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THE NY¿6A GATE CITY JOURNAL
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THIS WEEK
IN
DEFENSE
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Published through the co-operation of the
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Defense Advisory Committee and The Office of
Government Reports
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President Rooesvelt sent a special
message to Congress saying “we
s t a n d , as we did in the closing
months of 1915, at the beginning
of an upward swing of the whole
price structure” and aslced authori
ty to set ceilings for prices an d
rents, to p u r c h a s e oommodotles
when necessary to assure price sta
bility, and to deal more extenlsvely
with excesses In Installment rredlt.
He said the "facts today are
frighteningly similar" to the situa
tion In the last war wh e n the
wholesale price Index increased
nearly 140 per cent between Octo
ber, 1915, andJune, 1920 In the
past 60 days wholesale prices have
risen more than five tlir.es as fast
as during the preceding period since
the outbreak of the war In Europe,
he said.
Professional
Cards
L. A. Maulding, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 37
Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5
Dally—Except Sunday
Pry Building
TOWNSEND CLUB
MEETINGS
Meeting 2nd and 4th Tuesday
at 8 p. m. at City Hall
A. L. McClellan President
Don Graham
Secretary
The Public Is Invited
NYSSA AERIE
F. O. E. NO. 2134
Meets Wednesday Night
AT EAGLES HALL
Visiting Eagles Welcome
HARRY MINER, Sec.
ROBCOE FINDLEY, Pres.
GATE CITY LODGE
No. 214
Meets Tuesdays
8 p. m.
I.O.O.F.
Temple
First Street, South
R. A. Thompson
Noble Orand
M. F. Solomoa
Secretary
"The whole production machin
ery falters under Inflation,” he said,
and the "unskilled worker, the
white-collar worker, the farmer,
the small business man and the
small Investor all find that their
dollar buys even less and less.”
The Bureau of Labor Statistics
announced Its Index of prices, as of
July 26, stood at 88.8 per cent of
the 1926 average, 15 per cetn above
a year ago. Price Administrator
Henderosn said the crisis In the Far
East necessitates a price ceiling on
raw silk and may make necessary a
ceiling In tin prices. He asked deal
ers and consumers not to pay
prices for high grade waste paper
a b o v e those pervalllng July 26.
"pending an investigation of the
price structure."
Economic Defense
President Roosevelt created an Ec
onomic Defense Board consisting of
Vice President Wallace, Chairman,
seven Cabinet members, and such
additional members as Mr. Wallace
may select. The President said the
new Board will formulate the na
tion's International economic pol
icy, coordinate the economic activi
ties of defense agencies and plan for
post-war reconstruction.
Foreign Affairs
The President ordered the freez
ing of all Japanese credits In the
United States and extended the or
der to Chinese assets to protect Chi
na against Japanese use of assets
controlled fro moccupied China. The
President aslo placed the Army and
Navy of the Philippine Common
wealth within the command of the
armed forces of the United States,
and named Oen. Douglas A. Mac-
Arthur, former Chief of Staff, com
manding general.
The State Department protested
the dropping of bombs by Japanese
planes nea rthe U. 8 . Gunboat "Tu-
tuila," and announced the Incident
closed after the Japanese Govern
ment promised full Investigation
and r eparation. Acting Secretary
Welles denounced Germany for Its
note to the Mexican Government
with regard to the balckllst recently
Issued by President Roosevelt and
for the Nazi Government's reported
threats of reprisal.
Aid to Russia
Lend-Lease Admlnltsrator Hop
kins arrived In Moscow to discuss
expediting of needed wa mraterlals
to the Soviet Union and the Rus
sian MUttayr Mission conferred with
President Roosevelt and the 8 tate
Department. A c 11 n g Secretary
Welles said Lend-Lease aid has not
been discussed because the Russian
Government can purchase needed
materials with cash.
Tax Anticipation Notes
Hie Treasury placed on sale at
Federal Reserve Banks tax antici
pation notes Intended to help tax
payers set aside sufficient money to
CUSTOM BUTCHERING
and CUTTING
Beef for the Hide
Hogs 200 lbs. $1.50
Cutting 1 cent per lb.
