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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON,
F R I ^ Y , OCTOBER 8, l»54
268.05 feet to Engineer’s Station known persons having or claim-
LH 173+69.74 P. S. thence north- ing any right, title or interest in
“ * 9.90 acres of land located in Sher­
easterly, on an increasing Stand-
S herm an (Cunntç 3k u nni
ard Highway Spiral to the right man County, Oregon designated
Pulili'linl Every Friday at
(a = 0.25), a distance of 40) 0 as Tract No P-1614 of the project
•
Giles French, Moro
Moro, Oregon
feet through an angle of I* 00' for the construction of The Dalles
*
to Engineer's Station LH 177 + Dam in the Columbia River.
G U ea I
I I ■ n< ti
I <lit>n
You and each of you are hereby
69.74P.S.C. thence northeasterly
gnt, r -d M «Mond ri«*» m a tU r at the
Dr. Frank D. Reid
on a curve to the right having a notified that a complaint in con­
P tu ffi*« a» Moro. Or*n»i». undar Act
radius of 5,729 58 feet a distance demnation has heretofore been
DENTISI'
, .
: March ». 1ST».___________
of 125.00 feet through an angle of filed in the above named court
OFFICE
DAYS
0 1 1 1 (1 1 ,
COUNTY PAPER
fee
1* 15' to Engineer’s Station LH in an action to condemn the
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Tuewdny, W ednesday, Friday
178 + 94 74 P.C.S.; thence north- simple title to the lands hereinaf-
M
oro
H
otel
761
easteriy On a decreasing Standard ter described, subject however, to
N A T IO N A L
tO IT O a iA l
FO O TBALL
Highway Spiral to the right (a = existing easements for public
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0.25), a distance of 400.0 feet roads and highways, public utlli-
W ANT
ADS
through an angle of 2* 00' to En- ties railroads and pipe lines,
gineer’s Station LH 182 + 94.74 which aaid lands are located In
Bend Reserve»
P. T. equals Engineer’s Station Sherman Cbunty, Oregon and are
FOR SALE: Farm stored Flynn
24+29.81 P.O.T. of the existing more particularly described as
n ew spaper
barley. Loan price plus $2.00
follows;
Columbia River Highway.
per ton, will store until March
P U B L IS H E R S
VS.
TRACT NO P-1614: All that
The
land
above
described
con­
10 at that price Paul Fraser,
part of Governments Lots 5 _ ___
and
tains 7.00 acres, more Or less.
a sso cia tio n
Moro.
49c
for public use adequately to pro- 6, that part of the _____
southwest
zest
vide for the construction of a quarter of the southwest quarter
Moro Huskies
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING —
river improvement for use in con- and that part of the northwest
MI BM RIPTION KATES
Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp
nection with the establishment of quarter of the southeast quarter
ONE YEAR
S2.<»
freeze. Kenny’s Market, Grass
The Dalles Dam in the Columbia of Section 24, Township 2 North,
Valley, Oregon Ph. 242 47tfn
River, Oregon and Washington. Range 15 East of the Willamette
Moro Field 2 p m .
OCTOBER 8, IBM
The authority for the taking is Meridian in Sherman County,
The Act of February 26, 1931 Oregon, lying south of the south
ITATE WIDE PAINT CO. com­
(46 Stat. 1421, U.S.C. Sec. 258a) line of the former Deschutes Rail­
plete painting and decorating
WHAT IH> YOU THINK?
and Acts supplementary thereto road Company’s right-of-way and
service,
spray
or
brush.
Phone
Saturday, Oct. 9
and amendatory thereof; The Act lying northwesterly of a line that
The campaign in Oregon is to a
3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St.
of April 24, 1888J25 StaL 94, 33 is 200.0 Jeet southeasterly, when
large extent one of differing phil­
Vern Campell and Jack Null,
U.S.C. Sec. 591); The Act of March measured at right angles, from
osophies of government. It is be­
The Dalles. Oregon
38tfn
1, 1917 (39 Stat. 950, 33 U.S.C. 701), the center line survey for the re­
Admission
$1.00
ing charged that the federal gov­
public Law 367 - 64th Congress; location of the Columbia River
MAY ELECTRIC, electrical con­
ernment is giving away some­
The Act of May 17, 1950 (Public Highway, said center line being
tracting, Moro, Oregon, Phone
thing and that is held as some
Law 516 - 81st Congress, Second more particularly described as
Bethlehem Chapter No. 78» O.HLS
722.
