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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1941 The Senate committee Investi I were in Ontario Friday on business. and Rachel Shaw closed the pro Mrs. Clarence E. Elliott. Mr. and gram by singing 'Old Black Joe ", gating lite deleuse program issued The show was held in the High a report stating that costs of the j Mrs. J. G. Lane and Mrs. Daliie Army's 81,000,000,000 camp construc McCreary were in Ontario and Pay School Auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark and tion program were “unduly and un ette, Tuesday. necessarily high” because of lack of Jack Elliot had the misfortune * children Jean and Gary left Tues WINIFRED BROWN THOMAS • • - • Owner planning. War Under Secretary I to cut his foot badly while cything j day for Salem and returned home LOUIS P. THOMAS . . . . Editor and PmbUaher Patterson replied that despite cold ditch. on Friday. They brought 2 cows weather, labor and material short The Mary and Martha club met home with them. While there they ages and other “almost insurmount INDEPENDENT IN POLITIC8 AND RELIGION, OPTIMISTIC at the home of Mrs. Dennis Patch visited Mrs. Clark’s folks Mr. and able difficulties” the camps were of Adrian. Mrs. Patch had the de- Mrs. George Lamberson, and Mr IN DISPOSITION—WITH NO INTERESTS TO 8ERVK ready before the time set for troop votionals and Mrs. M. M. Greeling Clark's folks and sister Mr. and Mrs. EXCEPT THOSE OP MALHEUR COUNTY arrival and the American Army and Mr. Jamison had a discussion R. E. Clark and Mrs. Harry Phillips "is now the best housed Army in the of Eugene. on Egypt. I world." ADVERTISING RATES SUBSCRIPTION RATES Jewell Wilson has been doing Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lane, and Economic Defence Open rata, per inch. .. ____JOc One Year ......... ................ *1.50 children, Ross and Myrna left Fri chores for Frank Fredericks who 30r The Economic Defense Board, Six Months _... ...........41.00 composed of Vice-President Wallace day morning for about a three weeks has been ill. Classifieds, Per word ___ 01c .06 Twenty-two members of Kingman and ranking Cabinet officers, met trip to Atwood. Colorado. They Minimum 26c (Strictly in Advance) for the first time and outlined two plan to visit in Monpieller Idaho al Grange attended Neighbor Night at Oregon Trail, Tuesday evening. undisclosed projects to coordinate so. Mrs. Clarence Elliott judged 4 H Twelve ladles put on the work of the and strengthen the nation's eco- Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County, Oregon. nomicp defense. The National Re demonstrations at White Settle third degree. Willow Creek grange Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission sources Planning Board issued a ment on Thursday afternoon at the put on the program, and the Ore through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under booklet, “After Defense—What?,” home of Mrs. Cliff Jordon. This gon Trail Grangs served a bounti the act of March 3. 1879, calling upon public and private ag was the elimination for the County ful lunch of ice cream, sherbet, cake and coffee to all. encies to start immediate planning Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shaw and MMilllllllllllllllllMIIII 111 111 III IIIIMIIIIII III III IIIIIIIIIIM III IIIIIIM II lllilllllll III lllillHlllilllllllllll<lllllll MlM'lilSHlfrllMlliSliFL^ to prevent chaos after the emergen Sunday evening Rev. E. M. Mc- cy. The Board stated that if ade- children returned home from a Kuen of the United Presbyterians quat post-defense employment plans short visit in Rogue River, Ore church of Nampa conducted the ser = r: were not ready and another depres gon, where they have been attending vices in Adrian. 