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HACK S H IIK R M A N C O U N T Y J O U R N A L S h e r m a n (C o u n ty J o u r n a l G iles L . F ren ch ......... ........ E d ito r ’ PabUshed E v e ry F rid a y at M oro, Oregon E n te re d a« ««rond claaa m a tte r at P e a ta ffte a a t M u ra , <¡ reg en , u nd er a i C angreaa of M a rc h 1, 1 *7 *. «ha A rt O F F IC IA L C O U N T Y P A P E R S U B S C R IP T IO N KATES ONE YEAH W-iMJ 04 TOREK 27, BM»I ___ keapportionment It is not common to find in the daily press reference to the fed eral plan m radical. Such a state ment must reflect on the know ledge of American history posses sed by the writer. It is easily proveable that the great compro mise of the constitutional conven tion that cave each colony two senators and one representative and apportioned the remaining re presentatives by population has kept the nation together. It has also made development of the west possible. Certainly the same method of apportionment of legis lative delegates used by the great est nation cn earth is not radical. In fact, it is the population plan that Is radical. No nation and no state uses the population plan as fully as does Oregon. Internation ally we hav? an organization that gives each nation one vote with out regard to size, population or wealth. Nationally we give each state two senators and at least one repräsentative. And for this state we operate on a ¡xqmlatlon basis. Tiie power to do it is the only thing that makes it possible, tiie power cf concent rated popu lation. We read that states are sov ereign and count ii dependent, a statement that indicates more knowledge of history ban of pub lie affairs. The first l.t states for med the nation. Since then the na tion has foi med the states, adm it ted them, defined their bound aries, m ale them c-inform to fed eral laws; their soyerelgnty wits lost w h e n 't was fo in I the\ could rot secede. Counlie-' wane form ed in much the ante wav tis states, have geographical, econ omic, social, reasons foi being the same as states. Keapportionment plans a r e ¡sipping up all ovet the state Erie Allen has i ne to divide en itoi according to econmic community of Interest which gives eastern Oregon ten of the 3(1 Antony Yturrl has a plan to have 15 sen ators, leaving the lug count ie- wlth their present quota hut gh ing each county one Some would give each county «»ne representa tive and a| portion the remaindet and senators on imputation Any ¡»lan must lie voted on 1»\ the peopl • Any plan will have op position plan ih.it wins must In» easily explainable MOHO, O K KO O N family. It is soft and punky enough for anyone, it is delivered fresh and even warm, it is sani tary and wrapped to keep it that way, it is sliced and convenient, it is filled with vitamins and pro teins and for all we know, hot- n tores. Hut it doesn’t taste like bread evjn though concocted of rye, wheat, barley, potatoes, soy flour and almost any other grain or vegetable that can be dried and ground. The other day some were talk ing atjout the huge quantities of bread consumed by harvest crews in the days gone by, hut within memory. Two or three ovensful were barely enough for a crew. The same number of men could be fed on couple loaves of the modern stuff. One family we know well is in constant March for some kind ot bread that tastes like oread, like the grain it was made of. it could lie hard and tough, it could lack certain of the stylist additives, but it must taste like bread, if the bakers can solve that problem and get back the business lost to carrots and frozen fish, break fast foods and prepared dinners it will not need to worry about prices or profits. W ANT ADS UACKHOE WORK - Oumi) truck to haul anything Rufus Lumber & Plumbing. Phone 911. 