19 tfn
sort of moral sin. That needs ex­
Session); The Act of July 27, 1953 follows:
Meets every second ano
amination.
(Public Law 153 • 83rd Congress,
Beginning at Engineer’s center
fourth Thursday in each LIFE INSURANCE S T O C K S .
. lx?t us imagine two kinds of
line Station LH7 1881 + 01.82 P. S„
First Session).
month, visiting m em ber
Also high grade fire and casual­
You are further notified that if from which station a stone 24” x
government. One in which the
Invited. Moro, Oregon
ty stocks, offer many unusual IN THE UNITED STATES DIS­ you
have any objection or de­ 9” x 8” marking the section cor­
COURT FOR THE DIS­
government retained ownership
Betty Christianson, W.M.
investment advantages for in­ TRICT
TRICT OF OREGON, UNITED fense to the taking of your pro- ner common to Sections 23, 24,
of all property, land, water, tim-
come,
value
growth
and
tax
Lisle Jones, Secretary
perty above desqyibed you are re- 25, and 26 in said township and
STATES OF AMERICA,
I mjt , homes. The people would
shelter. Inquiry invited.
) quired to file herein and to serve range bears S. 9’ 26' 18” *E. a
Plaintiff
h.urrk.« Lodge No. 121 4.F. A .4.0
have, nothing. That is like Russia
J. W. DODD, TYGH VALLEY
vs.
) upon the plaintiff’s attorney at the distance of 923.48 feet; thence
Meets on the 1st and
and it isn’t working even there
ORE. Eastern Oregon Mgr. CORA STRANAHAN, also
) address herein designated within northeasterly, from a tangent
3rd Thursday evening»
where the people have not l>epn
Wm. J. Collins & Co Stocks, known as Correan Stranahan, ) four weeks after the date of the which bears N. 69* 15' 00” E., on
each month. Visiting
used to having much in the way
members cordially in­
bonds, mutual funds. Tax ex­ a widow; MACE BALDWIN, ) first publication of this Summons, an increasing Standard Highway
of property. It is a totalitarian
vited to meet with uh
empt school and state bonds. ’ guardian of Correan Stranahan; ) an answer identifying the pro­ Spiral to the left (a = 0.25), a
) perty In which you claim to distance of 400.0 feet through an
government. Another type of gov­
Howard Ross, W. M
48c tfn CARROLL W. DEAN and
MABLL DEAN, husband and ) have an interest, stating the na­ angle of 20 00' to Engineer’s
ernment would l>e one In which
H. B. Pinkerton, Secretary
the government owned nothing;
FOR SALE. Milch cow. E. M. Es­ wife; ZULA CURRIN, a -widow; ) ture and extent of the interest Station LH7 1885 + 01.82 P.S.C.;
Lupine Rebekah Ix>dge No. 116
and the people owned all the pro­
linger, Grass Valley, Phone 425. Unknown heirs at law of ILA ) claimed, and stating all your ob­ thence northeasterly on a curve
Meets 2nd and 4th
deceased; CHARLES
) jections and defenses to the tak­ to the left having a radius of
48c DEAN,
perty.
Tuesdays of each
BLAKE and HATTIE MAE
) ing of your property. A failure 5,729.58 feet a distance of 2,235.-
We are sure that Americans
month.
Visiting
BLAKE, husband and wife; ) so to file and serve an answer 50 feet through an angle of 22*
FOR
RENT:
House
in
Moro.
Part­
would choose the latter. Their an­
members welcome
REED and EDITH REED, ) shall constitute a consent to the 21' 18” to Engineer’s Station LH7
ly furnished. $40.00. Mrs. Grace TED
Althea Burnet N. G.
cestors came across the ocean to
) 'taking and to the authority of the 1907+37.32 P. C. S.; thence north­
husband
and wife; CASEY
Zevely. See Mrs. Grace Busse.
.lelen Martin, Sec.
achieve something like that and
AND STONE, an Oregon cor­ ) Court to proceed to hear the ac- easterly, on a decreasing Stand­
48c
later some of them came across
) tion and to fix the just compen­ ard Highway Spiral to the left
poration; T. L. FIELDS and
Moro Lodge No? U S I.O.O.F.
the plains for the same purpose.
