LA GKANDE is VENIN"G pggEB VER. LA GRANDE.: QBE.
'Moriday,: April 2, 1931
ago Two
(Incorporated)
An Independent Newapaptf
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HAROLD If. FINLAT ,
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Grande, Oregon.
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UaU Matter tinder act of March 2, 1878.
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God' iii oiii' God forever and
uritb'derith Psalrnj 48: 14,
SHOULD KIJOW FACTS . ,
Nearly a decade ago Gendral William Mitchell created a
great uproar' by chni-glntf that' America wasn't gettiilg what
it was paying for in the way Of military air services. For a
time" his" charges were the' talk' of the nation. When the
furore died down,, and when the smoke cleared away about
all that had happened was -that General Mitdhcll had got
himself in' very bad with his superiors.
Now the stage seems set for another uproar of the same
kind., THtfaymy took over the airmail' routes. Several army
flyers were killed in the performance of their . duty. And the
echoes of General' Mitchell's charges of long' ago roll across
the air once more, as American citizens ask themselves un
easily if thielr aMiy air corps is really all that it ought to be'.
it Is already apparent that the ekact Ins and outs of thtft situation Are
going to be extremely hard to et at. Bias and partisanship are appearing
on both' sides of th'o argument, How much of the army's difficulties may
be due to Inexperience,- how much to faulty equipment,- how much to- bad
weather and how much to sheer rotten luck' these are matters in- which
we do not yet have enough information .to Judge correctly.
During the last decade tho nation has spent lurge sums on Its military
aviation services, ft has Spent enough money to have on air corps equal
in' qutprhen6 and depend'obUiiy tc any lit the world.- If it has no siren
service, li would like to krio it, and it also would like to know why.
Out of- tho present alrmnlV itllxup there should come a thorough, far
r'eacliln'g Investigation. Not one designed to- get the head of this mart or
that man1; not! one designed to Show some corporation up,- or gain political
n'd'vAntao for one faction or another; Just a patient and thorough survey
of all the facts, so' that wo may know definitely whether there Is anything
wrong with our flying cOim.. it there Isn't anything wrong, tho army fc
entitled to full exoneration from current criticism. If there Is something
f6ng, If high time we1 found It out.
gfrlOCAHi
Mr.- and Mra. Jeff 6ftaii awl arhall
on-,- Jim hav returned 10 mamam
PflHs. Thoy were hero to attend tho
funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Boan. ,
tlntti ller-
Russell Nelson, a student at Whit-;
man college, spent tho Boater week
end with hl parent, Mr. and Mrs,
A. Vfr. Nelfcotf..-.". -A-r. V,'
T vy.-,. ' i 'j jj,-f
Mlwr Turnee'lli- . I .
Mint Dorothy1 Kirby1 -had as Mr
Kuest on Saturday, Miss Gertrude
Tufmrt, of .linker, Was in b
Orando attending tho meeting of
Enatorn Oregon schoolmen,' Miss Tut
ftct toachos in- the Junior high school
at Baker,
t '
I'M MIssoA Amanda h. ZiXbel and
Ma-bei McfrUm, who have been living
th Pst two yours In Mrs, Bnuinann's
hoifaw ort Fifth street, wo movliiK
thlfl tt-fcett to oho of the Strlnghnm
fepnr Intents, corner sixth and N
MreeW.
In'ft'.nHetdrt-"
Mr. and Mrs. fcafl Klein And son,
James, drove to Pendleton yesterday
and Spent tho dny with friends. Tho
Klein family formerly llvod In Pen
dleton when Mr. Klftln Wfta tifeent for
tho express company In that city.
Vwll In Xm flrninte
Mrs. O. T. Hockett, ol Enterprise,
her son, Jny HoeRett. who is homo
on vacation from his work at Wil
lamette university, and Verne White,
of EntcrprlHO, vlnlted Ia Orando
friends th0 latter part of the week.
