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THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1930
Record Owner
Dee.
Lien holder
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
OBBGOM.
S W U 8W U SW U A
S E U S B U 8W U
13 4 N i l
su n w u n bu
*
NEUNW UNEU
2« 4 N 29
Record Owner
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2199
Total Amount
W P. Smith
N W U N E U N W U 23 4 N 29
<0.00
Lien Holder
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
N W K N B tfN W U 23 4 N 29
Record Owner
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2190
Cora F. Lane
N W U NW U
U en Holden
Federai Land Bank and
g»
Inland Irrlgatlon Co.
NW HNW «
<0.00
Total Amount
28 4 N 39
120.00
28 4 N 29
Record Owner
Certificate- of Delinquency No. 2191
Total Amount
O. L. Dunning
S U S E U east
of U. S. Feed
Canal
27 4 N 29
71.13
Lien Holders
L M. Schsnnep
S U S E U B. of
U. S. Feed
Canal
27 4 N 29
S attye DeHart
S U S E U B of
U. S. Feed
Canal
27 4 N 29
J. A. Yeager
S U S E U E of
U. S. Feed
Canal
27 4 N 29
C. B. Green
S U S E U E of
U. S. Feed
Canal
27 4 N 29
•
George W. Coe
S U S E U E of
U. S. Feed
Canal
27 4 N 29
Wayne W. Coe
S U S E U E of
U. S. Feed
Canal
27 4 N 29
Earl A. Coe
S U S E U E of
V. S. Feed
Canal
27 4 N 29
N. D. Bard
S U S E U E of
U. S. Feed
Canal
27 4 N 29
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
S U S E U E of
U. 8. Feed
Canal
27 4 N 29
Record Owner
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2192
Total Amount
J. V.Tallman
N U SW U SEU
27 4 N 29
120.00
F. A. Baker
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2193
Total Amount
Tax No. 1 as
described in
Book 131, page
668 records
of Deeds
Umatilla Cty.,
Oregon.
28 4 N 29
80.00
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2194
Total Amount
IB. B. Cotant sad
Mary E. Cotant, wife
Tax No. 5 as
described in
book 106, page
529 Records
of Deeds for
Umatilla
County, Ore.
28 4 N 29
B. B. Cotant
Tax No. 10 as
described In
Book 97 rec­
ords of deeds
page 444,
Umatilla
County, Ore.
33 4 N 29
80100
38.5«
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2212
Total
GottelFeb Kurrle
Tax No. 8 and 7
containing 8.2
Tax No. 11
Tax No. 13 all
described in
Book No. 113,
page 523
deed records
Umatilla County.
Oottelleb Kurrle
Tax No. 12 as
described in
Book No. 133,
page 524, rec­
ords of deeds
Umatilla Co.
Oregon.
28 4
Lien Holders
Federal Land Bank of
Tax No. 8 A 7
«151.20 Spokane
containing 8.2
31.20
Tax No. 11
Tax No.13 all
described
in
«76.60
Book No. 113,
page 523
deed records
Umatilla County 28 4
Tax No. 12 as
described in
Book No. 133,
15.80
page 524, rec­
»75.60 I
ords of deeds
Umatilla Co.
Oregon
28 4
SE148W14SB14
<0.00
28 4 N 29
Record Owner
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2198
«75.80
F. A. Baker
Tax No. 10 as
described In
Book 181, page
577 Rec­
ords of deeds
Umatilla
. County, Ore.
28 4 N 29
Amount
N 29
92.18
N 29
92.18
N 29
92.18
Record Owner
I Certificate of Delinquenoy No. 2215
Total Amount
Furnish Investment Co. N W H N W K 8W U A
.
8B U 8W U N W U A
15.80
SH N BU SW U N W U
N A W of U.
S. Feed Canal
13 4 N 29
8.90
Certificate of Dellnquency No. 2171
Cari W ahlln and
| Qua W ahlln
E U SE U NW U
NE 14
9 4 N 29
30.00
Amount
37.80
9 4 N 29
30.00
Amount
37.80
Certificato of Dellnquency No. 2173
I J. H. Hendrickson
W 14 NB 14 NW 14
NE 14
9 4 N 29
30.00
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2176
|C. A. Tubbs
NB14NW14NW14
Amount
9 4 N 29
76.80
80.00
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2178
Amount
I J. W. Oreenshleld
W U 8E U N K U
18.80
9 4 N 29
NW 14
Certificats of Delinquency No. 2170
Amount
William McManus
8E U SE U &
11 4 N 29
8U SW U SB U
William McManus
N W U SE U N of
Furnish Ditch A
s w u s w u n e u 34 4 N 29
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2183
Amount
Thomas Towers
N14NE14NE14
18 4 N 29
37.80
Certificate or Delinquency No. 2184
Amount
| George W. Buckingham SB 14 NB14 NB14 less
Right of way for
Furnish Ditch
18 4 N 29
80.00
15.80
Certificate
of
Delinquency
No.
