Monday, August 11, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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(PLASSIFIED ADQl
' The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties ; j "N
WANTED
WANT TO BUY Model A Ford Tudor.
Cash. H. E. Skaln, 1407-Bi:i strost.
' 8-11-tr.
WANTED Woman with Infant to
take charge ol home. Write box 12.
Observer.
8-11-2 tp
WANTED-To trnue mod. 6-rm house
and 2 lots on paved street for large
house close In suitable for roomers.
Call 222-J. 8-8-6 tp.
ANTEDacncral housework, 112
2 lid. Ph. 197-R. 8-8-4 tp
MAN AND WIPE want work on ranch.
Permanent. T. J. Burke, 203 W.
8-7-6 tp
A JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL girl wants
work In home. Call Farmers 288.
, - 8-S-12 tp.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Modern 5 room house,
gnrage, near normal. Priced right,
cisy terms. Cull-m 505-7th ave.
vi 8-11-2 tp
FOR SALE One cush regiBter, one
roll top desk, ona Todd check pro
tector, one Chcckometer, letter
files. 25c ca.. one crease cart, lor
service station, use. One Oliver type
writer, good condition, $10.00; one
Smith Premier, good condition,
$10.00. AU makes ftype writers both
portable and stand aid.
Call and see my new store, please.
' . E. Ciuckey .
Phone 393-W, 409 -Depot St., opp.
Pennoy store. 8-9-3 t
FOR SALE OR TRADE Two Holstein
bulls, FarmerB 24 X; 8-11-2 tp
FOR SALE Sweet com for canning.
91 ner sack. Transparent and Astra-
kan apples. 1 ml. north of Imbler,
W. P. Rollins. ,-,- ; . 8-11-2 t.
FOR SALE G-room .house, 157-M.
8-9-3 t
Furniture ' '
For Sale .,
$226.00 overstuffed rnohair daven
port $85.03: $137.50 wool Wilton
rug, $50; dining room set, bed
room set, occasional chairs, etc.,
must sell at once at a real sacri
fice. 0-0-2 t.
1908'o 3rd St.
WUBMSBBXk ,
FOR SALE 18.", dry -pine wood. $8
per cord dollvcred.. Leave orders at
Observer.- of fice i' ; v 8-8-3 tp
CALL 854-J for canning tomatoco.
onions and potatoes.. Frch supply:.""
now. 2112 Third ' sf. " ' 8-7-tf. i ' '
FOR SALE 10 head Jersey cows. All
young and milking, Dwlght flesh--num.
Phi Fa'rm."45: V, ! 8-6-tf.
FOR SALE 10 . acres, water right,
modern buildings, 4 acres young
orchard, 30 'old cherry trees. Team
and new Implements go. with place.
See owner for price and terms. C.
E. Gump, phone 4U8-J. 7-24-1 m.
FOR SALE Sick and accident Insur
ance, S10.00 per: year. Frank Hop
kins, 2101 Fir. Ph. 340-J. 7-24-1 mp
Automobiles
1920 ESSEX IMPERIAL SEDAN
, Finished In blue .Duco, car has
never been wrecked and has live
practically new tires, mohair up
holstery. Karl-Keen trunk and
many extras priced below Blue
Book, $485.00.
1923 FORD SEDAN Here Is a low
priced car that will give many
economical miles of transportation.
General appearance and motDr good.
Priced $90.00.
irinn IrltDAI Tf TTH rZS Vrnmn I
wieiibiun. Hc '
dorfui shape, cood cab and a ilat
rack. Easy terms. Come In and scu
it, $445.00.
1926 FORD TOURING Good paint
and a real top. good rubber and
motor in A-l shnpo. 1 15.00.
LARISON CHEVROLET CO.
, -a 8-11-tf.
1928 PONTIAC 6 OOUPE Finished in
black Duco, all new Kelly Spring
field tires. Perfect mechanical cou
dltlon, 1031 license, $475.00.
19211 WHIPPET COACH -- All new
. tires, perfect mechanical condition,
1931 license, $375.00.
1928 CWEV. COUPE Now tires, new
battprv, . Duco paint, 1031 license,
$200.00.
