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August Vollmer
Mayor Riley
Calls Vollmer
Portland, March 18 (Pi-
Mayor Earl Riley said Monday
he had engaged August Voll
mer, Berkeley, Calif., to survey
and reorganize the Portland po
lice department.
Vollmer, chief of police in
Berkeley for 27 years, has sur
veyed some 200 police depart
ments.
fondness for chess led to the
arrest of a Denver bank man
ager who was held today as a
Colorado fugitive in the alleged
embezzlement of $9,600.
The suspect, Franklin G. Hop
kins, was held for arraignment
Thursday when he appeared In
felony court.
After receiving a description
of Hopkins and his habits, po
lice watched chess clubs
throughout New York. They
found their man Saturday night
in one of these clubs. Police
sail he had more than $1,000
in his pockets and approximate
ly $6,000 was hidden in his bag
gage.
Two strong currents cross
each other in the Bosporus,
surface current flowing out of
the Black sea and a bottom cur
rent flowing Inward.
ondness for Chess
eads to Arrest
thi complaint herein. Defendant!.
TO: Gloria Shannon, Warren Shannon,
Mildred Davenport Uilmu, John Doe
Malanaa; Nettle Lueai, Char lei Lucaj. Ir
win W. Oeer, Cryitle (Jeer. Ralph Oeer
Nellie Oeer, Pearl Oeer, Jane Doe Oeer
Ida Clrmer, Vance Clymer. Musa Oeer
Rrt ner Nellie Oeer. Harry Dabney.
New York, March 18 (U.B A Br?.w.n- ""V Je n!l
LEGAL
Irrigation Board
Bill Gets Full Vote
The senate Monday unani
mously passed and sent to the
governor a measure to create
a state irrigation board which
will have power to consolidate
irrigation and drainage districts
into water conservation districts
The commission will be com
posed of members of the state
board hydro-electric commission
and the state engineer will act
as chairman.
Under terms of the measure
three or more irrigation and
drainage districts who can use
a common water system may
petition the irrigation board re
questing consolidation into a
conservation district.
Hearing on proposed merg
ers will be held to give landown
ers of the districts an opportun
ity to voice their opinions. No
tices of the hearings will be
published in a newspaper of gen
eral circulation for four weeks
prior to the hearings and a ma
jority vote of the property own
ers of the districts will be ne
cessary to approve the merger.
Jennings Lodge Visit on
Grand Island- Mr. and Mrs
j Roy E, Will, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
will, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Will., Jr., were Sunday after
noon guests of their parents and
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
Leonard Will, Sr., at Jenning's
lodge.
IK THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
OF OREOON FOR MARION COUMI.
NO. 33.819.
SUMMONS
Frank 8. Bowers and Carrie V. Bower,
huaband and wife, Plaintiffs, vs. Gloria
Shannon and Warren Shannon, her hus
band; Mildred Davenport Malaria and
John Do Malarial first name unknown),
her husband: Nettie Lucaa and Charles
Lucas, her husband: Irwin W. oeer ano
Crystla Oeer, hit, wile; Ralph Oeer and
Nellie Oeer, hu wife; Pearl oeer ana Jane
Doe Oeer (first name unknown), hi wife;
Ida Clymer and Vanca Clymer, her hus
band: Mary Brown and Benjamin Brown,
her husband; Musa Geer: Bert Geer and
Nellie Oeer, his wife: Mary Geer; Ruth
Kephart and Leonard Kephart, her hua
band; Harry Dabney; Archie A. Geer and
Cora Geer. his wife: Daniel H. Crouter;
Elinor O. Mackie and Bernard Mac tie, her
husband: bi B. Dunnlniton and R.
Dunnlniton, her husband; Carrie Maud
Crouter: Margaret Crouter; Eleanor L. d
Pol and Germain de Pol. ner nusnana:
Marcla Hamilton Crouter; Robert Wtllard
Crouter: Robert warren crouter ana
Alene Crouter, hi wife; Daniel D. Crou-
Mary c. eiu: Paul tt. crouter ana
Julia M. Crouter. his wife; Dora E. Crou
ter; Alfred B. Crouter and Dorothy Crou
ter. his wife; Junia F. Allen and Melvin O.
Allen, her husband; Legrand Crouter and
Elizabeth Crouter, his wife; Eugenia Lan
gille and H. S. Langille, her huaband; and
alio all other persona or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate, lien or
interest in the real property described n
Dunnlniton. R. H. Dun
nington, Margaret Crouter. Eleanor h. de
Pol. Germain de Pol. Mareia Hamilton
Crouter, Robert Willard Crouter. Robert
Warren Crouter. Alene Crouter. Mary C.
Ellis, Paul H. Crouter. Julia M. Crouter.
Junia F. Allen. Melvin C. Allen. Legrand
Crouter, Elisabeth crouter, Eugenie umw
ille. and H. S. Langille ana au otner per
sona or parties unknown claiming any
H.ht mm iLt lien or Interest la the
real property described in the complaint
herein, defendants above named:
IN THIS flAMS ur i nr. ainim r
OREGON, You are required to appear and
answer the complaint mea again jou
in the above entitled Court and cause on
or before four weeks from the date ot the
first publication of thia summons and, II
you so fall to answer, for want thereof.
the plaintiffs will apply vo me iu i
the relief prayed lor in their complaint,
namely, for a decree quieting title In
plaintiffs in and to the following de
scribed real property, to-wit: '
Beginning at a point which la 50.00
chains Eaat and 39.50 chains South from
the quarter section corner between sec
tions 20 and 21 in Township 7 South,
Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridi
an in Marion County, Oregon: thence
nnnln Wash 30.00 RtialnB. tO the NOIth-
west corner of a certain tract of land
conveyed to A. A. Geer by deed recorded
July 20, 19U, In Vol. 213. Page 504, Deed
Records for Marlon County, Oregon:
thnnce running South along the west
line of said tract, 15.00 chains: thence
running East 33.00 chains, more or less,
to this Southeast corner of A. A. Deer's
land; thence North 18.90 chains, more
or less, to the center of the County
Road; thence East along the center of
the road 2.16 chains; thence South 88
dec 30' East along the center of said
road, 14.84 chains to the center of a
County Road; thence South along the
center of said road, 31.48 chains, more
or less, to the South Boundary line of
the Ralph C. Geer Donation Land
Claim; thence South I deg. 30' West
along the center of said road. 4.00
chains: thenee West t the West side
line of said road; thence South S deg.
30' West along said West Una 5.11
chains; thence West 29.20 chains, more
or less, to the East line of the E. F.
Colby Donation Land Claim; thence
North along said East line B.H chains
to the Northeast corner of said Colby
Claim; thence West along the North
line of said Claim, 40.00 chains, more
or ieu. to the Southwest corner of the
Ra'ph C. Geer Donation Land Claim;
thence North along the West line of said
Geer Claim, 30.50 chains, more or less, to
the place of beginning,
and for such other and further relief as
may toe lust and equitable.
This summons is served upon yon by
publication thereof In the Capital Journal,
a newspaper published and of general cir
culation in Marion County. Oregon, by
order of Hon. Oeo. R. Duncan, Circuit
Judge, the date of said order being the
28th day nf February. 1941. The first
publication of this summons ts March 4
1941, and the last publication thereof
be April 1, 1947.
CHAS. J ZERZAN.
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
Pacific Building,
Salem, Oregon.
March 4. 11. 18. 25; April 1.
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