15 people united sion allowed to set in, the nation camp meeting. with the church. - Word was received in the Kolony could lose everything it is now 3 Mrs. Don Clark and Mrs. Bob that Miss Agnes Nichols and Elmer striving to defend. Clark and children visited Mrs. Frank of Wilder, were married in Price* and riorities Wm. Toomb and baby in Parma on TheOPACS set ceiling prices Los Angeles on Wednesday Aug 3 Saturday afternoon. three and one-half cents a pound on ust 13th. Mr. Frank is employed :r Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Martin, raw sugar, duty paid at New York, by the Boeing Aircraft Co. The Kingman 4 H Club had a no Miss Jeanette Martin, Betty Jean three-tenths of a cent under Aug. 11 prices, and advised consumers tion picture show on Friday night. Toomb and Mrs. Wesley Piercy and not to pay more than present retail Mr R. M. Kennon ran the film in daughter Arleen were in Parma on 3 prices under any circumstances. the absence of Mr. E. M. Hauser Friday evening. They called on Mrs. 3 3 Ceiling prices on rayon will be set who is on vacation in McCall, Idaho. Wm. B. Toomb and baby son. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cotton left shortly, the agency said. After the main film the ladies sex- OPM placed under full priority tett from the L. D. S. Church of Saturday for a vacatiion to Trin control, asked all pig-iron producers Nyssa sang two numbers, Amaryllis ity Lake. They returned on Monday to set aside two percent of Septem and Marie Elena. Mr. McKennon and reported that trout fishing was Published through the co-operation of the ber output, and prohibited further showed a few slides and then Naomi excellent. 3 Nyssa Gate City Journal, The National Editorial Association, — manufacture of white wall auto tires Defense Advisory Committee and H u Office of Legal Advertisement to conserve rubber and zinc. Government Reports I.abor A WPA survey showed unem r iii.iiiiiiMii lil.nl linn mm m mm in n mm m 11 m 11 m m m min m m 11 i iiimimm m m miii!tiutiim.uiij;m.n 11 E ployment declined 300,00 in July to Pursuant to an order of the County Court of Malheur County, Oregon, the 9th day oi July, 1941, I will on the 23rd day of August, 1941, the plan of this overnment, when 5,600,000—nearly 4.000,000 less than dated at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M. at the iront door oi the County Court last July. The Bureau of Employ House at Vale, Oregon, olfer lor sale the tiacts of land liereinalter de President Roosevelt and Britian’s the tides of barbarity shall be and numbered for not less than the prices fixed by said Court Prime Minister Churchill held a rolled back, to turn the full measure ment Security reported job place scribed with the proportionate cost of publication added thereto. ments of persons under 21 years in series of secret conferences at sea of its economic strength to bringing Said lands will be offered for sale as follows: All tracts priced at $200.00 and Jointly Issued a declaration of help, relief and sustenance to the creased 78 percent in the past year. or less to the highest and best bidder for cash; all tracts priced at more many countries now cold (and) The Bureau also reported place than $200.00 and not more than $500.00 to the highest and best bidder for national policies calling for: ments of Negroes are 47 percent cash or for not less than 20% cash and the remainder to be paid under No territorial “aggrandizement,” hungry. higher than six months ago. The written agieement with the purchaser in equal installments not exceeding no territorial changes not in accord Production 5 years, and all tracts priced at more than $500.00 to the highest and best Committee on Fair Employment bidder for cash or for not less than 20% cash and the remainder to be with the will of the peeople con OPM Director Knudsen, speak Practice announced Army, Navy and paid under wrttten agreement with the purchaser, in equal installments cerned, right of all peoples to choose ing in New York, said that by next over a period not exceeding 10 years, all deferred payments to draw in their form of government equal to July defense production will be at Maritime Commission contracts now terest at the rate of 6% per annum, payable annually, and such agree contain clauses prohibiting hiring ments shall be subject to all terms and conditions of Section 69-813 and deration for improved living stand- its peak and “after that America discrimination because of race, Chapter 402 Oregon Code laws of 1937. the raw materials of the world need- can write its own ticket on war ma All lands within the boundaries of irrigation or drainage districts will ards, safety to all nations within terial and It can be twice anybody creed, color or national origin. The War Department announced be sold subject to any valid assessments made or to be made by said ed for prosperity, international