Professional
Directory
Physicians & Surgeons
A. 'It RICHARDSON, M. D. .
PhyslclRn'and Burgeon
'Office' over" Glass Drugs
Offlce'phone, 21-16 Res. M-D6
I.EK II. ItOliVY, M. P.
LEW A WILKES, SI. D.
Practice limited to diseases of
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
New Foley . Telephone
Building Main It
Astrologer
irs. micnnRiCK iiamies
SOI N, AVE.
Headings Dally.
Readings by Mall a Specialty
U. S. L. Batteries
Tour oU battery and 56.8!
puts a new one In your car.
Burgess Battery and
Electric
a fclocltf east Of TJ. P.
Observer
Want Ad
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to the line.)
Per line, 1st Insertion -lOo
utlve Insertion
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Minimum charge on one
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2 lines, per month .,
3 It nee, per month ..-
4 lines. Der month
..13.50
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5 lines. Der month 14.76
Each additional line ovor five
charged at 60o per line per
month. ,
CASH IN ADVANCE Is re
quired on all Classified-orders to
earn ttiese rates. Higher rate
charged on all credit insertions.
' Copy for all Classified orders
muit be In this office by 10 A.
M. DAY OF INSERTION. Sup
orders on ad Inserted until fur
ther notice must be received by
the same hojr or extra insertion
will bo charged.
Telephone orders solicited.
Cash rates may be earned on
phone orders by payment on or
before uate of last Insertion.
PHONE MAIN 600
"An Observer Want Ad
Will Vo It" .
1029 FORD AA TRUCK Closed cab,
Dual high transmission, good rub
ber, 1931 license, $425.00. ,
1923 FORD MODEL T ROADSTER
This Is Just the car for your fall
, hunting and fishing trips, has ex
tra gear, license, $4u.0Q.
PERKINS' MOTOR CO. '
8-11-lt.
FOR RENT
HOUSE FOR RENT
2102 Cove.
-Henry Bel!mer,
. 8-11-S tp
FOR RENT Complotcly furnished 5
room modern house, elec. -range,
three blocks from grude school. Call
at 1703-X avo., or phone 194-W.
8-9-tf.
FOR RENT Unfurn. mod. clean
house. Close In, 145-W. 8-9-2 t.
FOR RENT 2-rm. partly furn. house.
Cheap. -,Inq. Berger's grocery.
. 8-9-2 t.
FOR RENT 2 furn.
rooms. Ph. 398-R.'
housekoaplng
. . 8-0-tf.
FOR RENT Three rm. furn.' house
with garago,.(20. No children,. 1514
R.ave. CalL after 5 evenings.; ;
' ' ''' ... 8-8-3 ;tj
poR BENT ,HoU60, close in.' 2109-
8-8-3 t
FbR RENT Furnished Apt.', 1809
Adams Ave. t .1 . 8-ltf
FOR RENT Cool, mod. rooms. Day,
week -or month prices.. Reasonable.
1408 Wash. Ave. 7-23-1 iu.
FOR RENT Nice cool modern apart
- rhent, 2 beds, Frlgldaire, . Land is
Court. 7-21-tC
FOR RENT Rms. over SUverthorn
Wright Drug store. 7-10-tr
FOR RENT Mod. garage.
Ph. 245-J.
7-3 -tf.
FOR RENT Furn, houses unci
apta., with baths, clean, quiet.
:cw rat:s. Adults. 1810 Gicen
wood. 6-10-1 m.
MISCELLANEOUS
WHEN THINKING of an auction sale
t'tii Cove farmers 9X1 or see Jay
Brcshears (auctioneer). Graduate
Amer. Auction ccl.ege, -Los Angeles.
fl.l 1 -fl I n
NOTICE Swimming pool at Medical
, . ... . . ' . ....... ,
Springs will be closed today and
tomorrow. Opened again Wednes
day. 8-11-lt
BUILDING AND REMODELING work
done right on time. Flans anu
rates without obligation. Call Main
86. E. Austin. . 7-28-lmp
EASTERN OREGON School of Music,
violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O.
F. temple, 447-J. 6-9-1 m.
LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up
holstorlng & Rug Cleaning Works.
