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fK V-l Land Board," Plaintiffs the 3rd day August. 1928, direct rs. lng that publication herein be made Bertha C. Nation and Bert •?• Nat once a week for a period of four ion, her husband; Chester Deal and weeks conae-utlvely .In the Hermiston ------------- Deal, his wife; W. K. Deal, Herald of Hermiston, Oregon, and ■■ - . and Ruth , Deal, hia wife; ' Harvey L. that the first publication herein 1 „ , Payne a,ld Lou‘aa U Payne' hia wiie = made pursuant to said order on the and G, W. Jackson and -------- i— 9th day of August, 1928. Jackson, his wife, Defendants. H. J. WARNER, SUMMON8. Equity No. 453». Attorney for Plaintiffs To Cheater Deal a n d ------------- Deal, Postoffice address, Pendleton, Orc Arabic Numerals his wife, the above named defend- gon. • , 49-5tc The numeral characters new used 'ants: Subscription Rates One Tear ------- ----- ------------- 3 2.06 in our arithmetic are Arabic numerals. I jpj THE NAME OP THE STATE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE They were Introduced into Spain about , OK OREGON 8ix Months________________ >1.0® he close of the Tenth century by the STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA You are hereby required to appear Moors or Arabs, but were known to TILLA COUNTY. and answer the complaint filed Hindus us early us the Sixth century, '‘To thine own self be true, and it and might more properly be culled against you in the above entitled The Federal Land Bank of Spo must follow as the night the day, “Hindu numerals.'' They were brought court and cause within four weeks kane, a corporation, Plaintiff, thou canst not then be false to any Io England In the Fourteenth century from the date of the first publlca- vs. man.” but not used generally until the art of tlon of this summons, and If you fall Florence B. Connor as Administratrix printing was Introduced. Up to the to so appear and answer for want >f the estate of Charles W. Connor Sixteenth ceniury accounts continued , thereof, the plaintiff will apply to to be kepi In the old Roman numeral* I said court for the relief prayed for deceased; Florence B. Connor, Great Career Marred widow; Stanfield National Farm and demanded In its somplalnt on Loan Association, a corporation by Greed and Prile T H E M ARKETS file ln the above entitled matter, to Clyde C. Connor and Mrs. Clyde The earl of Marlborough, John Portland Churchill, died In 1722. Connor, his wife; and Frank L. Con Wheat—Big Bend bluestem, hard wit: "Faithful, though unfortunate" rune white, 81.30; soft white and western ¡ For personal Judgment and decree nor and Mrs. Frank L. Connor, his the motto beneath the ducal shield of white, 8 1 . 1 1 hard winter and west against the above named defend wife, Defendants. Marlborough; hut you could hardly ern red, $1.07 H; northern spring, ants, Bertha C. Nation and Bert J. apply either term to John Churchill, SUMMONS. Equity 4574. Nation, her husband, for the sum ol 31.08 H. founder of the family fortunes. 32500.00, together with Interest To Clyde C. Connor and Mrs. Clyde Hay — Alfalfa $16.50@17; valley Faithful! lie lulrlgued with WII thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per C. Connor, his wife, the above named timothy $17@17.50; eastern Oregon Ham when James was on the throne. j annum from the 27th day of Novem defendants: He Intrigued with James when Wil timothy, $21@21 to. b er, 1925, until paid, and for the IN TIIE NAME OF THE STATE Butterfat—61c. liam was on the throne. Unfortu further sum of 3350.00 as attorneys OF OREGON Eggs—Ranch, 26@35c. naiel He earned more rewards, prob You are hereby required to appear ably, than ever fell to a subject. "11c Cattle—Steers, good, 3H-75@12.50. i fee and for plaintiff’s costs and dis was covetous as h—II," says Swift, Hogs—Medium to choice, 310.50® bursements ln this suit, and lor fur *nd answer the complaint filed “and ambitious as the prince of IL” 18.50. ther decree that the defendants here ,gainst you in the above entitled Even Queen Anne had to turn aside Lambs — Good to choice, 310.75® inabove named, and all of them, be ■ourt and cause within four weeks and laugh when he denied IL And 312.26. foreclosed and barred °1 any and all 'rom the date of the first publica there seems little doubt that, among ! right, title, claim,lien or Interest in tlon of this summons, and if you fail 8eattls. his other frnlts of office, he did re Wheat—Soft white, western white, and to the premises hereinafter des •o so appear and answer, for want ceive £d.00<) a year for placing the 31.12; hard winter and western red, cribed, and for decree herein fore ‘hereof the plaintiff will apply to said annys bread contract Io the right 31.07; northern spring, 31.09; bine- closing plaintiff's mortgage on the -ourt for the relief prayed for and hands. premises hereinafter described and '.emanded in Its complaint on file in None Ike less, no soldier of his age stem. 31.30. Hay — Alfalfa, 324; timothy. 