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Thursday, October 5, 1939
Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon
Page Eleven
KOAC Still Faced With
Interference Threat
Oregon State College Word of an
adverse preliminary ruling but one
which leaves the way open for final
arguments before, and action by,
the Federal Communications com
mission has has just been received
by those in charge of the fight by
radio KOAC to prevent sharing its
favorable wavelength with an Ari
zona commercial station.
The further action in the KOY-
KOAC case in "Proposed Findings
of Fact and Conclusions," proposes
to confirm a previous examiner's
findings favoring granting the right
to KOY.
Statement is made in the prelim
inary finding that operation of KOY
on the KOAC wavelength would not
increase objectionable interference
"within existing good service areas."
Contrary to this, thef electrical en
gineering department at O. S. C. has
taken actual measurements which,
according to testimony introduced
by KOAC, show that interference
to this state-owned station would be
increased more than 2000 per cent
after sundown, and that the night
good service area would be reduced
to approximately 1 per cent of the
total state area containing less than
5 per cent of the population.
Those in charge of the KOAC
fight, headed by L. R. Briethaupt,
special representative of the board
and the college, have taken steps to
argue the case further when it comes
before commission members per
sonally for final consideration.
1939 Porcclorore IJst, Morrow County Oregon (Conttnned from Page 4)
Kama of Owner m Shown ly
Latest Tax Boll and
Description of Property
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Stennett Pauline I.
clo B. A. Stennett
SW4
Neill. Nora M.
SSE,NE4, Tract
(DR 41-57)
Moore, Ellen
SSE&, SESW
Brown, Roy E.
ENE&, NSE&
Burt, Mary V.
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Want Ads
Moore, Ellen
NE&NWH, NWNE
Knowles, P. W. Estate
NW. NSW& ...
NESE
Kldd, Frank W. & Mae
Lot 3 ....
1000 tons hay, alfalfa and mixed
grass. Can feed on ground or bale.
Good place to feed. Call pr write
Cecil Sturgill, Baker, Ore. 30-32p
Jersey cows, $60 each. A.V. Wright
3M miles above Ruggs store on
Rhea creek. 30-33
Good carbide plant for sale reas
onable good lights, hot plate, iron
and fixtures. L. D. Neill, Echo, ltp
Come up and look around. I have
a little bit of everything. Just name
it. Wod sawing anywhere. Max
fif-fiiil TTprmner. 30
Milk cows and brood sows for sale.
E. W. Moyer, city. 30-31p.
Furnished house for rent, $20, with
light and water. Geo. Davidson, city.
4 muley Rambouillet bucks for
sale. W. H. Cleveland, 8F11, Hepp
ner. 29-30p
For sale. 1 dry cow, 1 cow and 6
mo. steer calf, 1 cow to be fresh
some time this fall. J. A. Troedson,
9U. mi TCF. Mnrmn. Ore. 29-30
'32 Chev. coupe, radio and heater.
Jack Van Winkle, Lexington. 29-32p
Ray, Mattie B.
23 2S 24 1937
1934
27 2S , 26 1938
1937
1936
1935
1934
1932
1931
1930 4 P
34 2S 28 1938
1937
1936
1935
35 3S 25 1937
1936 ;
1935
1934
18 3S 26 1938
1937
1934
1932
1931
19 3S 26 1938
1937
1934
1932
1931
20 3S 26 1938
1937
1934
1932
1931
3 3S 28 1938
1937
1936
1935
4 4S 24 1938
1937
1935
1934
5 4S 24 1938
1937
1935
1934
19 4S 24 1938
1936
1934
1932
1931
35 4S 25
Latourell, Chas. H.
Tract (DR 39-409) 21
Eskelaon, Earl
NW,
Apland, Henry, et al
sw
32 4S
1938
1937
1935
1934
1937
1936
1934
1932
1931
28 1938
1937
1935
1934
1932
1931
1930 & P
Travis, Martha A.
SWH
Rytingl, Susanna Mrs.
SEftsiuy
31 6S 28 1938
1937
1936
1935
32 63 28
1938
1937
1936
1935
27
For sale, hunting field glasses, A-l
condition, cheap at $15, cost $35. Call
at Patterson & Son Drug store.
Apt. finished, ready to rent. Come
or call 722. citv. " 29tf
5 2
... 8 a
T.AB billfold containing small sum
of money, driver's license, student
body ticket, etc. Finder please leave
at this office and receive reward.
Hugh Crawford, city.
For sale, 50 New Hampshire Red
pullets, 2 to 4 mos. old. Geo. Elear
liss, Hermiston, Ore., Rt. 1. 29-30p
NNE, SEHNEH
Reid, Myrtle J.