Phono 424-W. Chas. Edwards, prop,
n 12-1-lm
MONEY TO LOAN We are represen
tatives for the Prudential imuf
ance Co., and can make farm oi
city loans at attractive rates of In
terest. Clias. H. Reynolds, insurance,
loans and bonds.
ROOFINO WORK Repair work or
any kind of a new roof. Call Chas.
Hildcbrand. 620-W. 3-6-1 mp.
MONEY TO LOAN on Improved city
property, straight lnans on install
ment plan. Lowest rates. United
States Investment Co. Ph. Main 33.
8-16-1 m.
ABSOLUTE serenity charac
terizes our service. Every
thing Is dons with quiet effi
ciency and no detail is permit
ted to escape our Attention.
- You can depend upon us.
We Understand
Snodgrass
& Zimmerman
Main 62
LOST
LOST Small metal tool box and tools
bet. Jeff, and Monroe on Green
wood. Return to Observer. Reward.
8-11-1 tp.
STRAYED From Hot Lake 1 . light
Jersey cow age about 9 yrs. I ed
cow half Jersey, 1 2-yr.-old red
heifer, half Jersey. AU raised near
Stanfleld. Ploa3o notify Hot Lake
sanatorium any Information con
- cerntng whereabouts. Suitable re
ward. 8-4-t f.
O. S.C. Men At
Union, Viewing
Experiment Farm
Ily Mrs. L. Z. Terrnll
(Observer Correspondent)
UNION (-Special) John C. Burt
nci, agricultural press editor, and
Charles D. Byrne, head of the depart
ment of Industrial Journalism at O
8. C, made an Inspection tour of the
E. O. experiment farm on Wednes
day taking special interest In some
of the stocic projects there. From
here they went to Burns to attend
a reclamation meeting to be held at
the experiment station ta that place.
At tho close of the Sunday school
lessons at the Methodist church last
Sunday the Rev, R. C. Lee presented
d beautiful copy of "Lincoln' by the
English author. Lord Cham wood, to
Sam Haynes for his many years of
devatlon to Sunday school and
church work. The occasion was his
90th birthday.
Tho Camp Fire girls who are camp
ing this week at the Jerry Thompson
place with their leader. Miss Susan
Chad wick arc Lcthn Watts, Lucia
Basse tt, Pauline Miller, Bernlcc Jones,
Wanda Ackley, Zora- Vaughn, Stolla
Wlnterton, Vcrle Van Houscn, Ruth
Rode and Marie McMasters.
Mi', and Mrs. Ralph Smith and son
Gene are vacationing this week In
Portland and coast cities.
George Wlnshlp has contracts to
install lighting and heating systems
lr. the farm homes of Jlmmle Mills
at Cove, Mose Cock roll In High val
ley and Walter Vogel In this valley.
T. D. Smith made a thip to Good
ing on Tuesday ior his daughter,
Jane, and returned the same day, a
drive of over 600 miles. Uc started
in tho wee small hours and came in
after dark. 1
Mi"; and Mrs. Frank Conner drove
to Seattle; Portland and McMlnn
villo the past week. Mr. Conner re
turned homo Thursday but Mrs. Con
ner will remain for sometime at Mc-
Minnvllle:-. Malcolm expects to: go
down, with Claude Busicic. ;
Miss Glmnvel. of. Hell. 1 Ore.,
graduate of the Eastern Oregon- Nor
mal, has been elected to teach, V the
lllth grade. She will take the place
of Miss Susan Chadwlck who resigned
U attend the Willamette university
this fall.
The Epworth League "Tour'
brought out a good crowd and not-
ted them a few dollars to add to their
treasury. They enjoyed a social hour
afterwards.
Miss Lucllc Taylor came from
Lewlston Friday night for a week
end visit with her mother, Mrs,
Elizabeth Taylor and her sisters. Miss
Chloo-Taylor and Mrs. w. w. Stev
ens. Miss Chloe Taylor will leave
for Seattle after a two weeks visit
hero. 1 "-
Mrs, Dan Hall and daughter, Stel
lina. returned this week from a five
weeks visit In Alberta.
