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Friday, August 10, 19 !5
Aug. 20 Deadline
For Applications
For Antelope Tags
PORTLAND, Aug. 10 (UP)
, Applications for the 800 antelope
tags to be issued by the Portland
',' office by Aug. 20 to be in time
for the drawing the commission
announced today.
Only 800 tags have been au
thorized and a drawing will be
held if applications exceed that
number. The antelope season will
be open Sept. 22 to 30 in all
counties having antelope with the
exception of two closed areas,
Drakes Flat and the Millican-
Fort Rock-Wagontire area.
Applications for the 800 doe
deer tags to be sold for the Fort
Rock-Silver Lake area for a post
season shoot Dec. 1 to 5 will be
held until Oct. 29, the announce
ment said.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON
Behind the Scenes
In Washington
(Continued From Page 2)
Russia now dislikes Japan's west
ward expansion into the same
areas.) That was the reason why
Japan struck in 1304 without
warning, and beat the Russians
before reinforcements could be
i brought from Europe by the
treaty cf Portsmouth. That ended
' the war. Japan acquired southern
' Sakhalin, Russia's lease of the
LisotUng peninsula, control over
the south Manchurian railway to
Port Arthur, Russian evacuation
of Manchuria and recognition of
Japan's sphere of influence in Ko-
. lea, which she formally annexed
' .' in 1910. In 1918, some 70,000 Japs
who participated in allied land
ings' in Siberia remained until
1925and withdrew only after ac
quiring exploitation privileges in
the Sakhalin oil fields. The net
result., of these maneuvers! left
Russia owning half of a Japanese
.island, and Japan holding Si
; beria's only good outlet for com
v mercial access to the Pacific, with
j-ich Manchuria in a state of stale
aTnate among China, Russia and
Japan. The stalemate was brokn in
1981 when somebody blew up a
:, section of the Jap's leased rail-
road near Mudken. The Nips dove
in, and in 1932 they made Man-
'churia a regency under the ex
Chincso Emperor Pu-Yi and two
years later they made Pu-Yi em
peror of "Manchukuo;" Man
churia now was Japanese. Rus
sia had been elbowed out of the
Chinese picture Siberia, far from
; .Europen Russia and much under-
'' 3 Hpvolnnpri. Vpplinp Ihp IVirpnt nf
f Japanese troops lust across the
Manchurian border, Moscow fear
ed that Jap operations on the
mainland were . preludes to at
tacks on Vladivostok and the
soviet maritime regions; so, Rus
sian troops had to be maintained
in Siberia even during the darkest
hours of the defense against Ger
many, and the border clashes that
ator several years had seemed to
threaten a new Russo-Japanese
war were suspended while both
nations attended to more pressing,
if not more important, fighting.
But, the fundamental conflict that
has kept the two nations at
sword's points ever since Japan
became strong enough to show
her teeth, remained unsettled.
It was in fact, more trouble
some than' ever. It will be elimi
nated only when Japan is finally
removed from the list of world
powers and becomes once more,
a secondary insular empire of
limited and carefully regulated
military potentiality.
Markets
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, Aug. 10 (UP)
Hogs 3,000; active; fully steady;
good and choice barrows and
gilts HO lbs. and u pat $14.75
ceiling; good and choice sows at
$14.00; complete clearance.
Cattle 1,500; calves 500; gen
eral market active, steady to
strong; receipts mainly cows,
mostly beef cows, eastern. demand
very broad, but too few cattle
here to test general buying pow
er, several loads and add lots good
to low-choice steers promptly
bought up at $10.00 to 17.25; noth
ing strictly choice on sale; bulk
canner and cutter cows $7.25 to
8.25; bulk beef cows $9.25 to 12.50;
sausage bulls $13.00 down; most
beef bulls $13.00 to 14.50; vealers
$16.00 down; stock cattle contin
ued slow at $12.00 to 14.25.
Sheep 1,000; active, 6trong
market on all slaughter classes,
complete early clearance; feed
ing lambs absent; good and choice
native spring lambs $14.25 to
14.50; bucks discounted $1.00;
some at $14.00 carying a medium
end, common to medium sort
outs mainly $11.00 to 12.50 in
cluding bucks; few culls $10.50
down; common to choice shorn
aged native ewes $5.00 to 6.75,
according to grade.
