Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1922)
vk nmFnw. otcrttovto Vi-Jdnr. Anvil T.-.92? r; HINKLE FILES 1 SENATOR Tinatilla Countv Man In Kim in I'lib-ii, H'matiHa and Morrow. Politioul twists mill curves in Umu tllla county arc kuUI to k .trai,'hu-u-Iiik out, ulthouKh lui u time it is wl mittcii that some of tlie citizunK over there were more or le.-s unsettled us to the office.! they would Kcjk. 1'iunk ftloan, who expected when he wum in . Gran ie uttemluiK a taxpayer meeting H-veml weeks uko to run for the joint senutotship umi J. T. Uinkk-vxpe-i leil to run fur the house from Umatilla's west end. Ijiter they ex changed political aspii'utinnR und noil' Plonn has filed for his old seat in the house and ilinkle has fileil for joint senator including Umntlllu, Union und I.W'H row counties. IA copy of Mr. IlinldeV 'letter ad dressed to Secretaiy of Stale Kozer follows: To Sam A Kozor. Secretary of State of the State of Oreiron, and to the 'memliein of the 'R .publiiun I'uiiy und the IKIectnrs of Uniutilhi, Union un-i Morrow Counties, comprising the l'Jlh Senatorial District in the State of Oregon I, Joseph T. Ilinkle, reside at Iler mistnn, Oioicon. und my post office address is Ucrmiston, Oregon. 1 am a duly registered member of the re publican party. If nominated for the office of Senutor in the prlmury elec tion to be held within the liuh Senat niinl Distirct of the State of Oregon. the lflth day of May, Wll. I will ac cept the nomination and will not wilh diaw and If I urn elect ix I will qualify as such officer. If I am not nominated, I will not ac cept the nomination or endorsement of nnv party p'her than the one in which I am rogistorcd. If I am nominated nnd elected I will, during mv term of office, work for re duction in taxes by cutting down ex ponent and favor milluge tax for schools with no ndditional appropia tions. I will devote niv tinie to th ona"lment of fewnr and simnler law pnil have no bills or not in nuri'S of mv own In tie mv hands. I fnvor the pio'enl pliin of hivhwny n"d mnrket road construction with reduction In nverheml nnd no more bonds for the pieent. IWoi Js to be n-inted nfler my nnme on the Official ballot: "I.lvc within our ni;nns. - Ilo our best for home nnd flag." J. T. HIN'KJ.E Kcntuckian by Ilirlh. 'According to the biographical sketch of Mr. Ilinkle he in a Kuntuckian und was horn in Cumberland County. Ken tucky, Nov. 2, IHlili, and is lesccnded from the first fcnglish tolonies settl ing at Jamestown, Va. He came, to Pendleton, Oregon, in March, 1884, with his father and mother and four brothers and grew to manhood on a wheat ranch at the head of Juniper canyon in Umatilla county. He was educated in the country school at home, the old Pendleton Academy and the Willamette University nnd cngng ed in newspaper work and school teaching in Umntilln county for sev eral years. In 1897 he was admitted to the bar anil begnn the practice of Inw at Pendleton whole he continued until l!)0fl, when he moved to his ranch near Ucrmiston, where he has since resided and engaged in irrigation farming and Inw practice. He served in the legislature during the- sessions of lfll.'l-llHo and was prominent as chairman of the House Committee on Irrigation und as an able floor lender. He was married to Miss A'n. Cnoeer M flenvor. Colo., Jan. 1. 181H. Mrs. HinUn is n native daughter of Oregon nnd Is of pioneer Cooper stock of I. Inn County. They have two children. Dale, n son now liv ing in San Francisco, nnd I'Vnncos. a dnughter nov h attendant- at the Plate Nni'iial at Monmouth. Mr ami Mrs. ' Hinkl" ni'1 cith,ti,ivti hnmn For, Congress f7T .persons having claims against said coniplaint the sum of fll.S.'