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W W W PAGE 2 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON S lp ra u m (County ¿Journal 1‘ultltahed E v e r y F rid a y M uro, O regon at G ile* L. F ren ch __________ E ditor Entered «» wound clan» matter at the Pusu,(fir« at Moro. Oregon, under Act of Congre«« of March 3. 187*. ' m iw s f a m i L P U B IIS H IB I ’X llO C IA T lO H N A T IO N A L E D IT O R IA L I a S ^ C ^ N _ OFFICIA _ _ _ _ ______ COUNTY FAPBB HUBHCRIPTION RATES 92.0« ONE YEAR - AUGUST 2«, 1955 POLITIC« One of the characteristics of politics is deviousness. ------ ---------------------- politician always has a way / A V 1 U I1 U IW U JO D UO U W « J of getting things done and it is often a long ways around; if he wants to trap a king, he snaps at the pawns or knights, never a t tacking the king. Timt is one of the attractions of politics: guess ing w hat is the real aim of its many moves. kvvu sam Oregon is getting a a good ple of it right now. The state is fortunate in having Douvlas Me- Kay a form er governor as secre- U ry of S l L r r a FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1955 A L R E A D Y , TOO L IQ U O R P R O B E u had tx?vn h<x _for several n ights .although there was _no i„ »h« g ,eat change in the tem perature at mid-afternoon the night was chilly and many a wife arose to w.. the bed w « where •• put a blanket on where there had been none for The dispute about the liquor commission and its hired help hæJ ÍK‘en making the front Pto?«-** recently and w ithout exciting much interest so far as we qpn note. It is just one of those re3< The duties of the attorney gen- eral are not like district i n those , - of « a HUMriPt attorney. He is .n o t prim arily a prosecutor although many at tem pts have been made to make him one. He is the legal advisor for the state government, Liquor is a hard m atter to handle and no one does it perfectly but we doubt if anyone with dishon- « * tendencies is allowed to re- socialists and new dealers and others of that stripe ever since he took offke. McKay is a Scotsman and doesn t believe In giving things away. He favors private industry as a developer of natural resources, thus following the old American policy, older anti more successful than any other In the world. And Oregonians, it sometimes seems, have been listening to the critics (if their own cabinet mem- tier w ith as much attention as w« ■!- they _____ have ~~w.. been irir. noting the ac- tions of ’M r?M cKay “himself? We believe this to be an error. The criticism is ,p olitical, not factual, and while politics with its beating Thus nature in the gentlest man ner announced to the observing that it is time to prepare for the end of summer. v d*d hav© a sum m er this year, TJlet sLatdon thermometer, presum- 10 ^ ^ r a t e , was up to 100 degrevs o n „twt> days Ju lY and H w“ rea ly w ann , * * a long Bbout v n .ju g n iH - n o , it weeks* ,o q u a lify a ,a s u n : e fo r« ------------------ _ _ , W AN 1 A U □ |T A T p p a in t t n » * A IE W IDE PAINT CO. com- plcte painting and decorating service, spray or brush. Phone 3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St. Vern (’amoeil and Jack Null The ii .th.f (ir.?.,,,,, J k Dalles, uregon 38tfn JI'STOM SLAUGHTERING — Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp freeze. Kenny’s Market, Grass Valley, Oregon Ph. 242 47tfn WANTED: Washing and ironing in my home. Phone 594 or in- quire at Tavern, Moro. 42-5p T IR E B re a While Present Stocks Last We will sell original equipment tires at same prices as advertised in today’s Portland papers. Bring Your Trade Ins M ORO M OTORS GARAGE aqua new s ’■ 1 NITROGEN-In-SOLUTIQN APPLICATION