Eugene Mill Burns
With $40,000 Loss
EUGENE, Aug. 10 (UP) The
G. E. Owen lumber company mill
just westof the cily limits burned
to the ground last night with a
loss estimated at $40,000 to $50,
000. The Cliff Williams ' lumber
company mill adjacent to it was
threatened but was saved. The
Owen mill is in the heart of an
industrial area. Both Eugene
and Bethel fire departments bat
tled the blaze, using water from
mill ponds.
Stet' i; mi
v HOT PERSPIRING
r Aching Feet
Your feet may be to sore achinar atrl
Inflamed that vou think ynu enn t Rf
another step. Ymir glioes may feel m if
they ire cutting HrM into the tleU. Von
feel ick alt ovrr with the twin and tor
ture You'd ffive anything to Ret relief.
j Try this Two or thrrp application, of
Moone's Kmerald Oil and in fifteen min
utes you Ret the surprise if yiur life
now you'll know the way to solid foot com
fort. Vou pav a little mure for Emerald
Oil but Oh. "Boy I the results ymi get
Satisfaction pi i a fan teed or inTiry back.
Get Emerald Oil at any good drug store.
Moon Drug Store
JUST
RECEIVED!
Hai l) Wire, Field Fence,
Drive Gates, Walk
Gates, Poultry Netting
and Poultry and
Rabbit Fence.
Vi and 2-II.P. Electric
Motors.
Com position Ball Rear
ing Stem Casters
Ammunition for
Farm Use
No. II, 12 & I I Smooth
Galvanized Wire
3 Sizes of Coil & Wood
Heatrolas
Shipment of Ml. Vernon
Coal and Wood Ranges
Expected Shortly
Lawn Sprinklers
io. 2 Long Handle,
Round Point Shovels
Cory Coffee Makers
and Parts
:)(, .'IS and IK-in. My '
Screen
Bchnenkamp's i
( A (rftEAT NtW CEREAL i-
(Crisp Fiafces
V and Fruit- )
I BOTH IN THE SAME PACKAGE T"' a'
A? "mmj
The sensational new cereal T' -iyJ L ?
Stocks, Bonds Go
Lower With News
Of Japs' Offer
- NEW YORK, Aug. 10 (UP)
Stocks and bonds turned irregu
larly lower today after a strong
opening in response' to Japan's
offer to accept the Potsdam ulti
matum. Commodity prices de
clined. In London the reaction of the
news, which came when brokers
were at lunch, sent prices of
stocks and bonds higher with
greatest emphasis on far eastrn
issues, including Chinese and
Japanese sterling bonds, and
shares of the Hong Kong Shang
hai banking corporation. Gains
were maintained at the close, de
spite profit-taking.
Lumber Shortage
Now Is 'Serious
PORTLAND. Aue. 10 (UP)
The most serious lumber short
age of the war is developing in
the Pacific forward areas where
inadequate supplies of lumber
threaten to retard construction of
advanced bases, navy 1 lumber
coordinator, commander W. W.
Kpllnpe. Raid todav.
"For many types of essential
lumber, inventories are so low
that were oroduction to stop,
shipments overseas could not
continue for more than two
weeks." Commander Kellogg
added. The navy has resorted to
priority shipping in delivery of
lumber because of the shortage
brought on by lack of skilled
labor in northwest lumbering
areas, combined with rapid ex
pansion of the Pacific war.
new
KEIXOOC'S RAISIN We BRAN FLAKES
is a grand double treat! Crispcr,
golden flakes AS only KELLOOO'S can
make! Made of the finest soft white
winter wheat, with choice Califor
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Rich In iron and naturally sWet Get
a package of genuine KELLOOO'S
RAISIN 40r BRAN FLAKES today!
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PUBLISHED SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR UNION COUNTY
' UNION COUNTY, a political subdivision of the State of Oregon,
Plaintiff
vs.
