Sherman County observer., April 18, 1930, Image 2

The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon,
Members of The 4-H Clubs “Good Old Dayt” in Rural
Life Said to be Going
Visited by State Leader ;
Municipalities Are Abusing
Tax-Exemption Privilege
Friday, April 18, 1930.
W a ll P a p e r C r a e l u .
«tmmmmimmœmmoomtttmmmnnmimnomBoomwmmmwmmnnm
Tear out a- piece of wall paper Ilka
that on the wail to patch wall paper
cracks, starch It well and use a castor
o f f to the P a s t..
So far municipal power plants have to roll Its edge* smooth. Patches cut
«»LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE’
. ! (B y Viola Hansen )
with scissor* show the edges, but torn
Coats o fff o r t i * Futur?!”
escaped
regulation and taxation ha pieces do not.
AND CROSS ROADS STORE
Miss Helen Cowgill, assistant state
applied to privately-owned com­
I
CAN’T BE FOUND
club leader, visited the 4-H dabs of
panies. There is now agitation in
Sherman county on April 10th and
the state of Washington for a tax on
K n o w the “ M u c k a w U e ” ?
11th. Miss Cowgill and Supt Rakes
The national census, now being municipally-owned tax-free business
The English named the whippoor­
spent Thursday, the 10th, in Kent completed all over the United States,
enterprises. The attorney general will from the fanciful assimilation of
where about sixteen sewing club is bringing to light many facta re­
a lengthy decision expresses the Ita cry. to those words, but the In­
members received valuable instruc­ garding Our Country that has in a
opinion that an excise or privilege tax dians called the bird the “muckawlas."
tion from her. Grass Valley had a sense been recognised by nearly every can probably be levied on city-owned
joint meeting of 25 members of the one, but at the same time these have utilities, although a property tax
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
cooking and sewing clubs.
been considered truly local instead would be unconstitutional. The Wash­ In the County Court of the State of
The rural schools 'of Harmony, of national importance.
Oregon for Sherman County.
ington Advisory Tax Commission
Wilcox and Liberty were visited and
In the Matter of the Estate of
First came news, not entirely sur­ asked for the opinion.
members of the sewing, both bachelor prising when coupled with the fore­ • Municipal ownership in Washing­ Arthur Phillips, Deceased.
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Notice is hereby given that the “un­
and the girls’ divisions, and cooking going observation, that the small ton has removed much property from
dersigned has filed in the above en­
were interviewed.
towns and hamlets of the country had
h e s t a t e rolls o r eliminated
court his final report and
Friday the Moro and Rufus schools decreased in population in the last prospective taxable property. Pro­ titled
account of his administration of said
were
visited.
In
Moro
all
of
the
R IT A IN
ten years.
ponents of the taxation of municipal estate and that Monday, the 28th day
A. W . NOILBIAD
members of the clubs met in the
Next came reports from census undertakings of a purely business of April, 1930, at the hour of 10:00
domestic science room, a group of workers that the small country stores character contend that their present a. m. of said day has been by order
about 51 boys and girls, where Mias and the so-called “cross-roads store” exemption from taxation is unfair to o f the Court appointed as the time
and the County Court Room in the
Cowgill was greeted with the song were disappearing from sight. This private citizens and . taxpayers en­ Court House at Moro, Oregon as the
“How-do-you-do.’«’ At this time Mias was followed by word of the dwind­ gaged in business. They also argue place for the hearing of the said re­
Cowgill gave a very educational talk ling in importance of the “little red that it deprives other taxation units port and account, the objections
thereto, If any, and the settlement of
on the general steps of club work, school house.”
of revenue when part of the utility the said estate.
he first step is “read;” the second
These are all a phase of changing
outside the operating unit. Cities
Dated and first published this 28th
“measure,“ and the third is “clean­ business conditions, whether agree­ invariably extend their operations in­ day of March, 1930.
R. J. Ginn, Administrator.
up.’’ Without reading, then follow' able or otherwise. While they could to other taxation units when they
Last publication April 25, -1930.
ing the instructions and finally be classed in a sense as social, anoth­ develop w ater systems or light and
W. C. Bryant, Attorney for Ad­
cleaning up, the true value of club er change also being brought to at­ power projects.