NELLIE D. FIELDS, husband ) sation and shall constitute a wai­ (a = 0.25), a distance of 400.0 feet
WANTED:
Man
to
service
farm
Meets 1st and 3rd cAMII
and wife; and SHERMAN
) ver of all defenses and objections through an angle of 2 ’00' to
As we understand Americans they
families in this locality with COUNTY,
Tuesdays in 1.0.0 F
a municipal corpora- ) not so presented.
Engineer’s Station LH7 19114
want to own things for them*
Nationally
Advertised
Watkins
tion and political subdivision of )
You are further notified that if 37.32 P. T.; thence N. 42* 53' 42”
hall. Transient and
selves.
Products. Profits up to $500 the State of Oregon,
you have no objections nor de­ E. a distance of 462.68 feet to
visiting brothers are
Now the federal government
a month and more possible
Defendants,
) fense to the taking you may serve Engineer’s Station LH7 1916+00.
cordially Invited
has become the owner of a lot of
Civil No. 7566
upon the plaintiff’s attorney a
first year. Car or light truck
The land above described con­
C. O. Burnet, N.G.
property. It Ixwght some, it took
notice of appearance designating tains a net area of 9.90 acres, more
SUMMONS (NOTICE)
required.
No
capital
investment.
soma in war, it got some by settle­ COON FOR CONGRESS
Leo Watkins, Secretary
the
property
in
which
you
claim
TO:
The
Unknown
Heirs
at
Law
or less..
Write J. R. Watkins Company,
There seems little likelihood
ment and it stole some from the
to be Interested and thereafter for public use adequately to pro­
of Ila Dean, deceased;
137 Dexter Ave., Seattle 9,
that
the
voters
of
the
second
con­
Indians. A land policy started
and each of you are here­ you shall receive notice of all vide for the construction of a
Washington.
45-50c by You
notified that a Complaint in proceedings affecting said pro­ river improvement for use in
well over 1(H) years ago or as soon gressional district will not return
A superior tervke
as trappers and hunters ventured Sam Coon to Washington for an­
connection with the establishment
FOR SALE: Two John Deere deep Condemnation has heretofore been perty.
ef peróne! attendance
You are further notified that of The Dalles Dam in the Colum­
filed in tin- above named Court
west of the Appalachian moun­ other term. This district has sel­
furrow shovel type L Z grain in
an action to condemn the fee on the 30th day of June, 1954, bia River, Oregon and Washing­
THAT COSTS N O MORE
dom, if ever, failed to send a man
tains.
drills, ten furrow opener size simple
title to the lands hereinaf­ the plaintiff filed herein its De­ ton.
The government gave land to back for a second term, realizing
14” spacing. Slightly used, like ter described, subject, however, claration of Taking of said lands
The authority for the taking is
these settlers for building roads the advantages of committee as­
new V6 off dealers price. J. Z. to existing easements for public and simultaneously therewith de­ The Act of February 26, 1931
and canals. There were several signments and the value of ex­
Weimar, Condon, Oregon. 47-9c roads and highways, public utili­ posited in this Court and cause (46 Stat. 1421, 40 U. S. C. Sec. 258a)
squatter’s bills which gave land ig e n c e .
ties, railroads and pipe lines, the estimated just compensation and Acts supplementary thereto
PIANO BARGAIN. Will sell at which said lands are located in for such taking.
Coon has tended Io the business
to settlers who had lived on It.
and amendatory thereof; The Act
sacrifice beautiful spinet piano Sherman County, Oregon, and are
You are further notified that of April 24, 1888 (25 Stat. 94, 33
In 1862, when Lincoln was presi­ of being a representative in sat­
at
the
trial
of
the
issue
of
just
more
particularly
described
as
in this locality to save moving
U. S. C. Sec. 591); the Act of March
dent, the homestead law was pass- isfactory fashion, has been of aid
compensation, whether or not you 1, 1917 (39 Stat. 950, 33 U. S. C.
expense. Easy terms or cash. follows:
<sl to bring order to the process of to most of the things demanded
A wkla range e< prices
TRACT NO. T-2000-1: All that have answered or served a notice 70I),Public Law 367 - 64th Con-
For information write Tallman
giving land to citizens. It was a by the citizens of the district and
the! maah a l wUhat
Piano Stores, Inc., Salem, Ore. part of the northwest quarter of of appearance, you may present gress; The Act of May 17, 1950
fine thing in that It made settle­ has conducted himself soberly and
northwest quarter of Section evidence as to the amount of (Public Law 516 - 81st Congress
47-9c the
ment of the west possible and quietly during his first term.
