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Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon
Thursday, October 5, 1939
Heppner
Gazette Times
THE HEPPNER GAZETTE,
Established March 30, 1883;
THE HEPPNER TIMES,
Established November 18, 1897;
CONSOLIDATED FEBRUARY 15, 1912
Published every Thursday morning by
CBAWFOBS PUBLISHING COMPANY
and entered at the Post Office at Hepp
ner, Oregon, as second-class matter.
JASPER V. CRAWFORD. Editor
SPENCER CRAWFORD, Manager
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Official Paper for Morrow County
Lower Transportation
Costs
- COME fifteen years have elapsed
since Morrow county voted some
$550,000 in bonds for construction of
a system of market roads. Though
the original issue is now only half
retired and the interest payment is
considerable, who will deny that
the better roads which were brought
have given as much or more than
- the money's worth in saving on
transportation costs?
True, as Judge Johnson pointed
out to the Lions club Monday, if
the court now had available for
new construction the amount that
must go to pay interest on the bonds,
more and better roads could now be
had. But the bonds were issued and
the original road system has been
completed for several years. And
lower transportation costs have been
enjoyed jsut how much lower is a
matter only for conjecture.
Each year for several years past,
too, the county budget committee
has allowed $500 toward support of
Inland Empire Waterways associa
tion. This also has been a good in
vestment, as pointed out by Judge
Johnson in another column. Direct
ly traceable to the work of the as
sociation is the saving in cost of half
a cent a gallon in the price of gaso
line locally. That has repaid Morrow
county's contribution to the asso
ciation several times already and
will continue to pay dividends thru-
out the years to come.
Farm leaders for years have said
that this section must cut wheat
production costs in order to sell in
the world market where it is forced
to compete. The item of transporta
tion is figured in the production
cost and is one of the last remaining
items for attack if lower costs a
to be attained. There should be no
cessation in the fight to attain this
goal.
ML'
Washington, D. C, Sept. 27
They're scaring people around here
unnecessarily. Gates to the White
House have been clanged shut and
armed policemen stand there to shoo
the throng of tourists away. Here
tofore tourists could enter and wan
der around the grounds, feeding
peanuts to the gray squirrels. That's
out now. The famed East room of the
White House, visited by several
thousand tourists daily, is barred.
Ropes and barricades are in the
corridors of the sprawling capitol
building to curb visitors. Even mem
bers of Congress have had to identi
fy themselves to young law students
who compose the capitol police. Last
year these youths were unarmed;
they were so green that it was not
considered safe for them to carry
weapons. They have been rearmed.
EXCHANGE PLAN INTERESTS
Uregon State College A recent
announcement that the State de
partment at Washington has com-
pietea arrangements to encourage
exchange scholarships and profess
orships with Latin-American coun
tries has been greeted by keen in
terest on the part of the college ad
ministration. President George W. Peavy wired
the State department that O. S. C,
through the cooperation of Phi Kap
pa Phi scholastic honor society, has
been sponsoring an exchange with
the University of Chile for two years
and finds it mutually beneficial.
President Peavy tendered the co
operation of the college in proposed
plans and requested further details.
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Phones: Office 152; Res. 1122
Guards at the doors of public build
ings give the double-O to every
man or woman entering the place.
The policeman watching the faded
Constitution and Declaration turns
gimlet eyes on visitors scanning the
documents as though he expected
someone to steal the papers and ruin
the country by leaving it minus the
Constitution.
Knots of women wander through
senate and house office buildings
carrying small American flags and
banners with the legend "Keep us
out of war." If the group of women
is too large, the police break them
up and order them to stop scream
ing.
Fireworks will come when the
Dies committee investigating un
American activities undertakes to
place several members of Congress
on the witness stand to ask them
questions, based on speeches they
made on the floor. . . . All sorts of
e i . . . i . t,
ireaK inventions guaranteed to win
the war" are being urged on the
government by enthusiastic invent'
ors. ... A whisper that someone
swiped the plans for a device to un
scramble code messages, making any
secret code as plain as day.