830; directing that the real property there .he above entitled matter, to-wlt could stand against him. “He never in and hereinafter described, to-wit: For personal judgment and decree besieged a town which he did n»t P. 8.. 324. Butterfat—61c. take, nor fought a battle he did not The East 50 acres of the South Half igainst the above named defendants, gain,” us Tenison jnce said In a ser Eggs—Ranch, 28@31c. of the Northeast Quarter of Sec Florence B. Connor, a widow and mon. Cattle—Prime steers, $11.75@12.50 tion 31 ln Township 4 North of tanfleld National Farm Loan Asso Not without reason his name Is Hogs—Prime, 313-25@13.50. Range 28 East of Willamette iatlon. a corporation and each of written in letters of gold—with only Lambs—Choice, 311.25 _ 12.25. Meridian, particularly described as -hem for the sum of 328, with in- one other, that of Milton—on the Spokane. commencing at the Southeast coi erest thereon at the raté of 8 per walls of St. Poul's, hia old school; Hogs — Good, and choice, 312.75® ner of the Northeast Quarter of •ent per annum since the 17th day where, as readers of Thackeray will 13.00. Section 31 in Township 4 North if July, 1927; and the further sum remember, he was a schoolfellow of Cattle—Steers, good, $11@11.76. of Range 28 East of Willamette if 328.00 with interest thereon at the the lovable Henry Esmond.—From the Meridian, thenqe running north rate of 8 per cent per annum since Continental Edition of the London on the Section line 80 rods, thence the 17th day of January, 1928; and Dally Mall. NOTICE OF EQUALIZATION MEET running at right angles West 100 the further sum of 3743.22, with in ING. rods, thence running at. right a n -■ terest thereon at the rate of 6 per Waltz Shawn to Be gles south 80 rods more or less to'cen t per annum since the 17th day Notice is hereby given that the Akin to Wallowing board of directors of the West Cx-J the south line of said northeast of January, 1928; and the further quarter of section 31, thence East sum of 3519 95, with Interest thereon Would yon ever suspect that there tension Irrigation District, acting as on the line last mentioned 100 at the rate of 8 per cent per annun was any relation between waltzing In a board of equalization, will meet at rods, more or less to the place of since the 18th day of June, 19 u ballroom and wallowing In a mire? the district office, in Irrigon, Ore beginning, together with all water and the further sum of 383.03 with There Is, however, for waltz Is dis gon, on the first Tuesday in Octo tinctly related to the Anglo-Saxon ber. 1928, at 2 P. M., for the purpose rights and privileges of every kind interest thereon at the rate of 8 pe word welter, the basic meaning of of reviewing and correcting the as thereto belonging or appurtaining, cent per annum since the 28th day which It to roll. Wnltz Itself Is Ger sessments and aportlonment of taxes together with all the tenements, here- of March, 1928; and for any sum or man, where again the basic meaning to be levied on the first Tuesday ln dltaments and appurtenances th ere-; sums paid by plaintiff in payment of li'to roll. In un encyclopedia of 1882 unto belonging or in any wise apper- the delinquent taxes due and owinc September, 1928. this was noted about the waltz: taining, be sold in the manner pro- on said land, subsequent to filing of "There maniacal turnings and gesll A. C. HOUGHTON, vided by law for the sale of real pro- this suit and prior to entry of decree culajlons which have lately become 51-ltc Secretary. perty under foreclosure under exe- together with interest thereon at fashionable In tills country (England) cution to be issued on said Judg- ; the rate of 8 per cent per annum under the appellation of German vaults (or rattier, wslzen).