Mrs. Birge Clark and two sons, of
Palo Alto, who havo been visiting at
tho home of Mrs. Bell Wright, left
Friday evening for Spokane. They
will visit at the homo of Mrs. Ine
Herbst beforo returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Sturgill arrived
from Portland Tuesday and are vis
iting at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Sturgill.
Miss Maggie Bell who has been In
Portland since September returned
to Union on Tuesday with the Inten
tion of buying a small home and
making this her permanent resi
dence. The Wilson families, of Imbler, had
r. reunion at the tennis courts Tues
day evening with Ray. Lyle and Cllve
Wilson and their families and Mrs.
S'CORCHY SMITH
GLORIA
u,,'!'.S',i?!T. Wf'-BUT I DON'T THINKS fVOU Mit?-WAL,I MT W 5CORCHV OAMvl -T.ltl
ffl HtBE TOK JIM t -THIS IV Wfc'RE CLEAR Yt! Maves MWAY5 LOOKIM' rltP-TROUOU BOV AVIATOR -1 Ttu Y
J.ISTHC CREEK CORK . M You DON T KNOW TMftT BUT PETE FARGO AIN'T .. ( YOU PETE 1'lWPOR. Ji
gV-AINTIT? PELLER ON TO' BUICK HOKE SIDE-riTEPPIM' MCIBODYH fit GlVIM' uc'1 2-lfiSf
!rS r-nilrtCf 1 TeLLV0U'TE'I'M WUO S "WIS WOIIDCRCUL ftri,-.--,--.' Bt MtlfWM
GLOPIA IS IN FeANCE
SHE WAS JUST LANDED, AND
WITH HE12 TAf?TV IS GETTING
f?EADY -Co take the train
TO -PA12IS.
OH THE STEAMER SHE VAS
INTRODUCED To COUNT I5E
S13ESE (OU-ED "BREEZY-;;
AND SHE HAS JUST HAD Tf
5UPPRISE OF HE? YOON&
LIFE VHEN, UPON LANDING,
SHE 'FINDS TOM WAITING To
GREET HER.' HE HAD
SAILED -FJ?OM MEW YofcV AT
SUE ViD, ON A TASTE-R
Boat; .
Burncttio Wilson, all of Imbler;
Clayton Wilson and his family, from
Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Fox,
of Union. They Indulged In some
lively games of tennis.
Howard Hudson, who had been
suffering from an abscess in his hip.
was taken tto Hot Lake for medical
attention on Wednesday.
MENCKEN ENGAGED TO WRITER
Associated 're as t'ltuto
Henry L. Mencken of Baltimore, author, critic and editor of tho
American Mercury, who has been known as almost a professional
bachelor, will marry Sara Powell Haardt, writer for popular magazines.
Trademark Registered
U. S. Potent Office
Trademark Hcgtiitorcd
U. S. Patent Office
(HOW
TOM, THIS IS
COUNT E BWEET2.Y;
A -pftlEND OF frtONSlEUR
POITOU'S. COUNT.
THIS IS MY"
FRIEND. MP.
HASTINGS.
ANOTHER GIFT FOR THE BABY
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Underwood and
Mi, and Mrs. Ernest Hcnkcr and fam
ily, of Aberdeen, havo been visiting
lor tlio past three weeks in the val
ley at the homes of Win. Hawkins,
Walter Vogel and Mrs. S. V. Snedc
kcr. They plan to spend another
week here. . : , .
s. I. Benson. Mrs, Elizabeth Tay-
AND MAYBE
ARE )
AM DEE-LIGHT To
MEEi: MR. 'ASTEENG.
F YOU" WILL "PARDON,
I MUS' LOOK AFTKR MY
BAGGAGE. - I
Will see YOU
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lor, Miss Chloo Taylor and Mrs. W.
W. Slovens had dinner at Medical
Springs on Wednesday and drove to
Baker In tho afternoon.
Morle Rodo brought up a load of
freight from Portland on Tuesday
and returned with a truck load of
cattle. ! -
Mr. and Mrs. Will Baxter woro
dinner guests of ft-r. and Mrs. D. I.
Stoddard at their summer camp nt
foot ol Mt. Emily, known as "The
Cabin," Thursday evening.
