Attorney for Plaintiff.
and hereinafter described, under aud tree that the defendants and each Poetoffiee address. Peudleton, Oregon.
by virtue of the terms of plaintiff's of them, and all persous claiming, (l-5 tc )
mortgage, and further decreeing that |Or to claim, by. through or under
the claim or Interest of the defend- them or any of them shall be forever NOTICE OF GUARDIAN’S SALE OF
ants, H. R. Waldo and Mrs. H. R. J barred and foreclosed of all right,
REAL PROPERTY.
Waldo, his wife, Monroe M. Glaspey title, interest and estate at law or
and Mints V. Glaspey, his wife. The in equity, and all equity of redempt In the Conn y Court of the State of
National Pig Co., a corporation an 11 ion in and to said premises and
Oregon for Umatilla County.
A. H. York, or either, are subsequen* every part thereof, excepting only In the Matter of the Guardianship
of
io time and Inferior in right to such right of redemption as shall
plaintiff's mortgage; and that the be allowed by the statutes of the the Persons and estates of Goldie
court will enter decree herein fore-lstate of Oregon, and
B. Shutter and Sylvia M. Shut­
closing said mortgage; and that the! That the court will further decree ter, Minors.
court will enter a deeree herein tore- that If, after applying the proceeds of NOTICE IS .HEREBY GIVEN THAT
$ MINNEHAHA
mmrEWAVÁ NEWS
news notes *
closing said mortgage and direct- said sale to the payment of the the undersigned Guardian of the per­
NOTES
♦ Mrs. M. T. Matott, Correspondant •> IN_THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Ing that the real property therein amounts for which plaintiff herein sons and estates of Goldie E. Shut
and hereinafter described, to-wlt:
j shall obtain decree and Judgment ter and Sylvia M. Shutter, minor,
STATE OF OREGON FOR
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South Half of the Southwest ^gainst said defendants, or any of will from and atter the 6th day of
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Ask any man who has made a financial success In Itfe how he ac­
UMATILLA COUNTY.
Quarter of Section 2, in Township them, of such part of the proceeds September, 192S at the office of W.
complished It. His answer will be “By saving.” Fe did not spend
The girls’ 4-H sewing club held a
L. Patterson, as Gover­
4 North Range 28 E. W. M.
of said sale as shall be properly ap­
Warner in Hermiston, Umatilla
every cent he made, but built up a f> > nd - ’
w
a- ,r :
picnic at Columbia beach at Umatilla nor of the State of Ore­
together with all tenements, hered­ plicable thereto, there shall then re­ County, Oregon. offer for*sale to the
when he -needed It for business pur o -
August 28. They went In swimming, gon, Hal Uo8g, as Secre-
itaments and appurtenances thereto main a balance unpaid to this plain­ highest bidder for cash in hand, the
you. except that you must learn th - s
played games and enjoyed a nice tary of State of said State,
belonging or in any wise appertain­ tiff, then and in that event that following deicribed real property situ
budget plan— a certain amount each tr e k •• n
picnic lunch with •‘bourotip” Ice and Thomas B, Kay, as
ing, be sold in the manner provided ¡^¡lalntift shall have execution for ated in UmntiHa County, Oregon, to-
ings account. You will be surprised ltow it. will grow and ■ .
cream. Girls and members of their State Treasurer of said
by law for the sale of real property such unpaid balance upon such de wlt; the undivided one-third inter­
more money for you. Interest 4 per cent yearly.
families ptWi/ent totaled 20.