Addition, Second Addition, Fourth Ad
dition, Fifth Addition, and Seventh Ad
dition, respectively; following each des
cription in said tabulation, and leading
from left to right, the column reading
"Sec. or Lot" indicates the Section or
Lot number; that the column headed
"Twp. or Block" indicates Township or
Block; that the column headed "Range
E. W. M." indicates Range East of the
Willamette Meridian; that the figures
in the column headed "Years of Delin
quency" indicate the years for which
the tax is delinquent; that the figures
in the column headed "Amount of
Taxes" indicate the tax due for each
year designated on the piece of prop
erty described in the first column ; that
the figures in the column headed "In
terest to June 15, J.939" indicate the
accrued interest on each year's tax, at
the rate of eight per cent per annum;
that the figures, in the column headed
"Total" indicate the total of tax and
interest to June 15, 1939, for each year
on each particular piece of property;
that the amounts set out in the columns
headed "Amount of Taxes," "Interest
to June 15, 1939" and "Total" on the
line following the words "John Day Ir
rigation" in the first column indicate
the amount of assessment and interest
of the assessment made against the
property by the John Day Irrigation
District; that the following is a true
copy of said foreclosure list:
O Ten Years Ago
(Gazette Times, Oct. 3, 1929)
Turk Greenough emerges buck'
ing champion of eighth Rodeo last
week end.
Governor Patterson opens deer
season. Among first hunters back
with bucks are Dr. A. H. Johnston,
C. L. Sweek, Chas. Cox, Albert Ad
kins, Earl Hallock and Ed Bennett.
Miss Esther Armstrong and Geo.
A. Howard married at Walla Walla.
Bear tears up Adam Knoblock
camp in mountains.
Chas. W. Smith to be installed
head of American Legion, Monday.
Glen P. White arrives as Methodist
pastor.
Mary Elizabeth Morgan weds Al
bert Roger Connor.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Ollie Ferguson, Friday.
Lexington pioneers reunion set
for Saturday, Oct. 26.
The temperature was below freez
ing both Friday andSaturday nights
at lone.
Annual teachers institute opens
here today.
Phelps Funeral Home
Ambulance Service
Trained Lady Assistant
Name of Owner as Shown
Latest Tax Boll and
Description of Property
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Hardesty, James F.
Tract (DR 37-63
Laubner, George, et ux
SESE, WSE&,
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Heltzel, Clara A.
Brasher, Georgia B.
Mishey, Fred G.
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Tibbetts, Violet L.
John Day Irrigation
Mock, F. C. & Louise
Bateman, Mary & John S.
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John Day Irrigation
W.
Barzee, C.
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John Day Irrigaton ....
Christensen, Clara
1939 Foreclosure List, Morrow County, Oregon
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR MOR'
ROW COUNTY.
MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, a Pub
lic Corporation and Political Sub
division of the State of Oregon,
Plaintiff,
V3.
James F. Hardesty, Heltzel Estate. Inc.
George Laubner, et ux, Clara A. Helt
zel, Georgia B. Brasher, Fred G.
Mishey, Violet L. Tibbetts, F. C. &
Louise Mock, Mary & John S. Bate
man, C. W. Barzee, Clara Christensen,
Chris Christensen, Mike Donnelly Es
tate, J. H. & Agnes E. Lewis, M. V.
& Hazel Sutherland, E. R. Quimby, et
al, L. M. Davis, Glen E. Carpenter, D.
if. Kansier, jars. ju. Miner estate,
Margarette Broughel, Pauline I. Sten-
nett, cio a. A. stennett, Nora M. Neill,
Ellen Moore, Roy E. Brown, Mary V.
Burt, P. W. Knowles Estate, Frank
W. & Mae Kidd. Mattie B. Ray, Chas.
H Latourell, Earl Eskelson, Henry
Aniana. et al. Manna A. Travis. Mrs.
Susanna Rytingi, Myrtle J. Reid, Har
old Becket, et ux, Arthur R. Reid, An
na L. Keithley, Enest Cannon Estate,
co Ada Cannon, Martha Reid, Florence
J. & Ernest Frederickson, Independent
Whse. Co., Loren D. & Ina Hale. Luvisa
S. Louy, Augusta Mason Estate, clo Bert
Mason, Lonnie Ritchie, E. G. Frank,
Gladys' L. Drake, Chas. O'Conner, et ux,
Walter W. & Marianne Corley, Eva L.
Warner, Harry A. Wells, Emma E.
Sherman, G. E. Strum, Alice Dingmon
Estate. George W. Allen. B. E. Priest.
James J. Anderson, Ad Inskeep, Maud
Robison; and any other person or per
sons, known or unknown, ownine or
claiming to qwn, or having or claiming
10 nave any interest in or to tne real
estate hereinafter described,
Defendants.