To Port In nd
Mls Imogen Ruwioll. accompanied
by the Mlsnca Melbn Hanks, Anes
Palmer and Jean White, drove to
Portland Saturday where they will
Kpi'iid the Easter vacation. When
Miss Russell returns tho latter part
of Uv week, oho will be necompanietl
by her mother, Mrs. Addlo Huasell,
who has been spowllntr the winter
month In Southern Calirornlft and
In Portland. ,
In l.,i (imnde i
Miss llawl Williamson, a Rrncliuvte
itf E. O, N., 'Bperit Soturday with
friends how, eomliH? to attend the
teiichers htoetln-K In session during
tho dny. Miss WDUamHon Is teucli
hiff In rtne M the ffrade schools ht
Vendition thts year.
EntiT (liie'U.
Mr. and Mrs. titry 8tr.efr. of Hot
t,nke, wore guests Sunday of her
mother, Mrs. Dorothy Smith.
In Port lit ml
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Tyler spent a
lew days of last week In Portland on
'business.
I'rom Josnph
Kennlt Estes. or Jaseth. teacher In
the rural sehool of Wallowa county,
visited with La Orando friends Sat
urday. Spend Weekend
The Misses Hope and Alice lulow
were rn La Orando over the WTekend
visiting with their parent, President
nntt Mrs. H, E. Inlow. Thr former Is
head of the English department at
the Baker High school while the lat
ter Is 'teacher in the primary grades
at Rock Creek, also In Baker county.
Ymn Pullman
Wayne Lowell, of Pullman, student
at the Washington State college, Is
upending Ute vacation among La
(Incorporated) IHSS!
-PublUher and General Uanagor
BuslneM Manager
if'-
ever: he will be our guide evert
: . '.'.j ;
Orando friends. Mr. Lowell le a bro
tlier of Mrs. Joe Longfellow,' formerly
of this city. t
VMt PiVrenffii.
Mr. and Mr. Alhftrt Currey ftml
ohlldrcii, of Enterprise, have boon
gacste ht the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mr. George? H. Ourroy,
From lnkflnrt-v
Cecil Ft, Ripley arrived Saturday
evening from Yaklmft And Joined Mrs.
Rfpiey and tholr small daughter In
a vllt at tho parental H. S. Brown -ton,
tkttttie, tFio-'.JltUe jlrl receiving
tho Te of GhrMifln )mptlAm at tho
Easter service 06 the MOthodlst Epifl
oo)ui church. Tlioy will riturn to
morrow to their home In Yakima, i
Weekend Here
Miss Marian Merrill, touchor In the
Echo school, spent the weekend hero
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard M.
Young. Saturday sho nttondedt the
Eastern Oregon superintendents,
principals and teachers association
meeting.
VKItoiw ' -- "rr
Olen B. Ctonkey, of Walla Walla,
drov0 to La drande Saturday to s)cnd
tho weekend vloltlng his mother.
Mrs, O. H. Oonkoy, slid his aunt, Mrs.
a race E. Moll tor. .
Tn Boise
Mrs. Robert Eukln and Mrs. Pred E.
Klddlo returned Suiulay evening from
Bolso wher8 they spent the weekend
visiting friends aivd relatives. Mrs.
Eakln was a gurat at tho homo of
tho Rev. and Mrs. William Crosby
liosfl, formerly of La Orando, and Mrs.
Klcklle visited her mother, who ac
companied her back to La Orandc
and will remain hero for some time.
Visit In Parents ,
Miss Margaret McAllister la spend
ing the Easter vacation at the home
of her parents. City Manager and
Mrs. Angui MJoAillster. She Is a stu
dent at Whitman col lego,
VUTts Parent
Mlsa Vela Hogensen, who teaches
at Pondcwa, spout the weekend at
the home of her parents; Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Tlogons-on, Miss HoKonsen
Mao atfcend-cd the tenehers nwsoola
tlon meeting at U10 Normal school
on Saturday,
Speinh Raster Here
Herman Berger, of YaRlrftn, Wash,,
returned last ovenlng to his home
after spending several days visiting
at the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Berger,
Here Satnnlay
Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Cox spent Sat
urday In U am net e shopping. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Dan Hall
who was nlno shopping and visiting
her slRter, Miss Bertha Schwebke,
The visitors make their home In Un
ion. - . .
