Sherman County observer., January 30, 1931, Image 2

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The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon,
. Friday, January 30^/1931
A block of marble, on which is
Offering Incentives
I ^*e Procee<^8
^ e pensioner’s es-
carved the oldest known almanac, has
tote, if such there is, and shall be
considered a preferred claim. (7)
The future of country town life been recovered from the ruins of
Pompeii, ^destroyed in A. D. 79.
It is further provided that these pen­ depends upon the type of young peo­
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sions shall not be considered a, vested ple who are induced to settle in rural
\
C. E. Denman, member of the Fed­
Owners of Portland and Salem
right in the petitioner. (8) The fund communities. If most of the bright
Tk« Dalles’ N e w e s t end Beet
Herbert Edwards, 82, and his wife,
eral Farm Board, was tq be the princi­ Oregon State Grange News Service I f or payment of said pensions shall be young people for the next ten years
Piggly - Wiggly Markets
Hostelry
76, who had often expressed the wish
pal visiting speaker for the Oregon
provided
by
the
respective
counties
shall
hie
themselves
away
to
the
cities
January 26, 1931
not to outlive each other, died less
128 Front Street, Portland, Ore
Cooperative còuncil meeting in Sa­
Centrally Located
(9) No old age pension shall be grant­ then country town life will drag.
than an hour apart at Sheerness,
i \
lem, January 27 and 28, according to
But if you can persuade a fair England.
ed to any person owning property of
Skermea Coanty Headquarters
,
Ship
u>
Your
Turkeys,
G O Gatlin, extension marketing
value in excess of $3000.00, or if proportion of the cl&Ver and capable
M a rk e t R oad T a x
economist of Oregon State college,
EDW. BALL, MANAGER
married and not separated from hus­ young folks to remain in the coun­
Ducks, Geese, Capons,
CITATION
A measure introduced by Senator band or wife, if the value of his or try, then rural institutions are go­
and secretary-treasurer of the organi­
-T H E DALLES, OREGON
Hens^ Roasters, etc.
Kiddl* seeks repeal of the one- her property together with that of ing ahead at a far more rapid rate In the County-Court of the State of
sation.
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Oregon for Shfirman County.
Measures affecting coopérative mar­ mill market road tax and sub­ such husband or wife exceeds $3000. than ever before. Scientific know­
In the Matter <rf the Estate of
Write ns for prices
keting in the state to be brought up stitute for it a portion of the (10) A report of the county court ledge, modern equipment, and com­ James Hedrick, deceased.
and other information
To: Tyler Hedrick and Earl Hed­
during the present legislative session gasoline tax. Its object is to re­ in regard to these pensions shall be munity spirit place gerat dpportun
will play an important part in the duce taxes on real property to the made annually to the, state board of ities in the jfeach of a rural com­ rick, heir at law of James Hedrick,
Reference: U.S. NatTBank, First
and all unknown heirs of
work of this organization, which rep­ exttnt of two mills on the dollar as­ control. (11) Any income received munity, if i f has the leadership to en­ deceased,
Nat’l Bank, Portland; and Salem
the said James Hedrick, deceased, and
resents 40 Oregon organizations, with sessed valuation or over $1,000,000 by any pensioner shall be subtracted courage it to move on.
to all persons interested in the estate
U. S. Nat’l Bank.
thousands of producer members and on real estate (the county matches from the maximum $30.00 per month
One of the most helpful things of said deceased, Greeting:
In the Name of the State of Ore­
millions of dollars worth of annual the one mill state levy for market allowed. (12) The county courts ever done to induce bright young
Washington at Fifth Street,
gon, You, and each of you, are hereby
business.
roads.)
are designated as old age pension folks to stoy in the country, has cited and required to appear in the
PORTLAND, OREGON
Provision is made in this bill for commissions charged with the super been the movement to form boys’ County Court of the State of Oregon
’ Among the other “speakers were
William A. Schoenfeld, regional rep­ the allocation of an amount of money vision and control of granting and and-girls’ clubs for agricultural en­ for Sherman County at the February
When in The Dalles
Our usual pre-war transient
of-said Court, at the courtroom
resentative of the Federal Farm from the general highway fund equal paying said pensions.
