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THURSDAY, NOVEM BER 3. 1938
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON
PAGE FTV»
FINAL 2 DAYS • OHE CENT SALE ■ FHIDAY 8 SATURIIAY
CITATION.
IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF T H E
STATE OF OREGON FOR
UMATILLA COUNTY
In th e M atter of th e E s ta te of
G OTTLIEB K U R R L E , Deceased.
T o: M innie K u rrle Jo sep h s a n d
Ida K u rrle, as H eirs a t L aw
of G o ttlieb K u rrle, D eceased,
and to a ll o th e r devisees an d
h e irs u n k n o w n , if an y th e re
be.
IN T H E NAME OF T H E STA TE
OF OREGON
Y ou a n d each of you a re h ereb y
cited an d com m anded to a p p e a r b e­
fo re the H ono rab le C arl W. C ham ­
bers, Ju d g e of th e above e n title d
C o u rt, w ith in ten days from
th e
d a te of th e serv ice of th is c ita tio n
upon you if served w ith in U m a tilla
C ounty, Oregon, an d w ith in tw e n ty
days a fte r service of th is c ita tio n
upon you if served w ith in a n y o th -
e r C o u n ty in th e S ta te of O regon,
an d w ith in fo u r w eeks from
th e
d a te of th e d a te of th e serv ice of
th is c ita tio n upon you if served
w ith in th e U nited S ta te s an d o u t­
side of th e S ta te o f O regon, a n d
th e n an d th ere show cause, if an y
ex ists, w hy a n o rd e r of th e above
e n title d C ourt sh o u ld n o t be m ade
p e rm ittin g an d a u th o riz in g G ilb e rt
G. S m ith as a d m in is tra to r, w ith w ill
an n ex ed , of th e e s ta te of G o ttlieb
K u rrle , deceased, to sell a t p riv a te
sale, in se p a ra te p arcels, for cash
for th e purpose o f p ay in g fu n e ra l
ch u rg es, expenses of a d m in is tra tio n
an d claim s a g a in s t th e e s ta te
of
G o ttlieb K u rrle , deceased, all th e
re a l p ro p e rty b elo n g in g to th e es­
ta te said estate, or su ch p o rtio n
th e re o f as m ay be n ecessary to sell
for su ch purposes, th e said re a l p ro ­
p e rty b ein g described in th e in v e n ­
to ry an d a p p ra ise m e n t filed in th e
above e n title d e s ta te an d in th e pe­
titio n of th e
a d m in is tra to r
filed
h e re in a p p ly in g for perm ission
of
th e C o u rt to sell said real p ro p erty ,
JACK E. ALLEN
and m ore p a rtic u la rly d escribed as
follow s:
P arcel No. 1: T ax No. 10 in Sec.
33, Twp. 4, N. R. 29, EWM.
P arcel No. 2: S o u th w est Q u a rte r
Sec. 11. Twp. 4, N. R. 30, EW M .
T h is c ita tio n is issued p u rs u a n t
to o rd e r of th e H o n o rab le C arl W.
C ham bers, Ju d g e of th e above e n ­
title d C o u rt, d u ly m ade and e n tered
on th e 23 rd . day of S ep tem b er, 1938.
IN TESTIM ONY W H E R E O F , I,
Mrs. E. B. C asteel, C lerk of th e
C o u n ty C o u rt of th e S ta te o f O regon,
for U m atilla C ounty, do h ereb y and
h ere u n to set my h an d an d a ffix th e
seal of th e said C o u rt th is 23rd. d ay
of S eptem ber, 1938.
(S E A L )
MRS. E. B. C A STEEL,
C lerk.