Atteml Tench trH Me(
Among the teachers from Baker
who were In La Grande Saturday to
attend the meeting of the teachers'
association were Miss Vev Perkins,
alitor of Clifford Perkins of this city.
Here fr Meet line
Mr. Maylelle lion.tg. county school
superintendent of Baker county, was
in In Grande Saturday for tho meet
ing of the teachers' association. Hush
E. Coleman. siierintendent of the
Baker schools, was alio prominent
among the visitors Bt the sessions.
pernllng Vumtloit
carl o. Helm Jr., a sophomore in
tho school or txiliUcal science at
WhtUitan college and a member of
Phi Delta Thot fraierntty. Is siend-
The Weather
WRATH Kit FOIIKCAHT
Oregon: Fair tonight and TiieslH.v',
colder In the Interior tonight with
frost or freezing temperature; nioder
ute northerly wind offKhore.
UiVM. WEATHKU
. Htiudny: .Mnvlniiiin 47, nrlnlmiim' 41
Above Hitow 3 Inches. .Moisture ,'40
of Inch. Cloudy.
Today: Minimum 'Al, 7 a. in. 33
ubnve. -t'londv.
Ing this week at the horn of hie
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Helm.
Spends Roster Here
Miss Prances Kelly spent the week
end at the home of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. W. O. Kelly and returned
to her home at Baker last evening.
From Hnker
Mrr and Mrs. R. C. Noyes, of Baker,
former residents of La Grande have
been here visiting with friends. Mr.
Noyes,- who has been with the Pacific
Telephone Co., and stationed at Baker
.for the past five years is being trans
ferred to OrantB Pass.
Spending Vacation
Miss Berntece Thompson, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Bill Thompson, has
gone to Wallowa to spend the vaca
tion with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs, Pat McCrae.
fio Home
Misses Elaine Ballard and Irene
Stages, students at E. O, N. went to
tholr homes at Enterprise to spend
Easter with their parents.
In Town Saturday
Among tho business visitors and
shoppers in La Grande Saturday from
out-of-town were Mr. and Mrs. Emll
Miller, of Cricket Flat, Mrs. Lou
Gclgor, teacher of the Indian Creek
HChool, near Elgin, Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Peterson and daughter, Margaret,
of Wallowa, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hall
garth and daughter. Evelyn and Mrs.
Zelma Wood, of Elgin.
Ret urns Home
Fred Leach returned Sunday eve
ning to his homo at Huntington.
While In La Grande he underwent an
ear operation at the Bouvy hospital.
Tonsillectomy
BJIllo Searles, son -of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Searles of La Grande, underwent
an operation at the Bouvy hospital
this morning for the removal of his
tormlls.
Hum Operation
Ed Clark, of near Alicel, underwent
a septum operation this morning, the
operation being performed by Dr.
Ralston,
To Wallowa Iakr 1
Mr. and Mrs. Charlee Blngaman and
son, Frederick, expect to spend tho
week at Wallownj lake.
Homo Tomorrow
A. E. Kemp, of Nyssa, crpeftts to
return Tuertfajr to his homo at Ny-
soa. Mr. Kemp underwent a nurtal op
eration aU the Bouvy hospital reoentp
ly. ' J ..
ICnturioi
Carol Holland, an employe of the
Montgomery Ward storo hero, has re
turned from a weekend trip to Con
don where he visited friends.
On Huftliiees
C. J. Sohorb Is spending a couplo
days In Umatilla and Morrow coun
ties In the Interest of the H. O. L. C,
of which ho Is tho local manager.
Iler Today
Harold Blanc hard,
bus! new visitor In I
of Elgin, was a
a Grande today.