.fl.GO with ; Addition to the town of Cova, Oregon, estate ore hereby notified to present interest thereon from the Kith day of and running thence south 108 feet, 'them to Mid Ailmitii.itrutor or to July, 1910, at the rate of six per cent thence south 02 degrees east, 140.5 Crawford & Kakin, his attorneys, per annum, and that there be also de- feet; thence south !m 'decrees ear I within six months from Die date of creed due and owing from each and ,'1)1.5 feet; thence south 400 feet more , this notice. all of the said defendants to plaintiffs or less to the Cove Millinv Cnmnanv'n Date of first publication March 31, the further sum of Sfii:i.l2 paid wuter ditch, thence southeasterly 11)22. CRAWFORD t HAK1N, Attorneys for Administrator. Mar 01, Apr. 7-14-21-28. Mm. T. T. Cu.fiam, ot Llttlu Icock. ' Is the first woman In Arkansus to run for Congress. She has delivered nuffrago lectures In 35 stutcs of the union. C , buihleis und their ret.idetic'j in Her- miston is said to be u mo;!el of thu Iieuutiful and artistic in country home building. O'f, S.lly Suptrf.Ition. In uieilieval times chllilreii whose mothers illed lit their birth, were known as falal children, and an Men prevailed Ihnt Ihey wren; ilestlued to fume but also to early death. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Ixl I.. Snodgrass has been uppointed Admin istrator of the estate of M. K. Crip pen, 'deceased. All persons having claims against said estate uru hereby notified to present the same, properly verified, to said Administrator ut l.a Or-anrle, Oregon, on or before toix months from the date of this notice. Dated at l.a Orunde, Oregon, this 31st day of .Murch, 1922. . CRAWFORD & FIAKIN, Attorneys for Administrator. Dly Mar. 31, Apr. 7-14-21-28. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Frank Carpenter has been appointed by the County Court of Union County, Ore gon, as Administrator of the estute of Nora Carpenter, deceased. All ' -RYNOPSIR OK TIII'VANNUM. STATK MK.NT Of TUB "Reliance Life Insurance Com pany of I'ittHbiiitfh ,if puiriMirsh In thr mm.' "I l.mi.ylvnl on Hi.. :ill Uiiy ut li.-i-.'inl,i. ll'l. uwiilr lu lli liiituimir riil.iiiiiliilnr i't ll' ll of llirKi.u. puiBitmit tu Imw: Al,:u.?"!,!!"t":'!',,? $1,000,000.00 INVtlllK. k Tinul pi-ftiilum llituiuw fur tit yriiT ... .111,1. ,i.im umi n-iita . iiflvtl tluriiiK III- ur '7.47T.5a Total luu.iu H.UOH.TMM.aa IHSHlKHWilKNT.H. 'U for lOtHCN. I-IKlOWUlftKN, m 11 nun Im and nuririidvr vi,,UM I.1M.WC1I DWhlfiiui elrl tu ifiilli-yhoitl- ni rlutlUK tlif )MI IIvk1iiUb I'mIiI ull Mplttil siovk iturttiK (lit )iur ... CoiiHiiinion nnd uUitr jmU (luriitK ili t-ni Thx-n. lU-fiiHci Mini ( txltl duriiiic thr )mr Amount nl Nil u III IT rlpmVl- by plamliffH in KaUHfuttion if alonir the Hiiiil Cove Millino- f omDHnv jtax liens on the property de- water ditch to a point on the Bame sec iscribed hereinafter and prior in tion line 1108 feet south of the north right to pjailijiffs mortgage fore-1 east corner of said section 21, thence iclosed in thifc iult, with interest there- south along the section line 212 feet NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ;on from thillthjday of January, 192:4, more or less to the southeast comer I Notice Ik hereby given to all con- at the rate uf m'x per cent per annum !of the northeast quarter of northeast cerned mat letters or uununisuaiion onu me iii ter, sum ot 7.jO.OO ut- quarter of said section 21; thence west have been issued by the County Court . torney feeN nd that plaintiffs' mort-j l'!20 feet more or less to the south of Union County, Oregon, to Mattie K. guge set qn jp the complaint be jle-jwest corner of the said northeast Cook upon the estate of William B. I'reed a valid and subsisting lien upoi ' quarter of the northeast quarter of Watson, deceased, and all persons hav- the lands described in the complaint said section 21; thence north 1122 feet ing claims uguinst said estute arj , in said caua and not released there- moro or less to a point 198 feet south .hereby notified to present .the sumo. from and prior in time and right to of the northwest corner of the said Iwith proper vouchers to the said ad-the Interest of each and all the said northeast quarter of northeast quur-1 jminfstrBtrix at the office of .). I). Slat- 'defendants, for the said several sums Iter of said section 21, thence east 320 j er, her attorney. In La 'Oinnde, Ore- 'due on said mortgngc and lor taxes feet more or less to a noint 1 00f faet igon, within six months from the date paid nnd interest thereon and for at- we.it ond 198 feet south of the said of this notice. torney a fees,; that the said mortgage northeast corner of said section 21; Dated and publislie this flth day of be foreclosed and said lands be sold theme north to the north section line April, 1922. as by law provided and the proceeds; of said section 21. and thence east to MATTJE E. COOK, .'Of sale applied in satisfaction of the 'plu.ee of beginning oiong said section Administratrix. :aid sums found d ue on said mortgage lino, containing twenty acres more or Apr. fl-ia-20.27, May -4. jxl tor taxes paid and interest there-. f. a, excepting a tract of land here- . i-.li a tjiiaui-umiii-i-i i ju.i 1. 