Sherman County journal., July 15, 1938, Page 2, Image 2

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THKhMMKií Aft COUNTY JQ V R N A ^ MOHO OKKOON FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1988
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at the court room, at the court­
, .How the world do move: and
'
how men do move around it. A S t a t e h o U S C U O S S I D
house, in Moro, Sherman County,
p H
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Oregon, has been fixed by the
few years ago the world followed
Sherman County Observer
Court as the time and place for
the flight of Wiley Post around
(Continued from page one»
Established Nov. 2, 1888
the wo: Id and now Howard Hughes State Purchasing Department, in­ herring of objections to said final
Grass Valley Journal -
does the same thing in about half eluding the Property IControl j)ivi- account and report and for the
Established Oct. 14. 1897
1931
the time, going so fast that he sion and the Budget Department, settlement of said estate.
¿CONSOLIDATED March 6,
O. G. Hilderbrand
was in Siberia before the public
While all of the state official 4
Waste News-Enterprise
Administrator.
really became interested, if we continue to praise the jbeauty of
Established Nov. 1891
could handle our economic and thé new structure a nurriber of T. Lester Johnson,
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 social affairs as well as we do our weaknesses in the more practical Attorney for Administrator.
mechanical there would be no war side of the building have alreadv 35-38
Published Every Friday at
in China or Spain and no depres^ developed to dampen the enthu-
siôn in the United States.
siasm of those quartered in the NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Moro, Oregon
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1 n» w capitol. For instance while
OF REAL PROPERTY
Giles L- French
Editor
’ the designer was careful to pro-
On Saturday, the 23:d flay of
One cannot help but wonder v iie private ihower bathe, lava-
Entered as scccnd-cla» matter at
aftcr noting that the president of tories and elevators for some of July, 1938, at the houi^ of ten
the Post office at Moro, Oregon
higher officials, no cloak rooms o’clock a. m., at tne front door of
under Act of, Congress of March the United States, or is it the
head of the Democratic party, ex- were provided for the convenience the Courthouse in Moro in Sher­
3. 1879.
pressed no opinion in Colorado
rmnll ?rmy of employees man County, Oregon, I will sell at
r \
m ber^
and Nevada, if talks in favor of who do the work of the state, public auction to the highest bid­
D r e g o ? ^ e w s p a p e /P u b ii(K e r s different candidates are not made j rnitors are also complaining that der for cash, the following describ­
in the states where there is as- th? <3uii4er skimped so much on ed ,real property located in Shot-
surance of success anyway.
their store rooms that there is man county, Oregon, to-wit: .
The South Half of the North­
room en0Ugh for their nec-
west Quarter and the .North
Governor Martin is not one to «¡» « r y equipment. None of tKe
Half of the South Half of Sec­
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
turn the other cheek indefinitely.1'I< n"s “ ,he treasury department
tion Thirty-five in Township
When the president and others in b!,,n|' 'V'*' £nouith„ U » * » * » »
one North, Range Nineteen.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
the administration refused, him of Ice safe. State Treasurer Hol-
East of the Willamette Meri­
Payable in Advance
man found it necessary to import
dian, containing 240 acres.
ONE YEAR ,............................ $1.50 the hand of friendship in the pri­ n s-»fe moving crew from Port-
mary campaign it now a p pea ns , , x
t
.
All situated in Sherman Coun-
they lost something. Invitation, >«»d t0 boo«‘ *h»‘ h e,vy P1» «
*tv,
State of Oregon, •
to meet national officers, inelud-
‘h’-°u*h ° ne ot hi*
JU LY 15, 1938
Together with the tenements,
ir.g the president, find him “to o , Wind<nrs«
hereditaments and appurte­
busy.” It would have been sadly; The new building was treated to
nances thereunto belonging or
AN ALTERNATIVE
out of charaater for the governor £ shower bath Friday afternoon
in anywise appertaining.
With another campaign in the to hasten to California to meet when a valve in one of the tanks
Said sale is made under execu­
offing it is time for a resume of the man who refused to sutbstan- ' connected with the air-cooling tion issued out of the Circuit Court
what choices the voters may have tiate a characterization made on system stuck allowing the tank to of the State of Oregon for the
overflow and send a shower of
this fall.
This refers to ftth e a former visit to the west.