rates still prevail.
terprises and home production. The term
thereof in the County Courthouse in
HAVE YOUR
Board, W. G. Ide, m a t t e r of the to the amount of the one mill tax
boy who is working in some activity Moro, in Sherman County, Oregon, Special Rates to permanent Guests
F ree T ext Book»
state chamber of- commerce,' J. H. repealed-,- to the market road fund.
like a corn or pig club, the girl wjio on Tuesday the 10th day of February,
Lunch or Dinner
Tull, extension marketing socialist Coiinty courts would be granted the
The much talked of bill providing has joined a garden or canning club, 1931, at ten o’clock in the forenoon
(Full Course)
of O. S. C., R. A. Ward, man ger of application of this allocated fund to textbooks for free use of all pupils has been given an incentive for am­ of said day, which said date is a date
not less than twenty-eight days from
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______ the public elementary and
the
Pacific Cooperative
Woulgi ov ers, market roads under their jurisdic _ attending
at the
the date of the first publication of
and Dr. Hector Macpherson, member tion ¡n t^e samc manner as at present. I
8ChOols of Oregon has made its bition.
If such a boy had lived 20 years this citation, which said first date of
of the legislature, who has been w’ork-j According to the state budget re- appearance ¡n the house. Names of
ago, no such incentive would prob­ this citation is January 9th, 1931,
ing with the Portland chamber of i port submitted to the legislature the I g ^ een representatives and • eleven
ably have been offered him. His and then and there to show cause,
commerce on a proposed state depart-1 highway commission is credited with I sena^org give it an initial momentum
if any there be, why an order should
father might have kept him on the not be made as prayed for in the
ment of agriculture for Oregon. 1 j 2gt000,000 fund for use during the aaWom the jot of other measures.
farm through parental authority un­ verified petition of R. J. Ginn, ad­
Governor Julius L. Meier was also current biennium and of this huge |
jt
provjde<j that boards of direc
4 0 8 13. 2nd St.
til he became of age. But he would ministrator of the estate of James
present for the opening session.
| RUm $13,000,000 is for capital out lay tors shall set aside in, its annuakbud
probably be dreaming all the time of Hedrick, deceased, namely, for an
T h e D alle», O regon
including new projects. Consequent­ get a sum aggregating not less than making money in some distant city. order of this court authorizing the
said
R.
J.
Ginn,
as
administra­
ly, there is current feeling that this $1.30 per child attending said schools When he was his own master, he
We nlso serve, at usual prices,
tor of the estate of the said
body should not oppose this measure. in their respective districts. Thfe Sum
Lunch and Dinner combinations
would1* be likely to follow the path James Hedrick, deceased, to sell
that are said by our patrons to
shall be used by those boards ifi the illuminated by the light of golden at private sale the real property
O ld A g e Pen sion »
equal Home Cooking.
initial purchase of text books for the dreams which very often have proved belonging to the estate of said de­
ceased
and
as
described
in
said
peti­
free
use
of
said
pupils,
and,
later
foy
As a result of agitation covering
UNDER THE
illusory.
FOR SALE— Week old calves, $6 to
tion, for the purpose of paying the
When you get these young folks charges and evpenses of the admin­ PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF
$8; weaner and feeder pigs, $5 to ! several years in Oregon an old age replacements of worn-out text books
of the estate of the said de­
$8; phone 412 Moro.
3t-j9-£3 ’ pension bill has appeared in the additional text books and to provide to join a club which is competing istration
Edward C. Holt
I house legislative hopper. It has back for the care of these state owned for success in some form of rural in­ ceased and the claims filed, and al­
People who use the ad­
lowed against the same, which said
of
it
the
indorsement
of
Goveror
books.
RATES
dustry, you have given them a worthy real property is described as follows:
RELIABLE MAN WANTED to run
vertising columns of the
Text books for use in districts of aim which incites their ambition.