LEILA BARGER, ROY M. BELL, URSUS E. BROCK, HEIRS OF
ELLA H. CURTIS, deceased, ESTATE OF ELLA H. CURTIS, de
ceased, ROBERT DOIG. L. FORSMAN. H. H. FOREMAN. B. L.
FORSMAN, HEIRS OF MATTIE FRIZZELL, deceased, ESTATE OF
ivminr, riuzzELA,, deceased, GEO. A. FULLER, EUGENE FUL
LER, J. F. T. GALLOWAY, V. M. GALLOWAY, MARIE GILMORE,
tifciKb Uf WADE GRAY, deceased, ESTATE OF WADE GRAY,
deceased, G. A. MARSHALL, IRA E. HAZEN, LEONARD HUNT
LEY, ALBERT KEEN, DOROTHY MEYERS, ALFRED MEYERS.
PAUL MEYERS, HEIRS OF JOHN PETERSON, deceased, ESTATE
OF JOHN PETERSON, deceased, DAVID B. STODDARD, MARION
STODDARD, MRS. MARION STODDARD, UNKNOWN OWNER
of Tract 33 described in the complaint herein, FRED WEDDE,
LOWELL WILLIAMSON, CLAUDE L. BERRY, ELIZA WITHNELL,
and also all unknown owners of the property described in the com
plaint herein or part thereof, and all persons or parties unknown
claiming any right; title, estate, lien or interest in the real properties
invuivea nerein, or any pari or portion tnercot,
Delinquents and Defendants
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DELINQUENTS AND DEFENDANTS,
whether designated specifically or referred to generally, and to
each of you:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, You and each of
ot you are hereby notified that Union County, a political subdi
vision of the State of Oregon, has through its Sheriff made its 1045
Real Estate Tax Foreclosure List of and for said county and same
is now in the possession of said Sheriff ,and proceedings are now
being had, pursuant to this Notice, seeking the foreclosure of the
same and all tax liens of every nature whatsoever as held and
claimed by said Union County. Such 1945 Real Estate Tax Fore
closure List was and is issued for the several taxes against the
lands therein and hereinafter severally and respectively described,
as assessed and levied for the several years as (herein indicated;
was and is issued by virtue of the laws of the State of Oregon in
such cases made and provided; and covers all several delinquent
an unpaid taxes against the several properties hereinafter severally
described, the same extending, as hereinafter indicated, severally,
to and including the year 1943-44;
The several amounts due on account of such delinquencies are as
hereinafter appearing, that is to say:
First appears the serial number of the tract as the same appears
on the aforementioned 1945 Real Estate Tax Foreclosure List; then
appears a full description of the property against which are the
delinquent taxes herein involved; then appears the name of the
owner or owners of each particular tract of land as shown by the
last tax roll in the hands of the above named Sheriff; then appears
in columns reading from left to right, the year of delinquency, the
amount of delinquent taxes for said year, and penalty, if any, the
amount of interest to June 15, 1945, and the total amount of taxes
and interest. Each column, as above described, begins at the top
with the earliest year of delinquency of taxes on said tract of land
and continues down to and including the year 1943-44. The total
amount of taxes, penalties and interest against each tract is shown
at the bottom of the extreme right hand column, said total being
to and including June 15th, 11)45.
All of said lands are located in Union County, Oregon. When
platted into lots and blocks the lots are so designated; the blocks
are designated as "Blk," and the Addition, if any, is named and
designated as "Add or "Add.," and the city or town in which located
is in each instance named.
When not so platted, either within or without a city or town, the
Section in which the property is located is designated as "See"; a
Government Lot is designated as "Lot"; all Ranges are designated as
"R"., and are East Willamette Meridian and designated as "E W.
M."; all townships are numbered and designated as "Twp.", North
being designated as "N." and South as "S." All half sections are
designated by "14" and quarter sections by "Vi."