County of Sherman to me directed
water cascading down from the
choices that may be offered
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in the case of .the State Land
roof to the floor of the rotunda. Board of the State of Oregon,
principles of government andI notj The hea<)
y
m candidate. except as c .n d ,d .U s crlU
b< No serious damage resulted, how­ plaintiff, vs. Elva A. Bryant, a
ever.
may be judged by them adherence gWe t<j t>rry A]afclima
jf
widow; Elva A. Bryant, as admin­
* * *
to parties.
,
istratrix of the estate of W. G.
' Earl A. Fehl, former county Bryant, deceased: Ruth L. Bryant,
In this section of the country i ______________
judge of Jackson county, has ap­ a single woman; Harold Bryant
the major interest is in the agri-(
cultural policy that might be fol-i The loan value of wheat is about pealed to the state supreme court and Katherine Bryant, husband
lowed. The last journalistic de- what was expected, a trifle leas for release from the state hos­ and wife; Helen M. Bryant, a sin­
fendent of the (present farm bill than the market price, just enough pital for insane to which he was gle woman; Lois C. Bryant, a
in this state has begun to admit to cause some to sell instead of committed several months ago by single woman; the u n so w n heirs
imperfections in the agricultural borrowing, but high enough to Ci cuit Judge, H. D. Norton. At­ of W. C. Bryant, same person as
bill of the administration which make many loans probable for just torneys for Fehl told the court William C. Bryant, deceased; Carl­
is indication enough that the act a little liking for gambling will that the entire proceeding leading ton L. Pepper, as administrator of
cause the average farmer to bor­ un to his committment had been the partnership estate of W. C.
is not popular.
Briant an dCarlton L. Pepper, co­
Let it be assumed that there row 55 cents instead of selling at illegal.
partners doing business under the
will always be a farm aid pro­ sixty. The odds are about ten to
firm name and style of Bryant &
gram, just as there has always one in his favor at that, fork e can
Pepper; Carlton L. Pepper and
•been one since the war. Such a only lose five cents and can gain
Grace Pepper, husband and wife;
program to be successful, must a goodly sum if something should
L. J. Thompson and Myrtle Thomp­
balance production with need, must cause the pricee to go up.
son, husband and wife; Sherman
prevent imports of surplus crops ------------------- »t . .
and should take from production • Whether this spell of hot weath-
Finding ways to- make men County, a municipal c.orporation;
land that is not suitable for agri­ . er damages the spririg wheat or relish the foods which will protect and also all other persons or par­
cultural purposes
Growers of j nQt ¡t ¡s j aniafieing to dispositions. their health and teeth, prolong ties unknown claiming any right,
surplus crops should not have a
their youthfulness and efficiency, title, estate, lien or interest in the
greater number of competitors
and yet satisfy their appetite is real estate described in the com­
put ou them, but a smaller num­
the problem of the youthful bride plaint herein, Defendants.
C. C. WILSON
ber.
who is just beginning to exper-
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
It may be true that only a
ier.ee meal planning woes.
small percentage of the people are:
Planning enjoyable meals that George G. Updegraff,
interested in government expendi-l
will qualify to the desirable and Attorney for Plaintiff
tures, for now the ''number who From the Observer July 14, 1899 naturally vary with individual
June 24, July 15
are receiving from the govern­
J. C. Williams sold the baths men, just as they do for women
ment are far in excess of those and barber shop iri Mrs. Maxwell’s who eat to dress and dress to NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
OF REAL PROPERTY
who are paying to the govern­ building to Jesse Landry.
please, according to their person­
-
On
Saturday, the 23rd day of
ment—in direct taxes. It is pos­
Carl ’Peetz carries an old time alities.
July,
1938,
at the hour of ten o’­
sible that for many voters huge meerschaum. The date of its
Among men we have the over­
clock
a.
m.
at the front door of
expenditures and an administra­
coinage is 1800, a present from weight jolly type, who adores the Courthouse in Moro, in Sher­
tion generous with public money Col. C. A. Buckley.
trimmings of marmalade, rich
man County, Oregon, I will sell
is the best one. A spending gov­
Martin Hansen and Miss Helena gravies and sauces, and has a at public auction to the highest
ernment is popular. Girls like the D. ^Hansen were ma:ricd June super-aippe»tite. He will have to be
boy who spends his money, but 28th by Rev. Morrison,
slighted on the trimmings; only bidder for cash, the following de­
scribed real property located in
the smart ones marry the one
Wm. Nixon had a bad trip out occasionally given the favorite Sherman County, Oregon, to-wit:
who saves a few dollars. Taxpay­
south. IA mile beyond Mitchell a heavy food, and at the main meal
The Southwest Quarter of
ers, likewise, favor a government bridge collapsed, smashing his time of the day given but one high
Section Twenty and the North­
that is temperate in the use of trail wagon.
energy food, around which are
west Quarter of Section Twen­
public funds.