/ir GOVERNOR COMMITTEE
ministrator. *
work will never be learned. The tention of thinking persons is the one
If municipalities are to be granted
mothers (nine out of every ton) will most vital to every community in a wholesale permission to go into busi­ NOTICE OF GUARDIAN’S SALE
appreciate the “clean-up” step if the business sense. ’ This is the changing ness it is in the interest of taxpayers
OF REAL PROPERTY
W .« mw i D n u i t »
members faithfully follow it-
Mr*. G. I. F n ak el. Ckwr»««
Noitce
is hereby given that in
of
the
contact
attitude
of
banking
and
property
owners
that
the
law
M a . M. H. L u aoat. S«rr»r«r,
The bachelor sewing boys were the country over. To illustrate the provide that they should be subjected pursuance of an order of the County
— —— 209-10 Midraomah Hotel
shown the champion bachelor sewing | change that has beery and will be more to the same supervision and regula Court of the State of Oregon for
A Tv*t*r2»O 4 • PORTLAND,OREG O N
exhibits from the last stats fair. apparent as time advances, we print tory measures that' are applied to Sherman County duly given and
on the 31st day of March, 1930,
(Pai J Advi
The boys of Moro felt that the work an extract from the news of the day companies owned by private citizens made
C. L. Pepper, as guardian of the per­
was surely worthy of the prise and coming this week from a congression­ who are taxed to maintain munici­ son and estate of Mary Quackenbush,
thay hoped that some day they al committee in conference with busi­
an incompetent person, will sell, on
palities.
and after Tuesday, the 6th day of
might be able to do work as well and ness men seeking to improve the bus­
May, 1930, to the highest bidder, and
as worthy of a prise as that was.
iness of banking, which is best done
upon the terms and conditions here­
Miss Cowgill also had with her the to a large extent by the community
A close-in seven room house in inafter mentioned, at private sale,
champion sewing exhibits of the
a whole keeping a reserve of in­ Moro for rent reasonable. See A. C. subject to confirmation by said Coun­
ty Court, the following described
three divisions of sewing and some of dividual money on call at their local Thompson, Moro.
Attorney - at - Law
real property belonging to the estate
the second prise winning exhibits.
bank.
of said ward, to-wit
These exhibits are graciously loaned
An undivided one-third inter­
Lyman E. Wakefield, vice-presi
by the members and Miss Cowgill dent of the First Bank Stock corpora­
est in and to the Northeast
Quarter (NE^4), the Northeast
carries them over the entire state for tion of Minneapolis Wednesday de­
OFFICE PHONE MAIN 98
Quarter of the Northwest Quar­
several months, showing the work to scribed to the house banking commit­
ter (NE%NW*4) and the North
Moro, Oregon
several hundred club members.
west Quarter of the Southeast
tee the initiation of a group banking
Seeing how the prizq winning work
Quarter (N W U SE 14) of Sec­
system to reorganize the rural bank­
is done and, how high the standard
tion
Thirty-five (35), in Town­
QN
ing structure o f the middle west.
ship Four (4 ), South of Range
of club work is, always helps some of
The Minnesotan appeared as the Friday’ and Saturday, May 2-3.
Sixteen (16) E. W. M. in Sher­
the club members by making them second witness in the group banking
At The Dalles Hotel from 10 a. m.
man County, Qregon.
to
4
p.
m.
Evenings
by
telephone
desire to improve their work.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash
phase of the committee’s financial appointment only.
When in The Dalles
in hand upon delivery of the deed of
investigation, and supported the
TWO DAYS ONLY
said guardian. -
The advanced cooking club met at
HA VE YOUR
opinion advanced Wednesday by
Bids and offers must be in writing
No
Charge for Consultation
the club headquarters, located in the
W._ Decker, head o f the Northwest
L u n c h o r D in n e r
Mr. C. F. Redlich, the successful and left at the office of said guardian !
court house on Saturday, and it was Bank corporation, another Minne­
to-wit, No. 404 First National Bank •
expert says:
(Full Course)
decided that this club would hold its apolis group organization, that the
The “Perfect Retention Shields” Building in The Dalles, Oregon, or j
meetings every second Saturday, group system was more practical hold the rupture perfectly, no matter may be filed with the Clerk of the i
at the
what position the body assumes or County Court of the State of Oregon
starting from the 11th of April and than branch or unit banking.
how heavy a weight you lift. They for Sherman County, at any time af- >
would meet at 2 :30 to 3 :00 o’clock.
Each of the Minneapolis institu­ give instant relief, contract the ter the first publication of this notice
tions controls a group of almost 100 opening in a remarkably short time and before the making of said sale. ,J
Dated this 31st day of March,
The calf club of Moro will hold its
individual banks, created through the and strengthen the weak tissues (the 1930.
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meetings on the same Saturday as
real
cause
of
rupture)
so
that
they
exchange of stock between the unit frequently recover their previous
C. L. Pepper, Guardian of the Per­
the advanced cooking club and will
408. E. 2nd S t
banks and the holding companies.
natural retaining power, needing no son and Estate of Mary Quacken­
meet from 3:00 to 3:30 o’clock.
