The Hermiston herald., May 17, 1928, Image 4

THE HERMISTON WTBATJi, HERMISTON, OREGON.
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¡OF OREGON
¡'Xian Association, a corporation, be the first publication herein Is made
You are hereby required to appear. cancelled and that the proceeds there pursuant to said order on the 10th
and answer the complaint filed! of be applied toward the satisfaction day of May, 1928.
against you in the above entitled 1 of plaintiff's decree, and for a further
Raley. Raley & Warner.
court and cause within four w eeks' decree that the defendants Nettie
A. S. Cooley,
from the date of the first publics-1 Louellen Dugas, a widow, devisee of
John F. Kilkenny,
tlon of this numinous, and if you fail Edgar Gillespie Smith, deceased,
J. B. Ryan,
to so appear and answer, for want ■ Stanfield National Farm Loan Asso- Attorneys for Plaintiff, Postoffice
thereof the plaintiff will apply to I elation, a corporation, and Jean
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, Address, Pendleton, Oregon,
said court for th e relief prayed for Anette Welker, unmarried, be fore-;
36-5tc
and demanded In its complaint on I closed and barred of any and all I__________________________________
file in the above etitled matter, to- right, title, claim, lien or interest ini
wlt:
and to the premises hereinafter des-'
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
For personal judgment and <Jeçree cribed, and for a further decree'
Department of the Interior, U. S.
against the defendant Stanfield herein foreclosing plaintiff’s mart-!
Land office at The Dalles, Oregon,
National Farm Loan Association, a gage on the premises hereinafter!
April 7, 1928.
corporation, for the sum of 9130.00, described, and directing that the real!
Notice is hereby given that Walter
with interest thereon at the rate of property therein and hereinafter des­
A. Knauff, of Boardman, Oregon
8 per cent per annum since the 13th cribed, to-wit:
who, o n ^ p r ll 28, 1923, made Home- '
The Southeast Quarter -of the
stead enffy under Act Jun. 17. 1902.
a"d the
Northeast Quarter of Section Five
No. 023192, for NWU S E U . beingISlWn
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In Township Three North of Range
Unit "B” Umatilla Project, Section
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8 Pe' °
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Twenty-nine East of the Willam­
18, Township 4 North. Range 28
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Bast Willamette Meridian, ha. filed !1928’ and the further ®um of *3’*
ette Meridian, SUBJECT to the
476.07, with interest thereon at the
reservations in that certain war­
notlce of ntention to make final
¡rate of 5t4 per cent per annum since
ranty deed recorded in Book 73 of
thre. year proof, to establish c la im ..
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! the 13th day of April, 1928; and
The race for congress in Eastern
Deeds, page 365, Records of Umas
to the land above described, before
the further sum of 9151.32, with
tilla County, Oregon, to which re­ Oregon has narrowed down to a con­
C. G. Blayden, United States Com­
test »between a lawyer from the far
ference Is hereby made,
missioner at Boardman, Oregon, on Interest thereon at the rate of 8 per
I cent per annum since the 5th day together with all of the tenements, northwestern coiner of the district,
tha 29th day or May., 1928.
Ipf Octobr, 1926; and the further hereditaments and
appurtenances which location nas had the office
Claimant names as witnesses; J.
R. Johnson, Invgard Skoubo, R u d > Um ° f ,2 1 2 '35' w,th interest
thereunto belonging or in any wise for the past 16 years, and Roy W.
olph Wastner, J. F. Gorham, all of 'on at the rate of 8 per cent per an- appertaining be sold in the manner Ritner, farmer of Umatilla County.
pum since the 8th day of October, provided by law for the sale of real
A complimentary vot given to your
Boardman. Oregon.
J. W. DONNELLY, Register 1927; and for any sum or sums paid property under foreclosure under neighbor, even though he is a fine
t>y plgiptiff in payment of the delin­ execution to be issued on said Judg­ young man with an excellent repu­
quent taxes due and owing on said ment and decree, and that the pro­ tation, is really a vote against Sena­
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE land, subsequent to filing of this ceeds from the sale thereof be ap­ tor R itner and for Judge Butler. It
STATE OF OREGON
suit and prior to entry of decree, to­ plied to the satisfaction of plaintiff’s would be ui forti.nat for this county,
For the County of Umatilla
gether with interest thereon at the Judgment in the amounts aforesaid, the largest in population and wealth,
In the matter of the Estate of John rate of 8 per cent per annum from and for such other relief as equity j if a divided vote would result in our
W. McDermed, Deceased.
! th date of said payment; and the in the matter may require.
losing a representative in Congress.
Citation.