Grinding 1 cent per lb.
Grinding and Seasoning 2 cen* per lb.
Let us do your work!
NYSSA PACKING CO.
PHONE 6
THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1941
children attended the Ml?souri- Pr sbytcrlan church for a pi.r-S
met Increased tax bills of the com
dinner. A short service was held
Idaho plcnli 11 i \ :: . _
ing year The notes are redcenr.u- |
KEEP HI M T H A T W A Y I
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bybee and at the park in which special num
ble in cash cr as paym nt far in
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Keyser attend bers by Owyhee and Lower Bend
come taxes ani basr lot •! - ’ vr> to
ed the dance In Fruitland Wednes were presented and the speaker
¿morgen-
1.52 per
day night where the Fields Orches was Rev. McKune of Nampa.
thau, In a letter to all banking In
tra entertained.
Some of the boys of the Adrian
stitutions, said. ‘It is Important
that the taxpayers of the nation be-
Mrs. Brooks of Nyssa assisted chapter of the F. F. A. left Sunday
Mrs. E. R. Anderson during the morning for a fishing trip to Wal
com wa fr eaoeth
%—of
lowa Lake. They are accompanied
come aware of the unprecedented
week withhousehold duties.
The cottage prayer meeting of by their instructor, Mr. J. E. John
taxes they will have to pay next
next year on this year's Income,
the Nazarene Nyssa church was son, and Mr. Harry Russell. Mr. D.
h e l d Friday evening in the Joe W. Patch will also accompany them
and they should be encouraged to
from Halfway where he and his
set aside funds now with which to
Woodard home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Corbett, Mont family are visiting.
meet those later payments.”
and Jimmie Joe and Gerald Sebum Mr. and Mrs. Merle McReynolds
Army
motored to Union and Cove Sun of Nampa were Sunday dinner
The War Department created five
day where they visited with the guests at the Oerrltt Muntywieff
air support commands In order to
Reverend Floyd White family, for home.
coordinate the activities of aviation
Word has been received from the
merly of Nyssa.
units and ground forces. The De
W. E. Olson family, formerly of
partment announced the Signal
Adrian, that they are planning to
Corps has developed electrical sen
make their home In Battle Moun
Adrian
tries that will warn of Invading air
tain, Nevada.
craft “long before they are actually
Virginia Bellnap of Payette is vis
Miss Mildred Curtis, daughter of iting
are sighted," but said the Army
her aunt Mrs. Gerrit Munty
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Curtis, was mar wieff.
needs 500 mn from the radio engi
ried to Clifford Derrick July 26, at Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Roind and
neering field to learn to operate the
Reno, Nevada. Mr. Derrick Is the
secret devices.
.
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Derrick son
War Secretary Stlmson said 1000
Mace and family of Nyssa we r e
of Caldwell. The Derricks will make Sunday
airplanes and 10,000 Air Corps offi
afternoon guests at the Ev
their home at Lakeview, Oregon, erett Poind
cers and enlisted men will take part
home.
where Mr. Derrick is employed.
In maneuvers stressing coordination
Mr. and Mrs. F r a n k Cahill of
The Girl Scouts of Adrian and near
of ground and air strength in the
Nyssa were callers at the K. I.
surrounding communities are leav Peterson
Beauregard, La., area from Septem
S '
home Saturday.
ing Friday, August 8 , for Payette
ber 1-30, in the simulated warfare
Lakes for their camp. They will be
between 50,000 men of the Second
accompanied by Mrs. Judd, their
and Third Armies, and in the First
leader, and Mrs. Jackson.
Oregon Trail
Army maneuvers to be held In the
A Union Sunday school meeting Oregon Trail Sunday school will
Carotin as, November 3-30.
washeld at the Adrian high school
Oil
discontinued until August 31st.
Defense Petroleum Coordinator come as It will be the last meeting sons visited Sunday at the Sullivan Sunday, August 3. All the commun be The
Mothers’ Club met at the
ity Sunday schools of the district school house
home near Homedale, Idaho.