co- else’s ticket." To do this, however, districts since the date said lands were acquired by the County and all thelr own borders from fear and small communities and manufac defense strikes increased from 24 lands within the boundaries of the Warmsprings Irrigation District and Involving 14,000 workers last week, which have been classified as in Class 5 and 6, and as to which said want, freedom of the seas, disarma turers must be wlllirg to band to County has heretofore by resolution dated September 3, 1930, authorized ment and other measures to lighten gether to seek defense work, he to 28 strikes involving 21,700 men as a transfer to said district of the water rights appurtenant to said lands of August 15. The U. S. Concilia shall be sold without water rights. "the crushing burden" of arma said. Said lands numbered as to tracts and with the minimun prices set William Batt, deputy production tion Service settled 26 disputes. Act ments. opposite each tract are as follows, to-wit ing Navy Secretary Bard said the Assistant Secretary of State Berle, director, speaking in New York, said strike at the Federal Shipbuilding Tract No. Description Sec. Twp. Rng. Price SW 'iSW '4, 32 13 39 speaking in Washington, said “it is the Government and large corpor Company, Kearney, N. J„ causes a 661 A W'-iNW1, , 5 14 39 ations are more anxious to give Lot 1 (NE34NEV4), 6 39 $ 160.00 14 work to small contractors now than dally loss of more than 200,00 man 662 A 834 2 320.00 15 40 a few months ago because of the hours of work on vitally needed 663 A Nwy4Nwy4, 15 13 41 combat ships. NE'4 NE y . 16 13 41 great pressure of work today. The President suspended the S Vi NE‘4 , If 13 41 Agriculture NW34SE>4, 16 200.00 13 41 Agriculture Secretary Wlckard an eight-hour day for mechanics and 664 A 160 00 N34N34. 19 16 43 laborers of the War Department 665 A WM.SE>), nounced there is no prospect of food 1 17 43 80.00 working on airfields, troop housing 666 A SW>4NE>4, 2 18 43 rationing “in the foreseeable fu and similar projects in order to rush W ‘4, 11 18 43 ture” although the nation may have 8 ‘4SE 'i, 11 18 480.00 43 to depend more on some foods than completion. 667 A NE 34, 8 44 160 00 19 668 A NE >4 NE >4, 33 29 44 others. He said there are 17 per Inflation Control The President gave the Govern NWV4NW >4, 34 29 44 cent more cattle on feed for market SW34NW34, 34 29 44 in the 11 cornbelt States than a year ors of the Federal Reserve System N W > 4 SW >4, 34 29 44 160.00 control over installment buying to 669 A NW'4, 35 ago and the corn crop will exceed 18 45 L. A. Maulding, M.D. prevent a volume of easy credit to S Mu 35 18 45 480.00 last year's by nearly 150,000,000 E34SW'i, 38 20 46 consumers so large it would cause 670 A Physician and Surgeon bushels. , W M , SW>4SE>4 less Rail 36 20 46 In a letter to Mr. Wickard, the inflation by increasing the demand road right-of-way Phone 37 for goods at a time the supply is and A. T, No. 3, 106.00 President said “Increases in the pro Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 All South ol Kingman growing less. The governors an 671 A duction of vital foods and feeds is Colony Drainage Dist. Dally—Except Sunday nounced r e g u l a t i o n s regarding reassuring (because) food is a wea ditch in SE 34N E 34, le ss Fry Building • tract 792 feet by 680 pon against Hitlerism Just as much down-payments, length of loans 10.00 46 21 1 and types of credit would restrict feet in the SW corner as munitions. . . ” 672 A All North of Kingman installment buying of autos, refrig The CCC agreed to furlough en- Colony Drainage Dist. TOWNSEND CLUB 40.00 ditch in S>iNE>4, I 21 46 rollees so they might help harvest erators, washing machines, vacuum cleaners and other durable goods EM,SE>.)NE*4, 16 18 46 673 A MEETINGS where labor shortages exist. The EtiWMjSEH NE*4, 16 18 46 work would be voluntary and the but would not effect charge accounts Meeting 2nd and 4th Tuesday W*4SWH SE*4NE>4, 16 18 46 at grocery and department stores. 40.00 enrollees would receive the prevail EHSE'4SWV4N>4, 16 18 46 at 8 p. m. at City Hall Oil NWy.SWH, 14 29 46 674 A ing wage. Congress passed a mea A. L. McClellan___ President NE>4. 