52c-tfn STATE WIDE PAINT CO. com plete painting and decorating secvlte, »pray or brush. Phone CY 0-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E. 12th St. Vern Campbell and Jack NuU, 'The Dalles, Or. 38tfr L & E Paint Shop: Interior and exterior Decorating — Spray Painting. ED 3-2273 Grass Val- leY- 42-tfn. RETIREMENT SPECIAL — acre, 2 houses, l blocks down- K rtlileh em ( l u t p t i r No. 7H O.K.B Meets every second Thurs i day each month. Visiting » members invited. Moro, Ore Edna Paulson, W. M. Dorothy Heater, Secretar.v IIA R I.A \ll| IEW GRANGE Meets First ami Third Saturday» each month at 8:4)4) p. m. Earl Gentry, Master Florence Rruckert, Sec’y. r.aplne l(i>in-k.«h Lodge \o. n«i s -IctUs Jud and 4th Tiie» d.i> s oj eui q month. Visl‘ nig members welcom-j •Mary Brackett, N. G. Helen Martin. Seen tat y ¥ I u.V lor LODGE A. F. A A. M Wasco, Meets the first Tuesday of each month. (j « Visiting hrethern welcome. N Harland McDonald, W M. Vernon Root, Secretary ■ III riG i I .otlgc \ M eets o n th e l «4 a n d Thursday evening» n o iit h . V is it in g e«»li tally bulled Max 3r i each m c m h e is to meet w Relshe, W. M. Irving H M on, l.o h l.E S «r l i t l.o, Mxtets 1st Ht ami 3ru I " . ^ ’ «lays In I.OO.F’. hall 1 sient and visit b . bio! are cordially im .ie? Floyd Haines. .. K l a ‘o W it k in s , S e c ie ta ij, Eastern Oregon TH E PLIGHT OF I III. Il t h k l l s Tiie nation's bread makers an* Electric Ce. having trouble Rack in their heads Is an id«* i that prices should go up lavanse Electric Contractors their profit has fallen from I 2 percent to less than two which i*> PATTY O’MEARA enough to give their («.«-kholders a had case of the worries Ami then, th<* administration, feeling commendai — residential that a »apse |n bread prices at industrial about the same time as a Insist in farm subsidies would look had. ESTIMATES and BID tells the bakers that no raise w ill REQUESTS l>e looke«l upon favorably Xml when this administration says with no obligation that it means that Nome invest! gative treatment is due. E L E C T R IC HEAT That, we think, is n minor trou ble of the bakers. Their main O'MEARA SUPPLY CO trouble s that they can't make Wasco Phone 01 2 5402 bread g«>«xi enough to hold its place in ’he diet of the American The Dalles -:- CY6 4184 From where I s it ... i>y Joe Marsh F R ID A Y , 04 T O R E K 27, 19« of the estate of JamesJ count ln the County Court of the nes A. vonßchaaaen, aka John A Norton, t'cceased, nas meu ne ---- _ for gnerTnan Schassen, aka John Schassen, de State of . Oregon final accounting and petition to County, and that the 6th day of ceased; the unknown heirs of close estate, and that Tuesday, November, 1961, at the hour of Margarita von Schassen, aka Mar- the 12th «by of Decentl>er, 1961, 10:00 o’clock A. M. and at the garet Schassen, deceased; the un- at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M. Conrt Room of said Court have known heirs of Hilda Schassen, on said «lute in tiie County been appointed by said Court a« deceased; the unknown heirs of Court ltoo'U in the County Court the time and place for the hearing Emma Schassen Davis, deceased; House in Moro, Sherman County, the unknown heirs of John A Oregon, has been fixed as the of objections hereto and settle Schassen, deceased; also ail other ment thereof. time and place for the hearing Dated and first published, Octo- persons or parties