Asserting that the “good old days other outside support.
Stomach bush, an incompetent person.
• The Dalles, Oregon
Residence and Post Office Address:
trouble,
backache
and
constipation
in rural banking that prevailed up to
The-Dalles,
Oregon.
4ta4-25
The
bachelor
sewing
club
will
meet
often
caused
by
Rupture
promptly
Wo also serve, at usual prices,
1920 have dofinitely ended Mr disappear.
Lunch and Dinner combinations on Fridays after school at the Moro Wakefield said:
Truly remarkable and prompt re­ NOTICE OF CLOSING STREAMS
that are said by our patrons to school building, after the week end
By the creation of a group
sults have been obtained not only
equal Home Cooking.
AND LAKES
ing April 18th.
wider diversification of risk and re with recent and not fully developed
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
ruptures
but
also
with
old,
long
neg­
sources is accomplished than is pos­
That by an order duly and regularly
.» Vi m B
lected ones.
The gardening and poultry clubs
sible in a single unit,’* Wakefield
Ingenious, recently perfected de­ made by the State Game Commission
will meet on the Saturdays that testified, adding that small branch
are now holding ruptures firm­ of the state of Oregon, on the 10th
there are no advanced cooking or calf systems with members of the group vices
ly which heretofore never had been day of March, 1930, it was found and
Phone 36-J
determined that the supply of trout
club meetings.
as the parent organizations might retained.
and other fish is being, and will be,
No
elastic
belts
nor
filthy
legstraps
.. “ QUIET SERVICE“
prove advantageous in supplying
injuriously affected by permitting
All club members are urged to be bank facilities in towns too small to are used.
the same to be taken with hook and
I
guarantee
the
durability
of
my
present at all of the meetings in sustain a uqit bank.
Lady Assistants
absolutely sweat and moisture proof, line, commonly called angling, d uring
the periods of time hereinafter speci­
order that the full value of the pro­
The plan of his organization, he sanitary appliances.
fied from the streams and lakes of the
jects may be received. To attend
T5
%
of
ruptured
children
recover
explained, “provides for the reten
CRANDALL
state
of Oregon hereinafter named;
completely
through
expert
mechani­
only one meeting out of every three tion in the local community of the
therefore,
cal
treatment
according
to
statistics.
will never amount to very much when strongest possible control over the
Undertaking Company
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, That
Do not waste your money on wide­
It comes to making exhibits or try­ affairs of the Unit.
ly advertised mail order contrap­ on and after the 15th day of April,
THE DALLES, OREGON
1930, it shall be unlawful for any
ing out for the demonstrations and
“Management remains in the hands tions. You cannot fit yourself.
C. F. REDLICH, Rupture Appli­ person to angle for, take, kill or have
judging teams.
of the resident officers and local di ance Expert, Home office, 535 Boston in possession, except as hereinafter
i/u
provided, any species of trout or
rectors, the central office exercising Block, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
State Club Leader Seymour will be
other fish of any kind or species in or
its supervision through periodical re
from the following named and de­
in Sherman county again this month
porta of condition, regular examina­ NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE scribed streams and lakes of the
He ip to judge the local school fa in tions and the adoption of proven
state of Oregon, during the periods
REAL PROPERTY
of this county, hold on the 28, 29 standards.”
of time hereinafter specified, in a o
Notice
is
given
that
an
execution,
and 30th of April.
“Unquestionably the immediate decree and order of sala has been is­ cordance with the provisions of Sec­
tion 8, chapter 66, General Laws of
result of the increased security that sued out of the Circuit Court of the Oregon, 1921, as amended by Sec­
TLe Dalles' Newest and Beet
State
of
Oregon
for
Sherman
County,
group banking affords,” he added
Hostelry
C ra m p in g H e r S ty le
to be directed and dated April 14th, tion 1, chapter 275, General Laws of
May—I had a premonition some “will be the return to the local com­ 1930, in a suit therein pending Oregon, 1926, to-wit:
Centrally Located
Base, crappies, catfish, perch and
thing dreadful was going to bsppe* munities of ¿bnsiderable capital that wherein Wasco Warehouse Milling sunfish,
season April 15 to
has bean sent away in recent years Company, a corporation, was plain­ July 1 of closed
to me.
S h e rm a n C o w a ty H e a d q u a r te r s
each year.
June—And did It?
to create a highly liquid reserve. We tiff, and G. L. Hoskinson and Mae B.