Room with bath privilege, $1. up
Commencing at a point 38 rods due
McNess business in Sherman coun­ Meier who recommended such law in
the
first
class
may
be
purchased
by
west
of
the
Southeast
corner
of
the
his
inaugural
address.
Outside room with private bath,
Sherman County Obser­
Competion with others whets their
ty. Wonderful opportunity. Make
Provisions of this'proposed law in­ the directors thereof from publishers desire to be winners. Much of the Northwest quarter of the Southeast
$1.50 up
$8 to $20 daily., No experience or
ver
invariably say that
quarter of , Section Eighteen (18)
Special rates where more than two
capital needed. Write today. FURST clude: (1) An applicant for pension from dealers or through the state attention that otherwise would go in­ in Township One (1) South of Range
they get the very best
& THOMAS, Dept. F, 426 Third St., must be at least sixty-five years of board of education. For districts of to visionary dreaming, will thus go Seventeen (17), East of the Willam­ persons occupy one room.
the
second
or
third
class
text
book?
age.
(2)
A
resident
of
this
state
ette
Meridian
running
thence
due
Let
us
show
you
our
into
good
work,
and
the
boy
or
girl
Oakland, Calif.
of results.
Accommodations
for ten years and a resident of ffthe shall be purchased through thq state will be started on the path that leads South 10 rods; thence due West to
the
right
of
way
of
the
Columbia
GOOD USED 60 Caterpillar tracks, United States fifteen years. (3) board of education. Directors of dis­ toward successful country life.
Southern Railway Company’s line as
Cheap, A. B. Loud, Eugene, Ore. There must be no income direct or in­ tricts are empowered to receive do­
now established; thence along said
SUMMONS
direct from property. (4) The sum nations of text books from other
right of way on the Southeasternly
In the Circuit Court of the State side to a point in the line between the
WE PAY parcel post one way on all allowed shall not exceed $30.00 per school districts or may sell to other
of Oregon for Sherman County.
South and the North one-half of the
shoe repairing. Good quality work month. (5) N6 pension can be as­ districts in the state text books owned Harvey Ferrell, Plaintiff,
Southeast quarter of Section Eighteen
signed,
attached
or
be
taken
for
by
them
or
to
exchange
them
for
and leather. Joe Amore, The Dalles,
vs.
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(18); thence due east to the point of j
Charles Wickersham, Defendant. T* beinning, all of said land being in the
next door Pacific Power & Light Co., benefit of creditors. (6) It is also other text books.
To: Charles Wickersham, defendant South half of the Southeast quarter;
provided that upon death of petitioner
All text books purchased under
opposite City Hall, The Dalles.
IT IS QUICKER AND MORE CONVENIENT
or the last survivor of a married provisions of this act shall remain the having or claiming to have any in­ of said Section Eighteen (18) in'
in and to the real property as Sherman County, State of Oregon. i
WE CAN fit all kinds of people. Any couple the total amount of pension property of the district and shall be terest
above named, and to all other persons
Also commencing 264 feet West of
Daily Deliveries
Storage for Small Lots
aize or weight.
Crippled or de­ granted, plus five per cent interest, labeled as its property.
described in plaintiff’s complaint and the Southeast corner of the Northwest i
formed feet-
Wernmark’s Shoe
hereinafter set forth:
The superintendent of public in­
shall be deducted and allowed from
quarter of the Southeast quarter of i
Freight accepted for all points in
Store, The Dalles.
In the Name of the State of Ore­ Sectiorr Eighteen (18), Township One
struction shall, with the approval of
gon: You and each of you, are hereby (1) South, Range Seventeen (17),
Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and California
the state board of education, promul­ required to appear and answer the East
of the Willamette Meridian;
gate general rules governing the free complaint filed by plaintiff with thence running due North 19 rods;
use of text books in districts of the the clerk of the above entitled court thence in Southerly direction and par­
O regon
second and third class. Boards of within four weeks from the date of allel with the right of way of the
the first publication of this summons Columbia Southern Railway Com­
districts of the first class make ruler as
LOCAL AGENTS
hereinafter stated, and if you fail pany’s main line to a point on the line
and regulations regarding free use in to so appear and answer said com­ between the South and North half of
FOR THE
plaint or otherwise appear or plead the Southeast quarter of said Sec­
their own districts.