15 29 46 Defense Petroleum Coordinator sure forbidding the Government to NM,SE34, 15 29 46 Don Graham _____ Secretary dispose of any cotton or wheat now Ickes saidthe first full week of the NEHNW'4, 15 29 46 The Public Is Invited W34, 16 29 46 in its bins except domestic and for 7-to-7 “curfew" for 100,000 East 1280.00 All 35 29 46 eign relief, export or lease-lend aid coast gas stations showed virtually 675 A Home Park Fruit Tracts 100 percent cooperation with little The bill also permits farmers to use Lot 9, 32 15 47 NYSSA AERIE Lot 10, 32 15 47 excess wheat for feed or food with employment loss but sales in the 30 00 Eastern States were 13 percent Lot 15, 32 15 47 F. O. E. NO. 2134 out penalty and extends 85 percent 20.00 A. T. No. 22 in NE'iSE'4, 3 18 47 higher than this time last year. He 676 A Meets Wednesday Night parity loans to peanut growers. EHSHNHN^NWHSEV*. 3 18 47 677 A said "rigid steps" will have to be ta AIR AT EAOLE8 HALL E H SH N 'iN W 'iSE 'i. 3 18 47 10.00 EHN'vNKiSWNW'iSE't, 3 18 47 The OPM announced 1,460 mill- ken to restrict gasoline sales, Visiting Eagles Welcome StsNW ViSE'iNE't. 10 18 47 license Plate Metal 678 A tary planes were produced in July 15.00 HARRY MINER, Sec. SW ViSE'jNE'i, 10 18 47 The OPAC8 requested State mo 100.00 War Under Secretary Patterson, A. T. No. 4 in NW‘iNE',4, 4 18 47 679 A ROSCOE FINDLEY. Pres. tor vehicle officials to require mo 20.00 680 A W 'teNE'iSW 'i.' 6 18 47 dedicating a new plane factory, 20.00 E'-jNE'iSW 'l, 6 18 47 A said the monthly output of combat torists to hand in their 1941 license 681 25.00 NViNW'iNWHSW'i, 15 18 47 682 A GATE CITY LODGE plates when they get 1942 tags. The planes Increased 114 percent in the Lot 2, 31 20 47 683 A OPACS arranged for metal for the No. 214 Lot 3, 31 20 47 last nine months and production of Lot 4, 31 20 47 other military planes Increased 105 new tags because time was too 60.00 Lot 5, 31 20 47 short to seek substitutes but stated percent. Speaking at the same cer 20.00 Home Park Fruit 32 15 47 684 A Tract No 24, emonies, Chief of Army Air Corps no sheet metal will be available for 20.00 834NW>4NW>4, 15 31 41 685 A Meets Tuesdays Brett said that American planes 1943 tags. SE'4 NW'» except all 686 A abroad have had “great success.” 8 p. m. South of Owyhee 30 00 Army Project Canal 9 18 45 I.O.O.F. Temple Lots 1 to 8 and 11 to 17 inclusive. 687 A Congress approved an 18-month 75.00 First Street, South Block 131, Ontario, Oregon extension of service for selectees, Lot 19, Block 12, Riverside Addition, R. A. Thompson A birthday dinner was given Sun 688 A 20.00 reserve officers and National Guard Ontario, Oregon Noble Grand Lots 1 and 2, Block 3, Terrace Heights, smen and voted to increase by 810 day at the home of Mr and Mrs. 689 A 1000 M. F. Solomon Ontario. Oregon the monthly basic pay of all except Arthur Cartwright in honor of Mr. 690 A Lots 1 to 5 inclusive, Block 4. Terrace Secretary 75.00 officers after the first year of ser Cartwright and Mr. Earl Parker of Heights, Ontario, Oregon Newill Heights. Those attending Lots 2 & 3. Block E. Barton's Addition. vice. 30 00 Ontario. Oregon were Mr and Mrs. Ray Cartwright Lots 10 and 11. Block 1, Original Town, and sons, George and Raymond of 692 A 40.00 Nyssa, Oregon Big Bend. Mr and Mrs. Earl Par 693 A Lots 1, 2. and 4, Block 40. Brogan. 30 00 Oregon ker and sons. Lester and Merton of Lots 20 to 24 inclusive, Block 5 O, Newill Heights and Mr. and Mrs. 694 A 30 00 Pioneer Addition. Jordan Valley, Oregon Wayne Wood and sons, Everett 695 A Lots 3 and 4, Block 10, Original Town, 10000 Vale, Oregon Earl, Leslie and Carl of Kingman. Lot 1. Block 1, RHnehart Addition. Mr and Mrs. Wayne Wood and 696 A 100.00 Vale. Oregon I family were in Ontario, Monday on 697 A Lots 8 and 9. Block 10, Northwest Beef for the Hide 1000 Townsite 1st Addition, Vale Oregon business. Lots 10 and 11, Block 10, Northwest Hogs 200 Iba. $1.50 Mrs Albert Gains of Weiser called 698 A 1000 Townsite 1st Addition. Vale, Oregon at the home of her sister Mrs. Ar 699 A Lot 17. Block 11. Hope Addition. Vale Cutting 1 cent per lb. 500 Oregon thur Cartwright on Wednesday P. Grinding 1 cent per lb. Lots 12, 13 and 14. Block 11. Hope M. She was accompanied by Mrs. 700 A 1500 Addition. Vale, Oregon Grinding and Seasoning 2 cent per lb, Edna Taylor and J. C. Gains also 701 A Lots 1 to 5 inclusive. Block 33. Hope- 25 00 Holland Addition. Vale. Oregon of Weiser Lots 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 24. 