1 on anu attorney's lees and costs anditnfore released from the lien of saiJ SUMMONS disbursements of this suit nnd that all i mortgage out of the land above de-. Tn (ho Circuit Court f 'the State 0f i'r'Bht title and Interest of defendants! scribed and of which the boundary is; n Ln 1 itw VT nd each thereof in and to said land.,, as follows, to-wit: Commencing atj Oregon for Vnjoo bounty. . ta for(.vm. barrC() an(J forcc,OHe(1 to.iu ,)oint ound ns folIow to.wit. v? ?!: BIMl;wlt: Commencing at a point on thejmencing at the northeast corner of M. J. liuirey, runun, JHectlon line 970 feet west of the north-1 section 21 in Township 3 south, ot ' v"'. . . ( in! -kL-h !'"t corner of section 21 in Townshin j Range 40 east of Willamette Meridian, ! D B. fcbil., Clw teW-j mlhi 0, toB 4J of Wj n Unjon Co rm); son, C. t -Rowe wl Wary M. Row., tamette Merldlttn in Unon County,! ning thence west 870 feet; thence! Defendants. fOreeon. said Doint beine- on record south. r,4 minntea wit 9tn-R foot I m 1, IU li;.,hn.,.An rtn,l I 1AM , . . . " " , , laB.the Northwest corner of Hibliler's more or less to the south line of Hib mcnUIUtWO, lUC ,wic 'wmiuou kiw unts: You and 'each of you are 'Here by notified to be nd appear in 'thff above entitled court 'and n.iwer.in complaint therein riled nfuinut' you in the above entitled suit wttnin nux weeks from and after tbc date of the first nublieation of this ummons stated herein and you and 'each -ot ; you are hereby notified that If you fail so to appear and answer, .the plaintiff -will, -for want thereof, -apply to the court for 'the -relief 'demanded in the complaint, towlt: 'that tth&nr. be decreed doe and owing plaintiffs from each and all the defendant in this suit upon 'thfl notes set out in the bier's Addition to Cove, Oiegon, t-. the point of commencement of descrip tion of the traut excepted and released from said mortgage, n-unning thence I south 8 degrees and 10 minutes wen 371:8 feet more or less to the cove Milling Company's Ditch, thence southeasterly alomr said dit"h 400 fee;; Imore or less to a point directly south of a point on the south line of mil Hibbler'a Aildition -which is ascer tained as follow, to-wit: commencing -at the northeast corner of section 21, Township 3 south of Range 40 east of Willamette Meridian in Union Coun ty, Oregon, and running thence wc along the section line 970 feet; thenco, 'south 108 feet; thence south 1)2 de- grees east 140.5 feet and thence south' 38 degrees enst J 1.5, 'thence from th.- fiiid point on water ditch north to the aaid last above determined point, and thente northwesterly fol lowing the southline of suid Hibbler" Addition to the point of beginning. This summons Is published by or der of the Circuit Court of the Stat? of Oregon, for Union County, dated IVlnrch ;inl, 1922, directing publica tion thereof in the U Grande Kven ing Observer, a newspaper published in l.a Grande, Oregon, once each week for six consecutive weeks and notify ing defendant to nppear and answer within six weeks from the first publi cation of this summons which is and will .'ie on the 3rd day of March, 1922. j J. n. BI.ATKR, Attorney for Plaintiffs. Ply. Mar. 3-10-17-24-31. Anr. 7-14 UJ J. -JL ssasllis1idMfauiJl luif tl3.t3C.24 C0.0OM.UO 2.4H1.0U.VfcS 1UI.22U.04 STI.3Sa.flU S Ci.UIU.Wttl.Ul Tutitl ttlpffllUlturN .... A HN I-. I X. Valup uf ri-,1 ,-hu,im uwitnl liiiHrlti-t viiIih-i t lUO.OUU.iKJ VhIii uf atm'lix mill IiiiiiiI, diviittil imuikrl ur Hiiiur- llxi-d vitliirl 11.2a3.3IH).Sl Iiihiih tin luiirtKMK, uiiu rul- IkIi-1,1. rlv rr.ii.liiiu luilf. Mini pulK-y 1'nati III bunk. Mini un liHiul .Nri iiunill-i.