.
Notify Bucholtz Confectionery for all local pick-ups
Current expression heard indicate; in the above entitled proceeding, for tion Eighteen (18); thence due East
want thereof plaintiff will apply to along said line to the point of begin­
that this act will be approved at this the
court for the relief as prayed for ning, the intention being to convey
legislative session.
in plaintiff’s complaint, namely, for all of that certain piece or parcel of
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a decree of said court decreeing that land triangular in shape on the East soooocoocoocooooocoo^oooocooccoocccooocoosooooocoocoo
M e a t T a g s a n d L ic e n s e
plaintiff is the absolute owner in fee side of said railway, and adjacent to
(1) Condemnation of the 1929 simple of all and every part of said and lying on the West side of McKin­
law governing the transportation and real property situated in Sherman ley street in Thompson’s Addition to
county, Oregon, and described as the the city of Moro, except a strip two-
sale of meat by farmer producers if Southwest Quarter of Section Nine rods wide along the side of said Col­
reflected in senate bill number 40 (9) in Township One (1) North of umbia Southern Railway’s main line,
BY AUTO AND VISIT THE DALLES
sponsored by Senators Bennett and Range Nineteen (19) East of the said strip being reserved for the use
Willamette
Meridian;
that
plaintiff
be
as a private lane or road to connect
Brown. Under the new law farmers
Jecreed to be the sole owner of said the South half of the Southeast
and other bonafide producers may property and to hold the same free quarter
of said Section Eighteen (18)
kill, transport and sell food animal? and clear of any right, title or inter­ with said McKinley Street and to be
and food animal carcasses including est on the part of the defendant, forever set apart and dedicated for
In the concrete, fully equipped, roomy garage of
poultry without tag or license. Bona Charles Wickersham and all persons the use and convenience of the owner
Walther-Williams Company. Competent workmen
by, through or under him, or owners or occupants of said tract
fide meat dealers may do likewise claiming
and free and clear of any claim or in­ and the owner or owners or occupants
always ready to help you in any way they can
unhampered by delays and red tape'. terest on the part of any other person of said triangular piece or parcel of
at least expense to you. For any service render­
Itinerant meat peddlars are required, or persons whomsoever, and for such land; also the following tract com­
ed the charge will always be reasonable.
under this act, to obtain tags and other and further relief as to the mencing 264 feet West of the South­
court may seem equitable and just.
east corner of the Northwest quarter,
license in order to ply their trade.
This summons is served upon you of the Southeast quarter of Section^
By bonafide meat dealers is meant by publication thereof for a period of Eighteen, running thence due South
persons, firms or corporations main­ four consecutive weeks in the Sher­ 10 rods; thence due West 20 rods;
TJbe » e r F o r d h a s m o r e th a n
taining a regular place or places of man County Observer, a newspaper thence due North 10 rods; thence
THE DALLES,
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OREGON.
business.
Bonafide producers means of general circulation, published due East 20 rods; to the place of be­
tw e n ty b a l l a n d r o l l e r b e a r in g s
ginning, all being in the South half
weekly
at
Moro
in
Sherman
county,
those who actually'produce the food Oregon, by order of the Honorable of the Southeast quarter of Section
animals or food animal carcasses.
D.R.Parker, judge of the above enti Eighteen (18) in Township One (1)
EVIDENCE of the high quality built into the new Ford
(2) House bill number 4 by Tomp tied court, made and dated »the 23d South of Range Seventeen (17) East
Is the extensive use of ball and roller bearings. There
king and Chindgren provided that in d a /o f January, 1931. And the date of of the Willamette Meridian, County
StWte aforesaid, containing one
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are more than twenty in all — an unusually large num­
the transportation and sale of food the first publication of this summons and
and one-fourth acres more or less.
is January'30, 1931.
animals or food animal carcasses the
ber. Each bearing is adequate in size and carefully
Witness,
the
Honorable
Geo.