Black lake and Van Patton lake,
EDW. BALL, MANAGER
May—n i say It has! My hvaband can expect that within a few years Hoskinson. husband and wife, were situated in Baker couaty, dosed until
defendants,and
in
which
proceeding
a
ha* got a month’« leave of abaencs the farm mortgage will be restored as
1, 1931. Crawfish lake, Rock
judgment was rendered in favor of July
THE DALLES. OREGON
Creek lake, Anthony lake, Grande
and he’* going to spend It at tar a liquid instrument.”
said plaintiff and against said de­ Ronde
lake, Mud lake, Duck lake.
beach with me.
fendants, and each of them, in the
lake, and Twin lakes, situated in
sum of $5000.00 with interest there­ Fish
Baker county, closed from Sepember
Office Seeking
Folks needing shoe repairing leave on from the 2nd day of October,1928,
to July 1 of each year.
“Why do you nil vise me to keep ©et work with L. R. Conlee, agent, to be at the rate of eight per cent per an­ 15 Trout
creek, situated in Clacka­
of politics?“ inquired the youug man. sent to M. L. Fritts at Grass Valley num until paid; for the further sum mas county, closed for a period of
of
$350.00
attorney
fees,
and
$17.50
“Becaoee,” answered Senator Sor­
years.
- ■ j /
costs and disbuse menta, and which ten Twin
ghum, “if you’ve
brains enough to
lakes, Lava lake, Little Lava
said
execution
commands
me
to
make
get a government J..b. you ought to
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
sale of all aqd singular the following lake, Sparks lake and tributaries,
hava enough t« «♦‘euro employ men
Notice is hereby given that the un described real property situated in situated in Deschutes county, closed
Washington at Fifth Street,
that will pny V--U » real Inc»««.'— dersigned has been appointed execu Sherman County, Oregon, to-wit:
from September 20 to May 16 of
PORTLAND. ORKCÖN*
each year. Three Creeks lake, situ­
Washington S':.-
tor of the estate of Sarah E. Landry,
V**‘>
South Half of the Southwest
ated
in. Deschutes county, closed
deceased,
by
the
County
Court
of
the
Quarter (SV4SW14), and North--
Onr usual pre-war transient
from September 20 to April 15 of
State of Oregon for Sherman County
, The average legislator thinks it
east Quarter of the Southwest
rates still prevail.
each year. East lake, Pauline lake
Quarter (N E U S W H ) of Sec­
Special Rates to permanent Guests str o k e d genius to propose a boost in and has qualified. Ail persons having
and - Paulina creek, situated in
claims against said estate are hereby
tion
Ten
(1
0
b
Southeast
Quar­
gasoline and cigarette taxes.
Deschutes county, closed from Sep­
notified to present the same, duly
ter (SE *4), and West Half of
tember 20 to May 15 of each year.
verified as by law required to the un
the Southwest Quarter (W H -
Deschutes river from Snow creek to
dersigned
at
the
office
of
W.
SW14 ), and Southeast Quarter
We can fit all kinds of people. Any Bryant at Moro, Oregon, within six
Deschutes bridge, in Deschutes coun­
of
the
Southwest
Quarter
(SE
U
•
size or weight. Crippled or deformed months from the date hereof.
ty, closed from August 1 to ■
, June 1
SW U) of Section Four (4 ),
of each year. Elk lake, situated in
feet. Wernmark’s Shoe Store, The
Dated and first published April
all in township Five (J5) South
Deschutes county, closed until May
11, 1930.
,
Julies.
of Range
Seventeen
(17)
15,1931.
Jesse N. Landry, Executor.
E. W. M.
Fish lake, situated in Jackson
Last published May 9, 1930.
Now therefore, by virtue of said
W. C. Bryant, Attorney. 5tallm 9 execution and order of sale, and in county, closed from August 15 to
April 16 of each year. Applegate
compliance with the demands of said river,
in Jackson county, from a
writ, and for the purpose op- satis­ point on
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
said river near the Apple-
fying
the
judgment
aforesaid,
and
ac­
In the County Court of the State of
gate
postoffice
to and including the
cruing costs, I will, on Tuesday, the state line between
Oregon for Sherman County.
PIANO IN STORAGE. Looks sad Is
California and ’
In the Matter of the Estate of 20th day of May, 1930, at the hour of Oregon on the Big Applegate, and j
like new. Will sacrifice for bal
ten
o’clock
in
the
forenoon
of
said
ance, $168.00. Terms $2.00 weekly. James Hedrick, Deceased«
including the headwater of the Little ‘
Notice is hereby given that the un­ day, and at the front door o f the Applegate, and to and including the i
Will discount for cash. Write Tail-'
courthouse
in
Moro,
Sherman
Coun­
man Piano Store, 396 So. 12th S t, dersigned has boon appointed admin­ ty, Oregon, sell at public auction, Carberry fork of Big Applegate,
Salem, Oregon.
