of th e irelg n t ctis
to m trs is m ade know n :o the rail
road. We do no, w an, I»--- than
«tally service w hich is v e i\ valu
able in h arv e st; we arc generally
,
iioiigb ,cls ,o m ake th e w hole
thin g po- able for th e re is p ap er
an I Ink to buy. T hey are th e p h y
sical thin g s from w hich a p aper
is m ade be, it is tlu> w ords, Ideas
the spiritual things from
, ¿.. l . j
le iiititeV .a.uabifc. - tach and nuli.
Newspaper s these days are
greatly concerned about the fiee-
Uoin of Information which is a
coinplaint about the tendency
of tome officials to withhold in
formation fiom
the public- -a
practice not in keeping with our
form of government.
But we
think it of fleeting interest be-
a»,» —
needs the
new spapers much, much worse
than the new spapers need the
government.
HE I P I ’OR'I'IONMEN 1
Sixteen of eastern Oregon's
nineteen legislators met in Bend
Saturday to talk about w hat
¡should lie done now that the re-
apportionm ent bill passed by the
legislaure had lx»en found uncon
stitutional by the suprem e court
and Howell Appling Jr. had, by
law, proposed one to the court.
The court may take it or make
one of its gw n.
T he A pjiling plan w ould reduce
e a ste rn O regon's legislators to 14,
five se n ato rs and nin e re p re se n ta
tives T h at is all ea ste rn Oregon
is en titled to according to th e
Oregon co n stitu tio n .
L eg islato rs th e re fo re proposed
a
co n stitu tio n al
am end m e n t
w hich w is estim ated
to cost
$100,000 for a cam paign fund,
proposed w ere S.IR 17, a plan
based on population th at w as d e
feated last session, and th e fed
eral plan th a t failed to get enough
sig n a tu res in 195ft.
L eg islato rs are a sm all group,
less th an a h u n d red in th e w hole
state, and th ese ea ste rn Oregon
ones decided
th at p erh ap s it
would lx» w ise to en list som e su p
port for a plan and see w hat the
su p p o rte rs m ight th in k ab o u t it
before going ahead. D eci-ion will
be m ade N ovem lier 12 a Sunday,
at Bend.
T h ere a re m any
w ays for a
m in o rity to be heard and to ob
tain som e of the m easu res 1,
needs. Most of them are u n p lea
sant. E astern O regon could se
cede, a move th at is being treated
w ith levity at present; ea ste rn
Oregon could quit »railing w ith
o r going to w estern O regon in
an effo rt to prove Its econom ic
stre n g th . Ini, that w ould p ut th e
burden on
b u sin ess men w ho
are generally
ra th e r w illing to
give e a ste rn O regon a b e tte r a p
p o rtio n m en t th an is possible u n
d er th e d ictato rial p o p ulation plan
T he in ability to u n d ersta n d th e
problem s of e a ste rn Oregon com es
from a lack of know ledge alxiut
i, or in te rest In it. W e could
c o n d u c t Bonn» s o r t o f school for
appliance» ; - i-r. appointed b y said Court a- b ^ fx e f .r v/ccka from jl.e da:e
t..e tune and p4ace for the hearing of me first publication of, this
of objections hereto and settle summons if w ithin the United
States, and on or before six weeks
m ent thereof.
D ated an d firs t published, Octo- from the date of the first publi
cation of this summons if outside
b er 13. 1961.
Date of last publication Novem the United States, and if you fail
to so appear and answ er, for w ant
ber 3, 1961.
CHARLES E. KUYPERS thereof, the plaintiffs will apply
to the court for the relief as pray-
Executor
e l for in the plaintiffs’ complaint,
IX I IIL I I IB F i r COURT OF to-wit: (1) T hat the defendants
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR and Fach of them be required to
set forth their claims, right, title,
S H E R M A N (O U N T Y
LILLIA N SCHASSEN; LUTH interest or estate, if any, in the
ER DAVIS; EVELYN DAVIS following described real property,
TRACEW ELL; ANNA SCHASS- and that the adverse claims of the
CLARK; and M IN N IE DORA defendants, and each »of theip, or
SCHASSEN ECK, aka Minna any of them, lie determ ined bv
Dora Schassen Eck, plaintiffs, vs. decree of this court:
The N E ti of Section 30, ar. I
PEARL M. SCHASSEN, widow,
109 acres in the S E 'i of said
heir-at-law and legatee, and de
Section 30, Tow nship 1 South,
visee by virtue of the Will of John
Range 18 E.W.M., Sherm an
A. Schassen, deceased; GUSTAVE
County, Oregon, the said 109
H. SCHASSEN, unm arried, RO
acres being described as fol
DE LL J. SCHASSEN, and L IL
lows:
LIAN SCHASSEN HESS, heirs-
Beginning at the Southeast
at-law and legatees, and devisee?