No
APPLICATION FOB JUDGMENT
FOEECLOSINQ TAX LIENS
To each and all of the defendants named
in the foregoing Title:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON:
You and each of you are hereby noti
fied that pursuant to Chapter 485, Ore
gon Laws of 1939. the tax collector of
Morrow County, Oregon, has duly pre
pared a list of all real properties within
said County and State upon which three
years have elapsed from the earliest
date of delinauencv of taxes levied and
charged thereon, and on which two or
more annual instalments of delinquent
taxes, eacn sucn instalment Deing one
quarter of the earliest date of delin
quency, have not been paid, in accord
ance with the provisions of Chapter 6,
Oreeon Laws of 1935. Snecial Session.
as amended by Chapter 96T Oregon Laws
of 1937, and which said taxes are now
subject to foreclosure; that such list is
known as the "Foreclosure List" and
contains the names of the several nar
sons appearing in the lastest tax roll as
the respective owners ot tax-delinquent
properties, a description of each Drooer
ty as the same appears in said latest tax
roll, the year or years for which taxes
are delinquent on each property, to-
gether with the principal amount of
delinquent taxes of each year, for the
year of 1938 and prior, and the amount
of accrued interest thereon to the date
of June 15, 1939, at the rate of 8 per cent
per annum; that a copy of said list is
hereinafter set forth and included in
this summons and notice:
You and each of you are further noti
fied that in the subjoined tabulation of
this summons, the left hand column of
said tabulation, underthe words "Name
of Owner as Shown by Latest Tax Roll
and Description of Property," is the
name of the person or persons appear
ing on the latest tax roll in the hands
of the sheriff for collection as owner or
owners of the property described under
such name or names, and such descrip
tion shows and properly alleges the
description of the several tracts of land
herein referred to as the same is de
scribed on the tax rolls of Morrow
County, Oregon; that in the said des
cription, the abbreviation "DR" means
Deed Record and the figures imme
diately following said abbreviation in
dicate the number of the book of the
Deed Records and the number follow
ing the hyphen following the number
of the book indicates the page of such
book where the deed referred to is re
corded; that the abbreviation "Pro J.
G-457" means Probate Journal, Vol. G,
page 457; that the capital letters "N,"
"S," "E," and "W" mean North, South,
East, and West, respectively; that the
abbreviation, "ft." means feet; that the
abbreviation "Inc." means Incorporat
ed ; that "Heppner Ayers' " means
Ayers' Addition to the town of Hepp
ner; that Heppner Johnson s ' means
Johnson's Addition to the town of
Heppner; that "Heppner Quald's" means
Quaid s Addition to the town of Hepp
ner; mat Meppner mi. vernons'
means Mt. Vernon's Addition to the
town of Heppner; that "Lexington
Penland's" means Penland's Addition
to the town of Lexington; that "lone
Sperry's" means Sperry's Addition to
the town of lone; that "lone Cluffs"
means Cluff s Addition to the town of
lone: that "Hardman Adams " means
Adams' Addition to the town of Hard
man; that the abbreviations "1st."
"2nd," "4th," "5th,", and "7th' follow
ing the addition indicated means First'
John Day Irrigation
Christensen, Chris
NE
John Day Irrigation
Donnelly, Mike Estate
John Day Irrigation
Heltzel, Clara A.
SW5EVi, NSE ....
John Day Irrigation
Lewis, J. H. & Agnes E.
W
John Day Irrigation
10 IN 23 1938 $ 14.56
1934 26.33
1932 19.06
1931 11.43
22 IN 23 1938 5.45
1936 6.01
1935 6.10
1934 6.49
1932 3.53
" 35 IN 23 1938 10.69
1937 11.77
1936 15.20
1935 15.41
2 IN 25 1938 1.74
1937 1.80
1934 2.91
1932 2.76
1931 2.19
9 IN 25 1938 15.78
1937 15.48
1936 30.32
1935 18.96
4 IN 26 1936 - 59.05
1935 61.02
1934 92.11
1931 80.52
1930 & P 310.68
27 2N 24 1938 . 3.71
1937 4.00
1937 3.60
1935 3.79
1934 5.12
1932 4.88
1931 4.36
1930 & P 4.61
27 2N , 24 1938 3.71
1937 3.61
1935 3.79
1932 4.88
1931 4.36
1930 & P 4.61
27 2N 24 1938 3.71
' 1937 ' 4.00 ,
1937 3.60
1935 3.79
1934 5.12
1932 4.88
1931 4.35
34 2N 24 1938 21.24
1937 16.00
1937 20.58
1935 21.68
1934 32.79
1932 31.24
1931 27.91
1930 & P 74.85
13. 2N 25 1938 16.22
1937 64.00
1935 43.93
1934 31.04
24 2N 25 1938 13.51
1937 16.00
1935 23.50
1934 16.41
34 2N 25 1938 5.76
1937 16.00
1937 5.89
1936 8.64
1935 5.15
35 2N 25
5 8N 23
Sutherland, M. V. & Hazel
EV4SW&, WSE& 16
3N 23
Quimby, E. S., et al
NENWi4, NSENW
John Day Irrigation
Davis, L. M.