GROWS ", IN L O C A L ^R A IN ÄRFÄS , k - opes m ust be m arked in the lower left-hand corner “Public sale bid, Serials No. Oregon 02802, Sale, 10:00 a. m., October 7, 1955.” Thn ut.i i m v e highest bidder will be re- quired to pay immediately the amount thereof. Any adverse claimants of the above-described land should file their claims, or objections, on or before »¡mo designated for before the the time sale. Any contiguous ow ner claim ing a preference right m ust assert such right within 30 days from the above sale date. Frances A. Patton 43-47c M'anager IN THE UNITED STATES DIS- I B l( T COURT FX)R THE DISTRICT OE OREGON C1VII. NO. 8132 SUMMONS (NOTICE) UNITED STATES OE AMERICA plaintiff va. Horace S. Carlisle Individually and as guardian of Sandra Kav Car- lisle, a minor, and of Joyce Brenda Carlisle, a minor, and Evelyn Car- NH ALIzO W D R IL L IN G A P P L IC A T IO N o f B rea t „ .. a ' " hM,zr« Mdl and seed distiirl»un< em, ronNerven s<3l < i i I n tim e an d e q u ip m e n t coula. Hlnre r n r ly fr i-tili/r r s ilir d iilr s w ith A in m (»n ia m utatu re, fern th e f o llo w in g B ren A (|iia A iiu iiu iiia on |o<-j| g ra in b egan d r y la n d g r a in , r ec o m m en d a tio n * for v a r y in g th e a p p lic a tio n r a in fa ll e x p e c ta n c y last m o n th , orderN fo r th e a p p lic a tio n o f r a te Hie low-<XMt, .high H • 13 in c h e s r a in fa ll, u«e 3 6 . 3 6 lb s. N p e r p e r fo rm a n c e n h ro g e n - In M>luli«»n h a v e g r o w n Io a record p eak . w ith average Ylm-r and m ore local g r a in prod u cer* arc acre; Iti • 23 Incben ra in fa ll, u«e 36 • 76 lb*. N p e r acre; a b o v e 24 Inchen r a in fa ll, nae fin d in g that B rea A q u n — th e eaajM o-han- 76 • 66 II m . N pew acre. d le, e a sy to ap p ly n itr o g e n fe r tllla e r aolu- tion I m m k I o b oth pn tflta. t h e ir y ie ld s and F or fu r th e r in fo r m a tio n and aaalatan ce th e ir In p la n n in g y o u r n itr o g en sc h e d u le * , call • B rea A q u a ’s ’’noak -ln” fe a tu r e m ake* n* t«*lay. W e’ll be h a p p y to s h o w y o u h o w Brea A q s a |Kiy* for its e lf o v e r an d o v e r Nhallow-rlrill a p p lic a tio n p o m lb le . S h a llo w - a gain . d rill a p p lic a tio n m luim iaeN n oil and need- o ffe r you bed d istu r b a n c e , con n q fve', noil m o ta |p r e , gen n otation at lo w coat |>er p ou n d o f net ( all un an d fin d ou t how w e can Brea'« h ig h -p er fo r m a n c e n itr o and cut« a p p lic a tio n tim e and e q u ip m e n t n itr o g e n a* w e ll a« e x p e r t n e r v lc e to roNto— a n d th e n itr o g e n Hoak« in and M ay* In. su re y ou h ig h e st p r o fits for e v e r y fe r tiliz e r d ollar Invented. Brea’a A g r ic u ltu r a l T e c h n ic a l S e r v ic e of. AGRI-CHEM . . WARREN WILKINSON, WASCO PHONE 133 0 as h -Il tio -t < .i> :a n : division of the «State nf fendants, SUMMONS < \ i i k i * To: David Roy Wells and all n ir- sons unknown having or cla nKL any right, title or in te re s t in m J??;.1 ? acres freS ° f land in Sherm an County \ i n i n i s t r i f inn v ‘ * ” v\ ' northeasterly, when measured at right angles, from the center line survey for the relocation of the s ^ « * £ r° E S ra U d w ith and 50 feet distant northeast- erly from 6aid center line, a dis- tance of 142.24 feet to a point op- i . ,uv thence e S. 45* «n- posite Station 74-00; 14' 07* W. 20 feet, more or less, to a point th a t is 50 feet distant northeasterly, when measured at right angles, from the center line toe form er tail track of the Des- chutes Railroad Company; thence northw esterly, parallel w ith and distant 50 feet northeasterly from said center line a distance of 100 2 £ ’ ^ h T h » S . ton a* « " e * from the true point of beginning, thence N. 17’ 09'30 w . a u is ia u c e of 43 feet, more or less, to the true point of beginning. The parcel parcel of of land land above above de- * The de- scribed contains 0.06 of an acre, more or less, for public use ade- quately to provide for the con- struction of a river improvement for use in connection with the es- tablishm ent of The-Dalles Dam in the Columbia River, W ashington and Oregon. The authority for the taking is The Act of February 26, 1931 (46 Stat. 1421, 40 U.S.C. Sec. 258a) and Acts supplem entary thereto and am endatory thereof; The Act of April 24, 1888 (25 Stat. 94, 33 U.S.- C. Sec. 591); The Act of March 1, 1917 (39 Stat 950, 33 U.S.C. 701), Public Law 367 - 64th Congress; The Act of May 17, 1950 (Public Law 516 - 81st Congress, Second Session); The Act of September 3, 1954 (Public Law 780 • 83rd Con- igress, Second Session); The Act of June 30, 1954, Public Law 453 - 83rd Congress. You are further notified th at if you have any objection or defense taking of your property above described you are required to file herein and to serve upon the plaintiff’s attorney at the ad- dress herein designated within of you are h e re b y n o tifie d ^ O ^ V a Complaint in X S S S n ! “ L a heretofore been filed ?n t he abSve ^ tled Court in action to rom struct,3 m aintain operate and n a trn i » ^ b u ild , two lines of than of electric power trans- m lwion M rùctures widh coixfuctor and necessarv»T^..7.t'^„'2221uvlui the further richr n. -i.> naIk*S’i a£?d Of-way hereinafter < e 5ri!U> f lghti to ke£p the sfrnZ tim ber1 i n f i i ^ L £ i i a r ? f brush, f um i ^ oer a z a n i s '‘«T.n.thied “ h^w eve? ----------- that the words "fire haiaTds" shall not ineiiTu» « ^ L i.,^ azarus. and to d i s S o f% ^ h b i S s S ^ ’ g ian<4 conduits, irri- (?lr,a,i^ d ra mage line, ditches naj8> a n d 'Public utility lines, , ^ el^c ,se of ,exii»ting ease- Al therefor, and to ° £ existing mineral h?rnu»’«?»Ver aer°ss the lands .,lAna; t,e r n,descrlbcd and desig- ,, h. Uh a s . . ,acE No- Mc-Ma-151 lands are located in ™ ~f,nan County, Oregon, and de- af hows, to-wit: TRACT c7 1 a' 151; T hat portion of the becUon 29, Township 2 Kange1J17 ^ t of the Wil- ,an Meridian, Sherman Coun- . O ,egon which lies within a , lP p *and 250 feet in width, the boundaries of said strip lying 62.5 7 et d^Lant easterly from and 187.5 „ 1distant westerly from and par- aHeI to the survey line of the Bon- iiev Bower Administration Me- ^ arY Maupin transmission line as ”ow located and staked on the iftound, over, across, upon and ad- J^rent to the above (.»escribed prop- erty» said survey line being partic- ularly described as follows; Begin- nin8 at survey station 8209+32.3, have an interest, stating the nature and extent of the interest claimed, aud stating all your objections -nni deicnses to the taking of your property. A failure oo to file and serve an answ er shall constitute a consent to the taking and to the authority of the Court, to proceed hear the actton and) to fix the andsha11 con; ohiw tion^ not a? p re sin S d 3 ? ... , f , J i ,u„. <, You are further notified that if you have no objections nor de- lense to the taking you may serve upon the plaintiff's attorney a no- uce of appearance designating the property in which you claim to be interested and thereafter you shall receive notice of all proceedings affecting said property. You are further notified that on the 9th day of June, 1955 the plain tiff filed .herein its Declaration of Taking of said lands and simultan- eously therew ith deposited in this court and cause the estim ated just compensation for such taking. - are fu rther