Ickes recommenedd 100,000 gasoline to make plans for the Fair.
last Friday afternoon.
filling stations in the following Mrs. Brooks of Nyssa was dinner The farmers of this vicinity are day service at the high school the Miss Viola Adams,
club lead
states be closed from 7 p. m. to 7 guest Thursday evening at the J. busy combining grain, haying, cut were invited. After the Sabbath er had charge of the 4-H meeting.
The
ting clover for seed and digging po people went to Big Bend Park topic for discussion was "What
a. m. every night beginning Sunday, E. Keyser home.
where they were joined by some 4-H Clubs Can Do for Boys and
tatoes.
August 3: Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecti Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Kurtz and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sebum and people from the Nampa United Girls." Several of the Sewing club
cut, Rhode Island. New Jersey, Del
modeled the dresses they had
Legal Advertisement
Legal Advertisement girls
aware, Maryland. North Carolina,
made. The girls Included lone Ben
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Notice O f Sale O f County Owned Lands
son, who has completed five years
District of Columbia, and “all mar
NOTICE
OF COURT
HEARING
of club work, Mildred Adams,
COUNTY
OF
THE
Pursuant to an order of the County Court of Malheur County, Oregon, IN THE
keting areas in or east of the Ap dated
fourth year, and two second year
STATE OF OREGON FOR
9th
day
of
July,
1941,
I
will
on
the
23rd
day
of
August,
1941,
palachian mountains in the states at the the
MALHEUR COUNTY
of 10:00
o'clock
A. for M. sale
at the
front
door
of
the hereinafter
County Court
girls, Patty Chand and Anna Gene
of New York, Pennsylvania, Virgin House hour
at
Vale,
Oregon,
offer
the
tracts
of
land
de
In The Matter
of the Deceased.
Estate of Gardner. lone Benson gave a re
numbered cost
for not
less than added
the prices
fixed by said Court THOMAS
ia and West Virginia." He appealed scribed
H. NAPTON,
port on some of the classes she at
the and
proportionate
of publication
thereto.
for a voluntary one-third cut In with
lands
will
be
offered
for
sale
as
follows:
All
tracts
priced
at
$200.00
tended at 4-H summer school. A
NOTICE
IS
GIVEN.
That
Carl
H.
consumption and said he hoped or Said
to the and
highest
and best
bidder
for
cash;
all tracts
priced
at more
Coad,
Administrator
of
the entitled
above general discussion was held.
closing the stations In Eastern than less $200.00
not
more
than
$500.00
to
the
highest
and
best
bidder
for
Estate
has
filed
in
the
above
Games were played following the
for not less with
than the 20 purchaser
% cash and in equal
the remainder
to be not paid
under Court for final settlement, his final meeting.
States nightly “plus the voluntary cash or agreement
installments
exceeding
club went to Mrs. F.
account
with
petition
for
distribu
curtailment will be enough to put written
5 years, for and cash
all tracts
priced
at more
than $500.00 to the highest and best tion, and that hearing thereon has G. Holmes The where
Mrs. Holmes and
us across.”
bidder
or
for
not
less
than
20 % cash and the remainder to be been fixed for Aug. 23, 1941, at 10 Mrs.
Lynn Snodgrass served dainty
paid under written agreement with the purchaser, in equal installments o’clock A. M. at the County Court refreshments
Priorities
to nine members, four -
period
not exceeding
10 years, all deferred payments to draw in room in the Courthouse at Vale,
Director of Priorities Stettlnlus Is over
terest a at shall
the be rate
of
6 % per annum, payable annually, and such agree Oregon, where all oersons interested guests and several children.
sued an order freezing all stocks of ments
subject Code
to all
and conditions of Section 69-813 and in said Estate shall appear and show Mr. Ditty of Sunset Valley
402 Oregon
laws terms
of 1937.
raw silk because of “unsettled con Chapter
cause If not any
why such
All
lands
within
the
boundaries
of
irrigation
or or drainage
districts
will should
be allowed
and account
settled threshed wheat for R. Ashby Sat
ditions in the Far East.” Mr. Stetti- be sold subject to any valid assessments
made
to
be
made
by
said
and
distribution
of
the
estate
nius announced a new plant to grant districts since the date said lands were acquired by the County and all to the persons entitled thereto. made urday.