corner of Section 30, Tow nship
by virtue of the will of John A
1 South, Range 18 E .W .M ,
Schassen, deceased; PEARL M.
thence North 2,640 feet to the
SCHASSEN, executrix of the es
N ortheast corner of the SEVY of
tate of John A. Schassen, deceas
said Section 30; thence West
ed; AGNES SCHASSEN, wife of
1,602 feet to the E ast line of the
Rodell J. Schassen; CARL HESS,
Hay Canyon Road; thence 8. 20’
husband of Lillian Schassen Hess;
47’ W. 226.7 feet; thence S. 0* 53'
LOU E. CLARK, husband of Anna
W. 451.6 feet; thence S. 10* 41'
Schassen Clark; H ELEN DAVIS,
W. 457.8 feet; thence S. 15° 12'
wife of L uther Davis; MAHLON
W. 275.4 feet; thence S. 11* 45'
EOR SA LE; 60” brow n m aho g an y TRACEW ELL, husband of Eve
432.8 feet; thenec S. 3° 42' E.
Buffet, Drexel, T ra n sitio n al. L aw lyn Davis Tracewell; the un
230.7 feet; thence S. 3 ” 18' W.
r e n c e Kenny, JO 5-3618.
5i-2p known heirs of Johannes A. von
239 feet; thence S. 6 ’ 55' W.
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING by Schassen, aka John A. Schassen,
351.2 feet; thence S. 88* 47' E.
appointm ent only. Custom cur aka John Schassen, deceased; the
1,930 feet to the place of begin-
ing. Meat cutting, wrapping, unknown heirs of M argarita von
ing containing 109 acres, ex
sharp freeze. K enny’s Market, Schassen, aka M argaret Schassen,
cept that parcel of land hereto
Grata Valle)
Call ED 3-2345 decesead; the unknow n heirs of
fore granted and conveyed to
Hilda
Schassen,
deceased;
the
for appointm ent.
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M. E. Church, known as Spauld
WINK GOLDEN DALE SALES unknow n heirs of Em m a Schas
ing Chapel, and also th a t cer
sen
Davis,
deceased;
the
unknown
Yard, Goldendaie, Wash., has
tain tract heretofore granted
a t auction every Friday at one heirs of John A. Schassen, de
and conveyed to said church
ceased;
also
all
other
perrons
or
o'clock We have the m arket if
for a parsonage.
parties
unknow
n
claiming
any
you have the livestock. Guar
ALSO, the NEVi of Section 31,
anteed top prices. F rank W ink right, title, estate, lien or interest
Township 1 South, Range 18
in
the
real
property
described
n
33c-tfn
E.W.M., Sherman County, Ore
the com plaint herein, defendants:
gon.
TO: The unknow n heirs of Johan
nes A. voniSchassen, aka John A.
uEGAL NOTICES
Schassen, aka John Schassen, de
ceased; the unknow n heirs of
IN T IIE COUNTY COURT OF M argarita von Schassen, aka Mar no estate, right, title nor interest
H I E ST A T E OF’ OREGON FOR garet Schassen, deceased; the un in and to said above described
T H E (O U N T Y OF SHERM AN
known heirs of Hilda Schassen, real property, and th at the title
In the M atter of the ) No. 665 deceased; the unknow n heirs of of the plaintiffs. Lillian Schasse.i,
E state of Elizabeth M .)