T h is c ita tio n is served upon you by
p u b licatio n th e re o f fo r fo u r succes­
sive w eeks in th e H erm isto n H erald ,
a n ew sp ap er of g e n e ra l c irc u la tio n
p ublished
w eekly
in
H erm isto n ,
U m atilla C ounty, O regon, by o rd e r
of C arl W. C ham bers, Ju d g e of th e
above e n title d C o u rt,
w h ich o rd er
w as m ade and d ated th e 3rd. day of
O ctober. 1938: th e d a te of th e firs t
p u b lic a tio n of th is c ita tio n is th e
6th. day o f O ctober, 1938, an d th e
la s t d a te of p u b lic a tio n w ill be th e
3rd. day of N ovem ber, 1938.
a
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE
FOR
c. M c I n t y r e ,
A tto rn e y fo r A d m in istra to r
Post Office A ddress:
P e n d le to n , Oregon.
(O ct. 6-No. 3
) ________
STATE SENATOR
SUMMONS
FROM UM ATILLA COUNTY
Equity No. 6350
SOLICITS YOUR
VOTE fir SUPPORT
I favor an adequate State Old Age Pension law
without the paupers oath.
Reduction of property taxes and maintainence
of Law and Order.
I favor material changes in the Truck and Bus
law favorable to farmers, dairymen and small truck­
ers—The highways belong to the people and should
not be used for railway tracks.
I favor the building of more arterial market
roads before further speedways are constructed.
MY PLEDGE: Honest and conscientious represen­
tation, without fear or favor, to every section
of the County.
JACK E. ALLEN
(P a id A dv .)
5P!"
V O TE FOR
■Copers
RATIC CANDIDATE
for
Stale Representative
from Umatilla County
C'..
an experienced business man and
farmer to represent all walks of life.
(P a id A dv.)
RE-ELECT
BETTYE F.
DEHART
Present County
Treasurer
Republican Candidate
for
of Umatilla County
The office of County Treasurer is an office of
•
PUBLIC TRUST.
My record as your Treasurer is my
best recommendation for re-election.
If you believe that 1 have given you a reliable and
efficient service, may I ask your
continued su0|Sort.
(P aid Adv.)
IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E
STATE OF OREGON FOR
UM ATILLA COUNTY
L ynn P erd u e. P la in tiff, vs. W illie
K in g P erd u e, D efen d an t.
TO W illie K in g P erd u e, d e fe n d a n t
above nam ed :
IN T H E NAME OF T H E STATE
O F OREGON, you a re h ereb y re q u i­
red to a p p e a r an d a n sw e r th e com ­
p la in t of th e p la in tiff filed a g a in s t
you In th e above e n title d co u rt an d
cause w ith in fo u r w eeks of th e d a te
of th e firs t p u b lic a tio n of th is su m ­
m ons, nam ely, on o r b efo re T h u rs ­
day th e 1 7 th
day o f N ovem ber,
1938; an d you w ill ta k e n o tice th a t
if you fail to a p p ear an d a n sw e r
said co m p la in t o r o th e rw ise
plead
th e re to w ith in said tim e, th e p la in ­
tiff, fo r w a n t th ereo f, w ill ap p ly to
th e co u rt for th e re lie f p ray ed for
th e re in , to -w lt, a d ecree disso lving
th e m a rria g e c o n tra c t now an d h e re ­
to fo re e x is tin g b etw een p la in tiff
and d e fe n d a n t and for an ab so lu te
divorce from th e d e fen d an t.
T h is sum m ons is p u b lish ed in th e
H erm isto n H erald , a w eek ly new s­
p ap er p u b lish ed in H erm isto n , U m a­
tilla C ounty, O regon, p u rs u a n t to an
o rd er m ade h erein by H on. Calvin
L. Sweek, Ju d g e of th e above e n ti t­
led c o u rt, on th e 1 8 th d ay of O cto­
ber. 1938. It w ill be p u b lish ed four
successive w eeks, th e firs t p u b lica­
tion to be m ade T h u rsd a y th e 20th
day of O ctober, 1 938, and th e last
p u b licatio n on T h u rsd a y th e 17th
day of N ovem ber, 1938.