Mra, Golden Oecrtaen and two
children accompanied by her moth
er, Mrs. Noble, cnm(j In from Boise
Thursday for n two weeks visit at the
home of Mr. and , Mrs. E. P. Oeert
ecrj, Mra. Noble accompanied by
Paur. Or,ertsen, left Friday, morning
for hor homo' in Corvalllo. Faun will
go to Oakland, Ore., to visit nt the
homo of her sister, Mrs. ' Earl Gar
rison', for a couple of weeks. -
M. and Mrs. C. T. Olivet4, of Sc
uttle; nrrtved Tuesday " for a short
visit at the home of her. cousin, Mrs,
Pearl Chadwlck,: at Union Junction
They drove up to tho Camp Fire clrls'
camp to find Mrs. Oh nd wick and re
mained over night. Mra. Chadwlck
returned with them and Mrs. Ed Mo
Masters went up to take her place at
uio camp. ' -
; Mr. and Mrn. Harry West who spent
n iow nays at men East Eagio camn
returned to town and loft on Friday
for Wallowa to visit his Bister, Mrs.
Allen, beforo ro turning to Portland
on Sunday.'
; Mrs. Grunt Wlldo and Mrs. William
Baxter were visitors in North Pow
der on Friday. -
M. and Mrs. W. W. Stevens and
Dr. and Mrs. Goorge Hoffman had a
swimming party and picnic at Covo
Tuesday evening. 1
After visiting several weeks with
friends and relatives In Union Mra.
Effle Hlhbort. rotmned the first of
the week for her homo in Los An
geles. Her sou El don accompanied
he.-.
Miss Eii a Clark and her hotmer,
Mrs. Grace Clark, from Condon, Ore.,
who had bcon visiting at 'the Dick
Lindscy home in La Grande, camo
to Union the last of the week for a
couple of days visit with Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Stevens.
Mrs. La Cont and two children, of
Stevenson,- Waflh., are spending a few
days at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sturgill.
RENDEZVOUS
QUICK AS A ALWAYS flETS HIS MA! t ' - ' 1. ' ' J? Kr& WBIJ'Wtl
flash! -how ustehS-ain'thiat. iirn M.A ' i WkrM. Jli
ABOUT BEATNG IT A ft H05E WHINNY " 1 gEfHW JJl. WAT 1 fl 'JlJ 'fl I
mjfm ji iff
SHE'S BLUFFING!
HE ACTS AS THOUGH )
,WE'S FALLEN FOR- OH, TOM, - L
YOU. T-f YfaU THINK
f,'iT V( THAT EVERY MAN J
ri V J WHOM I MEET jS
CO-OP PLANS !
HANDLING OF
20,000,000 1W.
SPOKANE. Wash. IIV-At least 30.
000.000 bushels of tho 1030 wheat
crop will be handled by the North
Pacific Grain Growers. Inc., Pacific
Northwest roglbnal unit ' In the na- I
tlonal cooperative markotlng set up.
Approximately 6000 growers In !
Montana, Idaho. Oregon and Wash
Ington have becomo affiliated with
tho organisation through 57 local j
units to date and two more ombrac- j
lug growers at Nelson and Madras, i
Oregon, are In .tho process of organ- j
Izatlon. ' - 1
A. Eugcno Kelly, gonoral managor j
of tho northwest organization, said: I
"Just how much wheat is. pledged
b the grower members of tho various '
locatr has not been detormlnod. How- '
eve.; reports are-coming in 'daily and j
including the wheat wo will bbuy In I
tho - open market, the volumo ; han
dlod by our organization this year
chould run at least 30,000,000 bush
els." 1
Hhaneliul Field In (In
SHANGHAI (IF) Pioneer field, for
many yoars the center of Chlncso
athletics here, Is to pass out of ex
lstanco. The property, owned by the
Rockefeller Foundation, has been se
lected as a site for new laboratories.
j
Jesse Petty and Al Mamaux, now
with the Newark club In tho Inter- J
national league, aro old vaudeville
partners.
Marquette university of Milwaukee
Is to play five games of football at
nlRhf thlB fall.