State, composing a board
under mortgage foreclosure, under cree against any of the property of est owned by each of said minors in
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of Commissioners for the
execution to be issued under said the defendants, Frank J. Auseon the East Half of the Southwest Quar­
Miss Georgia Thom returned Aug- 8“>c ot State lands of said
execution to be issued upon said and Eva M. Auseon, his wife, J. A ter of the Northeast Quarter of Sec­
ust 26 from a two week's vacation State, and for the invest-
sale shall be applied as follows, to- Campbell and Amelia Campbell, his tion Five, Tp. 4 N. R. 29 E. W. M.
spent In the Wallowa country. She ment of funds arising
wlt:
wife, Monroe M. Glaspey and Minta This sal? is made under and In pur­
of Harmistui
reports fishing good and swimming therefrom,
under the SUMMONS
(1 ) To the payment of the costs V. Glaspey, his wife, and The Nat­ suance of a license aud order of sale
Capital, Surplus in d U n d iv 'd a d P ro A t, O vv
In Wallowa lake and the Imnaha name
and
style
of
Equity and expenses of sale and costs and
ional Pig Co., a corporation, or made and entered by the Hon. I.
F. B. Sway«, Pre«.
river good (and cold).
"STATE LAND BOARD,” No. 4708. disbursements of this suit.
R. Alexander. Viee-Pr»sv,
either of them which plaintiff can M. Schannep, Judge of the above en­
Plaintiff,
A. H. Norton. Cashier
(2 ) To the payment of all county discover, and for such other general titled Court on the 29th day of June
vs.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jackson made
and state taxes now assessed against relief as to a court ot equity may 1929 in the above entitled matter,
a business trip to Pendeton August Frank J. Auseon and Eva
said property and due and owing seem meet and proper in the prem­ and such sale will be made subject
30. Miss Dorothy Toomay came M. Auseon, his wife; J.
thereon.
ises.
to confirmation by said Court.
home with them and after visiting A. Campbell and Amelia
(3 ) To the payment to the
This summons is served upon you
Dated this 8 th day of August,
here for a few days, returned to her Campbell, his wife; Mon­
plaintiff of such sum as the court by publication thereof once a week 1929.
home September 2.
roe M. Glaspey and
shall adjudge reasonable as attor­ for 4 successive weeks in the Her
BEULAH I. SIMONS,
Mints V. Glaspey, his
ney’s fees herein.
mfston Herald, by order of the Hon­ Guardian of the above named Mln-
Mis Virginia Rodda returned from wife; The National Pig
(4 ) To the payment to the orable James Alger Fee, Judge of
t.
49-5tc
Monmouth, where she has attended Co., a corporation; H.
plaintiff pf such sum as the court the Circuit Court, of the State of
summer school, August 30.
Her R. Waldo and Mrs. H. R.
shall find due as Interest and prin­ Oregon for Umatilla County, which
school at Alsea, Oregon, opens Sept. Waldo, his wife; and A.
cipal upon said note and mortgage said order was made and dated th<
23 and she will remain here un­ H. York,
In plaintiff’s complaint described.
3rd day of September, 1929, and the
til that time.
Defendants.
(5 ) That the balance, if any, be date of the first publication of this
To: Monroe M. Glaspey and Miuta paid to the defendants hferefn
summons is the 6th day of Septem­
Members of the boys' 4-H clubs V. Glaspey, his wife, the above nam­ their interests may appear; and
CHIKOTRACTIC PHYSICIAN
ber, 1929.
-made a stock Judging tour Sept. 1 ed defendants.
That the court will further decree
and PHYS'OTHERAPIST
under the direction of assistant
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE that any party to this suit may be­
Colonic
Therapy, Electro Sur- |
county agent G orge Jenkins. They OF OREGON
come the purchaser of the whole or
gery. Ultra Violet Ray.
ate their picnic lunch at the Ex­
You are hereby required to appear' any part of the real property at the
Gynecology and High Blood
periment station where they Judged and answer the complaint filed sale thereof, to be made on execu­
Pressure.
Tonsils removed by |
sheep. They judged dairy cattle at against you in the above entitled tion under such decree, and that the
electricity.