-li-il Mild ilelrnvil pmiiluni Itili-ri.,t Mini r.-nl, Uuv Mini aturui-il -.N7.i:iHU7 Utlier ufcuelN inn) lth.77U.47 Tntul lilillltli-l nnni-tH )I7,U4U.U21.SU i.i a iii I, ri'i Mit rHorvr, IKV.4U7.K10.lll tlriH! cliillu, lur lu,,!', Ull- imiil .., si.sn7.il All ullici lluuimiei, ' 1,1116,471.20 1. 220. 740. KS UI3.71M.VO Tnlnl llHliltlfli'i,. i-ki'MihIvi. of 'Ml-ltxl aluili of f l.iitili.iiilll.$lll,Ml4.4l(t.ja llin.lnri.1, III Ortw.m fur III.. lsr. (Iitma M i-iiiiiiiii, rrriie.t ilur- lui; Hip 'ihi . 4.1.U0.47 I'r, iiiluma an. I ,11, lilmt, Ta- tur!iiil ilurlnif tlie yi-ur.... 1.077.41 t.ua-a i.itt.l iliiilnit llif jv.ir . ll.lu7.H(l Nuini- il , iiiiiihii . Hrlthni-r l.lf liiaurum-, i-iiniimiii uf I'M taluuKlt. Nitiiia of I'rf.'ililit. .IHIII.M W. Itaril. Ni.nn if h. i l t-tai'v, II. II. Num. UliiliUmV naiilinl Niiniii,.)- yr ivrvlc. Ilkll S. Luah. ruitlmia. CHATS WITH YOUR ELECTRIC -MAN Whenever an elafltrlc bill Is abnornioiiy large tbtre la al ways a -complete oiaui I nation for It, -whriii ill the. facUi and clrciimsta4ices cpnue'ttfl with the eutH -are known. . For ilusunuo, when jnu nod a sudden or nnusitul lucrease In your bill, ask Tourself: Uwt IU4i wiwtbar, been i btaiae? Has there boon slukiiesi ' in' the bouse? . aat 1 tisaj rampaay -riartas ,'f ke inHn? v . Hare the aftitaata.or ottinrs Hand wore rlectrtclty IkaH ' I am aware of? Huts auy additional elno tililly appUancm InstuUeaJ HiirlHi: tbo pild? Art there any Mhm rlitunia tiHPs or CK-i'uronces Lhat will account, for Hie' lucre" lu my bill? ' i. If you recall, no, reason come to us first (lo not to to your neighbors) and we will do our utmost to help you locate the cause. It we find that a mis take has been lands we will cheerfully correct the 'nrror. Wo are hore to surre you. E. 0. L. & P. Co. EADACHE- 7kiirfMiiflM"a iniiiisisniaainmnnw a 'You'll feel better "as" soon cs you swallow the first one. Two or three pill? usually stop all the pain. DR. MILES' ANT! -PAIN PILLS -are absolutely free from all narcotics nr.cl hubit forming drugs. They relieve without clanger and withotlt Lad after cffecls.. Ycur sells t'lcrt.. Tiirn the Corner and I Save a Dollar - ! liii 'PoyrtH 'ovor compare tlio pri?osyou nro paying JVir your groceries at other stores with ours? . rt.r$.Tii Cfcrpiipo is only 2 tu " cents on eiuli ar-ti(-dx!,V'i'' what this lncans in a month or a year. Refill onr'ads, or eonie in get neqtiainted with r n. John Deere Built It For The Fordsoo With Combination Coulters and Jointers The -Mow Willi the Sell'-adjnst in-' 1 1 itch AlH":v.i .1 ly the l-'oi'd Alotur Co. Cash Frice 117.90 Oregon Hardware and Implement Co. We Have It Phone Main 5S J. OLM . . i GROCER Quality and Service FREE DELIVERY CALL MAIN 43 Taste is a matter of tobacco quality We itite it ai 'jur hnncit l-acliet that the tobacco uicj , in Chesterfield are of tiner quality (anil hence of belter taatc) than in any other cigarette at the price. Liuttl Of Atjiri 7AW Ct, hm'L Chesterfield 'tavet ftow SO toss D to cm te 0 CIGARETTES Swifts Premium Hams for Easter Will arrive ahont next Monday. Sizes from S to 12 lbs. These will ho especially selected . for our Easter trade. Shall appreciate your early or J er. v Good Grocery Service We make our everyday performance tell the kind of service you A ut our store. Our con stant aim is to get your order to ,.ou promptly nnd to furnish you the kind of ;ods and values that will bring yon hack to this store :JW more. Our service pleast s. a host of patrons who know what good service is. If you are not buying your groceries of us. begin now. Let us show you what we can do for von.- Fresh shipments of dailv. Spring vegetables received J. G. Snodgrass 109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75 NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY. ti IL J TimeS aved PATTISON BSOTHERS a I - ' o : 0 'o S . . Q ! ...I ai aibaa aaaaaia.ajaaaiaiaiaiBa4)rv0g099' 9J I 1 . io o O o CO o0 &h$hw Is money made. An extension telephone in your place of busi ness or your residmce will sava you time and steps. Onlyanom- o inal charge is made for extension, service., O C3 0 0 O - ,-. r, o . - ,-i o o o e 0