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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, February 22, 1 951
Page 5
COUNTY COURT
Continued from Page 4
Billings, Allan, Boardman, la
borer. Bisboe, Emeline, Heppner, house
wife. Bisbee, L. E., Heppner, merchant
Black, Evelyn, Boardman, house
wife. Blake, E. J., Heppner,' farmer.
Blake, Willard, Heppner, clerk.
Bleakman, Bert, Heppner, forest
guard.
Brosnan, Jerry, Heppner, farmer.
Brown, Duane, Boardman, stu
dent. Brown, Wiley, Boardman.
Bryant, Howard, Heppner, bank
er. Bunch, Alvin, lone, farmer.
Bucknum, Faye, Heppner, clerk.
Buschke, Ed, lone, farmer.
Buschke, Max, Heppner, laborer.
Barratt, William, Heppner, farm
er. Briggs, Earl, Boardman.
Campbell, Don, Lexington, farm
er. Campbell, Marjorie, Lexington,
housewife.
Carlson, Chas., lone, farmer.
Carlson, Leonard, lone, farmer.
Case, Gene, Heppner, merchant.
Cason, Lewis, Heppner, farmer.
Chaffee, Mabel F. Heppner, house
wife.
Chapel, Blaine, Heppner, farmer.
ARE YOU
LIABLE?
If injury to others occurs on
your premises or even on the
public walk in front of your
home or business (if negli
gense can be proved) you are
liable. But you can protect
yourself against loss by a
liability policy that is very in.
expensive.
Turner Von Marter
Company
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paint exterior
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TUM-A-LUM
Lumber Co.
Collins, Wm., Heppner, dry clean,
er.
Clark, Barton, Heppner, farmer.
Cosner, P. H., Irrigon, farmer.
Colclessor, Frank, Boardman
pipe fitter.
Cox, Ben, Heppner, laborer.
Cox, Clara L., Heppner, house
wife. Cox, Dee Jr. Hppner, farmer.
Cox, Ivan, Heppner, farmer.
Cox, W. C, Heppner, merchant.
Cox, W. L., Heppner, creamery
man.
Crawford, Otheo, Heppner, edi
tor.
Crawford. Viola, Heppner, house
wife.
Crawford, Wate C, lone, farmer,
Currin, George, Heppner, farmer.
Curnn, Hugh H. Heppner, larm-er.
Conyers, Ray, Boardman, farmer.
Dal2ell, Vern, Condon, farmer.
Davidson, James F., Heppner, la
borer. Dinges, Harry, Lexington, farm
er. Dolvin, Raymond M., Lexington,
farmer.
Doherty, Wm. J., Lexington,
farmer.
Doolittle, Lester, Heppner, plum
ber. Doolittle, Millie, Heppner, house
wife. Dobyns, Walter, lone, farmer.
Dougherty, Roberta, Heppner,
housewife.
Drake, Cleo, lone, clerk.
Drake, Emma K. Heppner, house
wife. Drake, Ray, Heppner, farmer.
Duran, Moses E., Heppner, labor
er. Dunham, Jean, Heppner, house
wife. Edwards, Alonzo, Lexington, well
driller.
Ely, Fred J., lone, farmer.
Engelman, Jol C, lone, laborer.
Estburg, J. K., Heppner, parts
man. Eubanks, H. W., lone, laborer.
Eades, Cecil D., Boardman.
Ely, Alvin, Boardman, farmer.
Farley, James J., Heppner, mer
chant. Farrens, Glenn C, Hardman,
farmer.
Ferguson, Raymond, Heppner,
farmer.
Finch, Marion C, Heppner, farm,
er.
Fisk, John S., lone, farmer.
Fitzpatrick, M. J., lone, farmer.
Forsythe, Jack, Heppner, pilot.
George, Elaine, Heppner, theatre
manager.
Gay, Walter, Heppner, laborer.
Gertson, Clara, Heppner, clerk.
A. E. Glidewell
or
A. R. WALLS
Public Accountant
and
Tax Consultant
At Hotel Heppner every
Thursday
Office in Lobby Hours 11-6
Business & Farm Account
ing . . . Income and Payroll
Taxes . . . Financial State
ments & Auditing
Representing
Fritzke Accounting Service
244 Main St. : Phone 6441
Hermlston, Oregon
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Gentry, Frank L., Heppner, labor
er. Gourley, Wilbur, Heppner, farm
er. Gnaam, Leonard L., Heppner,
mercnant.
Giuespie, z,earl, Boardman, la-
uoier.
Gouty, Edmund E., Heppner,
incrcnant.
uiayueal, W. E., Irrigon, farmer.
(jvvmii, George J., isoaraman,
carpenter.
riauuux, Thos. H., Irrigon, farm
er. riager, Lulu, Heppner, nuiue.
jriarwooU, Eivna, aoaruman,
clerk.
rialseth, J. I., Heppner, foreman.
neiiKer, Donalu, lone, larmer.
aelmer, Ernest, ione, farmer.