unknown claim of object 1 ms, if any there lie. ing any right, title, estate, lien or her 13, 1961. to said final accounting. interest in the real property des Date of last publication Novem Mildred Ross Norton, execu cribed in the complaint herein: trix of the estate of James ber 3, 1961. CHARLES F. KUYPERS IN THE NAME OF THE Emmet Norton, deceased. Executor STATE OF OREGON. You are Brown & Van Vactor hereby required to appear and The Dalles, Oregon IN T H E 4 IK< I I T ( 4H K T 4>F answer the complaint filed again Attorneys for Estate Published: Oct. 27, 1961, Nov. 3, I I I E S T A T E O F D ltE G O N F D K st you in the above cause on or before four weeks from the date 10, ami 17, 1961 S IIE K M A N ’ 4 0 1 N T Y of the first publication of this LILLIAN SCHASSEN; LUTH- summons if within the United IN T H E 4 O U N T Y 4 4>l It T 4)1 E \ EEYN DA\ H states, and on or before six weeks T H E S T A T E O F 4>RKG4>.\ FDR ER DA\ IS. ’I RA( E \\ ELI.; ANNA S( HASS- from __ ____ (jate __ of ___ t^e ___ first publi- publi- T H E 4 4)T.NTY 4)F S IIE K M A N __ ____ In the Matter of the ) No. 665 EN CLARK and MINNIE DORA catjon of this summons if outside SCHASSEN E( K, aka Minn« ,jie L'n|tej __ states, and if you fail uEGAL NOTICES Estate of Elizalx-th M .) _ _____ , ____ Kupyers, Deceased ) NOTICE *)o,a Schassen Eck, plaintiffs, vs. to so appear and answer, for I want N O T IC E O F F IN A L Notice is hereby given that t th<? PEARL M. St HASSEN, willow, thereof, the plaintiffs wi ill apply SETTLEM ENT Notice 13 hereby given that undersigned as Executor of the heir-at-law anil legatee, and de to the court for the relief as pray Mildred Loss N«>rton, executrix estate of Elizabeth M. Kupyers, visee by virtue of the will of John ed for in the plaintiffs’ complaint, Deceased, has filed his final ac- A. Schassen, deceased; GUSTAVE to-wit: (1) That the defendants H SCHASSEN, unmarried, RO and each of them be required to DELE .1. SCHASSEN, and LIL set forth their claims, right, title, LIAN SCHASSEN HESS, heirs- interest or estate, if any, in the at-law and legatees, anti devisees following described real property, by virtue of the will of John A and that the adverse claims of the Schassen, deceased; PEARL M. defendants, anti each of them, or SCHASSEN, executrix of the es- any of them, lie determined bv tate of John A. Schassen, deceas- decree of this court: e«t; AGNES SCHASSEN, wife of The NEV4 of Section 30, and Rodell J. Schassen; CARL HESS, 109 acres in the SEV4 of said WHY NOT LOOK INTO THE HIGHER YIELDS AND husiian«! of Lillian Schassen Hess: 'Section 30, Township 1 Soutii, SPECIAL ADVANTAGES, AFFORDED BY NUMEROUS LOU E. CLARK, husband of Anna Range 18 E.W.M., Sherman I . S. TREASURY COUPON TYPE BONDS. Schassen Clark; HELEN DAVIS, County, Oregon, the said 109 wife of Luther Davis; MAHLON acres being described as fol ALSO GUARANTEED BONDS OF’ U. S. GOV T AGEN TRACEWELL, husband of Eve lows: lyn Davis Tracewell; the un C IE S . ALL INSTANTLY CASHABLE, WITH DAILY IN Beginning at the Southeast known heirs of Johannes A. von TEREST FIGCRED. IF RESOLD BEFORE MATURITY. corner of Section 30, Township Schassen, aka John A. Schassen. 1 South, Range 18 E.W.M, aka John Schassen, deceased; tiie thence North 2,640 feet to the OR BETTER YET, WHY NOT CHECK THE BENE unknown heirs of Margarita von Northeast corner of the SEVi of FITS OF TAX EXEMPT BONDS FOR SAVINGS PUR Schassen, aka Margaret Schassen, said Section 30; thence West POSES. AND CASH RESERVE. VARIOUS ISSUES OF FDR SALE: 60" In« wn mahogany decesead; the unknown heirs of 1,602 feet to the East line of the CITIES. COUNTIES AND STATES. BOTH NEW. AND Buffet, Drexel, Transitional. Law- Hilda Schassen, deceased; the Hay Canyon Road; thence S. 20° MARKET ISSUES OF OREGON AND CA LI F’Oit.N IA unknown heirs of Emma Schas 47’ W. 226.7 feet; thence S. 0* 53' — INQUIRIES INVITED sen Davis, deceased; the unknown W. 451.6 feet; thence S. 10* 41' Smitii Callauav heirs of John A. Schassen, de W'. 