3tallta26 istrator of the estate ' of James subject to redemption, to the highest closed for a period of two years.
Hodrick, deceased, by the County
South fork of the Siletz river from
UNDER THE
WE CAN fit all kinds of people. Any Court of the State o f Oregon for bidder for cash in hand, all the right, the. dam owned by the Cobb A
title,
interest
and
estate
in
and
to
the
PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF
size or weight.« Crippled or de­ Sherman County, and has qualified.
Mitchell Lumber Company, including
formed foot.
Wernmark’s Shoo All persons having claims agairfst said real property which the said de­ the mill pond above said dam in Polk
Edward G. Holt
fendants,
or
either
of
them,
had
on
Store. The Dallofe
— said estate are hereby notified to
county, closed from July 1 to April
present the same duly verified, as by the 3rd day of October, 1928, being
RATES
RELIABLE MAN about 30 years old law required to the undersigned at the date on which the mortgage 15 of each year.
Glacier lake and Prospect lake,
with bath privilege, $1. up
with car, wanted to call on farmers the office of W. C. Bryant in Moro, mentioned in said decree was record­ situated in Union county, closed un­
ed,
or
since
had
in
or
to
the
above
Outside r e o * with private bath, in Sherman county. Make $8 to $11 Oregon, within six months from the
April 15, 1933.
mentioned and described real prop­ til Wood,
lake, Lee lake, Razz lake,
$L50 up
dally.
No experience or capital date hereof.
erty,
or
any
part
thereof,
to
satisfy
Dated and first published March
Crescent
lake and Bear lake, situated
needed.
Write
today.
Furst
A
Thomas
said execution, order and decree, with in Wallowa
Spedai rates where more than two
28, 1980.
eounty, closed until
426 Third S t, Oakland, Cal.
occupy one room.
R. J. Ginn, Administrator of the interest, costa and all accruing April I t, 1933.
costa.
Estate of Jam«* Hedrick, Deceased.
Dated at Portland, Oregon, this
Let ue chow you our
WE PAT parcel post one way on all
Dated this 14th day of April, 26th
day of March, 1930.
Last publication April 25, 1980.
1930.
shoo repairing. Good quality work
OREGON STATE GAME -
W. C. Bryant, Attorney for Ad-
add leather. Joe Amor«, The Dalles,
Hugh Chrisman. Sheriff of
COMMISSION.
,
ministrstor.
opposite the port office.
5tel8m l6
County,
"Ktffc
Constructive
Progressive
D ynam ic
N O R B 1A D
April 15th
Get Your Tackle Here!
Thoughts of the Sportsman will soon turn to his
Tackle Kit, and the Planning and the Picturing in
Pleasant Anticipation the many enjoyable times to
come.
We are offering you the finest high quality flies at a
price never equaled before. We offer you sportsmen
the greatest assortment of fishing lure to choose and
pick from, at right prices.
Tackle to satisfy the most critical angler and in the
quality and price to meet his needs.' Spinners and
lures in all types at very attractive prices. It is a
pleasure to show you our entire stock, especially the
rods. No trouble to show you whether you buy or
not — we get a kick out of the game with you.
Moro Furniture & Hardware Co.
W. C. BRYANT
Rupture Shield
Expert Coming
to The Dalles
3SC
W hite R estaurant
Moro,. Oregon
Walter A May & Son
Glm.a'a AU
1 1 1 UNITED GROCERS
OF OREGON. INC.
□tore no. i l l
A Link in The United Chain of Grocers
Dealing in “Merchandise of Merit”
Comprising Mens’ Clothing and Shoes
Fresh Vegetables, Bakery, and Lunch Goods
School Books and School Supplies
C itru s
Staple and Fancy Groceries
SOAP
Citrus Granulated S o a p ,___
large size package............... 25c
Watch our Hand Bills for Friday,
-ftxZoqf o»
Saturday and Monday Specials.
Hotel Moro Barber Shop
C. V. Belknap, Proprietor
Moro, Oregon
MARCELLING
Miss Adeline Comini, Vogue Beauty Parlor
The Dalles, will be here
• TUESDAYS
For Appointment, Phone 182.
Hot Baths at Any Tiine
tzniv^namKtsrauxinzztttxtsmtiatiauaaftnoi
Bank Hotel
NEW
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