VMU Mother
Mr. and Mrs, R. L. Calioon and
daughter, Mildred, spent the week
end In La Grande visiting at the
homo of his mother. Mrs. M. M. Ca
hoon, from their home In Portland.
To Huntington 1
Evelyn Read, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Read Is spending the Eas
ter vacation In Huntington, visiting
at the home of her uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey St. John.
In Iji Grande
Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Mer, were business
Cleaver, of Im
vtsltors In La
Grande today.
tins TOiiAlleetnmy
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Collins underwent an opera
tion this morning for tlm removal of
her tonsils and is rejwrted to be re-
VlCKS
VOR ATONE
a belter mouth wash
at a big saving!
Simple to
Operate the
"Caterpillar"
Anyone who can operate
a gasoline tractor can do
just as jroixl n job or op
erating the "Caterpillar"
Diesel Tractor Hun
dreds of Diesel owners
have so proven.
Bunting
Tractor Co.
lkiisc
(Jinnde
TODAY
AROUND
AB CHRONICLED BY THE DAILY LBA8BD fUKI
OF Tim ASSOCIATED' PRESS
FATALLY- ISJUitiD
PORTLAND, Apr. 2 (AV Mrs. G.
E. Wells, of Portland, was fatally in
jured by an automobile when she
stepped from a bus on the Pacific
highway near here today.
Wltnesse-a said she utepped into the
path of an automobile driven- by J.
Hi Adams; a- farmer-' near Gaston.
Many accident in Portland were at
tributed to wet pavement.
8KVKV rot'NTIKH DKI.INtjrEVr
SALEM. Apr. 3( 'Hj All but seven
counties in the state of Oregon have
paid In full t-.rlr first quarter 1934
state property tcixci. due April 1, the
Htate treasurers oifiee announced to
day. Six count! have paid In full
or In part their second quarter taxes.
The seven delinquent are - Currjr,
Deschutes. Jefferson, Malheur, Wal
lowa, Washington and Umatilla.
FATAL HIIOOTIXG INVESTIGATED
EUGENE, Ore,, Apr. 2 (ff) The
fatal shooting of O. L. "Blackle" Wil
cox by Speelol Doputy Sheriff Ernest
Kleppey will bo thoroughly Investi
covering satisfactorily. Dr. P. L. Ral
ston performed, the operation.
Visits Parents
Mlys Mildred French, who teachW
near Enterprise, spent the Easter
weekend at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry French, here.
Trt Wit Ha Walla
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kappersettand
Mlsft Enid H upper Be tt spent Sunday
ab Walla Walla visiting Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Streeter, and other friends. Mr.
Streeter Is a patient at the Veterans
hospital there.
Visit-
John Permaln la spending the week
In Spokane visiting relatives. ,
Herd Saturday
Mrs. Mabel Robblns, a teacher at
Milton, spent Saturday visiting In La
Grande with her brothers. slierwoMf
and Ray Williams, and other rela
tives and friends. She returned to;
Milton tho same evening.
Hom Tonsils Oi(t
Bobble Swalberg, small son of Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Swalberg, underwent
an operation for th removal of his
tonsils in the office of Dr. Ralston
this morning.
To Seattle
Mrs. h. A. McAllister, of La
Grande, spent Easter In Seattle visit
ing her children.
Visits Sister ,i
Sherman Harer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. Haro r. Is spending tho Easter
vacation vldtlng his sister, Miss Va
letto Harer, a teacher lu Sonora. Cal.
Vbdt ".Here 7V ; tJZ
' Mrs. Nad I a L. Stevenson, of ioacpii,
spent Saturday In La Grande tflsltlng
friends.
Iteturn to Stanford
Packy McFarland and Clair' Perk
ins have returned to Stanford uni
versity where they are student, after
spending tho spring vacation with
with Uuir parents.
VN.lt lug Here
Mra. E. L. Sarvls, mother of Max
H. Sarvls, Is spending a few days here
visiting from her home In Botoe, Ida.
df
VNKs
Mrs. W. Brown field, of Pendleton,
sjMMtt Saturday in La Grande visiting
friends.