NOTICR OK TAX SALK
Publlo notice Is hereby given that I
pursuant to an order issued to tne
Sheriff of Union County, Oregon, by
i ne county court or union county, ; ,
wruKoii. nv nctoiuHiwu whii viiupu.i
No. 4370 Genoral Laws of Oregon as
amendod' by Chapter 175 General
Ti ?T . 1 V " l"y XJrJ
yimptv ,Wft.
louo. Dated Juno otn, lsao, i snail.,,
",e fla y OI pvpwmwr iuou
u:uu o ciock a. m. at mo irons aoor
of the-Court House, in the City of
La Grande, and County of Union,
State of Orogon, sell tho following
described lands and lots for cash, tho
price for eact tract as designated - In
the aiorcsaid oraer oeing sot out op
posite each traot described horeunder,
to tho highest and best bidder at
such salo to wit:
Tract No. 3 on 1016 list .
Lot 10 and the East half lot -11,
Blk. 68 Chapllns Add to
La Grande 200.03
Tract No, 8 on 1010 list . -East
20 acres of South of
N. B. Y S. W. YA Sec. 18,
Twp. 2 North, Range 30 E.
W. M
28.03
Tract No. 8 on 1016 list
Wost Lots 0 to 10, Blk. 7 '
of Hllgard '.
Tract No. 0 on 1010 list
East 14 Lots 0 to 10, Blk; 7 .
i of Hllgard '
Tract No. 10 on 1010 list
Lot 1 nnd 8, Blk. "B" of
1 Hind man's Add. to Elgin ....
-Tract NO. ll'on 1010 list
East 45 feet of Lota a to 0
, Blk. 3 of Wisdom's Add,, to
La Grande 1 ,.i..-....f.
D.61
16,02
33.70
80.17
Tract No. 17 on 1010 list ;
Lot 3 Blk. U. Bommors Add..-
New Chief Of Staff
Atktteuttcil I'ritas t'hoto
MaJ. Gen. Douglas MacArthur It
the new chief of staff of the army.
Ho was nanied by President Hoo
ver to succeed Gen. .Charier P.
Summerall.
KWELL, HONET' Ybu'LL HAVE
TO Go A
lunc -
to Elgin 183.38
Tract No. 19 on 1916 list
West Mi of East 14 of N. W.
14 of N. E. 'A Sec. 7 Twp.
2 North Range 39 E. W. M.
26.12
"-Tract No. 1 on 1917 list
South V4 N. W. V, of S. E. Vt
of Sec. 13 Twp. 1 South '
Range 30, E. W. M
. Tract No. 2 on 1917 list
B'A of N!4 of N'i of NW'i of ;
: N E '4 Sec. 18 Twp. 2 N"
Range 89 E. W. M. .........
; Tract No. 0 on 1917 list
20.81
33.10
Beg. at the s E comer of
Blk. 2, Thompson's Add. to
Elgin, then W 127 ft., s 60
ft., E 127 ft. N 60 It. to
beg.
20.04
Tract No. 7 on 1917 list
SW'4 NE14, BE, NW!4, lot
6, NWVi SE"4, Sec. 8 Twp.
a North, Rango 30, E. W.
M. .'.....1,033 J8
Tract No. 8 on 1017 list !
Lot 4. Blk. 85, Chaplin's Add.
' to La Grande ,
Tract No. 9 on 1917 list
Lots 12 and 18, Blk. 13,
Altcol .....
. Tract No. 10 on 1017 list
Lot 8. Blk. 18, North Elgin....-
40.80
20.23 '
26.81 :
Tract No. 11 on 1917 list
Lot 1 to 3. Blk. 10. Thomp- "
. son's Add. to Elgin .....;.. .. ,102.66
Troct No. 12 on 1917 list
Lot 17 and 18, Blk. 23, North
Elgin
33.72
Tract No. 13 on 1B17 list
iWP'jNS NW'4 NEV. Sec.
18 Twp. 2 N, Range, 30
E. W. M : i.........
Tract No. 14 on 1017 list
Lot 6 and 6. Blk. 62. Chap-
22.20
Un's Add. to La Grando 163.56
I Tract No. 16 on 1917 list
' SEiiSW'A, 8W&SES4, Sec. 33
Twp. 6 8 Rouge 42, E. W.