Heppner, Ayers' 2nd
Becket Harold, et ux
Heppner, Ayers' 4th
Heppner, Ayers' 4th
Reld, Arthur R.
Heppner, Johnson's S. 12 ft .. 4
Heppner, Johnson's ........ 6
Heppner, Johnson's N. 42 ft. .. 6
Heppner, Tract No. 102 (DR 87-311)
6S 27 1938
1936
1935
1932
1931
1930 & P
84 63 27 1938
. 1936
1935
1932
1931
1930 & P
For sale, 2 4-room apts. in cityr
one furnished, 1-acre ground, also
760 acres timber and grazing land
fenced with woven wire. Bertha
Johnson. 28-3P
House for rent or sale, 120 Balti
more St. A. Q. Thomson. 25-26.
Six-room house and bath, full
plumbing, good location, $1500. See
Clara Beamer. 24th
1938 International pick-up, low
mileage, exceptional bargain. Mor
row County Grain Growers, Lexing
ton. L.
Team of mares, weighing about
2500, bred to good jack, to trade for
vtr rt TTronnVi. Hardman. 21tf
gallic a.
imi rvfv eourje. good tires and
ma annA $125.00. terms. Ralph
twin w T r
Jackson, Lexington,
15tf
4 used new style McOormicK
Deering Rod Weeders with trans
ports, 33 off; good as new. Jack
son Implement Co., Lexington. 15tf
1938
1937
1936
1935
1938
1936
1935
1934
1932
1938
1936
1935
1934
1932
1931
Kelthley, Anna L.
Heppner, Quald's W. 50 ft
11 a
Cannon, Ernest Estate
clo Ada Cannon
Heppner, Mt. Vernon'a 12-18-14 11
Heppner, Tract No. 103 (DR 40-524)
Frederlckson Florence J. 4 Ernest
Lexington 4&5 20
Independent Whse. Co.
Lexington, Penland'a 2nd 6-7-8 1
21.71
29.63
2.20
2.20
2.53
2.60
3.15
2.95
2.62
11.43
12.59
11.32
12.20
9.61
8.07
8.78
10.51
9.55
143.27
152.64
168.00
156.96
139.68
40.82
47.38
59.42
55.23
49.26
22.57
23.30
29.35
26.91
21.52
4.23
4.82
4.97
4.16
59.34
60.62
75.23
72.80
7.10
10.68
11.96
12.34
2.31
3.59
4.03
2.88
2.25
10.74
9.92
14.88
19.09
.28
.32
.33
.30
.06
16.49
20.40
24.00
24.22
25.12
25.73
103.11
16.30
16.74
19.49
20.75
11.67
11.95
13.80
14.63
4.07
4.87
6.18
4.96
5.42
17.97
12.23
14.62
15.56
14.87
16.28
63.99
2.68
1.80
1.96
2.44
31.86
11.79
14.70
21.65
3.02
5.31
3.92
4.90
4.33
4.02
1.34
Hale, Loren D. & Ina
lone -
5 1
3.26
11.56
.15
.33
.58
.71
1.23
1.38
1.43
5.49
.88
1.70
2.81
2.88
1.21
2.02
3.26
3.72
10.03
22.90
65.52
73.25
76.36
2.86
7.11
23.17
25.77
26.93
1.58
3.50
11.45
12.55
11.76
.30
.72
1.14
1.29
4.15
9.09
23.32
28.39
.50
1.63
3.71
4.81
.16
.83
1.67
1.34
1.23
.75
I. 49
4.61
7.45
.04
.07
.13
.14
.03
1.15
3.06
7.44
9.45
II. 72
14.07
49.49
1.14
2.51
4.48
6.43
.82
1.79
3.17
4.63
.28
1.12
1.61
2.31
2.96
8.63
.86
3.36
4.82
6.94
8.90
25.91
.19
.27
.45
.76
2.23
2.71
4.56
8.44
1.41
.37
.90
1.62
1.69
1.88
.73
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Name of Owner m Shown
Latest Tax Boll and
Description of Property
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Louy, Luvlsa S.
lone, Sperry's 2nd, w. 6 ft. 8 7
lone, Sperry's 2nd, All 4 7
lone, Cluff s
Mason, Augusta Estate
co Bert Mason
lone, Cluff s 2nd -..