2188
Amount
«1861.72
I BmmaS. Tyndall
NW14SW14SW14 23 4 N 29
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2200
Total Amount
Fred L. Snyder and
Lenora Snyder
NH8W14NK14 A
SW14SW14NB14 32 4 N 29
180.00
Fred L. Snyder and
Lenora Snyder
SB 14 NW 14
32 4 N 29
223.28
Fred L. Snyder and
Lenora Snyder
North3 acres
of W14NW14SB14
NE 14
32 4 N 29
18.00
Fred L Snyder and
Lenora 8nyder
N14N14 loss
Right of Way
of U. 8. Feed
Canal
32 4 N 29
889.58
Lien Holders
C. B. Cowdln
N14SW14NB14 A
SW14SW14NB14
4 N 29
HE 14 NW 14
4 N 29
North 3 acres
of W14NW148B14
NE 14
33 4 N 39
N ttN U less
Right of Way
of U. 8. Feed
Canal
32 4 N 29
Record Owner
Certificate of Delinquency No. 3201
Total Amount 151.20
8tat* of Oregon
NK14SE14NB14 *
E li SB 14 SB 14 NW 14 A
E l i NW 14
33 4 N 29
8E U N E U
139.00
Certificate of Delinquency No. 3203
Total Amount
State or Oregon
Orchard Out- City of
lots No. 151
Stanfield
to 165 Inclu-
Umatilla
Co. Ore.
7.59
State of Oregon
WUNEMSWM lew
Right of Way
Drainage Ditch 32 4 N 39
<0.89
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2208
Total Amount
W. J. Gifford
N W U 8W U N W U 88 4 N 89
88.00
Cqrtiflest« qf Delinquency No. 2206
Total Amount 8130.80
w e iy n c . Reese
SE14NEU
33 4 N 29
110.04
Lien Holders
Furnish Investine« t Oo. RE U N EU
>3 4 N 19
Record Owner
......
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2298
Total Am ount«?!.80
<8.04
Amopnt
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2172
|O. N. Hendriokson
E l i SE 14 N E 14
NW 14
Record Owner
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2198
«75.80.
Louis F. Crist and
Julia Crist, his wife
8B U 0W U SE U
28 4 N 29
N 29
N W U SW U SW U
Record Owner
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2209
Total Amount
NIeolal Johnson
N E IS W U S W ÿ A
SE U SW U N A W
of U. S. Feed
«75.60
Canal. Tax
ll.tO
No. 7 as des­
cribed in
Book 108,
313 records
15.80
of deeds,
Umatilla Co.
Ortagon
34 4 N 29
183.90
»151.20
31.20 Lien Holders
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
N E U SW U S W U A
SE U SW K N A W
of U. S. Feed
Canal. Tax
«89.82
No. 1 as des­
cribed in
Book 108, page
11.49 J
313 records
of deeds,
Umatilla Co.
Oregon.
34 4 N 29
Record Owner
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2210
Total Amount
Beda Sloan
Frank M. Sloan
Hazel Sloan
Frank Sloan
S E tfS W tfS W K 12 4 N 29
<0.00
Lien Holders
Copeland Investment Co. Tax No. 8 as
described in
Book 108,
page 629 Rec­
ords of deeds
Umatilla
County, Ore.
U en Holders
World War Veterans’
8tate
Aid Commission
243 Records of
Deeds, Umatilla
County, Oregon
Sec. Twp. Rg.
U en- Hoidan
federal Land Bank of
Spokane - -
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2190
Amount
48.80 Cora F. Lane__________ N W U N W U
26 4 N 29
68.04 Certificate of Delinquency No. 2198
Amount
Esther Gulaeth
Tax No. 8 aa
described in
Book 78, page
4.88
630 of the
Records of
Deeds for
Umatilla Co.
Oregon
28 4 N 89
331.28
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2197
Amount
L. Anderson
Tax No. 9 as
described in
Book 128, page
<13, Records of
Deeds for
Umatilla Co.
Oregon
28 4 N 29
Certificate of Delinquency No, 3199
Amount
I T. F. Rtaseell
Tax No. 14 des­
cribed la Book
123 page 503
of the recorde
of Deede Uma­
tilla Co. Ore.