E. L. Jackson's ranch and pige at C. court and action 'within 4 weeks Sheriff shall place the purchaser at
M. Jackson's.
Formerly In charge of clinic of
from the date of the first publics- such sale Into immediate possession
In the selection of foods for the growing boy, bread should receive
Pacific Ch opractlc College at
tion of this summons and if you
Miss Lois Jackson of Portland ar­ fall to so appear and answer for
Portland, wnere hundreds of pat- ]
the utmost cosideration. Bread made from pure Ingredients and
rived from that city August 30 for want thereof the plaintiff will ap­
properly baked Is a very Important food. That la the kind o»
ients were treated daily.
a short visit with her parents. Mr ply to said court for the relief pray­
bread you get when you order Hermiston Bread.
745 Maif St.
Tel. 522
and Mrs. E. L, Jackson. She return­ ed for and demanded in its complaint
OVER rAYGOR HDW. CO.
ed to Portland Sept. 2 where she Is a • on file in the above entitled matter,
Pe.idleton, Oregon
stenographer with the Security Sav- to-wlt:
Ings and Trust Co.
For personal judgment and decree
PENDLETON
¡(galuyat the defendants Frank J
I B B I B I B I B B lI B B I B B ia B ia B ia illlB I R H I B u
on
Mrs. Jessie Hesser left for Esta­ Auseon and Eva M. Auseon, bis wile:
cada August 31 Where she will teach J. A. Campbell and Amelia t amp-
FRI. & SAT., SEPT. 20 and
In the Clearwater school.
at
bell, his wife; Monroe M. (¡Us.-tey
D0RI0N HOTEL
and Minta V. Glaspey, his wife, and
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Oral were the National Fig Co., a corporation
from 10 A. M. to 4 P. M
guests at the home of their daugh- for the sunt of
together with
Evenings by telephone
ter. Mrs. M. . Matott, last week. interest thereon at the rato of 6 per
appointment only
Miss Rosel la Matott, who has been cent per annum from the 8th day
spending the past month with them, of February, 1928, until paid; and
TWO DAYS ONLY
returned home to enter school. Mr. for the furthor sum of 8300 attorney's
n»?
and Mrs. Oral returned to their fee and for plalntirf'a costs and dis­
Ko Charge for Consultation
home In La Grande Sept.
bursements In this suit; and that
Mr, C. F. Redlich, the successful
the court will further enter a decree
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jenkins and herein directing and declaring that expert says:
son Bobby were Sunday guests at the
The "Perfect Retention Shields”
C. M. Jackson homo. They enjoyed
hold the rupture perfectly, no matter
E. F. PIERSON, Mgr.
WE BUY USED GARS
some of C. M.'s famous melons.
what position the body assumes or
how heavy n weight you lift. They
Wm. Ilegg of Scdro Wooley, Wash,
give Instant reltef, contract the open­
was a gurtt at the home of his unci»
ing in a remarkably short time and
Andy Douglas last Sunday.
Mr
strengthen the weak tissues (the real
Douglas had not seen his nephew for
■ ause of rupture) so that they fre­
25 years.
quently recover their previous natural
retaining power, needing no further
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. l’rann and
outside support.
Stomach trouble,
grandchildren Albert and Frank
backache and constipation often
Stane, were Sunday guests at thi
-aused by Rupture promptly disap
HAS ALWAYS LED IN
home of their daughter and aunt.
pear.
Mra. Cleve Clark.
Truly romarkablc and prompt re-
ults have been obtained not only
Is Yours?
with recent and not fully developed
Rummage Sale Saturday.
HEW
people
are
aware
that
there
are
The Baptist ladlea aid ruintnig
ruptures but also with old. long neg­
* sctnally four kinds of hair—sod that
sale will be open again on Saurdai
tach should receive special treatment. lected ones.
from 1:30 to 6:80 In the afternooi
( 1 ) For unruly hair we have a won­
Ingenioi . recently perfected de­
derful dressing—Fitch's La Foma — vices arc now holding ruptures firm­
In the building next to Dr. Martie'-,
which trains the hair to lie smooth and
office.
ly which heretofore never had been
gives it a glossy sheen. (Ï) Oily.gressy
stained.
hsir should he treated with Fitch's
Mr. and Mrs C II. Shaw who for
Quinine—which counteracts the ex­
No elastfe belts nor filthy leg-
cess flow of oil. (J) If your hair is dry straps are used.
nu-rly lived In the Westlund district
we
recommend
Fitch's
Ideal
Tonic.