Where property is further designated by metes and bounds, the
following abbreviations are used: "Com." means Commencing; "Pt."
means Point; "Ft." means Feet; "N" means North; "S" means
South; "E' means East; "W" means West; "NW" means Northwest;
"NE" means Northeast; "SW" means Southwest; "SE" means South
east; "Beg." means Beginning; "Rds." means Rods; "In." means
Inches; "Cor." means Corner. Other abbreviations used arc as fol
lows: "Sup'l." means Supplemental; "Rt. Way" means Right of Way;
"Rt." means Right; "OWR & N Co." means Oregon-Washington
Railroad & Navigation Company; "Ex." means Except; "Pc." means
Piece; "2nd means Second; "Sub. Div." means Subdivision; "G. R.
River" means Grande Rondo River; "M-L' or ML" means More
or less; "Rd." means Road; "R. R." means Railroad; "Ac." means
Acres; "Ore." means Oregon; "Vi" means one-half; "13" means
one-third; "23" means two-thirds; "Qr." means Quarter; "Cr."
means Creek; "Hy' means Highway; "&" means And; "U. P. R. R.
Co." means Union Pacific Railroad Company.
Application for judgment and decree, together with a certified
copy of the aforesaid 1945 Real Estate Tax Foreclosure List of and
for Union County, Oregon, will be filed with the County Clerk
of Union County, Oregon, on the date of the first publication of this
Notice and Foreclosure List, and each and every person interested
therein, whether named specifically or referred to generally in this
present proceeding, may inspect the same and is hereby required
to take notice of this present Tax Foreclosure Proceeding and any
and all steps thereunder
The names of all interested parties, as far as can be ascertained,
the several property descriptions, and the several taxes, penalties,
if any, interest, and total due, interest being computed to June 15th,
11145, as contained in and rrfeirrd tn in said 1945 Real Estate Tax
Foreclosure List of and for Union County, Oregon, arc as followr,
lowit:
Year Taxes Interest Total
TRACT I. Lot 4, Block 3, North I'owder, Oivgon. LEILA BARGER,
Present Owner.
Lclia Barger 194 1-42
Ltlia Bargcr 1942-43
Lelia Barter 1 M3-44
TRACT 5. Lots 11 It 12, Block 4, Riverside Add., La Grande, Ore
gon, heirs OF ELLA H. CURTIS, Present Owners.
ma H. Curtis, Estate 1941
Ella H. Curtis, Estate 1941-42
Ella H. Curtis, Estate 1942-43
Ella H. Curtis, Heirs 1943-44
- - uu raj f wbvtiuii uti 4, yv
ROBERT DOIG, Present Owner.
Robert Doig i 1941
Robert Doig i 1941-42
Robert Doig 1 1942-43
Robert Doig 1943-44
11.39 3.53 14.92
6.13 1.53 7.66
7.85 1.38 9.23
6.97 .67 7.64
$39.45
I S., R. 40 E., W.