J. J. Wiley and wife, Miss Anna planned foods low in calories. The
ty-nine, all in Township Two.
Citizens in this part of the
Sandrock and Mrs. 'Rooper enjoy­ bride plans his meals to be low
North of Range Eighteen,
country having behind them long
ed Sherman county scenery this generally in fat, starches ano
East of the Willamette Meri­
years of Americanism are con­
week, driving to Wasco Monday sweets; but high in protective
dian,
containing 320 acres?
cerned about the theory of gov­
dairy products, vegetables and
and to Grass Valley Tuesday.
All situated in Sherman Coun­
ernment behind an administration.
fruits.
She
specializes
in
filling
The Derchutes mill, to be built
ty, State of Oregon;
They want to know if their lead­
by the Sherman County Lumber without fattening.
Together
with the tenements,
ers desire more power than allow­
The nervous thin type is a dis­
Co., at the Harris place seven
hereditaments and appurte­
ed by the constitution, and why
tinctly
different
problem.
The
miles from Moro, will be in readi­
nances thereunto belonging or
they want it.
ness to supply lumbar within 60 bride feels that the merits of her
in anywise appertaining.
There has been no alternative days.
cookery will be measured by the
Said sale is made under execu­
to the new deal: there has only
weight that this type gains over
been criticism of it. There will From the Observer July 16, 1909 a period of time. She is smart tion issued out of the Circuit
Court of the S ta te. of Qregon. for
soon be a program expressing a
John W. Brown, formerly of when she postpones her dinner the County of Sherman to me di­
philosophy of government more in
hour to allow for a short his-nap.-
keeping with the moral integrity Gnass Valley but now located at Before dinner she serves a platter rected in the case of Thb Federal
Walla
Walla,
was
in
the
county,
of the American people. Voters
of a few simple but most appeal­ Land Bank of Spokane, a corpor­
last week.
ation, plaintiff, vs. Alta Smith, a
then can take their choice.
J.K. luby, general merchandiser ing appetizers. She refrains from widow: Donna Jene Smith, a min­
telling
troublesome
stories;
but
in Kent, v.-as in Portland this
leads into light and mirthful con­ or: Darlene Janice Smith, a minor;
GOODBYE GOONS
week on business.
Alta Smith as administratrix of
Orie Elliott and W. A. Woods versation. She is lavish in her the estate of Ralph M. Smith, de­
Twelve good men and true—al­
use of cream, butter and all en­
were in Tuesday, having Mitchell
though part of them were women
ergy foods. The snack at bedtime ceased; the unknown heirs of
& Foss attend to some needed
—-have this week decided after
—»perhaps a toasted cheese sand­ Ralph M. Smith,-deceased; Wasco
harvest repair work.
bearing the evidence, that one A1
wich, crackers and cheese, a hot National Farm Loan Association,
P. H. Buxton and family left
Rosser, labor boss of Oregon was
milk nog, or even bread and milk, a corporation; and also all other
Wednesday for Forest
Grove
guilty of complicity in burning a
becomes a tradition that is never persons or parties unknown claim­
where Mr. B. formerly lived be­
ing any right, title, estate, lien or
sawmill. It is at best a sc’ewy
slighted in the market order.
fore locating at Moro.
interest in the real estate describ­
situation when a labor leader
Ham and Noodles
Mrs. Rutledge acted as install­
ed
in the complaint herein, De­
burns a mill in order to help the
Two cups noodles
.
ing officer at the Kent meeting
fendants.
workingmen. In f a c t.it is ao far
Two tableipoona butter
of the Rebekah lodge Wednesday
C. C. WILSON
from reason that few observers
Two tablespoons flour „
evening.
Sheriff
of
Sherman County, Oregon
believe his major interest was in
One and a half cup milk
the workingmen.