SWft
John Day Irrigation
NE, ENW
John Day Irrigation
Carpenter, Glen E.
SE&SWK
Ransier, D. F.
WESE
Miller, Mrs. E. Estate
NSWtt
Donnelly, Mike Estate
Lots 3 & 4, Block 15 W
Lot 1, Block 20 W
Broughel, Margarette
Lot 7, Block 24 East
1938
1937
1937
1934
1932
1931
1938
1937
1937
1936
1935
1938
1937
1935
1932
1931
1938
1937
1936
1935
1934
1938
1937
1937
1935
1938
1937
1937
1935
1938
1937
1934
14 4N 25 1938
1936
1935
1932
1931
1930 & P
15 4N 25 1938
1937
1935
1934
1932
1931
1930 & P
16 3N 26
27 4N 23
28 4N 23
8 4N 25
25 6N 26
25 5N 26
20 6N 27
1938
1937
1936
1935
1938
1937
1936
1935
1935
1934
1932
3.45
12.00
3.68
5.84
5.52
4.37
9.88
31.93
10.27
12.20
13.08
4.95
5.13
6.65
5.64
4.60
2.06
6.00
2.50
2.97
4.45
4.95
16.00
5.15'
6.56
7.42
28.00
7.71
9.83
31.07
15.18
44.77
17.23
18.26
20.10
23.63
20.91
61.49
72.18
67.51
51.02
61.50
96.83
86.13
221.48 ,
7.61
7.08
9.18
8.56
3.79
3.54
4.60
4.23
4.68
4.45
4.98
1.02
10.27
8.89
6.25
.38
1.38
1.89
2.53
1.65
.75
1.77
3.50
4.78
.12
.27
1.13
1.29
1.20
1.10
2.32
6.97
5.88
13.68
18.92
35.92
44.02
149.13
.26
.60
.64
1.17
2.00
2.28
2.38
2.21
.26
.54
1.17
2.28
2.38
2.21
.26
.60
.54
1.17
2.00
2.28
2.38
15.58
36.60
27.95
17.68
" 5.83
7.39
7.99
9.02
5.18
11.44
13.54
18.70
20.19
1.86
2.07
4.04
4.05
3.39
16.88
17.80
37.29
24.84
72.63
79.94
128.03
124.54
459.81
3.97
4.60
4.14
4.96
7.12
7.16
6.74
6.82
3.97
4.15
4.96
7.16
6.74
6.82
3.97
4.60
4.14
4.96
7.12
7.16
6.73
(Continued on Page 7)
1.49 22.73
2.40 18.40
3.09 23.67
6.72 28.40
12.79 45.58
14.58 45.82
15.26 43.17
35.93 110.78
1.13 17.35
9.60 73.60
13.62 57.55
12.11 43.15
.95 14.46
2.40 18.40
7.29 30.79
6.40 22.81
.40 6.16
2.40 18.40
.88 6.77
1.99 10.63
1.60 6.75
.24 3.69
1.80 13.80
.64 4.12
2.28 8.12
2.58 8.10
2.39 6.76
.69 10.57
4.79 36.72
154 11.81
2.81 15.01
4.05 17.13
.35 5.30
.77 5.90
2.03 8.58
2.63 8.27
2.51 7.11
.14 2.20
.90 6.90
.58 3.08
.92 3.89
1.74 6.19
.35 5.30
2.40 18.40
.77 5.93
2.03 8.59
.52 7.94
4.20 32.20
1.16 8.87
3.05 12.88
2.17 33.24
2.28 17.46
17.46 62.23
1.21 18.44
4.20 22.46
6.23 26.33
10.98 34.51
1143 32.34
29.52 91.01
5.05 77.23
10.13 77.64
15.82 66.84
23.99 85.49
45.19 142.02
47.08 133.21
106.31 327.79
.53 8.14
1.06 8.14
211 11.29
2.65 11.21
.26 4.05
.63 4.07
1.06 5.66
131 6.54
1.45 6.13
1.74 6.19
2.32 7.30