notified that at . ¥ou the trAal of the issue of ju st oom- taixe otf 1126.0 feet from the north- west corner of said Section 28; thence S. 51* 50' 20* W. a distance* ol 1M 0.7 le e t to survey station 6^24 + 49.0; thence S. 0* 20' 40* W. a distance of 4347.5 feet to sur- vey station 8267+96.5, a point on the south line of said Section 29, said point being N. 89* 55' 00* W. a distance of 68.4 feet from ¡¡.n 52utlh,east of said Sec* non 29. for a public use adequate- ly to provide for the construction operation and m aintenance by the Bonneville Power Administration of electric power t r a X i S o n cilitiea, and are required’ for im- mediate use. The authority for the i u - . .. .. . y IUI ine taking is - The Act of February 26 1931 146 Stat. 1421, 40 U.S.C. Sec’ 258a) and Acts supplementary thereto and amendatory thereof- The Act of August 1, 1888 (2il Stat. 357); The Act of August 20, 20. 1937, (50 Stat. 731) The Act of Mareh 6 1940 (54 a-'p - ph Act of rL Z ruji ‘J-} 546+ The Act T h l / J Z / b’ o9«46, iG0 (03 ¿ U t. ¿oat; K e t r g a n i S n P?an m anner as shall not X i ? e a firl hazard- u , ht u> i d bject, however, to the „ toe public in and to ali subject aiso also lo to the the g . Notice is hereby given that the undersigned , nasJ has filed in the lletl to the County Court of the State of Ore- gon for Sherm an County, his Fin- al Account as A dm inistrator of the E state of H enry C. Peters, ‘" ^ i - *nd September 7, 1955, at ten o’clock of Jiq ia ra n c e you mav present ? o’ 2563 the Secretary of the Saitl day to the court evidence as to the am ount of com- to 1®* tor, 1956 (15 T.R. 3193); Order Order room of the County Court in Moro, peneation to be paid for the prop- , 2< -^cretary of the ln- Sherm an County, Oregon has been ‘-Tty to which you may have an L, a K‘ 214? ,;, In teri° r De- fixed by the Court as the time and Interest and you may share, on approved h n v riOIi « r ? Ov Acl \ 955 place for said hearing of objec- proof of Y° ur interest, in the dis- ,19y4, Y°n are fu r a n s to said Final Amount ^ n d trtouXion of the aw ard of compen- for the settlem ent of said estate. W illard H. B arnett A dm inistrator T. I.ester Johnson 40-3c Attorney for Executor Says m at Oregon, Serial No. Oregon 02802, there will be offered to the highest bidder, but at not less than $1,030. for the entire tract at a public sale to be held at 10:00 o’clock a m., on the 7th day of October next, office th e follow im r tr a c ts “ “ “ « « « - <*’« ,,a™ 1 ,anu- Lx,t y flec' *» *• 1 18 SiL.W’ M’’ Or«8°n> containing 50.74 acres’ acres, suPject subject to a reserva- 5074 lion to toe United States of the „ right-of-way for transm ission line and access roads across the land which was authorized September 15, 1952, upon application Oregon 02451 of Bonneville Power Admin- »«tration, and all appurtenances thereto, constructed by the United -'’ ^ te s through, over, or upon the ___ land, , and the right of the United States, its officers, agents, or em- ployees to m aintain, operate, re pair, or improve the same so long as needed o r used for or by the United States, in accordance with Departm ental instructions of Jan- uary 13, 1916, contained in 44 L. D. 513. Bids may be made by the p rin cipal or his agent, either person ally at the sale or by mail. N O T IC E O F F I N A L A C C O U N T Wilkinson GROWER OWNED EQUIPMENT — We have noticed that many local growers are considering the advantages of owning their own application equipment. Again, Brea Aqua’s eaaeof handling soon pays for the cost of the changeover. With high speed transfer ¡nimps to refill applicator tanks in a few minutes und one man to handle the application, the rig pays for itself