From the Observer July 18, 1919 Dash pepper
IN THE CIRCUIT CO^RT OF
The list of goons airested, tried
Two diced left-over baked ham
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
Bom
to
F.
R.
Axtell
and
wife
and convicted is long. Only a few
Grated Cheese
SHERMAN COUNTY
have escaped punishment. There Monday the fourteenth a boy.
Drop noodles into 4 cups of rap­
Contractor Ramsey has begun idly boiling water and cook ten S U M M O N S
have been few charges of illegal­
The State Lihd Board of the
ity in the trials and no reversals work on the foundation for the minutes. ’ Melt butter and blend
by a higher court. Apparently new residence of Truman Strong in flour. Add milk and cook with Slate of Oregon, Plaintiff, vs
there is general acceptance of the east of Moro.
constant stirring until thickened. Harvey U. Martin and LilMh Mar­
Miss Lela Barnum, daughter of if ham is quite salty no additional tin, husband and wife; Wilbert J.
guilt of those who intimidated
business men, workingmen and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barnum and 3alt kt required. Add pepper and Martin and Eliza E. Martin, hus­
union members alike in a ruthless Giles French, son of L. R. French combine sauce with drained cook band and wife; Leroy H. Martin,
endeavor to obtain control of in­ were married Sunday, July 13.
ed noodles and ham. Turn into a widower; Julius M artitrandVir-
With the completion of the new lettered casserole, top with grat- ginia Martin, husband and wife:
dustry through labor.
There » hope, but no assurance, modern brick hotel, a new bank ed cheese, and bake in moderate Roy Martin, a single man; May
that labor racketeering has been building and several private resi­ oven (325) for 80 minutes. 6 to 6 Johnson and Ben Johnson, wife and
husband;. Carrie Hammon and
stopped in Oregon. It will go on dences now’ contemplated there servings.
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Fred G. Hammon, wife and hus­
ar* in whenever people allow it. will certainly be something doing
band: Jessie Holabird and Hardey
I t has been proven many times in the old town of Moro.
Grimes and So« nave finished NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING Holabird, wife and husband; Clar­
that it is comparatively easy to
impose on an unorganized mass many concrete jobs at the T. H.
Notice is hereby givqn that the ence Martin and Mary Martin, hus­
of people for a considerable length Fraser farm puting a foundation undersigned has filed in the Coun- band and wife; Weaver Martin, a
of time before they find leaden under , the , bam,
, . building
.
. water
,
, ty Court of the State of Oregon single man; Cecile Taylor, a single
woman; Julius Martin, a single
his finaJ
who will stop It. This state ie trough, and laying a heavy foun-, fcr sh erman
dation »lab for a granary to be
and repo. t as administrator man; Harry M. Benson,
single
lucky that it had such men.
built later.
, of the estate of Chester C. Med- man; Roy M. Benson zrfd^^krry
One cannot but notice how the
An unfortunate act,dent occur-
and that Monday, Benson, husband and wife; Clara
dislike of Jim Farley has softened ed at the Lot Ru.t home when a I the , , t d
of A
t 1938, at F. Odell and Irvie Odell, wife and
since he ceased to be the front for gitn went off accidently, killing , 0:00 o.clo<.k ,
husband; James F. Benson and
of M;d
the new deal notions.
Ruth Benson, husband and wife;
Mrs. Rust in the room above.
O ir r m a n C^natR 3m snt<i
Recipes For
Hungry Men
I
V
j.
Dell E. Benson and Vanita Benson, as their Interest m ay appear; that
husband and wife: Jennie O. Hill the defendants above named, and
and William Hill, wife and hua- each and all of them, be foreclosed
band: William F. Coe and Jane and barred of aU right, title, claim
Doe Coe, husband and wife; Vern or interest in the premises deecrib-
R. Coe and Bernice Coe, husband ed in plaintiff’s mortgage except
and wife; Mildred E. Burris and the right o f redemption allowed by
Ray Burris, wife and husband; C. low, and that plaintiff have such
L. Pepper, administrator with the other and further relief as to the
will annexed *of the estate of Etta courtm ay seem equitable and just.