6, Township 2 North, Range 17 compensation to be paid for the Second
~
- Session);
-
—
The Act of July
He
is
the
steady,
undemonstra­
gave citizens an Interest In the
East of the Willamette Meridian property in which you have an 27, 1953 (Public Law 153 - 83rd
FOR
SALE:
Easy
Spin-dry
wash­
tive, plodding type, the district
interest and you may share, on Congress, First Session).
country.
er. Mary Rehr, Wasco.
48-Dp in Sherman County, Oregon, lying proof
of your interest, in the dis­
It has never been the policy of has preferred for many years. He
northerly of a line that is 50 feet
You are further notified that if
Dr. Otis G. Perkins
distant northwesterly, when mea­ tribution of the award of com­ you have any objection or defense
this country for the federal gov­ advocates no panaceas but ans­
pensation.
sured at right angles, from the
to the taking of your property
ernment to hold land. It has Iwen wers his mail, votes conserva­
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Optometrist
This summons is served upon above described you are required
line of the main track of
the policy to sell land and other tively and attends sessions regu­
All persons having claims center
the
Oregon-Washington
¡Railroad
you
by
order
of
the
Honorable
resources to the citizens so that larly, paying close attention to
against the Estate of Henry C. and Navigation Company’s rail- Claude McCulloch, Judge of the to file herein and to serve upon
405 E. 2nd St,
the plaintiff’s attorney at the ad­
they could develop it for their own the district’s business In Wash­
Peters, deceased, are hereby noti­ road.
above entitled Court, made and dress herein designated within
profit and for their own homes. ington.
fied to present them, with the
The land above described con- entered on the 30 day of August, four weeks after the date of the
(Across from Stadleman-
We do not think it at all prob­
We have always assumed—and
1954, by the publication thereof first publication of this Summons,
proper vouchers, and duly veri­ tains 4.28 acres, more or less.
most correctly— that citizens can able that the voters will reject
TRACT NO. T-2OOO-2: All that for four successive weeks in the an answer identifying the pro­
fied, to the undersigned, the duly
Bonn Hardware)
develop more efficiently than gov­ him for a social and political re­
appointed, qualified and acting part of the northwest quarter of Sherman County Journal, a news- perty in which you claim to have
former whose theories have not Phone 5362 The Dalles, Ore. Administrator of the Estate of the northwest quarter of Section paper printed and published in an interest, stating the nature and
ernment.
Township 2 North, Range 17 Moro, Oregon, and or general cir- extent of the interest claimed, and
Now about all the land that Is iMsm accepted even by second dis­
Henry C. Peters, deceased, at the 6,
East of the Willamette Meridian culation in said county wherein stating all vour objections and
worth while for settlement has trict voters.
office of T. Lester Johnson, at­ in Sherman County, Oregon, lying said lands are located, the first
to the taking of your pro­
torney at law, Moro, Oregon, southerly of a line that is 50 feet publication of this summons be- defenses
perty. A failure so to file and
within six months from the date distant southeasterly, when mea- ing made in the issue of said serve an answer shall constitute
of the first publication of this sured at right angles, from the newspaper on the 1st day of Oc- a consent to the taking and to the
center line of the main track of tober, 1954.
notice, to-wit: October 1, 1954.
authority of the Court to proceed
C. E. LUCKEY, United States to hear the action and to fix the
Willard H. Barnett the Oregon-Washington Railroad
Attorney, and BERT C. BOY­ just compensation and shall con­
Administrator and Navigation Company’s rail­
LAN, Assistant United States stitute a waiver of all defenses
road and lying northerly of a
T. Lester Johnson,
Attorney, 506 United States and objections not so presented.
line that Is 40 feet distant north­
Attorney for Administrator,
Courthouse, Portland 5. Ore.
westerly, when measured at right
You are further notified that if
Moro, Oregon
48-51C angles, from the center line of
48-5 lc you have no objections nor de­
the existing Columbia River High­
fense to the taking you may serve
NOTIC E TO CREDITORS
way.
IN TH E UNITED STATES DIS­ upon the plaintiff’s attorney a
The
land
above
described
con­
TRICT
COURT
FOR
THE
DIS­
Notice is hereby given that the
notice of appearance designating
TRICT OF OREGON UNITED the property in which you ctelm
undersigned has been duly ap­ tains 6.32 acres, more or less.
TRACT
NO.