2.72 .84 ' 3.56
- 1.78 .44 2.22
1.68 .29 1.97
2.46 .24 2.70
' $10.45
TRACT 7. SWV4SEV, Section 25, Twp. 3 N., R. 39 E., W. M L
H. H. St B. L. FORSMAN, Present Owner.
U, H. H. St B. L. Forsman ! 1941
L., H. H. & B L, Forsman 1941-42
L., H. H. & B. L, Forsman : 1942-43
L., H. H. & B. L. Forsman 1943-44
1.79 .55 2.34
1,26 .32 1.58
1.14 .20 .1.34
1.13 .11 1.24
$6.80
TRACT 8. NENEW,WV4NEy4, Section 36, 'Twp. 3 N., R. 39 .,
W. M. L H. H. St B. L. FORSMAN, Present Owners
L., H. H. & B. L. Forsman 1941 9.26 2.87 12.13
L H. H. & B L. Forsman 1941-42 6.87 1.69 7.96
L., H. H. & B. L. Forsman 1942-43 S.15 .91 6.06
L., H. H. & B. L. Forsman 1943-44 7.19 .69 7.88
: $34.03
TRACT 9. SEV Blk. 29, M. A. Stevenson's -Add., Elgin, Oregon
MATTIE FRIZZELL, HEIRS, Present Owners,
Mattie Frizzell
1941 .98 .30 1.28
1941- 42 .71 .18 .89
1942- 43 .79 .14 .93
1943- 44 .56 .05 .61
$3.71
TRACT 10. NMiNMiNWMSWVi, SiS'4NWV4SWV4, Soctlon 29, Twp
2 N., R. 39 E., W. M. EUGENE FULLER, Present Owner,
Geo. A. Fuller 1941-42 .48 .11
Geo. A. Fuller 1942-43 .02 .16
Eugcno Fuller 1943-44 1.73 .16
.69
$3.56
TRACT 11. SWVi, WW.SEV4, Section 16, Twp. 2 N R. 39 E., W. M
J. F T. GALLOWAY, Present Owner.
J. F. T. Galloway
J. F.
1941 15.74 ' 4.88 29.62
1941- 42 14.53 3.63 18.16
1942- 43 11.83 2.09 13.92
1943- 44 17.44 1.20 13.64
$66.34
TRACT 12. Com. at SW Co'. SE'4, Section 3S, Twp. 2 N., R, 39, E
W. M., then N 50 Rds. to center of Gordon Cr., then 6E 80 Rds.
S 28 Rds. W 80 Rds. to Beg. J. F. T. GALLOWAY, Present
Owner.
J. F. T. Galloway 1941
J. F. T. Galloway : 1941-42
J. F. T. Galloway 1942-43
J. F. T. Galloway 1943-44
.62
.46
.52
.47
.19
.12
.09
.05
.81
.58
.61
.52
M.,
$2.52
TRACT 13. NE, NW'4, Section 1G, Twp. 2 N. R. 39, E., W.
J. F. T. & V. M. GALLOWAY, Present Owners
J. F. T. & V. M. Galloway 1941 21.24 6.58 27.82
J. F, T. & V. M. Galloway 1041-42 19.66 4.92 24.58
J. F. T. & V. M. Galloway 1942-43 16.04 2.83 18.87
J. F. T. & V. M. Galloway 1943-44 16.74 1.62 18.36
' $89.63
TRACT 14. Com. 2 rds. S of St 38 rds. 7 ft. W of NE Cor. SEV4NWW,
Section 16, Twp. 1 N. R. 39, E., W. M., then S 25 rds., E 38 rds.
7 ft., N 25 rds., W 38 rds. 7 ft to bcs., MARIE GILMORE, Pres.
ent Owner.
Marie Gilmore 1941
Marie Gilmore 1941-42
Marie Gilmore 1942-43
Marie Gilmore 1943-44
11,28
8.14
9.11
3.38
3.50
, 2.04
1.61
.33
14.78
10.18
10-72
3.71'
$39.39
2 rds. S of NE cor. SE'
W. M., then S to N Line
ft., then W 50 ft., then N
HEIRS OF WADE GRAY,
TRACT 15. Com. 40 rds. 14 ft, W of a pt.
NwV4, Section 16, Twp. 1 N R. 39 E,
of Co. Rd. a distance of 13 rds. 9V4
to a pt. 50 ft. W of beg., then E to bog,
Present Owners.
Wade Gray Estate 1941 .75 .23
Wade Cray Estate 1941-42 .58 .15
Wade Gray Estate 1942-43 .54 .10
Wade Gray Estate 1943-44 .29 .03
.98
.73
.64
.32
$2.67
Powder, Oregon. IRA
TRACT 16. Lots 6 & 7, Block 30, North
HAZEN, Present Owner.
G. A. Marshall 1941-42 2.05 .51
G. A. Marshall 1942-43 2.71 .48
Ira E. Hazcn 1943-44 2.52 .24
2.56
3.19
2.70
$8.51
TRACT 17. Lot 8, Block 30, North Powder, Oregon, IRA E. HAZEN
Present Owner.
G. A. Marshall 1941-42 2.27 .57 2.84
G. A. Marshall 1942-4.1 3.02 .53 3.55
Ira E. Hazcn 1943-44 2.27 .22 2.49
TRACT 18. Lots 9, 10, Block 30, North Powder,
HAZEN, Present Owner.
G. A. Marshall 1941-42 2.05
G. A. Marshall 1942-43 2.72
Ira E. Hazcn 1943-44 2.52
$8.88
Oregon. IRA E.