A. Coe, deceased; H. U. Martin,
Service of this summons is
administrator of the estate of madte upon you by publication in
Dwight R. Martin, deceased; The the Sherman County Journal, a
Federal Land Bank of Spokane, a newspaper of general circulation,
corporation; Sherman County, a printed and published in Sherman
municipal coTporation; the un- County, Oregon, once a week for
known heirs of Etta A. Coe, de- four consecutive and successive
ceased; the unknown heirs of weeks by virtue of an order made
Dwight R. Martin, deceased; the and entered in said court and
unknown heirs of Ira Martin, de- cause on the 17th day of June,
ceased, and also all other persons 1938, said period of publication
or parties unknown claiming any being the period prescribed by
right, title, estate, lien or interest said 'order.
The date of the first publication
m the real estate described in the
! of this summons is June 24, 19.38,
complaint herein,
Defendants.' and the date of thc last Publication
.p . ..
»» k-
,
. I is July 15, 1938.
To Julius M artin, » «tn«le m an. G
Q Updegr.ff,
Roy Martin, a single man, Wea- Att
for p,aintiff.
V,., Martin, a single man; May
Residence and . Poit<)(Bce Ad«
Johnson and Ben Johnson, wife and dress: Moro, Oregon.
husband: Carrie Hammon and Fred
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G. Hammon, wife and huiffiand;
CIRCUIT COURT OF
Jessie Holabird and Hardey Hola­
THE STATE QF OREGON
bird, wife and husband; Clarence
FOR SHERMAN COUNTY
Martin and Mary Martin, husband S U M M O N S
and wife; Cecile Taylor, a single
The State Land Board of the
woman; Julius Martin and Virgin­
ia Martin, husband and wife; State of Oregon, Plaintiff,
- vs -
James F. Benson and Ruth Ben­
son, husband and wife; Jennie O.
Wilbert J. Martin and Eliza E.
Hill and William Hill, wife and Martin, husband and wife; Leroy
husband; William F. Coe and Jane H. Martin, a widower; Harvey U.
Doe Coe, husband and wife; Mil- Martin, and Lilah Martin, husband
dred E. Burris and Ray Burris, end wife; Julius Martin and Vir-
wife and husband; the unknown jginia Martin, husband and wife;
heirs of Ira Martin, deceased; Roy Martin, a single man; May
the unknown heirs of Dwight R. Johnson and Ben Johnson, wife
Martin, deceased; the unknown and husabnd; Carrie Hammon and
heirs of Etta A. Coe, deceased, and Fred G. Hammon, wife and hus-
also all other persons . or parties band; Jessie Holabird and Hardey
unknown claiming any right, title, Holabird, wife and husband; Clar-
estate, lien or interest in the real ence Martin and Mary Martin,
estate described in plaintiff’s com- husband and wife; Weaver Martin,
plaint on file in the above entitled a single man; Cecile Taylor, a sin-
cause and as this summons de- gle woman; Julius Martin a single
scribed, DEFENDANTS:
(m an;'H arry M. Benson, a single
IN THE NAME OF THE man: Roy M. Benson and Perry
STATE OF OREGON. You and Benson, husband and wife: Clara
each of you are hereby required F. Odell and I: vie Odell, wife and
to appear and answer the com- husband; James F. Benson and
plaint filed against you in the Ruth Benson, husband and wife;
above entitled court and cause Dell E. Benson and Vanita Benson,
within four weeks from the date husband and wife: Jennie O. Hill
of the first publication of this and William Hill, wife and hus-
summons as hereinafter stated, band; William F. Coe and Jane
and if you fail so to answer said Doe Coe, husband and wife; Vern
complaint, or otherwise appear or R. Coe and Bernice Coe, husband
plead in this cause, plaintiff, for and wife; Mildred E. Burris and
want thereof, will apply to the Ray Burris, wife and husband; C.
court for the relief as prayed for L. Pepper, administrator with the
in plaintiff’s complaint, to-wit: will annexed of the estate of Etta
FIRST: For a decree and judg- A. Coe, deceased; H. U. Martin,
ment against the defendants H ar-radministrator of the estate of
vey U. Martin, Lilah Martin. Wil- Dwight R. Martin, deceased; The
bert J. Martin, Eliza E. Martin, Federal Land Bank of Spokane,
and Leroy H. Martin, and each of a corporation; Sherman County, a
them for the sum of $3000.00 with municipal corporation; the un-
inter^st thereon from the 15th known heirs of Etta A. Coe, de­
day of September, 1935, at the rate ceased: the unknown heirs of
of sir per cent per annum until Dwight R. Martin, deceased; the
paid: for the further sum of $300.- unknown heirs of Ira Martin, de-
00 attorney fees, together with ceased; Lewis MeKee and Horace
plaintiff’s costs and disburse-' McKee, co-partners doing busi-
ments; SECOND: For a decree ntss under the firm name and style
foreclosing that certain mortgage of McKee Brothers, and also all
described in plaintiff’s complaint, other persons or parties unknown
executed by Harvey U. Martin claiming any right, title, estate,
and Lilah Martin, husband and lien or interest in the real estate
wife; Wilbert J. Martin and Eliza described in the complaint here-
E. Martin, husband and wife; Le- ¡n,
Defendants,
roy H. Martin and Amanda E.