Hirl, Chas., Heppner, farmer.
Hisler, Paul, Heppner, farmer.
Hamilton, Cecil, boardman, farm
er. Hoiboke, Joe, Heppner, farmer.
Hoskins, Fred, lone, farmer.
riosKins, rea Jr., ione, iarmer.
Houghton, A. C, Irrigon, clerk.
Huooara, Van, lone, farmer.
Huuson, U. E., Heppner, uelivery
man. riuDer, Alex, Ione, farmer,
riowenstine, John, Irrigon, labor
er. Hughes, Edwin, Heppner, farmer.
Huston, Clive, Heppner, laborer.
Hugheis, Elwyn, Heppner, laborer-Hunt,
Mary, Lexington, house
wife. , .
Hastings, W. C, Heppner, laborer.
Johnson, Bertha, Heppner, house
wife. Johnson, Victor E., Heppner,
truck driver.
Jones, Alva, Heppner, farmer.
Jones, Floyd R., Heppner, farmer.
Jones, Ola N., Heppner, farmer.
Jones, R. V., Irrigon, farmer.
Jones, Phillip, Boardman, farmer.
Justus, Hilda, Heppner, house
wife. Keithley, Howard, Heppner, car
penter. Kenney, D. J., Irrigon, farmer.
Kane, Vivian, Heppner, book
keeper. Kunze, Frank, Boardman, car
penter. Key, J. B., Heppner, barber.
Klinger, Chas., Lexington, farm
er. Lanham, Conley, Heppner, mer
chant. LaTrace; J. E., Heppner, laborer.
Lindstrom, Albert, Ione, farmer.
Lindstrom, Franklin, Ione, farmer.
Lindstrom, Roy, Ione, farmer.
Linn, Carl P., Ione, merchant.
Levesque, Louis, Lexington,
farmer.
Lundeil, A. W., Ione, farmer.
Lundell, Raymond, Ione, farmer.
Lundeil, Richard, Ione, farmer.
Lindsay, James, Ione, farmer.
Mackey, Hubert, Cecil, farmer.
Matheny, L. G., Irrigon, merch
ant. Majeske, A. F., Lxington, farmer.
Martin, Hortense, Heppner,
housewife.
Martin, Randall, Heppner, farmer.
Martin, Myles E., Heppner, farm
er.
Mankin, Fred, Heppner, farmer.
Mankin, Beulah, Heppner, house
wife. Marquardt, Chas. A., Lexington,
farmer.
Munkers, Frank, Lexington,
farmer.
Messenger, Truman E., Lexing
ton, state highway.
Moore, Clarence, Heppner, labor
er. Moore, Ellen, Heppner, house
wife. Moore, Rollo, Boardman, farmer.
Morgan, Lloyd, Ione, farmer.
Morgan, Milton R., Ione, farmer.
Mulkey, Lyle, Irrigon, farmer.
Mollahan, P. A., Heppner, farm
er. McCabe, Earl, Ione, farmer.
McAlister, Chas. R., Lexington,
retired.
McClintock, Tress, Heppner,
blacksmith.
McDaniel, Chas. H., Hardman,
laborer.
McElligott, Chas. T., Ione, farm
er. McKinhey, Earl, Ione, farmer.
Mclntire, John Edward, Board
man, farmer.
Nelson, Jean, Lexington, house
wife. Nelson, Alfred, Lexington, farm
er. Nelson, Alfred Jr., Lexington,
farmer.
Nickerson, William, Boardman,
Neill, L. D., Heppner, retired.
O'Connor, C. C, Ione, farmer.
Orwick, Frances, Heppner, clerk.
Padberg, Louis J., Ione, farmer.
Partlow, Roy, Boardman, farmer.
Parson, Evelyn, Heppner, house
wife. Payne, Jesse P., Heppner, engin
- eer.
Palmateer, Echo, Ione, housewife.
Palmateer, Ted, Ione, farmer.
Palmer, Elmer, Heppner, farmer.
Peck, Burton H., Lexington, farm
er. Peck, Kenneth, Lexington, farm,
er.
Peck, Harold K., Lexington, la
borer. Petereen, Elmer R., Lexington,
laborer.
Peterson, Oscar, Ione, farmer.
Pettyjohn, Fred, Ione, farmer.
Piper, Rufus, Heppner, farmer.
Rasmus, J. O., Heppner, laborer.
Rands, Josephine, Boardman,
housewife.
Rands, Batie, Irrigon, farmer.
Rosewall, W. C, Heppner, auto
mobile dealer.
Rosewall, Virginia, Heppner,
housewife.
Rauch, Fred, Lexington, farm
er. Rietmann, David, Ione, farmer.