38 4 N 29
Certifiante of Delinquency No. 2202
Amount
Orchard Out-
31.20 N. T. Holt
lots Noe. 138 to
«80.81
146 Inclusive
City of Stan­
field. Umatil­
la Co., Oregon
1.08
14.88
«78 <0
15.80
28.01
Amount
Tax No. 1 aa
described In
Book 73, page
830 of the Rec­
ords of Deede
for Umatilla
Co. Oregon
33 4 N 29
Certificato of Delinquency No. 2296
Amount
W. J. Olfford
NW 14 SW 14 NW 14 33 4 N 29
Certificate of Delinquency No. 3107
Amount
Olive Melby
Tax No. 5 ee
deaeri bod In
MÀI
Mrs. Luther R. Dyott
PAGE FOUR
30.00
544.32
360.00
72.00
151.20
120.00
68.21
48.20
75.80
80.00
151.20
120.00
62 IS
41.40
98.78
78.80
62 92
42.00
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2213
Amount
Ernest C. Hyland
Myra McFarland Tachacz
«193.91 Ethel McFarland
W 'iN E ’A & W U
11 4 N 29
NEUNEU
Certificate of Delinquency No. 2178 "
Amount
Noble Holding Co.
10 4 N 29
N U öEU N E U
Lien holders
RalDh A. Holte
Harvey E. Carey
10 4 N 29
nuseun eu
15.95
756.00
1
-
600.00
156.00
151.20
120.00
31.20
120.00
31.20
D«uUy?
Fairy Taí<
Graham
MR. CRANE
UMATILLA NEWS ITEMS
Tie’s
10.78
WHAT IS IT?
19.97
10.91
7.90
>1.21
79.00
20.28 I
76.89
<9.09
15.00
77.93
61.38
YOU AND EACH OF YOU and also all other persons and parties un­
“You must remember," said Mr.
known claiming any right, title, estate, claim, lien, interest or demand Sandhill Crane, “that I have a fence
40.01 in or to the abovq described real property or any portion thereof, are.
around my home
further notified as the respective owners of the legal title of the several
and that I cannot
tracts of property as the same appears in the public records of Umatilla
a l w a y s get at
County, Oregon, and as persons who claim some right, title, estate, claim,
things when I want
interest, lien or demand in or to said real property, that the plaintiff, I
to do ao.
Stanfield Irrigation D istrict w i'l apply to the Circuit Court of the State ’
"Now the chil­
of Oregon for Umatilla County, for a decree foreclosing the lien of said
assessment and all accrued penalty and Interest against the property above
dren were on the
described and mentioned In said certificates, and you are hereby sum­
other aide of the
moned and required to appear within sixty days from the date of the
wires end I could
first publication of this summons upon you, exclusive of the date of the
not
reach them at
first publication, and defend this action or pay the amount due as shown
alL
above, together wth costs and accrued interest at the rate of 12 per cent
“I thought at one
per annum from the 13th day of August, 1929, until paid. And in case
time I would be
of your failure to do so, a decree will be rendered foreclosing the Uen
able to reach them
of said taxes, interest, penalty, and cost against the land and pren.'ses
above named, and that the said land will be sold by order of the court
because they were
«75.80 in
the manner provided by law for sale under tax foreclosure of this type.
so near me, and
All process and papers and pleadings of every kind or nature in this
then I would have
proceeding may be served upon the undersigned residing within the State
given 'way to my
of
Oregon
at
the
address
hereinafter
mentioned.
16.80
anger.”
This summons is published pursuant to the order of the Honorable
“I am sure you
«118.12 James Alger Fee, Judge of the above entitled court, which said order was
made and entered on the 8tb day of January, 1930, and directed that If They Wanted would have," said
Mrs. S a n d h i l l
summons herein be served on the above named defendants by publication
to Be Hurt.
thereof in the Hermiston Herald, a weekly newspaper printed and pub­
Crane,
lished in the City of Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon, once a week
“I dislike children especially,” he
for a p erlod o f six consecutive weeks, and the first publication of this aald, "and the keeper didn't give me
summons is made puseuant to said order on the 16th day of January, 1930. any chance at all.
RALEY, RALEY & W ARNER,
“He called to the children to keep
JOHN F. KILKENNY,
away from me. He asked them If
ALFRED F. CUNHA,
Attorneys for Stanfield Irriga­ they wanted to be hurt and they aald
they did not
tion District,
“I was surprised to hear that, be­
•
Postoffice address Pendleton,
cause if they had not wanted to get
Umatilla County, Oregon.
hurt, why did they stand so near me
and make such rude remarks?"
23.96
at the Nugent home.
“It certainly looked very much as If
Mrs. D. C. Mahoney spent Tuesday they wanted to be hurt," said Mrs,
Sandhill Crane. “But then, my denr,
in Portland.
you have a great deal more temper
than I have,"
(Continued From Page Three)
“I can’t help It when I am teased,
or when children get too near me, for
have been visiting In Portland. Vad­
New
British
Envoy1
I am not used to them.
er and Woodland, have returned to
“But I would fight them If they ever
Umatilla.
came within reach. It doesn’t look
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Carlisle mot­
as though they would, though, for the
23.98 ored to Pendleton Monday.
keeper gnve them a great warning
William Root who has been cuffsr-
about staying at a ‘safe distance’ from
ing for some time with asthma in the
me.”