T-2000-3:
All
that
STATES OF AMERICA,
) to be interested and thereafter
pointed Executrix of the Estate
of the northwest quarter of
Plaintiff,
) you shall receive notice of all
of John F. Royse, deceased, and part
the northwest quarter of Section
vs.
) proceedings affecting said proper­
has qualified. All persons having 6. Township 2 North, Range 17 ROSA M. MILLER, a widow;
) ty.
claims against said estate are East of the Willamette Meridian JENNIE MILLER MURRAY
)
You are further notified that
hereby notified and required to in Sherman County, Oregon, lying and WILLIAM MURRAY, wife ) on the 5th day of April, 1954 the
present the same, duly verified, southerly of a line that 1» 40 feet and husband; JOSEPH J.
) plaintiff filed herein its Declara­
and with the proper vouchers, distant southeasterly, when mea­ MILLER and LOUISE M ILLER,) tion of Taking of said lands an l
to the undersigned at the resi­ sured at right angles, from the husband and wife; JAMES D. ) simultaneously therewith deposit­
dence of the Executrix in Wasco, center line of the existing Colum­ MILLER, a single person; ETTA ) ed in this court and cause the es­
River
„..........
... Highway
, and lying MILLER ROUSH and CLIF-
) timated just compensation for
Oregon, within six months from bia
northerly of a line that Is 150 feet
C- ROUSH, wife and
> such taking.
OU)
KM
IW ■ ■ ■ I » ■ - w
BRAND
the date of first publication of distant southeasterly, when mea- husband; HORACE S. CAR-
)
are further notified that at
this notice, to-wit: September 24, sured at right angles, from the LISLE individually anti as Exe- ) the You
trial of the issue of just com­
1954.
center line survey for the reloca- <ulor Of the estate of W. H. Car- ) pensation, whether or not you
Augusta Royse
tion of the Columbia River High-
deceased; EVELYN CAR- ) have answered or served a notice
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY
wav, said center line survey be- LISLE; MARAVENE CAR-
) of appearance, you may present
Executrix
ing more particularly described LISLE, individually and as Exe- ) evidence as to the amount of
Donak] E. Heisler
cutrix of the Estate of W. H, ) compensation to be paid for the
Attorney for Estate
47-50c as follows;
Beginning at Engineer’s Station Qarlisle, deceased; IDA CAR-
) property in which you may have
Oregon's largest-selling
LH 159+93.91 P. S. of the said u s L E , a widow; The Unknown ) an interest and you may share,
THE
centeP line survey for the relo- belrs at ¡aw of W. H. Carlisle, )
straight bourbon!
K S
TA
THE
STATE
OF OREGON FOR cation of the Columbia River deceased; SANDRA KAY CAR- > on proof of your interest, in the
distribution of the award of com­
THE COUNTY OF, SHERMAN
$2.65 P
Highway, from which station the LISLE, a minor; JOYCE BREN-) pensation.
W R. REID.
) northwest corner of Section 6 in DA CARLISLE, a minor; The )
This summons is served upon
Plaintiff,
) said township and range hears unknown children of Horace S. ) you
$ 4 10 4 5th qt.
_________
__ Honorable
by order of the
vs.
) N. 19* 05' 37" E. a distance of Carlisle, at the time of his d eath ;) Claude McCulloch, Judge of the
LoH. CLAWSON, carrying on ) 955.87 feet; thence northeasterly, A1j persons unknown having or ) above entitled court, made and
business as L. H. Clawson & Co. ) from a tangent which bears N. claiming any right, title or in- ) entered on the 3rd day of August,
5
®
Defendant.
) 71* 21‘ 55” E., on an Increasing terest in 9.90 acres of land locat-) 195+ by the publication thereof
Highway Spiral to the
jn Sherman County, Oregon, ) for four successive weeks in the
TO: L. H. Clawson, cau sin g on Standard
O bu^cess as L. H. ClawsWi & Co. left (a = 0.25), a distance of 400.0 designated as Tract No. P-1614 ) Sherman County Journal, a news-
feet through an angle of 2* 00' to of
project for the construe- ) paper printed and published in
IN IWB NAME OF THE to Engineer’s Station LH 163+ tjon of -pbe Dalles Dam in the ) Moro, Oregon, and of general cir-
STATE OF OREGON: You are 93.91 P. S. C.; thence northeasterly Columbia River, and SHER- ) culation in said county wherein
hereby required to appear and on a curve to the left having a \ | an COUNTY, a municipal
) said lands are located, the first
Qinswer the Complaint filed again­ radius of 5,729.58 feet a distance corporation and political sub- ) publication of this summons being
st you In the above entitled of 307.78 feet through an angle division of the State of Oregon, > made in the issue of said news­
Defendants.