Rietmann, Omar, Ione, mecrhant.
Rutledge, H. D., Irrigon, farmer.
Saager, John, Heppner, druggist.
Scritsmier, Harold, Heppner, mill
owner.
Slaughter, Paul, Irrigon, farmer.
Smith, Evelyn, Boardman, house
wife. Smith, Harvey, Ione, farmer.
Smith, Hugh, Heppner, ware
houseman. Schaffer, E. R., Heppner, farmer.
Schunk, Albert, Heppner, carpen
ter. Shannon, Eldon, Boardman, truck
driver.
Seehafer, Wm. G., Ione, farmer.
Shattuck, Lowell G., Boardman,
farmer.
Sicard, George W., Boardman,
farmer.
Snider, George L. Ione, farmer.
Smouse, Kenneth J., Ione, farm
er. Swaggart, Gerald, Heppner,
farmer.
Snvder, J. B., Heppner, saddlery.
Skoubo, Ralph, Boardman, farm
er.
Thompson, R. S., Heppner, farm.
er.
Thompson, Sophrona, Heppner,
housewife.
Thomson, Roderick, Heppner,
clerk.
Thomson, Jas. G., Jr., Heppner,
merchant.
Tash, D. R., Heppner, creamery-
man.
Thome, Cecil H., Ione, farmer.
Thorpe, Nathan, Boardman,
farmer.
Troedson, Carl W., Ione, farmer.
Turner, F. W., Heppner, merch
ant.
Turner, Sam, Heppner, farmer.
Turner, Virginia, Heppner, house
wife.
Van Horn, Harry, Heppner, mer
chant.
Van Horn, Viola, Heppner, house
wife.
Warfield, Jess, Ione, farmer.
Wattenberger, Bernice, Echo,
housewife.
Warren, Clarence, Ione, farmer.
Wells, Dick, Heppner, barber.
West, Dewey, Boardman, service
station operator.
Wentworth, W. R., Ione, black
smith. Wells, Neva, Heppner, housewife.
White, Gordon, Ione, merchant.
Wilkinson, Dick, Heppner, farm
er. Wilkinson, Frank, Heppner,
farmer.
Wright, Silas D., Heppner, farm
er. Zivney, Henry, Boardman, farm
er. WARRANTS ISSUED ON THE
GENERAL FUND:
Sadie Parrish, deputy clk.$ 148.60
Frances Mitchell, treas
urer $164.00. Office
Clerk $93.70. 257.70
Juanita Massey, Deputy 164.69
Olive B. Hughes, Deputy 191.05
Margaret Gillis, Health
Nurse 213.70
A. J. Chaffee, Janitor 196.44
Susie W. Miller, Court
Reporter 49.50
Dr. A. D. McMurdo, Phy
sician 24.75
William Garner, Justice .
of the peace 74.25
J. O. Hager, Justice of the
peace 141.50
Ralph I. Thompson, coun
ty court 52.37
Russell K. Miller, county
court 98.81
First National Bank of
Portland, withholding
on salaries 217.06
State Tax Commission,
withholding on sal. 85.79
Association of Oregon
counties, dues, 111.78
Pioneer Memorial Hosp.,
Emergency 3000.00
Margaret Gillis, Health
Nurse 98.75
Foster Collins, Justice
Court 4.20
Interior Motor Freight,
Tax Collection 2.28
W. O. Dix, Assessor's
mileage 3.92
Turner, Van Marter & Co.
Bonds 40.00
Oregon Wheat Growers,
publicity and advertis
ing 25.00
Kilham Stationery and
Printing Co., Sheriff
$15.12; Tax Coll. $15.95 31.07
Bureau of Labor, ct. house 2.50
Western Auto Supply Co.
court house repairs 17.36
Craig Office Supply, As
sessor 1.52
Thomson Bros., Jail 9.85
Court St. Market, Jail 38.82
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.,
Current Expense 129.89
Turner, VanMarter & Co.
Bonds 115.00
Heppner Gazette Times,
Official Publication 44.85
Bradley D. Fancher, Dist
rict Attorney 31.00
Garnet Barratt, County
Court 101.68
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
Courthouse repairs 13.34
Pacific Power & Light Co.