I further sum of 936.00, with interest
This summons is served upon you
WRITE IN THE NAME THUS—
To George E. McDermed, Frank N. thereon at the rat® of 8 per cent per by* publication thereof pursuant to
McDermed, Orlester McDermed and anpum since the 4th day of Aplrl, the order of the Hon. James Alger
Mattle Malcolm.
1928; and the further sum of 2250.00 Fee, Judge of the, above entitled
In the Name of the State of Ore-' attorney fee in this suit; and for court, duly made and entered on the
gon, you are hereby commanded toI plalptiff’s costs and disbursements in 30th day of April, 1928, directing
appear in the County court, of the! this suit, and that the sum of 2200.00 that publication herein be made once
State of Oregon, in and for the ¡stock in the plaintiff's bank held in a week for a period of four weeks (Paid adv. by Ritner for Congress
Club,, II. J. Warner, Pres., Pen­
county of Umatilla, at the court hoyse! trust by the said bank for the de­ consecutively in the Hermiston Her­
dleton, Oregon.)
in the City of Pendleton, Oregon, on j fendant Stanfield National Farm ald, of Hermiston, Oregon, and that
the 19th day of May, 1928, at the;
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hour of 2 o'clock P. M., of said day
to show cause, if any exist, why an
order should not be made authorizing
J. S. West, the administrator of the
estate of said John W. McDermed,
deceased, to sell the real property of
said state described as follows, to-
Candida’s for the Republican
wlt: Lots 1 and 2 in Block 2 in ths
nomination for
Town of Hermiston, Umatilla county,
FECTÎVE MAY R« TO IE M .J O
Oregon, as located in Section 10, Tp.
RETURN U N IT OCT. i l , 1 «M
4 N R. 28 E7. W. M., at private sale
ROUND TRIP TO
for cash in hand to the highest bid­
Low fare«all parts o f m id­
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Witness my hand and seal of said
Fine fast trains.
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Court affixed this 10th day of April,
S T . I.OUI:
OF UMATILLA COUNTY
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CHICAGO
1928.
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PRIMARY ELECTION MAY 18
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1928
N a m « of Sing Sing
The name of Sing Sing prison ano
* n I so the name of the adjacent rllluge
Ossining, are derived from an Indliin
name meaning “place of stone." Until
1901 the vlllHge had tlie name of Sing
Sing, hut the residents objected to the
association with the name of the prls
on and alter several attempts sue
reeded in changing It. The village ot
Sing Sing was Incorporated In 1813.
12 years before the prlsou was estab
llshed there.
A. R. SHUMWAY
Milton, Oregon
Republican Candidate
Don’t Throw
Your Vote
Away
tor nomination for
County Commissioner
OF UMATILLA COUNTY
MAY 18, 1928
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—TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS—
For Delegate to Republican Nation- |
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President and Vice-President
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SHERIFF
F re d E. K id d le
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Of Union County.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
Land Offlea at he Dallee, Oregon,
April 11, 1928,
Notice is hereby given that John
B. Maaon, of Hermiston, Oregon, who
on Jan. 29, 1924, Made Homestead
Entry under Act Jun. 8, 1912, No.
924649, for NWU Section 20, Town­
ship 4 North, Range 29 East Wil­
lamette Meridian, hag filed notice of
Intention to make final three yeai
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before W. J War­
ner, United States Commissioner, at
Hermiston, Oregon, on the 3 let day
of Mny, 1928,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jacob L. Stork. Hermiston, Oregon:
James G. Pearson, of Hermiston,
Oregon: Franklin Mason, of Hermit
ton, Oregon, and Charles E. Lewis
of Stanfield, Oregon.
J. W. DONNELLY, Register
NEW YORK
BOSTON......
UNION PACIF
F. C. Woughter, Agent,
Hermiston, Oregon
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“Hoover for President, McNary for Vice-President’’
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"For Enforcement of AH Laws''
Candidate for Delegate to the Republican National Convention.
RESIDENT OF UMATILLA COUNTY
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If elected will give night service.
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R. R. BUTLER
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THT
STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA­
TILLA COUNTY
The Federal Land Bank of Cpo-
kane, a corporation,. Plaintiff, vs
N ettle Louellen Dugas, a widow, de
vlsee of Edgar Gillesple Smith, deceat
ed; Stanfield National Farm Loan
Association, a corporation; and Jean
Anette Welker, unmarried. Defend­
ants.
Summons.
Equity No. 4545.
To Nettie Louellen Dugas, a wid­
ow. devtaee of Edgar Gillespie Smith,
deceased, and Jean Anette Welker,
unmarried, the above named défend­
ante:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
Delegate-at-Large
Voters ill find his name on the ba lot as follows:
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For Illustrated Booklet«, Reserva­
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