25. 28. 702 A Miss Eleanor Dutton relumed 29. 30. 31 * 32. Block 33. Hope-Holland home Thursday morning after a 2 Addition. Vale. Oregon 85 00 Lots 7 and 8. Block 4. F.ldridge Addition. months vacation In the home of her 703 A 50 00 Vale. Oregon • uncle Claude Dutton, of Arlington. Lots 31. 32. 33 and 34. Block 5. Hadley's 704 A Wash 2nd Addition. Vale. Oregon 100 00 William Toomb and daughters C. W Olenn PHONE 6 Sheriff. Malheur County. Oregon Dorothy and Betty Jean. Miss Mary Dut* of first publication: July 24. 1941 Beaumont and C. M. Beaumont Date of last publication: August 21. 1941 The Gate City Journal Notice O f Sale O f Cou nty O w ned Lands Kingman Kolony CUSTOM BUTCHERING and CUTTING Let us do your work! NYSSA PACKING CO. Returns From Trip— Mrs. Lloyd Marshall returned on Friday irom a vacation trip to Prairie City and Portland where she visited with her sons, Leonard and Earl and their lamilies. iisiung At Warm Lake— Mr. ana Mis. Aaen Wilson re turned on Wednesday from a Xisu- mg trip to Warm Lake. H Mas .New Chev.— Uuy Sweet is driving a new Chev rolet since purchasing one irom the Cables Chevrolet agency on Thurs day. in La Grande n Monday afternoon Rev. Milton H. Greenlee was called to La Grande to officiate at tne iuneral services cl a former parishioner. Mid Week Services— Church services are being con ducted each Weunesuay now at tne F. S. A. Labor camp by Rev. Mii- ton H. Greenlee of Nyssa. L e g a l A d v e rtig e m e n t ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ClTX OF MYSSA, MALHEUR CGUNl Y, OREGON, WATER WORKS IMPROVEMENT' BUNDS State ol Oregon ) County ol Maineur ) ss City of Nyssa ) NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN, Thai tne City ol Nyssa, Maineur County, Oregon, will issue and o i lers lor sate “Water Works Improve ment Bonus m the principal sum not to exceed 418,000.00, to oe aateu September 1, 1941, hi the denom inations of $1,000.00 eacii, shall ma ture in numerical oruer in tile am ount of $1,000.00 on September 1 of each year beginning September 1, 1944, snail bear interest at a rate per annum payable semi-annually in accordance with the most favorable biu therefor, but in no event shall such rate of interest exceed five per cent per annum, such interest to be payable on the tirst days of Marcli and September ol each year, ana each bond shall have interest coupons attached and shall be pay able as to principal and interest at the office of the City Treasurer in Nyssa, Oregon in lawful money of the United States of America. All bonds issued shall be subject to the option of the City of Nyssa to redeem same for retirement or refunding purposes on any interest paying date on and after five years Horn issue date upon thirty days no tice thereof given prior to contem plated redemption date, given in the manner provided by law. Said bonds will be issued and sold for the purpose of financing certain necessary improvements to the pre sent water system of the City of Nyssa and shall be payable from rev enues from said Water Works and in the event of a deficiency in such revenues, from taxes. The net rev enues resulting from the operation of the system, less a sum sufficient to care for and pay the principal and interest of the present water works bonds as same fail due, being pledged for the payment of the prin cipal of and interest on the bonds and such pledge shall constitute a first lien upon such not revenues. All bids for such bonds shall be in writing and shall be accompanied by a certified check on a Bank do ing business in Oregon, for not less than two per cent of the par value of the bonds offered for sale. Bids will be received by the City Recorder of the City of Nyssa up to and including 8 o'clock P. M. of September 8th 1941, at which time and at the City Hall in Nyssa, Ore gon, all such bids for such bonds shalled be publicly opened and the bonds will be sold to the highest re sponsible bidder for not less than par value and the entire amount of the accrued interest. In determining the highest bid re ceived, the Council of the City of Nyssa will take into consideration such preminurr.s as are offered, the interest rate and such items of cost as may be charged by the bidder in connection with the purchase of the bonds. The Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids and readvertise the bonds for sale. Nyssa, Oregon, Aug. 19, 1941. M. F. Solomon, Recorder. Date of 1st Pub., Aug. 21. 