over a Rhort period of time. Many Brea growers handle equipment modifica tion in their own shops, > I \ I E> . - f - | j J OUR DRILL APPLICATION RIGS are doing a nice Jol> for customers these days, and naturally, we are well equipped and ready to handle more customer acreage. Things are happening so fast in the fertil izer business that I know we can save you money and do a better job if you will let us bid on your nitrogen needs. I N IIE I» SALE 1 SHAI.U)W-DRILLING PAYS _ Your (hortcut to higher profits from increased grain yields is shallow-drill application of Brea Aqua Ammonia, and here’s why: Because Brea Aqua Is a nitrogen fertilizer it» solution form, it does not have to lx> "over-injected’’ to stay In the ground. As a solution, the fertilizer soaks Into the n o t zone and stays there, providing the plnnt with the proper nitrogen require ments Shallow-drill application without soli and seed-bed disturbance. This means that a rig can cover a field faster with less ground resistance on the equipment. Add the features of "soak in’’ nitrogen together with “ease of application” and they’ll total “profit” every time! — BOOMING business makes open- ing available for responsible man or wdman with car to call on farm women in Sherm an county. Full or spare time. Op- iportunity to make up to $40 a day. W rite McNess Company, 11 is probable that we like sum- P.O. Box 14, BayShore Station, ,,ieI so well because it is a cen Oakland 23, C'alif. 43-4p Hast to cold and uncomfortable w inter and if we had it all the E T PIANO and bench. Will Bme It, too, would fail to satisfy. SPIN sell at sacrifice In this locality B ids s e n t hv m ail w ill i ^ N°w we can look forward to the to save moving expense. Easy , , . \. . n‘ nc*t «ne. term s or cash. For information s . t i e d only it received at this oiiice prior to the hour fixed for i% — the sale. Bids m ust be in sealed 1 | envelopes accompanied by certi- I fied checks or post-office money ate place for an Oregonian in the ' cabinet and one which Mr McKay Ie growth of cities has made ts filling to the satisfaction of al- <1O8e‘ln baseball parks a huge in- most everyone except the politi vestment and the extravagant practices of major league teams cians. It isn 't Mr. McKay they are af in signing up untried players at ter; it is Eisenhower. Mr. McKay high prices has just about put the has said that he is going to retire game in a bad position from which when he gets through in Wash it will have trouble recovering. lngton and retire to a well earn- lf toe price charged ed respite from public affairs. He a ,, ie ga,t* is t.00 digh or that the is therefore not subject t,. poim- the player« in mo teases cal attack which is usually reser- J8 to° T10011, But the Prk,es l)akl ! ved for those who have ambitions colltpa<'t8 is tocHUgh. J in that line. There is more competition for Mr. McKay is a frank character Public attention now than ever be- who says w hat he thinks in plain ^ore w kb radio, television, better language and who doesn’t always roadil to rural pleasure «pots all stop to ponder the results of same, having something to do with the In that regard he is like a lot of ,,ecIine in the attention baseball other plain Americans and it is can command. refreshing to have a public offi- It will not result in a successful d a l of th at stamp, although de- conclusion for baseball, however, cldedly uncommon. McKay was IT It lays all its trouble to other never a very smooth politician factors and overlooks its own err- although a successful one. ors toward retaining public inter- fae has been the target of those esL American’s pronounced ten- whose philosophy is that the gov- (,ency toward commercialism has ernm ent should give away its the national sport. resources to public bodies, of - Warren FKA< I »^A R T .V IK N T OF T H E INTER- i()K _ B l KEAL OF EAXD MAN- A G Sa|BN T L and O ffice, 1001 N.E. Lloyd Blvd. Portland 14, Oregon August 5, 1955 Under provisions of section oarc 1 » c i by section ........ 