.51
.48
.24
2.56
3.20
2.76
$8.52
TRACT 19. N 174 ft. of W' Blk. 154, Chaplin's Sup'l Add. "B" La
Grande, Oregon. LEONARD HUNTLEY, Present Owner.
Leonard Huntley 1941 12.66 3.92 16.58
Leonard Huntley 1941-42 8.78 2.19 10.95
Leonard Huntley 1042-43 11.22 1.98 13.20
Leonard Huntley 1943-44 9.96 .96 10.02
I $51.65
TRACT 21. E'ASE'i, Section 16, Twp. 2 N., R. 39 E., W. M. ALBERT
KEEN, Present Owner.
Albert Keen 1941 8.22 2.55 10.77
Albert Keen 1941-42 4.91 1.23 6.14
Albert Keen 1942-43 4.01 .71 4.72
Albert Keen 1943-44 4.10 .40 4.59
$
.91
1.22
1.13
U $ I 14
31 1.4.1
11 111
TRACT i Lots' 12 : 13. (or SKSW, SWSE) Scctirm 31, Twp. 3 S,
It 41 C. W. M, Roy M. Bell, Present Owner.
Ro M. Boll o..-
Riiv M. lu ll
'Rr. M. Tkell
Rov Ml Belli
. O
r nO n
TRiSfcT 3.0tsf & 6,lk. 2, South gin, Elgin, Ore. URSUS B
1941 5.3S l.M 7.nl
1A41-42 3.67 .1)1 4 S'
1942-43 3.5! .62 4 14
l'i(44 o,14 914
o
Ursurf- Broclt Q 1941 U
UrsuiT'E. Brock 11141-42
Gt'rsus E. Brock 11142-4:1
Ursus E. Brock 1043-44
3
.7u
.79
.58
30 o Ol. 28
.17
.14
.05
7 O
c.2
$J.G3
$20.22
TRACT 22. Lot 13, Blm k .'I. Grandy's 2nd Add., La Grande, Oregon!
DOROTHY, ALFRED & PAUL MEYERS, PrPsenl Owners.
Dorothy, Alfred & Paul Meyers
Dorothy,' Alfred Paul Meyers
Dorothy, Alfred It Paul Meyers
Dorothy, Alfred it Paul Meyers
1941 8.86 2.57 11.43
1941- 42 12.26 3.07 18.33
1942- 4.1 15 71 2.78 18.49
1943- 44 13.83 1.33 11.30
TRACT 11. LM 14. BWk 3, Onmrty's 2nd AM., La Grande, Oregoa,
DOROTHY, AlJfRJtU) t PAUL MYER., ProwMit 0wrj.
HnrcAhy, Alfid Pml Meyers tfHI t M t.7
toirothy, Alfrad Paul Waytrs 141-42 11.15 3 (
rothy, Alfrl'd as IW M'yut 11142 -43 1S.TI T
ioth, Alfl-a) Pi Meatia ,ih:)-44' J'H l.M
11.43
11.31
lie
U.K.
tVI.52
Ta.HCT 2 Lot 3, B!f$ 1, 9o-tVi6. Blv. Blm 1.1 nf (iifqdy's 2nd,
dd., La Grande, Orcein. UMKOTHY, ALFRED & PAUL
MAYORS, Present Owners.
Dorot hy, Alfred & Paul Meycri 1A41 8.54 2.48
Dorothy, Alfred i Paul MeyVrs mi-42 11.82 C$190
Dorothy, Alfred St Paul Meyers 194M3 15.14 (J..0U
Dorothy, Alfred & Paul Meyers 1043-44 13.45 1.30
0
11.02
14.78
17.80
14.75
$30.33
. . . ' '. Eae Flvt :
TRACT 25. Lot 5, Block 18, Re-Sub: Div.. Blk.: T3 of brandy's 2nd
Add., La Grande,' Oregon.- DOROTHY, ALFRED it PAUL
MEYERS, Present Owners. . '
Dorothy, Alfred it Paul Meyers 1941 .' 8.55 . 2.48 11.03
Dorothy, Alfred & Paul Meyers 1941-42 11.83 2.96 14.79
Dorothy, Alfred it Paul Meyers 1942-43 15.14 '2.67 .17.81
Dorothy, Alfred St Paul Meyers 1943-44 , 13.44 1.30 14.74
' . .. ' .. .:' ' -$58.37 '
TRACT 27. WV4EV4NEySEy4, Section 9, Twp. 1 N., R. 38 E., W. M.