1941 Date of Last Pub.. Aug. 28, 1941. SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Ol' OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR CARL SEBURN AND INEZ SE- BURN husband and wife, Plaintifls. vs. A. D. Brough and Jane Doe Brough, wile ot said A. D. Brough and tne unknown heirs and devis ees ol either of them, if deceased; Rendall P. Bradford and Pearl M. Bradford, his wife; Ethel Osborn, sometimes known as Ethel 1. Os born, and John Doe Osborn, her hus band, and also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate described in the com plaint herein. Defendants. To: A. D. Brough and Jane Doe Brough, wife of said A. D. Brough, and the unknown heirs and devisees of either of their., if deceased; Ren dall P. Bradford and Pearl M. Brad ford his wife; Ethel Osborn some times known as Ethel I. Osborn, and John Doe Osborn, her husband, and also all other persons or parties un known claiming any right, title, es tate, lien or interest in the real es tate described in the complaint herein. Defendants; In the name of the State of Ore gon, You are hereby required to ap pear and answer the Complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before August 21st, 1941, said date being the last day of four weeks from the date of the first pub lication of this Summons, and said period of four weeks being the time prescribed for the publication here of. and if you fail to appear and an swer said Complaint, for want there of. the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in their Complaint. Said suit is brought for the pur pose of securing a decree requiring the defendents. and each and every of them, to set forth the nature of their claims, if any. in and to the real property hereinafter described, that all adverse claims of said de fendants may be determined by the Court, and adjudging that the de fendants and each of them, have no right, title, lien or estate what ever in or to the following des cribed real property situated in the County of Malheur, State of Ore gon, to wit: The East Half of the North west quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section Twenty-nine (29) Township Nineteen (19) South of Range Forty-seven (47) E. W. M together with all and singular the tenements, heredi- meuls and appurtenances there unto belonging. and adjudging that the title of the plaintiffs thereto is good and valid and forever enjoining and debarr ing the said defendants and each of them, from asserting any claim, whatever in and to said lands and premises or any part thereof, ad verse to the plaintiffs and for such other relief as to the Court shall seem Just and equitable, all of which will more fully appear in and by the plaintiff’s verified complaint filed herein. This summons is published by Order of the Honorable David F. Graham Judge of the County Court of Malheur County, State of Oregon, acting In the absence of the Circuit Judge, which order was made on July 22nd 1941. prescribing that this Summons be served by publication thereof once each week for four consecutive weeks In the Nyssa Gate City Journal a weekly newspaper published at Nyssa in Malheur County, Oregon. Date of first publication of this Summons is July 24, 1941 and of the last publication Is August 21, 1941 A. L. Fletcher Nyssa, Oregon. Attorney for Plaintiffs. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE Is hereby given to the cred itors and all other persons Interest ed in the estate ol Warren Bert Hoxie, late of Nyssa, deceased: that the undersigned Lulu L. Hoxie has been appointed Administratrix of the estate of Warren Bert Hoxie, deceased and has qualified as such. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified and required to present same with proper vouchers duly verified within six months of the date of this notice to the undersigned at the office of A. L. Fletcher in Nyssa, Oregon, which place is hereby designated as the place of business in matters con nected with said estate. LULA L. HOXIE. Administratrix of the Estate of Warren Bert Hoxie, Deceased. Date of 1st Pub., Aug. 7, 1941. Date of Last Pub., Sept. 4, 1941. NOTICE OF HEARING IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR MALHEUR COUNTY In The Matter of the Estate of THOMAS H. NAPTON, Deceased. D 6C 6S^i6d ) NOTICE IS GIVEN, That Carl H. Coad, Administrator of the above Estate has filed in the above entitled Court for final settlement, his final account with petition for distribu tion. and that hearing thereon has been fixed for Aug. 23, 1941, at 10 o'clock A. M. at the County Court room in the Courthouse at Vale, Oregon, where all persons interested in said Estate shall appear and show cause if any why such account should not be allowed and settled and distribution of the estate made to the persons entitled thereto. Carl H. Coad Administrator of said Estate Dated and first publ. July 24, 1941. Last publ. Aug. 21. 1941 SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR MALHEUR COUNTY. Owyhee Irrigation District, A Municipal Corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Estate of James G. White De ceased; Horace Joseph, Administra tor of the Estate of James O. White, Deceased; Jennie M. White; Mil- ton A. White; Forest Hale; Harold Shumway; John Hale; Stella May Hale; Georgia Ann Pringle; Sidney White; William Chester White; Ge orgia White: Margory Ruth Yardley; Lewis White, Deceased; and all well White; the unknown heirs or devisees of James G. White, De ceased; the unknown heirs or de visees of Carrie Ethel Hale Decea sed; the unknown heirs or devisees of Oarland A. White. Deceased; the unknown heirs or devisees of Henry Lewis White peceased; and all other persons or person unknown claiming any right, title or Interest in or to the real property herein after described, Defendants To Jennie M. White, Forest Hale, Harold Shumway, John Hale, Stella May Hale. Georgia Ann Pringle, Sidney White, Margory Ruth Yard- ley. Marvin Yardley Chelsle Con- well White the unknown heirs or de visees of James G. White, Deceased; the unknown heirs or devisees of Carrie Ethel Hale Deceased; the un unknown heirs or devisees of Oar land A. White. Deceased; the un known heirs or devisees of Henry Lewis White, Deceased; and also all other persons or person unknown claiming any right, title or interest in and to the real property des cribed in the complaint herein, of the above named defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You and each of you are notified to appear in the above entitled court and cause within four weeks after the date of first publi cation of this summons, which date Is August 14, 1941. then and there to answer or otherwise plead to the complaint filed herein and if you fail so to do, for want thereof, plain tiff will take Judgement and decree against you: (1) For annual Owyhee Irrigation District assessments for 1938, $14.00: for 1939, 84.20; for 19- 40. $15.40: for state anj County tax es paid $225.95, and interest thereon of 10.27; for Owyhee Irrigation Dis trict assessments on tax roll $72 00 and interest theron of $28.80 and $3 24: and a total sum of $373 86: to gether with the costs and disburse ments of this proceeding and a rea sonable sum as attorney fee; (2> Declairing and adjudging that the amounts so due to the plaintiff for assessments, taxes. Certificate of Redemption, attorney's fee. costs and disbursements, and interest ac crued to be a first and prior lien upon the following property. Northwest quarter (NW>4) of Sec. 20, Tp. 16 S. Rng. 47 E W M. Malheur County, Oregon and prior to all other liens and en cumbrances and rights of the de fendants thereto; (3) Ordering the sale of said real property by the Sheriff of said County as provided bv law and rules of this Court, and that the proceeds of sale be applied to plaintiff’s claims, and that the right, title, interest and equity of the defendants and each of them, forever shall be foreclosed, and barred, without right of redemp tion after Issuance of deed: (4' For such other relief as to the Court shall seem equitable This summons is served on you pursuant to order of the Hon Robt M Duncan Circuit Judge of said Countv and State, made on the 6th day of August. 1941. directing pub lication of this summons for four successive weeks, including five pub lications in t.he Nvssa date City Journal, published at Nyssa. Ore gon. Carl H Ooad Attorney for Plaintiff Residence and address Nvssa. Oregon Dated and 1st publ Aug. 14, 1941. Last publ. Sept 11, 1941.