A.
W. C. Bryant.
producer and seller shall make use of
Residence and Post Office Address Potter, Judge of the said County
selected fo r the work it has to do.
Court, with the seal of said Court
Moro, Oregon. .
identification tags but need not ob
At some points in the Ford chassis you will find ball
affixed this 7th day of January, 1931.
C. L. Pepper.
tain license for transportation or
G. C. AKERS,
Residence and Post Office Address
bearings. At others, roller bearings are used regardless
sale.
The Dalles, Oregon.
4t-j30f20 Clerk of the County Court of Sher­
o f their higher cost. The deciding factor is the per­
man County, Oregon.
4t-j9-30
Attorneys for plaintiff
Sale» T a x
formance o f the car. -
Have you ever noticed how completely the
T
It is expected that Representative
The extensive use o f ball and roller bearings in the
news columns of this paper covers all of
Lonergan will with others introduce
new Ford insures smoother operation, saves gasoline,
a sales tax law at this session of the
the various sections of this community. It
increases speed and power, gives quicker pick-up, de­
legislature. Its purpose will be to
reflects in condensed form all of the social
raise approximately $2,500,000 thru
creases noise, and givea^reater reliability and longer life
taxes levied on retail sales of mer­
and business activities which have trans­
to vital moving parts.
chandise. The result it is pointed out
Other outstanding features that make the new Ford
pired during the week. If you have a
would be reduction in the amount of
a value far above the price are the Triplex shatter-proof
taxes now levied upon real estate
neighbor who is not subscribing, you will
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glass windshield, silent, fully enclosed four-wheel brakes,
Such bill was introduced at the last
do him a favor to tell him about it. And
session of the legislature but received
four Houdaille double-acting hydraulic shock absorb­
we will thank you for your interest.
scant consideration.
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ers, aluminum pistons, chrome silicon alloy valves,
P ro p o s e d U t i l i t y D is tric t»
three-quarter floating rear axle, Rustless Steel, the ex­
tensive use o f fine steel forgings, and unusual accuracy
The Peoples Utilities Districts bill
—the grange measure whose aim is to
in m an u factu rin g.
make effective the constitutional a-
mendment passed at the last election
Tur New F ord
IS
and which make possible the forma
Sherman County’s Leading Newspaper
T o w n S edan
tion of districts for the purpose of
hydro-electric power development
reached the senate desk on Thursday
afternoon. Its arrival caused a ripple
of excitement in even this august
governmental assemblage.
Attached to this bill as sponsors
are the names of senators Bailey
Brown, Burke, Wheeler and repre
sentatives Gill, Tompkins, Johnson
McPhillips, Lawrence, Swift and
i)
Howard.
It has the favor also of the Meier
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P IIC B S
administration and forms ohe of the
important links in the hydro-electric
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power program. •
pgrywi Board M an to Speak
to Oregon Co-op Council
UlAnif AP
WIIKIL Ul
REVIEW OF
OREGON LEGISLATURE
Bank Hotel
IL & K. Produce Co
NEW
PERKINS HOTEL
35C
W hite R estaurant
( WANT
ADS
SHIP BY TRUCK
as
Bucholtz Confectionery
FORD
SM OOTH N ESS
GILPIN TRUCK LINE
W H E N YOU T R A V E L
STO R E
YOUR
CAR
WALTHER-WILLIAMS GARAGE
A Home Paper
That Carries All The Home News
It’s easy to
telephone to
another city
*135 to »66 0
Muscle Shoals might make nitrates
but to make night rates to electric
consumers, with no distribution sys­
tem, is another matter.
—and service
fast and clear.
Just ask for the
place and num­
ber you w a n t
—usually you
won’t even have
to hang up.
foierman (?ounty Q bserver
•r
“WANT” ad in T he .M oro
O bserver will reach more
people in Sherman County than
by any other medium available.
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