Courthouse 31.88
Helen O'Donnell, Circuit
Court 15.00
The Heppner Laundry,
Courthouse .75
Gertrude Applegate, Tax
Collection 47.50
Leila McLachlan, Tax
Collection 8.75
Grace O. Nickerson, bond. 175.00
State Industrial Accident
Comm., Sheriff $3.79;
Sheriff Sal. 31c; Dep
uty Sal. 31c; Janitor
31c; Courthouse $1.01 5.73
E. O. Ferguson, Circuit Ct. 10.32
Albert Connor, Circuit Ct. 10.32
Marion Hayden, Circuit
Court 10.32
Beulah Barkla, Circuit Ct. 10.32
Harold Evans, Circuit Ct 12.88
John Ransier, Circuit Ct. 17.68
Fack Farris, Circuit Ct 15.76
Oregon State Agriculture
College, County and
Home Demonstration
agent " 5,800.00
Kubi-Howell Co., Assess
or 47c; Tax Collection
67c 1.14
City of Heppner, Water
Dept. Emergency 3.40
WARRANTS ISSUED ON THE
GENERAL ROAD FUND:
W. Cunningham $ 266.06
Delmer Crawford 228.67
Henry Peck 278.95
Jack Slocum 264.23
Ralph Scott, Jr. 198.22
Walter Gilman 258.93
Austin Wilson 251.33
Fred Booker 226.32
William C. Heath 285.80
Alfred Welke 251.90
H. Sherer 326.70
Dick Borman 255.80
Darold Hams 267.28
Dean Gilman 224.89
George A. Stalcup 231.31
Harold C. Baker 242.69
Robert Anson Eads 251.98
Gratten L. Hoffman 36.05
C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff 200.78
Blue Cross Plan 80.80
C. J. D. Bauman 25.00
State Highway Comm. 25.00
Scritsmier Company 22.00
Poole, McGonigle & Dick 96.60
First National Bank of
Portland 373.50
State Tax, Commission 150.98
Oregon Lumber Co. 2.70
State Industrial Accident
Comm. 100.47
Union Pacific R. R. Co. 3.80
Lexington Implement Co. 122.03
Ronald Black 9.50
H. Sherer 64.92
S. C. Russell 17.20
Hamilton Sheet Metal
Works 1225.00
Industrial Air Products Co. 22.88
Sunset Motor Co. 125.77
Jack Allen Supply Co. 16.95
Heppner Hdw. & Elec. Co. 1.93
Heppner Lbr. Co. 75.60
Rosewall Motor Co. 38.32
Paul G. Pettyjohn 70.49
R. G. McMurtry 38.48
Union Oil Co. 70.75
The Texas Co. 71.20
Pacific Power & Light Co. 17.19
Jones-Scott Co. 8.00
Bob Miller 10.50
Independent Garage 1.50
Clyde Equipment Co. 25,483.00
Empire Machinery Co. 1,474.33
City of Heppner, Water
Dept 3.55
Oregon Lumber Co. 854.40
WARRANTS ISSUED ON THE
HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION
FUND:
Howard Keithley 238.05
WARRANTS ISSUED ON THE
MISCELLANEOUS FUND:
Charley S. Caviness, Tay
lor Grazing Fund 34.00
Frank Kirby, Taylor Gra
zing fund 104.00
Havey Smith, Coyote
Bounty fund 6.00
James M. McCabe, Coy
ote Bounty fund b.00
R. H. Steers, Coyote
Bounty fund 9.00
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Oregon farms are 99.5 percent
electrified. Latest figures releas
ed by the Rural Electrification
Administration indicate just 316
Oregon farms do not have electricity.
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to Know . . .
You may have heard that
a Buit has been filed by
the Antitrust Division in
Washington to break up
Standard of California as
well as six other West
Coast oil companies.
Many people have writ
ten us protesting this
action, have asked per
tinent questions. We be
dieve these questions
should be answered for
everyone. We take this
way of doing so. If you
have a question, write:
"I'd Like to Know"
225 Hush Street,
San Francisco 20
"Would breaking up big oil companies affect national defense?7'
H HMmoirom ihiviamci coipohtion
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Mrs. Marie-Louise Auer, Pasadena housewife, writes: It seems to me like a
bad time to be tampering with our industries, as the antitrust lawyers want to do.
Or does it matter? Would breaking up big oil L . . jD . n
companies affect national defense?"
Here at Standard, one of the seven West
ern oil companies nnder attack, we see
clear publio benefit in having big com
panies in the busine at all time. We
believe we serve yon weU. Bnt let con
sider now J oat "MgneM" and defenaet
Today, military needs come
first. Just recently, need for
aviation gasolines jumped
275 in the West alone. Big
oil companies supplied it.
Next: industry's demands.
You know how industrial
output keyed U.S. Btrength
in World War II. It takes big
companies to meet big needs.
Company bigntm also 1
big-tctle research, improved
products. Example: oils de
veloped by Standard whton
tripled range of U.S. 1
For hard jobs, the U. 8. uses
our bignegs and integration.
Today, our U. S. projects in
clude atomic research and a
synthetic rubber plant.
Our taxes also aid defense.
As one big company, we paid
over $95,000,000 last year,
more than we would pay as
several smaller companies.
Meanwhile, bignett and 1
gration enable us to keep on
supplying products you need.
Isn't this what you want from
your oil company?
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
olans ahead to serva vou bettar