To Julius Martin, a single man;
Martin, husband and wife; and Roy Martin, a single man: Weaver
Elwin E. Martin, a single man,' Martin, a single man; May John-
the record owners of the property; son and Ben Johnson, wife and
at the time of the granting of the husband; Carrie Hammon and
loan referred to in plaintiff’s com -( Fred G. Hammon, wife and hus-
plaint, which said mortgage was hand: Jessie Holabird and Hardey
recorded in the office of the Coun-; Holabird, wife and husband; Clar-
ty Clerk of Sherman County, Ore- ( ence Martin ' and Mary Martin,
gon, on the 31st day of December,! husband and wife; Cecile Taylor,
1926, at 10:00 a. m., in Book “S” , a single woman; Julius Martin and
of Mortgages at page 388 thereof, < Viriginia Martin, husband and
covering the following described. wife; James F. Benson and Ruth
real property:
■ Benson, husband and wife: Jen-
Lot Four (4) and the South- ' nie O. Hill and William Hill, wife
east Quarter of the Southwest-
and husband; William F. Coe and
Jane Doe Coe, husband and wife<
Quarter (SEJSWJ) and the
Mildred E. Burris and Ray Burris,
South Half of the Southeast
wife and husband; the unknown
Quarter (S iS E i) of Section
heirs of Ira Martin, deceased; the
Eighteen (18), Township One
South, Range Seventeen, (17), unknown heirs of Dwight R.
Martin, deceased; the unknown
East of the Willamette Meri­
dian, save and except the 1 heirs of Etta A. Coe, deceased, and
also to all other persons or parties
right-of-ways for the Colum­
unknown claiming any right, title,
bia Southern Railway and the
estate, lien or interest in the real
Sherman Highway as now locat­
ed over above described lands; , estate described in plaintiff's com-
also except the following re­ , plaint on file in the above entitled
' C£use and as this summons de-
scribed tract;
Commencing 264 feet west of
sedibed, DEFENDANTS:
IN THE NAME OF THE
the Southeast corner of the
STATE OF OREGON: You and
Northwest Quarter . of the
each of you are hereby required to
Southeast Quarter of Section
appear and answer the complaint
Eighteen, running thence due
filed against you in the above en­
south 10 rods; thence due
titled court and cause within four
west 20 rods; thence due north
weeks from the dat§._of the first
10 rods; thence due east 20
publication of this summons as
rods to the place of beginning,
hereinafter stated, and if you fail
all being in the South Half of
so to answer said complaint, or
the Southeast Quarter of Elec­
otherwise appear or plead in this
tion Eighteen in Township
cause, plaintiff, for want thereof,
One South, Range Seventeen,
will apply to the court for the re­
East of the Willamette Meri­
lief as prayed for in plaintiff’s
dian, containing one and one-
complaint, to-wit: FIRST For a
fourths acres, more or less,
decree and judgment against the
together with the tenements,
defendents Wilbert J. Martin,
hereditaments and appurte­
Eliza E. Martin, Leroy H. Martin,
nances thereunto belonging or
Harvy U. Martin and Lilah Martid,
in anywise appertaining,
and decreeing that the mortgaged and each of them, for the sum of
promises be sold in one parcel in $5000.00 with interest thereon
the manner prescribed by the laws* from the 4th day of February,
of the state o f Oregon and" the 1936, at the rate- of six per cent
practice of this court; that the per annum until paid: for the
proceeds thereof be applied to­ further sum of $350.00 attorney
wards the payment of plaintiff’s fees, together with plaintiff’s costs
judgment and decree, costs and ac­ and disbursements; SECOND: For
cruing costs and that any overplus a decree foreclosing that certain.