Iteturn Home
Mrs. Cecil Rtplpy and small daugh
ter, Patricia Carrol, returned Sunday
to their home at Pomeroy, Wash., af
ter spending a week visiting at the
SPLINTERS
i
Published by
VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO.
Hugh Leonard, Editor
Tho rainy days of
last week found quite
a few holes In the
roofs aroimd town.
We have nil the mate
rials needed to repair
those roofs, but would
a lot sooner sell new
roofs. We have a large
itoek of nil kinds of
roof coverings.
rho manufacturers of
our J SAFETY BOND
Red Cedar Shingles
Maim that their Num
ber 1 shingles will
last for 40 years. We
havd these shingles at
our yurd,
"Do boats like this
sink often?"
'Only Once."
"Pop, did you go to
Sunday School when
you were a boy?"
"Yes, son, regularly
never missed a Sun
day." "Well, I bet It won't
do me any good
plther."
SISALKRAFT is more
waterproof than can
vas. A Sheet of SI
SALKRAFT 5 feet
wtdo and 14 feet long
costs only $1.05. Just
the thing for fisher
men who like to sleep
nit In the open, and
keep dry.
No matter how dirty
or discolored the floor
may be. DOUBLE X
Floor Cleaner will
clenn nnd bleach it,
so It looks like new.
Generally speak trig,
the people who -don't
like you are the ones
lacking in Judgment.
"Can you keep a sec
ret?" "I ll tell the world."
5HSST
Ore-proof
IN" BRIEF, IN AND
OREGON
gated and an-Inquest probably held.
Coroner Oharlea P. Poole said, Sun
day. Deputy Kleppey said.' he" shot at
WllcoK wheh the latter made a break
for freedom as a warrant charging
possession of a moonshine stilt, was
being berveo on htm, Wilcctt died at
a hospital' late last' night.
HI HNKD TO DEATH
PORTLAND, Apr. 2 P D. B:
Peake, asleep In the loft of a small
office of a wood yard here, was burned
to death today when fire destroyed
the building. His employer, L. . O.
Smith, operator of the wood yard, re
ceived minor burns before he could
escape, from his downstairs room.
i . DEATH COMES TO PltlKST
PORTLAND, Ore., Apr. 2 (fl Death
came suddenly to Father' William A.
Daly 01, after ho said' the 0 o'olock
mass and was hearing conf enslona at
Immaculate Heart church Eauter ser
vice here yesterday. Ho suffered a
heart attack1..
home of Mrs. Ripley's parenta. Dr.
and Mrs, H. 8. Brownton, Mr. Ripley
drove' down from Pomeroy on Satur
day to accompany them' home.
C.YiKELOGG
BURIED TODAY
Mrs. Willis Moss- received the news
today of the death- Friday evening
of her brother-in-law, C. Y. Kelogg.
in Portland. Funeral services are
being held today. He formerly made
his home In Baker and was married
to Jennie Sims, Mrs. Moss slBter,
in 1899'.
HAYNES WILL
RESIDE HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Haynes have re
turned to La Grande to make their
home and hove taken up their resi
dence In their home on Jackson for
merly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Edenholm. Mr. and Mrs. Edenholm
are moving Into the Arthur Williams
homo at the Corner of Main avenue
and. Second street.
SHERWOOD IS
MUCH BETTER
Floytl Sherwood, who has been
critically 111 for a number of weeks,
and a patient at the Grande Ronde
hospital. Is reported to be Improving
quite rapidly and ho Is looking for
ward to return -home soon. B. D.
Sherwood, Mrs. Bo v Ins and Claude
McCrackqn.wua. werecallecl here by,
his condition, have -returned to 4. heir
homes In Eugene, while Mrs. Sher
wood has remained for a longer stay
With her son and his family.
FIND IT
... HERE
Copj for thu Column mmt
be It bjr I . n.
Crnzy Crystal at Moon Drug Co.
