I
THE
vflfalljeur (Enterprise
AND VALE TLAINPEALER.
DEEDS RECORDED
PublL-hod every Saturday, by The Malheur E-torprise I'liMi'shimr Co.
YALE. OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1909.
MALHEUR ENTERPRISE:
! r; Lots IS. 17, 1?, 19 and 20, Block
36, Ontario.
i Georg L. Gree to Charie H. Spieer, '
State of Orepon to Randolph Sip- , ,p Ranpe - i
1400-S t of S E 4 and S S f . Flovd Garrin to R. E. Weant, ,
, section 1$ tp 41 S Rang 40. w trwai; ixs 9, 10. 27 and 2. Block 5,
i tainir.ff 1W acre. IH.,Vt'iM I.Hitinn V)
Same to Same-JS-lard in same j Fsrik q UuTer to C. R. Teterson, i
Motion. containing acre. ) property in tp 24. S Rar.g-e 37. f
! State of Ore-pon to E. M. Sajre-fcW CO. Thomas to R. M. Humphrey.
' a.rvs. Ranee S SnTOO; Lot 3. 4. 5 and fW-k 13.
' ute of Ore con to Thomas Soott - Eklrkice Add:tion, Vale.
rs 75 Lot 1 See 19 tp 41 S, Range 5- A. Coulter to A. W. Tn. lo:
'" Lot 2. Block 2?. Ontario.
, " ; Georce L. Phillip to Arthur MoCar-
Thorr.as Scott to Randall Sage tv Lots 6 an 3 7, Bkvk 2. Nyssa
: - cC" acres and lot in tp 41. j Otto Bever to Charles H. Davidson.
! J Vinton to George StmSe-CTS N W and N i, of S W V Sec 13. tP
i ; vc. 22. S Rance4.
! W H W.MrontoL. E. Verbeck- j Jeorpe P. Green to Roy F- Crockett, j
I W. B. Hoxie to George S. Tirks. I
i S:V 7 acres Ranee . c v.
. , . n-v rv-- J12o. Lot .. Biock ?. NS3.
Georce S. Parks to Robert var.Oiise.
B. M. STONE. Manager.
J. J. McGRATH. Editor.
i C . A- feCK IO i r.o) i.'tvn, -.
j nance .. ' : Lot 7. Block S, Nyssa.
d-tC. i J.-.hn M. Krr.f h ti "ft!:e V. Krcch.
Subscription, per year, 52.00
Er.tcnd
c'as rr.atur a? the ---t !
Thi-mas Pixon to Annie, f rar.K ano property in tp 2. S Rarce 4.
Harry C. Manse II 4 acres Rar.ce 47. ; William G. Vopts to W. V. Boem,
Wn. F. Vary am to Robt. VengiL- : K,Cv s of X E 4. of S E '4 of
Lot in Nyssa. : Sec 3 tp 19, S Ranee 47.
C. 0. Thomas to Joseph H. Tae-e j Walter Alford to J. J. Sararn. half
t2. v: acres, Rar.ce 44. and 20 interest in Lots K 17. iv and 2
fhar.. of stock in the Gillenr.an-Fcr- Bk-k 3, Taylor's AdtJition. N;.F?a.
rr.an ditch. John F. Stephen to Therm R. Feers,
Amanda F. Rinehart U T. 0. TiFtor. W of S W .
VI. and
Let 1, Fkxk 5. Vale.
I S li of S E V Sec 11,
Most Irospirous Year
THE year j
all ytar? in r-cri-.".:';
the Seen. :,';r . Tht-
orawinjr to a clvt' wa. tr.e r;v.5: '" ;--.tov.5 o
pin o; vSNi;i,"'."' o.iy l."?. i r.tf ;s...e : r.-.: . ; ..t'..-u ii. r
Ir. that ir.r.e the total value was ...''."'.'.'..'.
ture. aeeoniir.ir t-t the n-r ;
V. A. Teutsrn to Nvssa Irr.prcve-;
nver.t Co.. Lots 5 and 6. Bk-:k 27. : La- Entry-Clara Aibia Mc-
tann ot estlail urecon. i. -4
See 13 SW 4 SW i4 So- :i NW i4
XW i4 Sec 23 Tp 16 S R 3 E W M.