paper on the 1st day of October,
Court ami cause within four of 3* 04' 40” to Engineer’s Sta
< lY ll. n o H i*
1954.
weeks from the date of the first tion LH 167 + 01 69 PC S.; thence
FULLY
SUMMONS (NOTK K)
C. E. LUCKEY. United States
northeasterly, on a decreasing
Indication of this Summons as Standard
Highway Spiral to the To: The Unknown devisees, lega
Attorney, and BERT C. BOY­
'
*7
ACID
hWelnafter stated, and if you fail left (a = 0.25),
LAN, Assistant Vnlte»f States
a distance of 400.0 tees and heirs at law of W_ H.
to so answer said complaint, or
Attorney, 506 United States
through an angle of 2* 00' to Carlisle, deceased; The unknown
otherwise appear or plead In this 'E n g in e e r’s Station LH 171 + 01.69 children of Horace S. Carlisle at
Courthouse. Portland 5, Oregon.
T H IS W HISKEY IS 4 YEARS OLD • 86 PROOF • THE OLD HERM ITAGE COM PART. FIA R R TO R T. KENTUCKY
cause, the Plaintiff, for want P. T.; thence N. 64* 17’ 15” E. the time of his death; and all un
48-5 lc
Timfier has be-
been taken ìm.
n
ìWe whereas once it
> i.e a re.'.ou*
was not so. Some is owned by the
federal government, some by pri­
vate owners. All is cut by private
companies who usually make a
profit out of it and pay taxes on
ffie profits. The taxes are larger
than the government’s profits
would be if the government was
in business. That is true of farm­
ing, too.
Water has recently become a
resource. The federal government
built dams on the big rivers and
private companies dams on little
rivers. The government is terribly
in debt and no way to reduce has
lx.*en found. The congress permits
an increase in national debt with
great reluctance and it is not like­
ly that the people would permit
that if they voted on it.
The question then is: shall the
federal government allow citizens
to develop the water resources?
A partnership plan has been
worked out and the government
will pay for navigation and irri­
gation and the private companies
for power At the end of 50 years
the government will own it all.
And will set the rates at all times.
It has always been the policy
In our republic that citizens shall
have the right—and the duty—
to develop the resources of the
nation. We have never believed
in having the government do ev­
erything for us, or, in fact, any­
thing for us that we can do our­
selves. That is the reason why we
are a great country, because we
have an inventive, adaptive, ambi­
tious citizenry.
The only way
citizens remain so is to give them
the right to exercise their inven­
tiveness and ambition.
We do hot want to live In a
country where government keeps
the resources to itself. We do want
to live in a country where the peo­
ple own the farms, cut the timber,
catch tiie fish, manage the dams
and are Independent and self re­
liant therefore.
That is why we are sure that
the voters will refuse to elect
those who advocate big govern­
ment.
Theirs is a totalitarian
philosophy and not fitted to this
country.
¿e. a ££*/*&
ERMITAGE
Loans On Land
thereof, will apply to the Court
for the relief as demanded in the
Complaint on file with the Clerk
of the above entitled Court, to-wit,
That Plaintiff will take judgment
against you for the sum of $191.*
95, and for the further sum of
1301.80, and for Plaintiff’s costs
and disbursements, and an Order
of this Court that property attach­
ed belonging to the Defendant,
to-wit: The sum of $390.02 owing
by T. W. Thompson of Moro, Sher-
man County, Oregon to Defendant
be sold and the proceeds applied
upon the Judgment to be taken
herein.
Service of this Summons is
made upon you by publication
thereof in the Sherman County
Journal, a newapaper of general
circulation printed and published
in Moro, Sherman County, Ore­
gon, and of the kind and class pre­
scribed by law, once a week for
four successive weeks by virtue
of an order made in this Court by
the Honorable E. H. Howell,
Judge of the above entitled Court
on the 13th day of September,
1954. The date of the first publi-
cation of this Summons is the 24th
day of September, 1954.
J. Tracy Barton
Attorney for the Plaintiff
U. S. Nat’l Bank Bldg.
47-50c
The Dalles, Oregon
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