3-17-tf
The La Grand Dental association
In meeting announces that All den
tal oflfees will be closed Saturday
afternoon, effective April 7, until
further notice. 3-31-at
Lady Esther
Drug Co.
Toiletries
at Moon
3-17-tf
makes a dandy ceil
ing for the attic or
basement. It takes
paint and kalsomlne,
without priming.
Life Insurance Agent:
"Do you want a
straight life?"
Prospect: "Well, I liko
to step out once In a
while."
We still have some of
those paint bargains,
but they sre going
fast.
First Cannibal: "The
Chief has hay fever."
Second Cannibal:
"Serves htm right, I
told htm not to eat
that grass widow."
ROCK the
wall board.
We Sell to Sell Again
Ask us how to obtain an $8.50
guaranteed Hammond Electric clock
for $2.39. Moon Drug Co. 3-17-tf
HI'fiCIAL
32 -piece sets of fine dlnnerware on
Special Sale now for only $3.48 at
Richardson's Art and Olft Shop. It
will pay you to see these If you are
In need of a dinner or breakfast set.
Two new attractive open stock pat
terns are being featured on this spe
cial now at Richardson's Art and
Gift Shop. 3-23-t f.
Nyal An acid Powder for stomach
troubles, 50c. Moon Drug Co. 3-17 tf
SCHOOL CHIl-DTtEV
You can gee: scratch paper for
school at the Observer. Now 2 pads Be.
0-14-t f.
Special values, in genuine "Wear
Ever" aluminum. Steam cooker and
pot roaster $1.95; fl-cup percolator
$1,75; 3 -quart deep fat fryer $1.00.
Bohnenkamp's. 4-2-2 t.
ItKfil'I.AH MKETINO
R. A. M. 7:30. Tue. eve
ning, Apr, 3. Mosonlo
hall. Work-mark; degree.
4-2 -2 1
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
UNION COUNTY
JESSIE WILSON, Plaintiff
vs.
HARRY C. WILSON, Defendant.
To HARRY C. WILSON, the above
named defendant:
In the Name of the State of Ore
gon you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled
court and cause, on or before four
weeks from tho date of the first pub
lication of this summons.
You will take notice that if you
fall to appear and answer, for. want
thereof, the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief prayed lor in
her complaint herein, to wit: for de
cree for an absolute divorce from de
fendant. You will further take notice that
this summons is published once a
week for four consecutive weeks In
the La Grande Evening Observer, a
dally newspaper published In the
City of La Grande, Union County,
Oregon, by order of the Hon. J. W.
Knowles, Judge of the above named
court, which order Is dated March
3rd, 1934, and the first publication
of which is made on the 5th day of
March, 1934.
R. J. KITCHEN, Attorney for Plain
tiff, March S, 12, 19, 26. April 2.
mm
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fer?PT-TOipHlOTffl "Tit
Don't put
yesterday's range i
tomorrow's house
When you select
don't judge by
ards. See an Electric Range before ;
buy. Progress has been made in kil
en ranges as well as in motor cars
Watch your step. Before you
cide on any range learn
economy and automatic operation
Hotpoint Electric Ranges release
time from cooking
i
-a r.,-"Vt'?i.,vJ-',;i
i i'i it' if n'Hi v. vaiAgaiaas wM-J&iril
ELECTRIC
Eastern Oregon Light &
You will save your nands, much
Wme.Ahollnlsh of your woodwork,
and much' expense if you will use
CLEA-NALL for your spring house
cleaning. Get this at Richardson's
Art and Gift Shop. 3-23-t f.
NOTICE OF. MORTGAGE
1 OlIlXl.OSl MB HALE
In the District Court of the United
Suites for the District of Oregon.
Tho California Joint Stock Land
Bonk of San Francisco, a corporation,
plaintiff, vs. N. K. West and Mae R.
West, his -wife, John William Wells
and Crystal Wells, his wife, The Mt.