457.8 feet; thence S. 15* 12' ceased; also all other persons or MID-COLUMIHA MGR W. 275.4 feet; thence S. 11* 45' C h a n e l funeral parties unknown claiming any V n a P 1 SERVICE W . 432.8 feet; thence S. 3* 42' E. W ILI.IA.M .1 COLLINS right, title, estate, lien or interest 230.7 feet; thence S. 3* 18' W. Leon¿ "d R. Smith Stocks. Bonds. Mutual Funds in the real property described in Pher ‘ CY «-.1135 239 feet; thence S. 6’ 55' VV\ the complaint herein, defendants; The Dalles, Oregon 351.2 feet; thence S. 88* 47' E. TO: The unknown heirs of Johan- 1.930 feet to the place of begin- ing containing 109 acres, ex cept that parcel of land hereto fore granted and conveyed t j M. E. Church, known as Spauld ing ( liapel, and also tiiat cer tain trai t heretofore granted and comeye«! to said church lor a parsonage. ALSO, the NEVi of Section 31, lov.na'dp 1 South, Range 18 E.W.M., Sherman Countv, Ore gon. (2i that by said decree it lx? ad judged and decreed that the de- ten hints and each of them have no estate, right, title nor Interest m and to said above described real property, and that the title of the plaintiffs. Lillian Schassen. -y l> n Davis Tracewell, Anin schassen Clark and Minnie Dora bchassen Eck, aka Minna Dora Schassen Eck. be decreed to be good, valid and clear; (3) that the defendants and each of them be forever enjoined from asserting 01 claiming any right whatsoever in and to the above described real E r y 2 t Verse to the P’aintiffs, t , Schassen, Evelyn D ans and m ’ T a Schasser> Claix ik 1 \i iniUe I>Ora Schasson Eck, • k. .Minna Dora Schassen Eck and that the plaintiffs’, Lillian w e ^ S An E'.elVn ° aVis Tracf- ? na Scha- ^ n Clark, an I Minnie Dura Schassen Eck, aka q u k 'e .IX’!a Sc.h assen Eck, title bo hai fh , anU l° said land« «"«I that the plaintiffs, Lillian Sch.«<- . ’ E veb'n Davis Tracewell il"ra £ L J ;Se" C 2 ? k' and 2 1 ^ a““ n E<*. aka Mlnr.a town Newberg-$6,750. A house for income plus a garden to make that retirement Income stretch to lx-at inflation. If you are handy with tools, some re pairs will Increase Ixjth income and value. Newberg ,s ideal for retirement, close to friends in Portland and Salem. Terms to right person. Mar’in Redding, Newberg, Oregon, Phone JE 8- 5313 I j OST: Polled Hereford, 2 yr. old hull. Branded WR connecte»! on left shoulder, last seen in Riglow canyon. Notify Lloyd or John Rartlemay, Arlington, Phone 454-2838. 52-2p 80 RED OREGON state approved nursing home located in beau tiful H«x)d River Valley, witi lovely fenced grounds. We ac cept all ty|>es of elderly case« us well as room and board care. 31-tfn. EOR SALE: KMJ tons of first and second cuttings of alfalfa hay. Phone 475-3060, W. L. Dickson, East Cherry Lane, Madras Ore. 52-2c FOR SALE: 3 bedroom, brick faced hjuse, daylight basement, built-in kitcheu appliances (stove, oven, garbage disposal, D-washer) wall to wall carpet, 2 fireplaces, recreation root:, laundry room, paUo, all land scaped, storage »n garage. C‘ 1 Scholls KEystone 9-3167, Rt. 4 Box 271, Hillsboro, Ore. 37-tfn-c FOR Agricultural loans see FLR.. of The Dalles and the Mid-Col umbia PCA, 4th & Court Sts. CPpress 6-2468. tfn. LIVESTOCK Men - Do it your self - "Ai.thor Brand” Ai.indu Health Products, penicillin, and Instruments are available at your Co-op OT ami Supply at The Dalles 20c tfn rence Kenny, JO 5-3618. 