the boundaries
Warmsprings
and
blanket preference ratings to proj lands within
Carl of H. said Coad
have been
classified as of hi the Class
5 and 6 , Irrigation
and 3, as 1930,
to District
which
said
SUMMONS COURT OF
Administrator
Estate IN THE CIRCUIT
ects which m u s t becompleted which
County
has
heretofore
by
resolution
dated
September
authorized
Dated
and
first
publ.
promptly. He Issued a limited pref a transfer to said district of the water rights appurtenant to said lands Last publ. Aug. 21, 1941 July 24, 1941. THE
STATE
OF OREGON, FOR
erence rating to 40 manufacturers shall be sold without water rights.
MALIIECR COUNTY.
of mining machinery and to 75 pro
D. Hall, Plaintiff.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION Frank
each tract are as follows, to-wit:
ducers of cranes and hoists needed opposite
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE vs.Sanford N. Emison, Eva A. Eml-
Tract
No.
Description
Sec.
Twp.
Price
Rng.
STATE
OF'
OREGON
FOR
SW'.SWV,
by defense manufacturing plants. 661 A
13
39
son, Gladys
Thea Fraser,
Grelg, E. E. M.
Greig,
THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR
W'iNW1., 32 5
14
39
Agriculture
S. Emison,
Fraser
CARL husband
SEBURN
AND
INEZ SE- Ralph
Lot
1
(NE*4NEK),
6
14
39
$
160.00
Emison,
Jaunita
OPM Director Knudsen told Ag 662 A
BURN
and
wile.
S'4
2
15
40
320 00 Plaintiffs.
Bert Emison,
Anna
Emison,
riculture Secretary Wlckard the 663 A
NWCNW14,
15
13
41
Emison,
Lucille
Emison,
vs.A. D. Brough and Jane Doe William
NE SVjNE%,
hi NE 'A,
16
13
41
OPM will cooperate to meet short
Saloir.a
S.
Frost,
Sidney
Frost,
16
13
41
Olive
C.
Young,
Clarence
Young,
ages of farm equipment and ma
NWy.SE'i,
16
13
41
200.00 Brough, wife ot said A. D. Brough
Willis
Megorden,
Nellie
Megor-
chinery now hindering efforts to 664 A
and the unknown heirs and devis den, Robert Megorden, Margaret
NHNV4, 19
16
43
160
W'-iSE'i,
665 A A
1
17
43
80 00
00 ees of either of them, if deceased;
Increase farm production. The Of 666
Megorden, Olin A. Megorden,
Rendan
P. Bradford and Pearl M. Elsie
SWHNE14,
2
18
43
fice of Price Administration revised
May Ainsworth,
Megorden, Jack
Olive Ains
Meg
Bradfotd,
his
wife;
Ethel
Osborn,
W'4.
18
11
43
orden
Us allocation program to Increase
sometimes
known
as
Ethel
I.
Os
S'-iSE'i,
11
18
43
480.00
worth,
Seth
Megorden,
Gladys
and John Doe Osborn, her hus Megorden, Lulu Me g o r d e n
NE'i,
A
19
44
160 00 born,
storage space for farmers for the 667
band,
and
also all claiming
other persons
or Childers, Paul S. Childers. N.
NE'tNE't, 33 8
29
44
current grain harvest by Increasing 668 A
parties
unknown
any
right,
NWHNW'i,
34
29
44
Effle
L. Turner,
Minton, J.
the quantities of steel and zinc for
SW%NW'i. 34
title, estate, lien or interest in the J. Minton,
29
44
Turner,
W. J. Cook,
NW'iSWtt, 34
29
44
160
00 real estate described in the com Maria
grain bin construction.
W.
Cook,
Maggie
M.
plaint
herein.
669 A
NW^,
35
18
45
Materials
John, John R. Kennedy, D. Jane
S(4,
Defendants.
35
18
480
00
45
Kennedy,
The OPM Production Division 670 A
E%SW%,
To: A. wife
D. Brough
and
Doe Doe
20
46
known
as L. Louis
Spier, Spier,
Mary also
G.