Emma Schassen Davis, deceased; Evelyn Davis Tracewell, A nna
Kupyers, Deceased
) NOTICE the unknow n heirs of John A Schassen ( lark and Minnie Dora
Notice is hereby given that the Schassen, deceased; also all other Schassen Eck, aka Minna Dora
undersigned as Executor of the persons or parties unknow n claim Schassen Eck, be decreed to be
estate of Elizabeth M. Kupyers. ing any right, title, estate, lien or good, valid and clear; (3) th at the
Deceased, has filed his final ac interest in the real property des defendants and each of them be
forever enjoined from asserting
count in the County Court of the cribed in the com plaint herein:
State of Oregon for Sherm an
IN THE
NAME OF THE or claiming any right w hatsoever
County, and that the 6th day of STATE OF OREGON, You are in and to the above described real
November, 1961, at the hour >f hereby required to appear and property id verse to the plaintiffs,
10:00 o’clock A. M. and at the answ er the com plaint file«l again Lillian Schassen, E velyn Davis
Court Room of said Court have st you in the above cause on or Tracewell, Anna Schassen Clara
anil Minnie Dora Schassen Eck
aka Minna Dora Schassen E ck’,
and that the plaintiffs’, Lillian
Schassen, Evelyn Davis Trace-
wed, Anna Schassen Clark, and
Minnie Dura Schassen Eck, aka
Minna Dora Schassen Eck, title be
quieted in and to said land, and
that the plaintiffs, Lillian Schas
sen, Evelyn Davis Tracewell,
Anna Schassen Clark, and M innie
Do, d Schassen Eck, aka Minna
Dora Schassen Eck, be d ecreel
to be the role and exclusive ow i-
?rs thereof, equally, as tenants
in common; (4) for such o th er and
further relief as to the court may
seem ju st and equitable.
This summons is published by
order of the Honorable E H
Howell, Judge of the above en
It may seem unusual that these young
titled court, made and entered
sters are painting “ by ear’’. .. turning
on t ie lo th day of October, 1961.
music from the classroom radio into
° f the first Pubncation
co lo rful pictures. But this is the kind
nr
sum m °ns 1« the 13th day
of October 1961.
o f creativeness the Standard School
DICK & DICK
Broadcast inspire«.
A ttorneys for Plaintiffs
Post Office Address:
C u rre n tly , the p ro g ra m ’ s theme is
5th & W ashington
“ M usic — Passport to the W o rld .”
i ito Dalles Oregon
Using our listening guide, teachers
E astern Oregon has more re
sources than w estern ‘ Oregon
which will lie a rain, soaked waste
if they ever cut the *iinlx?r off it.
We have the power, the climate,
the space and are getting the
transportation and will get the FEED ER SALE: OCTOBER 14
industry. But unless we can re
TUESDAY, 12 NOON:
E very
tain some semblance of adequate
one with feeder cattle and cal-
i eprexentotion in the • legislature " veTisTTW ited'to consign to the
we may lie long handicapped.
Wasco County Livestock Ass n,
That is why it is im portant to
annual feeder sale next Tues
every one in the upland region.
day at The Dalles Livestock
Auction Yards. For inform ation
ea, CY 6-1672 or CY
6-4513, Wayne Ryan, CY 8-1097.
STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com
TH E DALLES LIVESTOCK
plete painting and decorating
COMMISSION. INC.
servii e, spray or brush. Phone
NEED
a home for male Siamese
CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E.
cat. Dressed rabbits for sale.
12th St. Verr, Campbell and
JO 5-3678
51c
Jack Null, The Dalles. Or. 38tfr
L & E Paint Shop: Interior and EOR SALE: 2 lots In Block 8
original town of Wasco. A rlet
exterior Decorating — Spray
Rhinehart, Ph. GI 2-5207. 50-1 p
Painting. ED 3-2273 Grass Val
FOR
A gricultural loans see ELB j .
ley.
42-tfn.
of The Dalles and the Mid-Col
SO BED OREGON state approviti
umbia PCA, 4th & Court Sts.
nursing home located in beau
CPpress 6-24G8.
tfn.
tiful Hood River Valley, vvitl
LIVESTOCK
Men
-
Do
it
your
lovely fence 1 grounds. We ar
self - "A uthor B rand” Ahlma.
cept all types of elderly case»
Health Products, penicillin, and
as well as room and board care.
instrum ents are available at
31-tfn.
your Co-op 0T and Supply at
EOR SALE; 3 bedroom, brick
I
D a lle s
20c tfn
faced house, daylight basement,
W a N i
ads
B ethlehem ( h a jitir No. 78 O.EJ..
/ M e e ts every second 1'nurs
luj each nunth.
Visiting
V m em bers invited. Moro, O re
Edna Paulson, W. M.
Dorothy
H eater
Secretary
IIA H I.A M H IE A GRANG E
M eets F irst and Third Saturday»
each month at 8:00 p. in.
Earl Gentry, Master
Florence Iiiuckert, Sec’y.
Lupine Itchekuh (judge No. L i
.lvets 2nd and 4th Tue*
WRfc» days ot each month. Visit
mg members welcome.
Mary Brackett, N. G.
Helen Martin, Secretary
1 ay io r
LODGE
a
.