51-2p CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING by appointment only. Custom cur ing. Meat cutting, wi upping, sharp freeze. Kenny’s Market, Grass Valley. Call ED 3-2345 for appointment. 23-tfn WINK GOLDENDALE SALES Yard, Goldendale, Wash., hag ai auction every Friday at one o’clock We have the market if you have the livestock. Guar anteed top prices. Frank Wink 33c-tfn WANTED: F'ulltime deputy posi tion open December 1, 1961. Men • 25 - 50 office exp. nee., police exp. preferred. Apply Sherman County Sheri: 1. 48c LOST: 2 yr. old male Beagle, brown and white, Cali CY 6-5818 evenings. Reward. 52-1 p AKIYIlL'KLilM i UK HI1LDINU GOVERNMENT BONUS? A ,h 7 * *nd '» '» “»fve own- tht*reof, equally, as tenant; n common; 14» for such other and urt ier relief as to the court ma. •seem just and equitable. This summons is published by Ier of ihe Honorable E. H Howell, Judge of the above en-' d coui’t, made and entere 1 «»n 1 ie loth day of October, loci , f J*'6 ° f the first Publication f c , Hank utU. S. -¡¡oesrít everybody'!" \\ hy do folks, like this bakery driver, tak e it for Friendly "Enemies" Jest about 017 rloaeet friend In town la old Colonel Harm on, sur banker. Yet. when 1 was a lot ro a m e r and had Just started the C U H . in , I actually thought be wae my eneotyf W henever I w rote an editor* lal, there was sure to be an angry letter from the Colonel, t a k i n g t h e o p p o s ite a id e Seemed p retty clear he'd just as soon I was out of business Rut in the Depression, when it looked like the Ci. 1 have to shut down, it was C o lo rwl H ann o n wlto offered the lo a n t h a t k e p t m e g o in g , S t a r t le d , I asked h im w h y . "W a ll," he growled, "Just be t u;or </n, t granted that everyone lianks at U. S. National? Fea cause I don't agree w ith a man, t mean 1 d u a l value his o p in io n . Besides — y o u 'd closed up. who'd I have to a r gue w ith ’ " From where I alt, one of the w onderful things aboat A m e r ica Is the way people reaper« each other's opinions. F a r e s a m p le , the C o le n e l doesn 't happen to share my preference foe a flaae of heer bat he a n - deratande I have a right to feel the way I do I t ’s tolerance Hke thia that keepa oar friendship "In business?* » if sibly Ixvaiise so many of their customers pay with V. S. National checks. Or maybe it’s because of their owned. statew ide hank. And, of course, complete per sona/ satisfaction is always an important factor. You’ll lind U. S. National is “your kind of bank,” too. FK RVIVO O R K iX iN 13th day y DICK & DICK Attorneys for Plaintiffs lo st Office Address: uh A; Washington k the Dalles Oregon X n iCK TO (TtEB lToR s I'he undersigned having been appointed by the above e n t a i l to u r . Of the state of Oregon County of Sherman, as A«l- n ln i.tr.trix of the Estate ami h , " Med,er’ l e a s e d , and hating qualified, notice is «ng claims against said estate to £ 7 ™ ,h: ^ verifi- 1 a- with proper vouchers, »«h*n »U ,non,ha f ™ inx N.?? Sald ad">'n«tra. Inx Naidecn Medler, a, Waae- Sherman Counly, Oregon. . . , •’JAHJEEN m e d l e r Administratrix of the Estate ¿ . w ’ .r nE,"n n M" " * r d w a ’ « 1 >2 «' i w 1W 1 n m t //u. ^e fellow workers who have chosen Oregon's only home- f a Zir««r,| .4 < of i . »SlL'" ? nons of October 1961. TH ■ U N I T E D STATES N A T IO N A L B A N K OF FORTLAND pub“ ’h' d <*,~ JOHN T. LFW IS 'h e Halle. Oregon •Vhnney for A.lmlnlairatrlg Oetoher 6. 13, , nd