be paid to the clerk of this court, mortgage described in plaintiff’?
for the benefits of the defendants complaint, executed by Wilbert
J. Martin and Eliza E. Martin,
husband and wife; Leroy H. Mar­
tin and Amanda E. Martin, hus­
band and wife; Harvey U. Martin
and Lilah Martin, husband and
wife, and Elwin E. Martin, a tin­
gle man, the record owners of the
property at the time of the grant­
ing of the loan referred to in
plaintiff’s complaint, which said
m or gage was recorded in the office
of the County Clerk of Sherman
County, Oregon, on the 31st day
of December, 1926, at 10:10 a. m.,
in Book *8” of Mortgages at page
390 thereof, covering the follow
ing described real property:
The East Half o f’ the South­
east Quarter (E iS E l) of Sec­
tion Twenty-one (21) and the
Southwest Quarter (SW I) of
Section
Twenty-two 1 (22),
Township One. (1), South,
Range Seventeen (17), East
of the Willamette Meridian,
containing 240 acres, more or
less,
Together with the tenements,*
hereditaments and appurten­
ances thereunto belonging or
in anywise appertaining.
and decreeing that the mortgaged
premises be sold in one parcel in
the manner prescribed by the laws
of the state of Oregon and the
practice of this court; that the
proceeds thereof be applied to ­
wards the payment of plaintiff’s
judgment and decree, costs and
accruing costs and that any over­
plus be paid to the clerk of this
court for the benefit of the defen­
dants as their interests may ap­
pear ; that the defendants above
named, and each and all of them
be foreclosed and barred of all
right, title, claim or interest in
the premises described in plain­
tiff’s mortgage except the right of
redemption allowed by law, and
that plaintiff have such other and
further relief as to the court may
seem equitable and just.
Service of this summons is made
upon you by publication in the
Sherman County Journal, a news­
paper of general circulation, print­
ed and published in Sherman Coun­
ty, Oregon, once a week for four
consecutive and successive weeks
by virtue of an order made and
entered in said court and cause on
the 17.th day of June, 1938, said
period of publication being the
period prescribed by said order.
The date of the fijst pu^cation
of this Summons is June 24, 1938,
and the date of the last publication
is July 16, 1938.
George G. Updegraff,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residence and Postoffice Ad­
dress: Moro, Oregon.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
028623
Department of the Interior.
General Land Office at The
Dalles, Oregon, June 9, 1938.
NOTICE is hereby «given that'
George L. Fox, of Klondike, Ore­
gon, who, on December 28, 1934,
made homestead entry, act Decem­
ber 29, 1916, , No. 028623. for
NE1-4, SE1-4NW1-4, NE1-4SW1-4
N iS E i, SWJSE1, Sec 30, NW1-4-
SW1-4,
SE1-4SW1-4,
SW JSEi,
Section 32, Township 3.N., Range
18, E., Willamette Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make
final Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before
Registar, United
States Land
Office, at The Dalles, Oregon, on
the 22nd day of July, 1938.
Claimant names as witnesses:
A. Macnab, of Rufus, Oregon
Delbert Deyo, of Rufus, Oregon
L. E. Dehler, of Wasco, Oregon
W. E. Tate, of Wasco, Oregon.
W. F. Jackson
Register.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned has been ap­
pointed administrator of the part­
nership estate of J. C. Freeman
& Company composed of J. C.
Freeman and O. L. Belshe, de­
ceased. IAJ1 persons having claim.*-
against said estate are hereby re
quired to present the same duly
verified to fch? undersigned, post
office address, Moro, Oregon, with­
in six months from the date of
the first publication of this notice,
to-wit: July 15, 1938.
D. L. BELSHE
Administrator.
GALLQ^AY A KRIER
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Attorneys for Administrator
The Dalles, Oregon
IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Matter of the Estate of
Maude Davis, Deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, os Administratrix
of the Estate of Maude Davis, de­
ceased, has filed her final account
in the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for Sherman County,
and that Monday, the 8th day of
August, 1938, at the hour of 10
o’clock in the forenoon of said day
at the court room of said court
has been appointed by said Court
as the time and place for the hear­
ing of objections thereto and the
settlement thereof.
Dated and first published July
15, 1938.
Date of last publication, August
5, 1938.
Neoma E. Smith, Administratrix
Qren J L Richards, Attorney,
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