D ated th is th e 2 0 th d ay of Octo­
ber, 193 8.
PE T E R S O N & PE TE R SO N ,
A tto rn e y s fo r P la in tiff,
P o st O ffice A ddress:
P e n d le to n , Oregon.
(Oct. 20-Nov. 1 7 \ __________
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U M A T IL L A
NEWS
K upers re tu rn e d w ith h e r to a tte n d used to open th e fund for im prove­
school here.
m ent on th e C om m unity hall.
Miss M a rg e iita Cox, fo rm er te a c h ­
T he p rogram consisted of a piano
er In th e local school, w ho is now d u e t by Mrs. Milo M cF arland and
te ac h in g
in
th e L incoln
g rade
school in P en d leto n sp e n t S unday
v isitin g a t th e E m m ett Cooney home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill E rv in a n d son
of P o rtla n d a re v isitin g a t th e hom e
of Mrs. E rv in ’s m other, Mrs. Geo.
H ow er and fam ily.
Mr. a n d Mrs. F ra n k C lark m otor­
ed to W alla W alla T uesday to p u r­
chase a P a ck ard sedan.
Mr. an d Mrs. Joe M ann an d son
w ere d in n e r g u ests a t th e Cloyd
H oyt home Sunday.
Mr. an d Mrs. Jim m ie W alsh spent
M onday a fte rn o o n in P en d leto n .
Mr. and Mrs. P ete M cN abb and
Mrs. R aym ond M cN abb s p e n t T ues­
day afte rn o o n in P endleton.
T he B ridge club held its re g u la r
m eeting a t th e J a n e B row nell home
la st F rid ay .
T he G arden club held its second
m eeting in
th e C o m m unity
hall I
T uesday a ftern o o n . Mrs. B ill Sw itz- ;
ler gave a ta lk on roses.
C om m ittees ap p o in ted w ere: W ays I
and m eans. Mrs. Ben S pencer, Mrs.
Milo M cF arlan d and
Mrs. Otto
P ound;
F lo w er show , Mrs. Bill
S w itzler, Mrs. A. E. M cF arlan d and
Mrs. Joe S p rin g e r; W ay-side b eauty,
Mrs. B ill N u g en t, c h a irm a n ; C hild­
re n ’s d e p a rtm e n t, Mrs. J. B yrnes,
Mrs. U rsel H ia tt and Mrs. O. P.
M iller. A special com m ittee w as ap­
pointed to a rr a n g e for h a v in g w ater
piped and re s t room s b u ilt for the
C om m unity hall. Mrs. Jo e T ucker,
Mrs. Max G raybeal. Mrs. H a rry
G ram m er, Mrs. Jam es B yrnes, Mrs.
Wm. Bensel.
A g ift of $7 w as m ade to th e club
from th e tr e a s u ry of th e now de­
fu n ct W om en’s club, w hich w ill be
H £NRV L. H
Mrs. E a rl C h erry : a p aper on “W in ­
te r H ot Bed of R oses,’’ by Mrs. W m .
S w itz le r: read in g “ G ift from H eav ­
e n " by Mrs. Joe S p rin g er,
VOTE FOR
HENRY L.
H ESS
Democratic Candidate
for
_G overnor
He is a Legionnaire, having served 18 months
during the World War.
He began life as a mill hand; was always a
hard worker and thp young men on the log carriage
recognized that he would make a success of life.
As State Senator he procured amendments to
the Workmen’s Compensation law in favor of in­
jured workmen and their dependents.
He helped cave the homes of hundreds of work­
ers and small businessmen from foreclosure when
he sponsored the HESS TAX law, surrendering in­
terest and penalty on delinquent depression taxes.
He was born in Freemont County, Idaho, Octo­
ber 12, 1890. His parents were pioneers of the Old
Oregon country.