2455, u f R. S., as amended f , „ i4 f " ’ 1934J ° 12/4Jo the appi ca ion of Ikiw aM Ntohota Moro nder P atter- " . X f , One could sleep without cov- son’s regliat. of determining the truth. The pur- *ring’ sweat without trying, un- pose of that sort of politics is to ‘ , e w , t 1 Pk'asupe- make McKay look bad so th at Now it is gone. Nature doee not Eisenhower will warnings in vain ano and seiaom seldom win look iook bad oau and a n o the m e #ive T opposition can win and get con- do warm nights come again after trol of the country and handle the aPproaching fall has once cooled appointm ents for party members. toem. The days will lie warm for _______ Naturally if Oregon gets into weeks to come, but women, the habit of making public criti- toose hum an thermometers, will cism -- of attain high ------------------------------------------------- * u,.fy a w rap and even the men -- citizens ---------- who --------------------- °ffice there is o going to lx? . little 1 z , v " , n lL' K‘‘°re . many days th at ---------- --------------- O » v v .w , . |n ------------ enthusiasm about appointing them i . L , nin*® make a coat com- by any administration. —---------------- There is no spiritual profits in RAHEBALL IN TROUBLE h ’'¿‘° g o l n / o ^ 1®” ° ♦ ° f SU,nmer; 1 only to return with an- Talk of moving several m ajor other June. It is wise to welcome league teams to different cities faH, a happy season, when the and the already accomplished re- harvest is finished, the fat pork- inoval of thrce of them t0 new T s rea<Jied fur w inter sausage locations> the troubles of three toe leaves turn to colorful hues Paelflc Coast league teams all in- «» nature slowly closes its earth- <Hoate that basebeU has gotten too Jy hot house until the seeds burst l° natl° nal SPrlng’ w rite Tallman Piano Stores, center line survey for the reloca- 43-5c tion of the Columbia River High- Inc., Salem, Ore. way at E ngineers Station LH7 19404-00, from which point the LEGAL NOTICES q u arter section corner on the east boundary 24 bears NOTICE FOR PU BLICA TIO N -. ™u? i ary of said p Section 2 (>V?2 «A ..B - ISOLATED *17- W & - ¿ W 24 S i Carlisle at the time of his death; unknown heirs of R. D. Kelly, de ceased; unknown heirs of Clarence Phelps, deceased; all persons un known having or claiming any right, title or Interest in 0.66 of an acre of land in Sherm an County, Oregon designated as Tract act No. “ I’-1625 of The Dalles Dam Project: and Sherman County, a municipal corporation and political subdivi- slon of the State of Oregon, de- fendants. rel, and all persons unknown hav- ing or claiming any right, title or in te re st m 0 (»6 of an u re of land In Sherman County, Oregon desig- nattxl as Tract No. P-i625 of The Dalles Dam Project: . You and each of you are hereby notified that a Complaint in Con- demnation has heretofore been filed in the above nämed court in an action to condemn c o n d e m n the th e fee slm sim- - pie title to the lands hereinafter desccribmk subject, however, to existing easem ents for public roads and highways, public utili- ties, railroads and pipe lines, which sa iit lands are located in Sherman County, Oregon and are more particularly descrilied as fol- lows: TRACT NO. P-1625: A parcel of land lying in Government Lot 1 ? A n ^ tl,°xn «?4’»To7 . T h t i i , North ’ xV‘M . the ?? U,ameVe . < ld “‘n, in Sherman County Or- »g o n ,.said parcel being more parti- £ ± ± ± 2 ^ as , L t o g a t a po.m that is dis- M i, ei,s.lc rlv, Uhen a.