WHSWtiSEtl
less Rail 36
Brough,
of said
A. and
D. Jane
Brough,
38
formed a defense advisory commit
20
46
Spier,
Clarence
Reece,
Edith
M
road
right-of-way
and
the
unknown
heirs
devisees
tee of the pulp and paper products
Estate of John
and A. of T. Kingman
No. 3,
either
ot them, and if deceased;
Ren Reece,
106.00 of
Deceased,
Luella F. Reece,
Good,
Industry and said defense require 671 A
All South
dad
P. his Bradford
Pearl
M. some
Brad
M.
A. Grant Sarah
Administrator
with
Colony
Drainage
Dlst.
ford,
wife;
Ethel
Osborn
ments will increase consumption of
Will
Annexed
of
Estate
of
John of
ditch In SE%NE%, less
times
known
as
Ethel
l. Osborn, and
the industry's products by 2 „ 000,000
R.
Good,
Deceased:
Estate
tract in 792
bv
680 1
John Doe Osborn, her husband, and John R. Good. Deceased, and al
tons this year and an additional
1000 also all other persons or parties un
46
21
the of feet
SW
corner
all other claiming
person or any persons
672 A
All feet
North
Kingman
2 . 000 .
000 tons next year.
known claiming any right, title, es so
unknown
right,
Colony Drainage Dist.
tate,
lien
or
interest
in
the
real
es
OPM announced plans to Increase
40.00 tate described in the complaint title, lien or interest In or to
ditch EHSE'iNE1».
In SHNE'i,
the scrapping of worn-out automo 673 A
the
land
herinafter
described,
herein. Defendants:
Defs.
biles by 1 . 000,000 tons a year, and
EHW^SEUNE1.,
In You
the name
of the required
State of to Ore
W 'jSW 'iSE'iNE'i,
To Gladys Fraser, E. S. Fraser,
said one car provides enough scrap
gon,
are
hereby
ap
40.00
EHSE’iSW 'iN 'i.
Ralph
Emison.
Emison.
Bert
pear
and
answer
the
Complaint
filed
for a light cannon, and 20 cars, 674 A
NW‘4SW'i,
Emison,
Anna Jaunita
Emison,
William
against
you before
in the August
above 21st,
entitled
enough for a tank. OPM asked zinc
NEH.
Emison,
Lucille
Emison,
Saloma
S
suit
on
or
1941,
N 'iSE'i, ,
Frost,
Sidney
Frost, Willis
Olive Megorden,
C. Young,
producers to set aside 27 per cent
said
date
being
the
last
day
of
four
NEtiNW’i
Clarence
Young,
weeks from
the date
of the first
pub
of their June production during Au
WH,
Megorden, Robert Megorden,
of four
this
Summons,
and
said Nellie
1280 00 lication
35
gust for an emergency pool, and
All
Margaret
Megorden,
Olin A. Megor
period
of
weeks
being
the
time
said the supply of fabricated alloy 675 A Home Park Fruit Lot Tracts
den.
Elsie
May Megorden,
Olive
prescribed
for fall
the to publication
here
32
9.
Megorden
Ainsworth,
Jack
Ains
of,
and
if
you
appear
and
an
steel for aircraft manufacture will
32
Lot
10,
30
00 swer said Complaint, for want there worth, Seth Megorden, Gladys Meg
32 3 •
be tripled before the end of next
15,
20.00 of. the plaintiff will apply to the orden, Lulu Megorden Childers, N.
T. No. 22 In Lot
NE'iSE'i,
676 A A. EHS'sN’iN'iNW
year.
Louis Turner,
Spier, Sarah
Lu
Court
for the relief prayed for in J. ella Minton,
NSE^, 33
677 A
Good,
Maria
W. Cook,
J. Tur
labor and Employment
their Complaint.
EM.SHNHNW'iSE'i,
ner,
J.
W.
Cook,
Maggie
D.