F. A A. M.
Wasco, Meets the first
Tuesday of each month.
yG V
Visiting bieth ern welcome.
Hut land McDonald, W M.
Vernon Root, Secretary
E u r e k a L o d g e N j . 121 A .F .A 1.
Meet.-, on the l i t and Jr*»
each yfehf
T hursday
ev en in g s
eac
n o n th .
V isiting ineml b C B ^
con i dly in v ited to m eet w ith us
Max
B tltlw , w . M.
Irving H art, Secretary
l o i n . l l N . H t l.o .o .F .
LOIR
M . k .
3rd
Tvie«.
days In 1.0 O F hall Tran-
sien t and visltir.;
arc < o rd itU v iriv.te*'
bro th ers
Elovd Haines.
L<»o W itk in s. S ecretary
........ - .»...x L~______
relate music to geography, history,
art, folklore, literature.
This helps children gain insight into
the life and culture o f the peoples
of the w orld. It leads to better and
quicker understanding o f both the
music and the other studies.
,
to
kitchen
.J.d ,
<-a, ga OdfcC UA*poS‘l,
u-w asner) wail to wall carpet,
2 fireplaces, recreation room,
laundry room, patio, all land
scape!, storage in garage. C- 1
Scholls K Evstone 9-3467, Rt. 4
Box 271, Hillsboro, Ore. 37-tfn-c
Today
we painted
some music
h o p e the railro ad com pany find
i'" a ,t ,i
built-in
and
.IjB U lll« .
Olir* I» Vw^i»h
please l w !* , |
F riday , n c T o r r n tn, i v a
lid
freight company into
• e «? counties
And like a lot of o th e r co n tro
versies, we thin k th e re w as no
good reason for thia one in the
first place.
By playing and dram atizing all types
o f music — from symphony to jazz,
Thailand dances to Broaduav hits,
the program adds a new, delightful
dimension to learning.
NOT SO
We started this p ro gram 33 years
ago, never dream ing o u r listening
fa m ily w o u ld grow to include 2 4
m illio n children in classrooms. N ow
countless adults, too, have discovered
how e n te rta in in g and in fo rm a tiv e
the broadcasts are at home.
W alter Llppman is an elder
columnist, who is trying to make
w nse <»ut of what is going on in
this country and having to d»av.
a pretty long bow in the effort
He recently came up with the
notion that we have to have s >■
cialism now iieeauae there are
more people Wisely he didn't try
to prove It.
He chides conservatives for not
knowing that this is the tw enti
eth century and that things are
different Sure, Walter, we know
us old conservatives. T h at’s one
of the things we don’t like Pop
ulations have grown and people
have move,! to the city Been do
ing It for years and years, even
In the despised thy you» nineteen
th century, |>eople were moving
to the cities
But your theory that because
people have moved to the city
and away from the farm s where
they could grow th eir own carrots
and kill th eir o * n pork they must
1
¿Mi
E
I f you’d like to know why the pro
gram has such wide appeal, try tuning
in on Thursdays. We th ink you w ill
enjoy it, too.
planning ah ta d to aarva you battar
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y
O P C A L IF O R N IA
NOTH E TO ( RF1DITOIM
The undersigned having be-m
appointed by the above entitled
0?» p 0( he S,a,e of O rr«,’n. for
the County o( Sherm an, as A,I-
m im stratrlx of the E state >f
a m ? hF
'° n Medler’
and having qualified, notice is
i n ? kug l' 9n <0 311 persons hav
ing clalma against said estate ‘o
present them, vetffied as required
within ' .
" " pro|w r vouchers.
Of
" 'onlhs from ‘he .late
trtx S s " ? " te ¡ ° iaW athninlstra-
trtx. .\aideen Medler, at Wasc.-
Sherman County. Oregon.
naideex medler
O f t ^ d,,nln‘s ,ratflx of the Estate
D a ? " E.".°n Medler’ t^eeeased.
her s ? 9‘ ? f‘rS' Publlshed
JOHN T. LEW IS
The Dalles, Oregon
^ ! ° Z ! eV for A dm inistratrix
—
20, and 27, 1961
" 1 «" « rkditom
a g t n s , P7 ? n’I .
h av ln g
Wei? c m . T ' s:ate of
west (ole, deceased, are recuirod
U S e T n 'r ,hr m »■“ >» » ™
u- ,gned at h”
dence
f w T i S 1 froni the da,e “f^ n e
i h e date* m i h " , ° f ,hl’ not1«