-urti at rig h t angles from th« This summons is served upon you by order of the Honorable Claude McColioch, Judge of the ubove entitled court, maoe and en- tored on the 22nd day ot ju B 1955 by the publication thereof fur f°u r successive weeks in toe »nerm an County Journal, a news- paper printed, and published in Moro, Oregon, and of general eir- culation in said county wherein said lands are located, the first publication of this Summons (No- lice> being made in the issue of said new spaper on the 5th day of August, 1955. U. E LUCKEY, United States At- of your P r o p e r above descritied yvu art? re<luired to file herein and tu serve upvn the plaintiff’s at- torneys at the address therein de- -slgnated within four weeks after liw date of the first publication of lni» Summons, an answer identify- lhe ProPerty to which you 10 have an Interest, stating lne nature and extent of the inter- esil tla ‘,ned, and stating all your obJections and defenses to the tak- Jngr,i Y° ur Pr°perty. A failure so to , and serve an answer ahall con!itltute a consent to the taking and 10 the authority qf the Court pnK?^’d ,l° hear tde action and Aug. 5, 12, 19, 26 lied that if you have no objections nor defense to the taking you may ^ P ^ P -^ .P i-to U ffa attorney of aPPearabçe designating property in which you claim ihJiV ‘^ r e s t e d and thereafter you f Î j ? fF/TZ® Ä ' ? ' ad Proc?«d- in»8 ,a n ®5u ng said property. You fli rthei tb at on the ru ly55»,the plaint- w L i« ^ ’toration of ,2 a n d ,,8‘toto’ . Î epo8l,led IN TH E UNITED STATES DIS- TRICT COURT FOR THE DIS- TRICT OF OREGON CIVIL NO 8634. UNITED STATES OF AM- ERICA, Plaintiff, -v- CLARA E. ROLFE, a widow (life tenant)- HARR1ETTE ONEGA WELLS a widow; FRANCES GUENDOLIN MATHEWS, a widow; JOHN MARSHALL ROLFE and DELOR- ES A. ROLFE, his wife; MAXINE his wife- EVERETT DUNLAP and RUTH DUNLAP, d î n r e ^ ’to^thï am o u n t^ ? * 01 ®Vl’ h m is s w w tfo- o r v - i n. r e » AMM ueiRt as to he tne amount of compen- u e ; irD r n a a t in a . i m satio n to nahi rnTTTLl-------- BROCKWAY and L W BROCK- in iZwi h 06 paiJ {2 r Ohe ProPe rtJ WAY, her husband; BARBARA and yoS ANN SMITH and ALVIN SMITH, JS ur^inteS S t in th i al her husband- MARILYN B Z ro ‘nlerefct, in the distribution FLETCHER and R O B E R T uf ie award of compensation, FLETCHER, her husband- DAV- Summons is served upon i d ROY WELLS DONALD R. /,?u by order of the Honorable W E L L S : RODNEY R O D N E Y P. 1’. R O L F E , a S,*aude McColloeh, WELLS; ROLFE v.iauue McOolloch, Judge of minor; KERMIT R. BAKER am i- , a bove entitled Cburt, made nor- RONALD ROLFE a minor ? , entered on the 26th day of THEODORE C MATHEWS a J 5“ y’ 1955- by the publication minor; GARY BAKER, a minor; toereof for four successive weeks SANDRA DUNLAP a minor- in the Sherman County Journal, a MARVIN DUNLAP a m inor1 newsPaP«r printed and published DANNIE LOUIS ROLFE a m inor’ in Moro» Oregon, and of general BONNIE K BAKER a m B w r cireulaUon in said county wherein ROBERT D. BAKER a ¡ S X ^ ‘d lands are located, the first SHERI LEE ROLFE a minor re- Publication of this Summons (N o n ia ln d e r ^ n ; all unknown * ln« to the issue of having or claiming any right, title said " * * * » ? " on 5,th day or interest in 26.1 acres of land in S’ GUCK- SHERMAN COUNTY OREGON ^Y, United States Attorney, and ie s 'g n a tii' as Tract No. M?- m £ i 51 J ^ R T C. BOYLAN, A ssistant Uni- Bonneville Power A dm inistration; Stat^ Attorney, 566 United and SHERMAN COUNTY, a muni- States to u q jp u s e , Portland 5, cipal corporation and political sub- UreY°n. « a « - 40-3C I