“ Waltz IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE, lnent and decree and that the pro- since the date of said payment: and may have come, according to some au cceds from the sale thereof be applied the further sum of 325.00, with lp STATE OF OREGON FOR thorltles, from the same source as to the satisfaction of plaintiff's ju d g -, terest thereon at the rate of 8 per UMATILLA COUNTY voile or vault, the turning In home ment in the amounts aforesaid, and j cent per annum since the 1st day of manshlp or fencing. This sense of the for such other relief as equity in the May, 1928; and the further sum of word Is also fourni In volte-face, mean Yudeth E. Groom, Plaintiff, matter may require. $100.00 attorneys fees in this suit vs. lag to face suddenly about—Dance This summons is served upon you and for plaintiff’s costs and disburse Alfred L. Groom, Defendant. Magazine. by publication thereof pursuant to ments In this suit, and that the sum SUMMONS. Equity No. 4590. the order of the Honorable I. M. of $40.00, stock in the plaintiff To Alfred L. Groom, the above Schannep, Judge of the County Court bank held in trust by the said bank Harp of Ireland named defendant; In the “Gold Room" at Trinity col In the Name of the State of Ore of the State of Oregon for Umatilla for the defendant Stanfield Nationa lege, Dublin, rests Die "Harp of Ire gon You are hereby required to ap County, duly made and entered on Farm Loan Association, a corporation land" that sounded "once through pear and answer the complaint filed ■ ■ I ■ ■ ■ ■ 9 ■ ■ 1 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ E fl ■ ■ E 3 kl £1H C B ■ ¡I 1 1 ■ ■ I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Tarn’s hnlls." The story Is that “aft ■ er Brian Boru wag killed at the battle against you ln the above entitled 73 » of Clontarf, tills harp was given to Court and cause within four weeks a Pope Alexander 11. It remained In the from the date of the first publics- Vatican for n.-arly 500 years, sod «ns tlon of thl8 summons, and if you fall jj given. In 1521, Io Henry VIII In recognl to so appear and answer, for want | lion of Ills defense of the Seven Site- thereof the plaintiff will apply to Si rnments. Twenty ' years Inter Henry said Court for the relief prayed for ® VIII gave the harp to the earl of Clnn ♦u her complaint on file In the above rlcarde, an1 It was handed down un entitled suit, to-wit: for a decree til It cnine Into the possession of a Limerick antiquary. Archeologists. forever dissolving the bonds of mat- however, say the harp Is not older rlmony now heretofore existing between plaintiff and defendant and than (he Fourteenth century. for 'an absolute divorce from defend ant, and for the restoration of plain Afof Highly Interesting tiff's maiden name, to-wit: Yudeth Two newspaper men were enjoying E. Kelley, and for such other and * -'’J ?’’/ - * ? 1/ COU.rM wbeB ,[’Py I further relief as to equity and good saw In the distance a famous profes- {conscience may seem meet. sloasl giving lessons to a distin guished personage. . This summons is served upon you | Scenting “copy,“ the reporters made y publication thereof pursuant to; a detour, and crept behind a bunker the order of the Honorable I, M .; Schannep, Judge of the County Court' to overhear the conversation. What they heard was not the Inter of the State of Oregon for Umatilla esting bnck-chst they expected, but County, duly mad: and entered cn the-following terse speech from the »lie let day of August, 1928, direct- ■ pro.: tug that publication herein be made “Will your highness kindly endeavor ¡once a week for a period of four | to keep your highness' stomach In!' ¡weeks consecutively In the Hermls- B <—Londyn Tll-ltlls. _ ,ton Herald of Hermiston, Oregon. J and »hat the first publication herein Ocean Liner*e Cow Is made pursuant to said order on th e 'a • Those traveling on ocean liners can 2nd day of August. 1928. W. J. WARNER, ■ not take the family eow along, hut science has evolved a substitute which Post-office address. Hermiston, Ore- g hse proved espeCThtty valuable for gon. Attorney tor Plaintiff. a •hips which ply between temperate t (48-5tc) J region® and (he tropica. It la an etnul 1 nor, a hia chine which mixes powdered | milk, wseet butler and water, produc IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ■ lug by efbulslnn a product which In STATE OF OREGON FOR a taste and nutritive properties Is hard UMATILLA COUNTY " to distinguish from fresh milk. So ! thorouih to the Job Go.' When the , u Patterson, s . Governor of the ?? b * “ , T?, , " ‘ «* Oregon. •»"» A. Koser, as produces a h«.,;.y cream.