Besides the Hess law, which dealt effectively
with Oregon’s $27,000,000 tax delinquency problem,
he sponsored, with other members of the legislature,
Oregon’s first old-age pension law and worked sub­
sequently to liberalize the provisions of the law.
E lect HENRY L. HESS
GOVERNOR OF OREGON
(Paid Adv. by Umatilla County Democratic Central
Committee.)
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E le c t
By ERM A BY RN ES.
Mr. a n d Mrs. H a rry H u ll w ere
called to S po k an e F rid a y a ftern o o n
by th e serio u s illn ess of M r. H u ll's
m o th er, Mrs. E m m a H u ll.
T he M isses E lsie J a n e T u c k e r an d
T h elm a S everson w ere hostesses a t
a h a y lo ft p a rty a t th e fo rm er's
a p a rtm e n t.
M em bers of th e school
facu lty w ere guests.
P au l D onavon, a salesm an from
C alifo rn ia,
fo rm erly
sev en th and
e ig h th g ra d e te a c h e rs an d boys'
coach h ere, is a g u est a t th e Bous-
q u e t home.
Miss V eta M oran, w ho is a s tu ­
d e n t a t K in m an B usiness U n iv ersity
in S pokane, s p e n t th e w eek end a t
th e hom e of h e r p a re n ts.
Miss Y vonne B ousquet, w ho is
em ployed In P e n d le to n ,
is v isitin g
h e r m o th er, M rs. A rt B o u sq u et th is
w eek.
Rev. H. B. T h o m as le ft M onday
m o rn in g fo r H alfw ay , w h ere he
w ill ta k e u p h is d u tie s as p a sto r of
th e H alfw ay
P re s b y te ria n ch u rch. I
Mr. T hom as cam e h e re th re e y ears |
ag o to serv e th e B o ard m an , Irrig o n
and U m a tilla ch u rch es. H e an d his
fam ily m ade th e ir hom e In B oard- !
m an. He p reach ed h is la s t serm on
h e re S u n d a y evening.
Mr. T h o m as h a s m any frie n d s in
U m atilla an d w as loved by all the
ch ild re n . T h e good w ish es of th e i
people in th is co m m u n ity go w ith
him .
Ja c k Cooney, w ho Is em ployed in
S pokane w h ile a tte n d in g
K inm an
B usiness U n iv ersity , sp e n t th e week
end v is itin g h is p a re n ts.
Mr. an d Mrs. Alec R an sp en t Mon­
day In P o rtla n d w h ere th ey a tte n d ­
ed th e fu n e ra l of Mrs. R a n 's a u n t.
Jo h n M u stard w as fo rm erly in Mr.
R a n 's place a t th e ro u n d house.
M argie M u stard
took care of the
R a n ’s y o u n g aters.
Mrs. Joe Ward returned last week
from Idaho where she
had spent
several days w ith her daughter and
fam ily.
Her granddaughter
Rosie
S „ s“ ,e
W M . [ B ill]
SWITZLER
County
Commissioner
R U FU S
For
Umatilla County
C.
Republican Nominee for
United States Senator
A lifelong resident of
Umatilla County assures
impartial treatment for
every section of the coun­
Pledges himself and will fight for
ty.
•
A large property own­
er, and a strong represen­
tative of all interests in
the West part of Umatil­
la county.
Held in highest esteem
by all who know him, re­
gardless o i party affilia­
tion, and his friends are
legion.
(Paid Adv.)
S Preservation of Constitutional Government.
Balancing of the National Budget.
S Low Freight Rates and Wide Markets for Ag­
riculture.
S Protection of Payrolls for Oregon Labor.
• Maintenance of livable working conditions
and Social Security for all citizens—aged,
workers and youth.
S Continuance of useful public works program
during commercial depression.
• Development of Cheap Electric Power.
• Umatilla Rapids Dam and full development
of the Columbia, including flood control and
irrigation.
• Promotion of cause and welfare of public ed­
ucation.
VOTE {X} 14
(Paid A d U