M 148.70
! . Traot No. 16 on 1917 list
! One half Interest In lots 3 & -:
4, Blk. 2 C St. La Grande
33.29
Tract No. 18 on 1917 list :
E 62 ft. of lot 3, all of lot 7,
Blk, 10, Arnold s & Cray's
Add. to La arando ....
101.60
j Tmrt Nn 21 nn 1017 lint
' 1 I 'f J ?nn? 115 1,
North Elgin'.!?!.!....'.. '
Q4.77
1 " Tract No; 22 on 1017 list,
Lot 3 Blk '47. Chanlin's Add.
j T .":,,, r, r
03.72
,; j ,TrftCt N 23 on 10i7 list
tot.lt Blk al .AlleB. , . lfll 07
, 1101 "Ct iToi'TBifM
' 11 -wTr?ctK?A 2?,on,n1I,l7.M8t, ;
7 inis 7 n D 10 11 & 12 ' I" ''
Blk. 0 Hind man's Add. to
. Elgin 103.02
. Tract No. 26 on 1017 list '
Begin' 217 V4 ft. W of Center
of Sec. 15, Twp. 1 N Range,
30 E. W. M. thence 8 200
' ft. W 217! ft. N 200 ft. E
217'A ft. to beg 05.85
Tract No. 27 on 1017 list
Lots 5 & 6. Blk. 1, Imbler .... 66.71
Tract No. 28 on 1017 list '
S'aNE'.i Seo. 31 Twp. 3 S
Baogo 41 E. W. M. 03.61
t. Tract No. 30 on 1017 lUt
Blk. 5 A. M, Stevenson's Add.
. to Elgin , ::... 30.33
Tract No. 31 on 1017 list .'
Lots 1. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, & 7 Blk.
47,'Hlndmon'a Add. tp Elgin . 142.62
"Tract No. 32 on 1917 llat .-; i.
Lots 17 & 18, Blk. 47,. Hind-1' 1 '
mftn's Add to Elgin ......i...ii.!' t 40.60
Tract No. 33 on 1917 lists- ; i
L,ots 1, 8.'& 3 Blk. -Mi Ohap..(. r i
i lln'q Add. to, La Grande ..,.!,.; 233.80
.. Tract No. 34 on 1917 list :
. SdulK, Bango 8b E. W. M. 117.17
"' -' "TraoK No.'S on l9l8 list , . .
The NV4NV4NE14NE(4:3ci31'''
! Twp. 2 North, Range 30 E.
Wl M. ..t;:....-.....::..... 33.43
' Traot No. 4 on 1018 list w '
Lots 7. 8, 0. Blk. 80 Chaplin's"
Add ta La Orando .:..-..-...:i. , 340.48
' .Tract No. 6 on 1018 list
Tho , S V4 8E 4 NW , Sea. 1 5 , i
Twri, 1 N Range 83, E. W;
M. 27.30
, Tract No., 6 on 1018 list
Lots 10, 11. &,..)2 Blk. 89,
Chapllns Add. to La Grando 323.60
Tract No. 8 On' 1918 list - '
ThcE'.,WV4SE4SE"4 Sec. 6,"
.' Twp. 1 North, Rango 88 E.'
w. m. .- ' 33.01
Traot No. 0 on 1018" list
Lots 7. 8. 0, 10, Blk. 11, Arn-' .
old's St Dray's Add. to U !
Grando 237.75
Tract No. 10 on 1018 list
Tho SW!4NWH Boo. 16 Twp.,
4 South, Range 41 E, W. M, 61.63
. Tract No. 12 on 1918 list i
Tho NE"4SW14 Sec. 31 Twp.
, 2 North, Range 30 E. W. M. 113.52
Tract No. 13 on 1918-list :
Lots 2 & 3 Sec. 6 Twp. '4
South, Rango 41 E. W. M, 012.14
Tract No. 14 on 1918 list : 1
Thot E'4W14NEKNWi4 Boo.
. 32 Twp. 2 North Range 30
E. W. M - 38.49
All the above tracts being In Union
County, Stnto of Oregon.
, ' JESSE BRESHEARS,
Sheriff.
Aug. 4-11-18-29. Sept. I. -"
By John C; Terry ;
By Julian Ollendorff
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