- Carpers _ Far awe. ' * Secretary of State of said State, and Thoa. B.. Kay. as State Treasurer of said State, tomposing a hoard of ! * ~ excellent Rule Commissioners for the sale of State “ Bow do y»u manag« to remember lands of said state tor the investment so miiriy iblnge. ftortih!“ tngulred the of the funds arising therefrom under 3tp ^rrmiaton tyralò rah made reply witli the Infallible rule fur memory training. “I'll tell ye. ma'am,* said she. “Alt Published every Thursday at Her. my life I've never told a lie. And mtoton, Umatilla County, Oregon by wlien ye don't have to be taxin' yer to tie rememberin' what ye Joseph 8. Harvey, editor and man memory . lold . Inis . . one or . that . . one, or . how ’ ye old this Wat ager. explained lifts or Wat. ye don't over Bntered aa second olaao matter «'titk It, and it'll last ye, good as new, for ever." Deoember, 1903, at the peetofflce at Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. (SHOES FOR SCHOOL 5 5 Must be built right of good materials to withstand the rough use they are given by boys and girls. Our big stock fills the bill and the prices are reasonable. BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE Pendleton, Oregon bn cancelled and that the proceeds thereof be applied toward the satis faction of plaintiff’s decree; and for a further decree that the defendants, Florence B. Connor, a widow and Stanfield National Farm Loua Asso ciation, a corporation, be foreclosed and barred of any and all rights, title,, claim, lien or interest in and to the premises hereinafter describ ed, and for a further decree herein foreclosing plaintiff’s mortgage on the prenif?ee hereinafter described, and directing that the real property therein and hereinafter described, to- wit: Southwest Quarter of the South west Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 28 in Tp. 4 North Range 29, E. W. M. situated In Umatilla County, State of Ore gon together with all of the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or'In any wise I appertaining be sold ln the manner ! provided by law for the sale of real | property under foreclosure under : execution to be issued on said judg- 1 ment and decree, and that the pro ceeds from the sale thereof be' ap plied to the satisfaction of plaintiff's judgment ln the amounts aforesaid, and for such other relief as equity in the matter may require. This summons is served upon you by publication thereof pursuant to the order of the Honorable I. M. Schannep, Judge of the County Court of the State of Oregon for Umatilla County, duly made and entered on the 19th day of July, 1928. direct ing that publication herein be made onee a week for a period of four weeks consecutively In the Hermiston Herald of Hermiston, Oregon, and - that the first publication lierein is made pursuant to said order on the ; 26th day of July, 1928. RALEY, RALEY & WARNER, A. S. COOLEY and JOHN F. KILKENNY, Postoffice address, Pendleton, Oregon J. B. RYAN. Postoffice address, Spokane, Wash-I ington. Attorneys for the Plaintiff. ( 47-Stc) WE REPAIR SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY AND USE MODERN MAHCINERY AND THE BEST OFM ATERIALS. YOU ARE ASSURED OF THE BEST OF SERVICE IN OUR SHOP. BOWMAN SHOPIPF We O A nticipatv t Your needs in th at is necessar plete your > olf o ‘ Come is; give our line tL “once over.” H ili Levi Strauss Overalls i W ® ’ .— -F T ] — — — — g M ....... For Men. The TW O HORSE B rand ¡Work A N ew Pair F R .E E I f They RIP Ask YOUR. \ ........ UMATILLA PROJECT FAIR Hermiston :: October 5 and 6 TRY FIRS! A T HOME Whetliter it is something we want to buy, or some service we wished per- porated, why not try first at home? There is not a single one of ns in this entire community but what w ill bene fit to an appreciable degree if each member of the community practices this simple rule. We want onr home town to grow and prosper— we want it to be a place in which we will be prond to live. To realize onr desires and onr dreams of a better home community we must, one and all. do onr share toward mak- ing it better— and the one big step toward that end is taken when we each one try first to fulfill our needs from home community sources. •