HEIRS OF JOHN PETERSON, Present Owners.
John Peterson Estate 11941-42 -;47 .12 .59 "
John Peterson Estate 11942-43 , .43 ,07 . . .50
John Peterson Estate ' 1943-44 .59 ;05 .64
"'J '' $1.73
TRAC1 28. Convat'NW Cor. SEH, Section 10,. Twp. 4 S., R. 39,
EWM., then S 515 ft.,'E 1340 ft; to center xt Catherine Creek,
then down center said creek -to N line of said qr. sec, then
W 1500 ft. to beginning, DAVID B. STODDARD, Present Owner,
David B. Stoddard i 1041 ' 11.62 . 8.46 . 14.98
David B. Stoddard 1 1941-42 12.04 3.01 : 15.05
David B. Stoddard 1 1942-43 14.89 , 2.62 , 17-51 .
David B. Stoddard 1 1943-44 . 13.36 1.29 . 14.65 .
:' V'V ;'; . - $62.19 .
TRACT 29. Lot 1, Block 9, Homo investment Add.,-La Grande,
Oregon. DAVID B. STODDARD, Present Owner. , , .
David B. Stoddard .11941" 20.40 6.12 26.62
David B. Stoddard 1941-42 19.44 4.86 24.30
David B. Stoddard...... : 1942-43 21.51 3.80 25.31
David B. Stoddard 1943-44 16.37 : 1.58 17.93
$94.08
TRACT 30. Lot 6, Block 9, Home Investment Add., La Grande, Ore
. gon. DAVID B. STODDARD, Present Owner.
David B. Stoddard 1 1941 4.72 .'. 1.42 6.14
David B. Stoddard 1941-42 4.57 1.14 . 6.71
David B. Stoddard i 1942-43 8.14 -.91 6.05
David B. Stoddard 1943-44 9.97 . .38 4.85
.$22.25
TRACT 31. Building on land of-Kuhn jt. Zwlbfel oh Lot 11, Block
110, Chaplin's Add., La Grande, Oregon. MARION STODDARD,
Present Owner. ' ' . 1
Mrs. Marlon Stoddard 1 1941 4.43 1.37 5.80
Marlon Stoddard i 1941-42 8.06 .77 , 3.83
Mrs. Marion Stoddard : 1942-43 3.93 .410 4.62
Marlon Stoddard 1943-44 3.49 .34 3.83
.. $18.08
TRACT 33. That part of NEttNWV; Section 31,. Twp. 2 S, R. 37 E.,
W. M., lying NE of O. W. R. St N. Co.'s right of way, N it W of
town of Hilgard & NW of a line which runs from the NW Sor.
of Blk. 5, Hilgard, Oregon, N 22 degrees E to Sec. line. (10 A.
m1.) UNKNOWN, Present Owner.
Unknown 1 1941-42 ;.22 .06 .28
Unknown ' 1942-43 ' .28 ' .05 .33
Unknown ' 1943-44 , .29 .03 .32
.93
TRACT 34. E44ESWKSE14, Section 9, Twp. 1 N., R. 38 E.. W..M.
FRED WEEDE, Present Owner. .'
Fred Weedo 1941 , . .73 .28 .96
'FrodWoede 1941-42 .47 .12 .59
Fred Wocde :...: 1942-43 .43 .08 .51
Fred Weedo 11943-44 .59 .06 .65
-'':f . . $2.71
TRACT 35. Lots 5 to 8, Block 9, Connordale' Add., La Grande, Ore
gon.. LOWELL WILLIAMSON St CLAUDE L. BERRY, Pres
ent Owners.
Lowell Wlllinrnson St . " '
Claude L. Berry .................. 1 1941", " 15.19' ' ' 4.71 . 19.90 - .