It
for many years, returned to theli
I guarantee the durability of my
gradually stimulates a normal supply
home In The Dalles August 29 after of oil—bringing natural lustre and absolutely sweat and moisture proof,
an extended visit with their daugh
sheen. (4) For grey or white hair we sanitary appliances.
have an amazing dressing — Fitch's
ter, Mrs. Roy Atterbury, of West
75 per cent of ruptured children
Fonique Superb* — which prevents
land, and a son, Dick Shaw, at yellowing
and streaking and gives the recover completely through expert
Huron. A grandson, Darvln Shaw
h«J.■ « lic ite Pearly lustre.
mechanical treatment according to
W hstw er soar hair coédition, come la to.
accompanied them.
statistics.
'
Do not waste your money on wide­
Mrs Marlin Gardner of Westland
ly advertised mall order contraptions.
and children Virgil and Frances lefl
You cannot fit yourself.
»
for Portland August 28 to vialt with
C. F. REDLICH. Rupture Appliance _
relatives. Robert Gardner who ha»
Expert. Home office. 535 Boston ■
C. KECK, Prop.
been visiting In Portland for some
Block. Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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time came home with them in time
“
H E R M IS T O N ’ S V O IC E OP P I B E ST O M B “
to enter school Sept. 2.
l»r. H. S. McKenzie treated an Infect­
PubltobM every Thursday at Her ed eye for their son tester
ulatoa. Umatilla County, Oregon by
J. M Biggs, editor and manager.
Business visitors In Pendleton
Bntered as second elaae matter were Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Garner and
Deeember, l t o t , at the poatofflcg at children Zelma, Lyle and Gene, last
Herrxlston, Umatilla County, Oregon. Friday. Mrs. John Haman.. Mrs. W.
Dyer, Harry and Everett Hamman.
Bert Quick and Wm. Rod da all mot­
Subscription Rate»
One Tear
»J.0« ored up last Saturday.- Mrs. Sam
But Months
»1.0« Carson went to the county seat Fri­
day to visit her son Lester who is
recovering from a recent surgical
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F o o d T h a t’s G o o d fo r H im
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3 0 x 3 ; . . $ 5 .8 0
2 9 x 4 . 4 0 - $ 8 .9 0
3 0 x 4 .5 0 - $ 9 .9 0
3 3 x 6 .0 0 - $17.80
REMEMBER WE GRIND
Keck’s BarberShop
iBLACK & WHITE 6ARA6E
LAW N MOWERS & SCISSORS
Week rnd guests at the W. 11.
Starr home were Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Htrlpel and their (laughter and her
husband. Mr. and Mrs. Organ. They
returned to their home In Portland
Pepember 8.
Mine Daisy McPherson was a gucet
at the home of her sister. Mrs. C. M
Jackson last Monday. Miss Dorothy
Toonsay returned to Pendleton with
her.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ O , ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ « 4 O O 4 44 «
WE ARE GLAD TO ANNOUNCE
MRS. JOSEPHINE E. McKINLEY
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—WILL BE HERE—
Kneer’s Repair Shop
Saturday, September 7, 1929
COMPLETE U R O P -
WITH A FULL LINE OF
DRESSES, COATS AND HATS
I
AT
WEBBER’S CLEANERS
THE D A L L E S , OREGON
WE CALL FOB AND DELIVER
i J. S. B U R N H A M ’S i
There will be a meeting of vot­
ers In school district No J15 on
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
September 15 at I P M. for the pur­
S H H a s . - . - w I ^ i - 17 CAMpBFiL MERCANTILE 00
pose of voting on (he htidgpt.
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Sporting Goods
FOOTBALL
golf SUPPLIES
full libe ammvmriow
S ep t 11-12
HITTS CONFECTIONERY
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ORDERS
PB 0X PT L Y
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