24.97
41.19
2.35
2.53
3.11
' 3.31
4.38
4.33
4.05
16.92
19 47 Ritchie. Lonnie
13(12 lone, uiuirs oui
15.01
12.49
9.28
10.80
13.77
13.27
.34 1
8 1
..lto4 1
153.30
175.54
233.62
230.21
216.04
43.68
54.49
82.59
81.00
76.19
24.15
26.80
40.80
39.46
33.28
4.63
6.64
6.11
6.45
63.49
69.71
98.55
101.19
7.60
12.49
15.67
17.15
2.47
4.42
6.60
4.22
3.48
11.49
11.41
19.49
26.54
.32
.39
.46
.44
.09
17.64
23.46
31.44
33.67
36.84
39.80
152.60
17.44
19.25
23.97
27.18
12.49
13.74
16.97
19.16
4.35
6.99
6.79
7.27
8.38
26.60
13.09
17.98
20.38
21.81
25.18
79.90
2.87
2.07
2.41
3.20
34.09
14.50
19.26
30.09
4.43
6.68
4.82
6.42
6.02
5.90
2.07
Frank E. G.
lone, duffs 7th
1-2 8
Drake Gladys L.
lone. Tract No. 1U (JJK 4U-3W
lone Tract No. 11A (DR 40-357
O'Conner, Chas., et ux
lone, Tract No. 11B (DR 28-179)
Corley, Walter W. & Marianne
lone, Tract wo. az (uti ao-oiuj ,
Warner, Eva L.
Boardman ..
12 8
Boardman 11 to 17 8
Wells, Harry A.
Boardman ..
18 3
Warner, Eva L.
Boardman
Sherman, Emma E.
Boardman
Warner, Eva L.
Boardman ..
Strum, G. E.
Boardman
19 to 22 8
. 23 to 36 8
1 11
3324 7
Dingmon Alice Estate
Boardman
Allen George W.
Castle Rock ..
....13 to 16 9
143 11
Priest B. E.
Irrigon .
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Irrigon
1938 78.06 6.46 83.62
1937 62.52 9.38 71.90
1935 83.31 25.83 109.14
1934 73.62 28.71 102.33
1932 68.34 81.89 100.23
1931 61.01 33.35 94.36
1930 &P 232.73 111.71 344.44
1935 17.65 6.47 23.12
1934 15.69 6.08 21.67
1932 14.47 6.75 21.22
1931 12.92 7,06 19.98
1930 &P 72.66 84.83 107.39
1938 6.31 .37 6.68
1935 6.63 1.75 7.38
1934 4.96 1.93 6.89
1932 4.61 2.15 6.76
1931 2.06 1.13 3.19
1938 2.68 .19 2.87
1936 1.97 .45 2.42
1935 2.45 .76 3.21
1934 2.16 .84 3.00
1932 2.01 .94 2.95
1931 .90 .49 1.39
1938 2.75 .19 2.94
1937 2.28 .34 2.62
1936 2.43 .66 2.99
1935 2.91 .90 3.81
1932 2.61 1.17 8.68
1931 2.61 1.43 4.04
1938 6.64 .46 7.00
1937 4.18 .63 4.81
1936 6.84 1.34 7.18
1935 7.02 2.18 9.20
1932 6.04 2.82 8.86
1938 5.68 .40 6.08
1937 6.00 , .75 6.75
1935 7.16 2.22 9.38
1934 7.65 2.94 10.49
1932 8.05 8.76 11.81
Anderson James J.
Hardman, Adams
7 89
6 1
Inskeep, Ad
Hardman,
Adams'
-..13 8
Roblson, Maud
Hardman, Adams' 1st
1938
1937
1936
1935
1938
1937
1936
1935
1938
1937
1936
1935
1938
1936
1936
1934
1932
1931
1930 & P
1938
1936
1935
1934
1932
1931
.68
.48
.60
.63
.36
.22
.81
.83
.30
.22
.31
.35
8.25
11.07
12.46
15.98
16.38
11.80
22.43
1.47
1.61
1.67
2.18
9.10
13.10
.06
.07
.14
.19
.02
.03
.07
.10
' .03
.03
.07
.11
.68
2.55
3.86
6.23
7.64
6.45
10.79
.10
. .35
.62
.85
4.25
7.16
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1938 10.82 .76 11.68
1937 10.01 150 11.61
1936 11.19 2.57 13.76
1935 14.21 4.41 18.62
1938 29.60 2.06 81.66
1937 26.82 4.02 30.84
1936 30.09 6.92 87.01
1935 . 38.16 11.83 49.99
1938 11.37 .80 12.17
1937 10.36 1.55 11.91
1935 14.80 4.59 19.39
1938 15.90 1.11 17.01
1937 13.42 2.01 15.43
1935 19.08 6.91 24.99
1934 20.12 7.85 27.97
1932 21.44 10.01 31.45
1931 20.24 11.06 81.30 ,
1930 &P 12.72 6.11 18.83
1938 3.63 .25 8.88
1937 2.68 .40 . 8.08
1935 3.82 1.18 6.00
1934 4.03 1.57 6.60
1938 14.30 1.00 15.30
1937 13.41 2.01 15.42
1935 19.08 5.91 24.99
1934 20.12 7.85 27.97
1932 21.44 10.01 31.45