Said
suit
is
brought
for
the
pur
10.00
Labor Secretary Perkins reported
E’tN 'iN
W 'i SE%, 10 3
John. John R. Kennedy, Jane
pose of securing a decree requiring M.
S'iN 'iS'iN
W '.SE’.NE'.,
non-agrlcultuarl employment in 678 A
Doe
Kennedy.
Paul
S.
Childers,
and
15.00 the defendents, and each and every
SE'-i NE 11 . 10 4
creased by 484.000 during June to 679 A A. T. No. 4 SWli
100.00 of them, to set forth the nature of also all other person or persons un
In
NW'.NE1.,
claiming any right, title, lien
20.00
reach a new all-time high of 38,- 680 A
their claims. If any. in and to the known
6
W ESNE'iSW
'jNE'iSW 'i. ',. 8
interest
in or of to the
the above
land herein
20 00 real property hereinafter described, or
A
799,00d an Increase of 3,365,000 681
after
described,
named
25
00
15
that
all
adverse
claims
of
said
de
682
A
Nt4NWM
N
W
11
SW'
t
.
since June, 1940. and 1,900,000 more 683 A
defendants:
31
Lot
2.
fendants
may
be
determined
by
the
THE NAME
than the June. 1929, record. WPA
31
Lot
3. 4.
Court,
de OF IN OREGON:
Each OF of THE
you STATE
hereby
31
Lot
employment dropped 77.000 and
fendants and and adjudging
each of that
them, the have
60
00
are
commanded
to
appear
In
the
47
31
Lot
5,
no
right,
title,
lien
or
estate
what
NYA. 96,000, she said. OPM Asso 684 A
20.00 ever in or to the following des above entitled court and cause
47
Home Park FVuit 32
ciate Director Hlllmanasked air
within
4
weeks
after
date
of
first
Tract No 24. 15
cribed real property situated in the
20 00 County of Malheur, State of Ore publication of this summons, which
41
31
SHNW^NW'i,
plane companies to employ and 685 A
date
is July or 17. otherwise
1941. then plead
and there
SEt; South
NW'i of except
all
gon. to wit:
train women in defense Jobs with 686 A
to
answer
to the
Owyhee
The
East
Half
of
the
North
30
00
out lowering wages or working stan
45
complaint
filed and herein,
and thereof,
if you
18
9
Project
Canal
west
quarter
of
the
Southwest
fail
so
to
do,
for
want
dards.
and 11 to 17 Inclusive,
687 A Lots 1 to 8 131,
quarter
of Section Nineteen
Twenty-nine
7500
the plaintiff will take decree against
Ontario,
Oregon
(29> Township
(19)
Hie Navy. War and Commerce 688 A Lot 19, Block
you
( 1 ) requiring each
of you
to set to
Block
12,
Riverside
Addition,
South
of
Range
Forty-seven
(47)
20
00
Departments Jointly proposed the
forth
of your
claim
E. singular
W. M. the
together
with all
and lots 1 to the 14, nature
both
inclusive,
of
Block
60.000. 000 Americans born In this 689 A Lots Ontario.
1 and 2. Oregon
Block 3, Terrace Heights,
tenements,
heredi-
10 00
1, Taylor's
Addition
to and
Nyssa,
Mal
Oregon Block 4. Terrace
tr.ents and appurtenances there heur
country but without documentary 690 A Lots Ontario,
County,
Oregon,
that
all
1
to
5
Inclusive.
belonging.
7500 and unto
proof of citizenship apply to State
claims
of
the
defendants
adverse
to
Heights.
Ontario,
Oregon
adjudging
that
the
title
of
the
Plaintiff
shall
be
determined
by
the
bureau of vital statistics and simi 691 A Lots 2 * 3 , Block E. Bartons Addition.
plaintiffs
thereto
is
good
and
valid
30
00
Court:
(2)
declaring,
adjudging
and
Ontario,
Oregon
lar agencies for “delayed b i r t h
and the
forever
enjoining
and and debarr
that each of you have
10 and Oregon
11. Block 1, Original Town,
said
defendants
each determining
certificates" to break the bottle 692 A Lots Nyssa,
40 00 of ing them,
no estate
or interest
In
from
asserting
any claim
neck by which native-born work 693 A Lots 1. 2. and 4. Block 40. Brogan,
said
property,
and that whatever
plaintiffs
whatever
In
and
to
said
lands
and
title thereto
a good
and enjoining
valid fee
ers ore barred from Jobs in defense 694 A Lots Oregon
premises
or plaintiffs
any part and
thereof,
ad simple
title; Is (3)
forever
20 to 24 Addition
Inclusive, Jordan
Block 5 Valley.