Lowoll Williamson It , : '
Claude L. Berry ,. : 1941-42 10.62 2.63 . 13.15.'
Lowell Williamson & . 1
Claude L. Berry- ; 1942-43 ; 13.48 . ' 2.38 15.84
Lowell Williamson & .; . i , ,
Claude L. Berry i 1843-44 ,: 11.95 ' i 1.18 13.10
I '.',.' ' r $61.99
TRACT 36. Lot 15, Block 6t Connordale Add.j j-a Grande, Oregon.
LOWELL WILLIAMSON St CLAUDE L. BERRY, Present
Owners.
Lowell Williamson &
Claude L. Berry ..: 1941 ' 3.79 i 1.17 4.96
Lowell Williamson St
Claude L. Borry 11941-42 2.62 .66 3.28
Lowell Williamson St
Claude L. Borry I 1942-43 3.37 .60 3.97
Lowell Williamson St
Claudo L. Berry ' 1043-44 2.99 .29 3.28 .
$15.49
TRACT 37. Lot 12, Thronson Fruit Colony. ELIZA WITHNELL,
Present Owner.
Eliza Withnell 1841 9.(2 2.83 11.95
Eliza .Wlthncll '1941-42 4.60 1.15 5.75
Eliza Withnell '1942-43 6.16 1.09 7.25
Eliza Withnell 1943-44 -5.59 ' J4 6.13
1 -$31.08
The above tracts of land are serially numbered from "1" to '"37"
inclusive.
Interest will bo computed on each item of tax at 8 per cent per
annum from June 15th, 1945, until Judgment is taken; end each
several Judgment will bear interest at the legal rate from .and
after the date thereof until paid.
THEREFORE, YOU AND EACH OF YOU are hereby summoned
and notified to appear within thirty days after the first publication
of this Notice of Foreclosure, EXCLUSIVE of the day of first pub
lication, and defend In this proceeding, or make to the Sheriff ol
Union County, Oregon,- all payments required by law to remove
from said 1945 Real Estate Tax Foreclosure List of and for Union
County, Oregon, any one or more of said properties by you owned
or claimed, or In which you may have an interest, and which you
may desire so removed, plus all Interest and costs incurred there
agalnst to the timo of such payment, or show to the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for Union County reason why you should
not so pay or reason why said taxes,' or some thereof, are not a
lien on the properties thcroagalnst levied; and in case of your fail
ure to so do, default will be taken against you and each of you,
and DECREE will be duly entered foreclosing in each instance the
several liens of plaintiff Union County against each several prop
erly above specifically described, as said liens may be calculated to
the date of Decree, and an Order of the above entitled Court will
be taken directing that each piece or parcel of real property above
described, and not so removed from said 1945 Real Estate Tax Fore
closure List, be sold directly to Union County for the amount of
taxes, interest, penalties, if any, and costs as by law provided, for
all of which said property or properties may severally be found
liable.
AND YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, are further nolificd that it
within one year after the date of such sale to Union County, you
do not make payment to Unian County of the foregoing several
amounts, with coats as provided by law, and accruing interest, the
said plaintiff Unitm Comity will take a daed to all of tho proper
ties not than rwfoamsd, and all reateinption rights will then ter
minate.
Trui Nutk w nsblishcal in La Graavia Evening Observer, a news-
rrr (f gf-rwral circulation published in the City of La Grande,
union county, Occpysn, tvaich saa newspaper is tnc ntwspapcr
diaignt4 for that aurpon by tat; Coanty Court of Union County,
Oiagvm, as pt-ovidias! ty law, b) an Order of said Court, sitting for
th trnii't)n ot C'aaata busiiaess, duly made and entered on tlfe
13th day of July, 146. 0
All process1 aod naners in thir proceeding may bo served upon
COLON R. EBERHARD, aa District Attorney for Union County,
Oregon, and attorney for plaintiff, whose address la 13 First National
Bank Building, La Grande, Union County; Oregon.
Dated and first published this 27th day of July, 1945.
JESSE BRESHEARS
Sheriff of Union County, Oregon, and
cx-offlclo Tax Collector in and (or said
County. .... ...