St. Anthony’s hospital In Pendleton,
"Wns that what he called It?”
died Saturday at 12:30. Though he
asked Mrs. Sandhill Crane.
leaves no relatives, there are hosts
“Yes,” her husband answered.
23.98 of friends who will miss his presence.
“I think that’s a great honor," she
said. And Mr. Sandhill Crane looked
Mr. Root has resided in Umatilla the
very happy,
«85.73 past twelve years and was an em­
“Do you?” he asked. “Then I will
ployee in the railroad yards here.
surely have to dunce a dance of Joy."
His body was cremated in Fendleton
“Let me Join In, too,” said Mrs. Sand­
Sunday.
hill Crane.
David Davis who has been in the
“We won’t ask old Whooping Crane,
17.69
Hermiston hospital for • the past
because he bus too much to be happy
867.80 month with a broken leg, after hav­
about as it la
say, who has
ing jumped off the barn onto a hay been appointed as British Ambassa­
"He Is go handsome and baa such
dor to the United States succeeding
beautiful white plumage while we are
7.80 stack, is reported about the same. Sir Esme Howard. Although he
the color of slate
The heavy cast has been removed represents the Labor Government
—gray-blue.
from his leg and a lighter one put on. he ia an aristocrat by birth.
“He is a great
Mrs. Baker of Pendleton is visiting
7.80
deal larger than I
am, too, so I won’t
Burk’s for Bargains.
Burk's for Bargains.
talk about him any
more, or it will
7.80
make me unhappy.”
"That’s r i g h t ,
U n io n Paci
O lu c rt Engineer
15.80
d o n’t 1 e t’s talk
about him,” said
M ra S a n d h ill
Crane.
7.80
“And I really
have nothing to
complain about, for
93.60
even the keeper
knows I can be
fierce if I want to
18.72
be and that I won’t
be trifled with at
31.20
They Danced.
all.”
So the Sandhill
Cranes were Joined by other members
of their family, and their cousins end
12.01
their uncles and their aunts.
They danced I
Yes, they really and truly danced,
15.90
and of ail the strange dances you have
ever seen their dances were the
31.20
Strangest
But they looked as if they were hav­
ing a very gay, jolly time.
Every few minutes Mr. Sandhill
Crane wonid show a new step and
then he would shriek with delight and
so would the others.
It was a most unusual dance I
17.18
20.00
34 4 N 29
Sixty-eight year old Louis W. Jones, engineer with the longest
service (47 years) on the northwestern unit of the Union Pacific, has
au t d in “Old Timer” Bobby Hamilton. 9. of Walla Walla. Bobby gets
np early, even on the coldest mornings, to run over to the Walla Walla
station, a block from his home, to tee his engineer friend puli out with
the local freight which runs between Walla Walla and Wallula, Wash-
Engineer Jones has worked continuously tor the Union Pacifie
since February 84. 18S3 and has been an engineer since October 19. 1887.
He has worked for bnt one road, the Union Pacific, and has nerer lait
the Northwest.
He began railroading when cord wood was still burned in locomo­
tives on some parie of the line. He piloted the first train.over the
Snake River bridge at Riperia, Washington in 1888 and the excursion
train which brought people to the unveiling of the Marcus Whitman
monument at Walla Walia about 30 years ago. As senior engineer on
his division he has many times been called upon to take the throttle of
special trains carrying such notables as ex-President Taft. Theodore
Roosevelt, and B. H. Harriman. He will be retired and pensioned,
according to the rales of the Union Pacific, ia 1931.
»
The Union Pietfte, with 1.324 miles of track in its Pacific North-
want unit, employes 500 locomotive engineers in Oregon and Washing­
ton. It pays over a million deHart In taxes annually In each atata.
What Is most like a man? A boy.
• • •
Where are cats happiest? In Lap-
land.
• • •
What has ears but never listens?
Wheat
• • •
What has a head but never thinks?
A cola
• • •
Why is the letter 8 like a cheeky
boy? Because It begins and ends la
aaucincss.
e e e
Why should O be the dirtiest letter
of the alphabet? Because It has been
put twice in soot and once In oit
• • •
Why are washerwomen the greatest
of all navigators? Because they are J
always crossing the line, and going
from pole to pole.
s e e
Why is life like a harness? Because
there are traces of care, lines of trou­
ble, bits of good fortune, breeches of
good manners, bridled tongues, and
everybody has a tug to get through.
• • •
Which Is the cleanest sad which Is
the blackest letter lo the alphabet?
H Is the cleanest hers ass It Is the
middle of washing and N is the black-
tt Is in the middle of Ink-