1931 20.24 11.06 81.30
1938 2.29 .16 2.45
1937 1.65 .25 1.90
1935 2.36 .73 8.09
1934 2.52 .98 8.50
1932 2.68 1.25 8.93
1931 2.53 1.38 3.91
1938 11.56 .81 12.37
1935 19.08 6.91 24.99
1934 20.12 7.85 27.97
1938 2.29 .16 2.45
1937 1.70 .26 1.96
1936 1.89 .43 2.32
1934 2.52 .98 8.60
1938 2.69 .19 2.88
1937 6.12 .92 7.04
1936 6.24 1.44 7.68
1935 6.06 1.88 7.94
1934 6.25 2.44 8.69
1932 6.14 2.87 9.01
1931 6.51 8.01 8.62
1938 74.24 5.20 79.44
1937 78.35 11.75 90.10
1936 79.88 18.37 98.25
1935 77.56 24.04 101.60
1934 79.99 31.20 111.19
1932 78.57 36.66 115.28
1931 70.53 38.56 109.09
1938 43.26 8.03 46.29
1937 48.30 7.25 65.55
1935 47.89 14.84 62.73
1934 49.38 19.26 68.64
1932 48.61 22.64 71.16
1931 43.54 23.80 67.34
1930 &P 18.64 8.95 27.59
1938 12.61 .88 13.49
1937 11.01 1.65 12.66
1936 11.24 2.58 13.82
1935 10.90 8.87 14.28
1934 11.25 4.89 15.64
1932 11.06 6.16 16.22
1931 11.56 6.32 17.88
1938 8.65 .61 9.26
1937 7.84 1.10 8.44
1935 7.27 2.25 9.52
1934 7.48 2.92 10.40
1932 7.36 8.43 10.79
1931 6.61 8.61 10.22
1938 8.62 .25 8.87
1937 8.11 .47 8.68
1936 8.13 .72 8.86
1935 8.02 .94 8.96
1934 3.12 1.22 4.34
1932 8.06 1.43 4.49
1931 2.76 1.51 4.27
1938 14.42 1.01 15.43
1937 15.34 2.30 17.64
1935 15.16 4.70 19.86
1934 15.62 6.09 21.71
1933 15.31 7.14 22.46
1931 19.29 10.55 29.84
1930 4 P 75.36 36.17 111.63
1938 83.14 2.32 85.48
1937 34.29 6.14 89.43
1935 8.50 2.64 11.14
1934 35.00 13.65 48.65
1932 84.39 16.06 60.44
1938 .36 .03 .89
1937 30. .04 .84
1936 .29 .07 .86
1935 .32 .10 .43
.73
.65
.74
.81
.37
.25
.88
.43
.83
.25
.88
.46
8.83
13.62
16.32
22.21
24.02
18.25
83.27
1.57
1.86
2.19
8.03
13.35
20.26
You and each of you are hereby notl-1
fled as the respective owners of the le
gal title of the several tracts of prop
erty hereinabove described as the same
appears of record, and as any other
Eerson or persons known or unknown
aving or claiming to have any Interest
in or to any of said tracts of property,
that Morrow County, Oregon, the plain
tiff above named, wiu apply to tne
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
Morrow County for a decree foreclosing
its tax liens against all of the property
above named, described and mentioned
in this summons and notice;
You and each of you are hereby sum
moned to appear within thirty days
after the date of the first publication
hereof, exclusive of the day of said first
publication, and defend this action, or
pay the amount such as would have
prevented inclusion of your property In
the foreclosure list. dIus anv additional
penalty and interest accrued, and in case
you zaii to ao so, a Judgment and de
cree will be rendered against you as
your Interest may appear in the tabu
lation aforesaid, foreclosing the lien of
plaintiff for taxes and costs against the
tracts of land above described.
All process and papers in the proceed
ings may be served on the undersigned,
residing in the State of Oregon, at the
address hereinafter mentioned.
C. J. D. BAUMAN,
Sheriff of Morrow Conty, Oregon.
Residence and Post Office Address:
Heppner, Oregon.
FRANK C. ALFRED,
District Attorney for Morrow Coun
ty, Oregon.
Residence and Post Office Address:
Heppner, Oregon.
Dated and first published September
14 1939.