O. Oregon
verse
to the
for such
plants for lack of such proof of ctt-
and
debarring
each
of
you
from
as
Pioneer
other relief as to the Court shall
lenshlp.
any claim
whatever
In or to
3 and 4. Block 10. Original Town,
695 A Lots Vale.
100 00 seem Just and equitable, all of which serting
said
property
adverse
to
plaintiff;
Oregon ehart Addition,
will plaintiff's
more fullv verified
appear in complaint
and by (4) for such other relief as to the
Block Oregon
1, Rim
696 A Lot 1. Vale.
100 00 the
Court
may seem costs
equitable;
and (5)
filed
herein.
Nyssa Heights
for
plaintiff's
and
disburse
_______ilock
10.
Northwest
8
and 9. Bloc
697 A Lots Townslte
This
summons
is
published
by
10
00
lat Block
Addition.
Vale Oregon
Mrs S. P. By bee was hostess at
Order of the Honorable David F ments
red. In this suit made and Incur
10 and 11, 1st
10, Northwest
her home Friday afternoon to nine 698 A Lots Townslte
1000 Graham Judge of the County Court
Addition.
Vale.
Oregon
This summons
Is served
you
of
Malheur
of Oregon,
members of the Just-a-Mere Club
Lot 17, Block 11. Hope Addition. Vale
acting
In the County,
absence State
of the
Circuit pursuant
to an order
of Hon. on Robt.
500 Judge,
with three visitors which Included 699 A Lots Oregon
which
order
was
made
on
M
Duncan.
Circuit
Judge
of
the
12. 13 and Vale.
14. Block
11. Hope
Mrs. Dave Mitchell, Mrs. Ura and
July 22nd 1941. prescribing that this above entitled court, made the 9th
1500
Addition.
Oregon
day
of
July.
1941.
directing
publi
Summons
be
served
by
publication
Mrs. Carl Sebum The business
Lots Holland
1 to 5 inclusive.
Hope-
thereof once weeks
each in the
week Nyssa
for Gate
four cation of summons herein for 4 suc
25 00 consecutive
meeting was matters concerning
Addition. Block
Vale. 33. Oregon
cessive
weeks
5 publications
In
Lots
8
.
9.
10.
11.
13.
13.
24.
25.
28.
the County Pair In Ontario. Pro
the
Nyssa
Gate and City
Journal, pub
City
Journal
a
weekly
newspaper
29. 30. 31 * 32. Block 33, Hope-Holland
lished
at
Nyssa,
Oregon.
published
at
Nyssa
In
Malheur
gram leader was Mrs. John Staf
65
00
Vale. Oregon
County, Oregon.
Carl H Coad
ford of Nyssa of which Mrs PVm 703 A Lots Addition.
7 and Oregon
8 . Block 4. Eldridge Addition.
Daté of Is first July publication
of
this of
50 00 Summons
Attorney for Plaintiff
Kesler won the prise. The n e x t 704 A Lots Vale.
24.
1941
and
Residence
and address:
31. 32. Addition.
33 and 34.
Block
5. Hadley's
meting will be August 15th at the
last
publication
Is
August
21,
100 00 the
Nvssa. Oregon
2nd
Vale.
Oregon
1941.
homeof Mrs WUford Bybee one
and Aug.
1st publ
July 17. 1941
C. W alerai
A. L. Fletcher Dated
Last publ.
14. 1941.
mile east of "Ole's Comer Service Date ot first publication: July 24. 1?41 Sheriff. Malheur County. Oregon
Nyssa,
Oregon
Station." All members are asked to Data of last publication August 21. 1941
Attorney for Plaintiffs
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