Emily Lumber Company, a corpora
tion, The United States National
Bank ot La Grande, Oregon, a cor
poration, and Hugh Bodmer,. receiver
thereof. Union County, State of Ore
gon, a quasi-municipal corporation,
defendants:
By virtue of a writ on Judgment,
decree and order of sale Issued out
of tho said Court in the above en
titled cause to me directed and dated
the 16th day of February, 1934, upon
a Judgment and decree and order of
sale rendered and entered in said
Court and Cause on tho said 16th
day of . February, 1934, In favor of
Tho California Joint Stock Land
Bank of Sen Francisco, a corporation,
as plaintiff, against N. K. West and
John William Wells and Crystal
Wello, his wife, for the sum of $6,
701.80, with interest thereon to. Oc
tober 16, 1933, $570.78; and Interest
at six per cent on Interest portion of
$201.06 to October 15', 1932, $11.09;
and interest at sis per cent on Inter
est portion of $198.69 of April 15,
1933. $6.00; premium of insurance
$67.00; Interest October 5, 1033 to
October 10, 1933, $.12, total $7,355.88,
with interest at the rate of six per
cent per annum thereon, from Oc
tober 15, 1933; $350.00 reasonable at
torneys fees herein, ancL for. plain
tiff's cote and dbursemente of suit
taxed at $137.84; and costs and ex
penses, of, , sale; commanding me to
mako s&NS of the following described
roal property situate in the County
of Union in tho State of Oregon, to
wn: The. South half of the South
east' quarter and the Southwest
quarter, of Section 2; the South
east quarter of Section 3; the
Northeast quarter of Section 10;
the North half and the North
half of the South half of Section
11; the Southwest quarter of the
Northwest quarter, the North
half 'qf-tho Southwest quarter,
and the Southeast quarter of the
Southwest quarter of Section 12;
the Southeast quarter of the
Southwest quarter of Section 13;
the East half of the Northwest
quarter, the East half of the
Southwest quarter, the Southwest
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' quarter of the Southwest, quartern
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east quarter of Section 24, all
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singular the privileges, appurten
ancea, tenements, hereditaments
easements and rights of way
thereunto belonging or usually
enjoyed with said premises or any
part thereof, and the reversion
and reversions, remainder and
remainders, rents. Issues and.' :
profits thereof: also all tho es-
tate. right, title or Interest, f
homestead or other claims or de- k .
mand, as well at law as in equity, i '
which tho mortgagors then had
or might thereafter acquire of, -;
in or to the said premises or any I
part thereof, together with all I;
other rights of every , kind and
nature, however evidenced, to the
use of water, ditches and canals r:
for the irrigation of Bald prem- it
ises In which the mortgagors of
said premises were then or might
thereafter become entitled, and
also together with all shares or
rights, whether represented by
certificates of stock or other
wise. In any canal company or
water user's association attached
to said land for the benefit
thereof, which the mortgagors
had on tho 18th day of August;
1920, or might thereafter ac
quire, of, In or to the said prem
ises or any part thereof, and. also
all right, title and interest of the
defendants or any of them, and
alt persons claiming by, through
or under them, which they then
had or now have In or to said
premises.
NOW, THEREFORE, by vlrlue orgj
said writ on said Judgment, decreofJ
and order of sale and in compliance!
with the command of said writ, Ij
will on the 3rd day of April, 1934, atj
day ab the front door of the County
Court House In La Grande. Oregon,
sell at public auction, subject to re
demption to the highest bidder for
cash In hand, all right, title, and es
tate which the defendants In this
suit have or any of them had on the
18th day of August, 1920, the date
of tho mortgage described herein, or
since have acquired, or since sal
date have had In or to the atxr
described property or any part there
of to satiiify said Judgment, decree
and order of sale, with Interest, cost!
and accruing costs. Including thd
costs upon this writ.
(Signed)
J. T. GUMMERVTLLE. United
States Marshal for the District oi
Oregon.
JAMES A. PEE. ond FEE & RAN
DALL, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Posd
Office Address, Pendleton, Oregon
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