Desert Land Er.trv Ther n R. Beers.
5 Nr
Xmas Sale of
MEN'S CLOTHING.
5.00: FREE
If.
WITH EACH SL IT
New, Nobby, Guaranteed All Wool, Up-to-date Suite
Priced Right at
12.00
$15.00
Fnrti etolicrt
20.oo
! if
I Ill
Te jts:h Addition. Xyssa.
Sa.rr.uel S. Brewer to S. A. Coulter.
PW: Lot 2. Block 25. Ontario.
Dir.: el B. Tuttie to S. A. Brewer,
ten year?.
The ttv--:-:
of the arri o:
itrlkir.i: fact in the orh.!5 a.jricul
i :"i.r which is alxx;t $i.2 -.'.
of Riversioe. Or. SF i. W ". S 12
L, ts n 9. 10. In :?. and 20. r , Vv i w i vr : c ioto.
t.r. ,ar.'. i o r r
N. W. Boxer to Arthur W. Ward. ; n,.T , t rt-rv r n.
equsl? the value of the elothir!)r ar.i perj-v-'al a-lo-rr-rto o
0X, pt-v; :e a"corv,ir.: to the census of 1 "'.
The ott'"n cro; omes second, and tr.e j-.nt sr. 1 sv
crop are -.vorth a lout J.yiv'Ml to the farmer.
Third in vah.-e is wheat, worth alut ?T2o. ''"'.'. a
and this largely excteds all previnr.s value?.
The hay crop is val.:td at $ir.'t.(vi: cat? a: ; -',v0. ''"':
potatoes at ?212.!-mVm; r. 1 tAbaceo at nearly ?Ir :.
Deet and care svear r.
'.'. It r.ear': Xyssa. . 6 XE XE Sec 7 XW : NW
. John Arur.r to Gc!d M:r.es : SrC Tp 17 S R 4 E W M.
C -.. a.-re-s - , Desert Land Entry-Jes-Harr.street
Manna J. i vo r.a.r;es esiev
ol t:
Ntlson. $."': 2 acres: S Rsnce 4o.
I O. J. Ramsey to X. J. Mir.ton. JX;
farrn I Ix-ts 1. 2 and 3, Block 15. Xyssa.
J X. J. Mir.ton to Ira M. R u tilled ce.
?io.2''; S9.22 acres. South Ran re 46.
tcry. rtacn
-.K,..T
The harle-.
jan.e ii. r..e.?t' w.. w. .'.ir.ion. -.-,vVi.i,1 vx-t i
!.vk S.
Herman R.hds all of
: -ac- i .Nyssa irr.provemeni co. to v j.
of Brocan, Ore. S s SW u XW i4 ,
SW "4 Sec 5 Tp 16 S R 4-3 E W M. . j
Fre-irick A. Krihs to Malheur Live '
Stock and Land Co. -all Se" 16 Tp 17
S R 37. I
Een M. Richardson to Mary V. Rich- I
We'll Make It
Still Stronger
$5.00
in Merchandise from
any department, uith
each suit . . .
Free
This offer good only until
December 24, and for
CASH only.
Mir.ton. SI.:
Lots 3. 4. 5 an-d 6.
worth flaxseed &.( ... i. and 1. ...''.- pounds 'putsch Addition. Xyssa.
cf rice ?25.'v""'.i'","i.
In addition to this the forage yield of the forests- -a hich
ed for nearly T.T'.v.M she-?; 1. ft l ' cattle. i .' horses
15.00X c.va-s was r.tll::t d l y n:o-e than 27. "00 h ; h:
4 of SE "4 1 i
36 Tp 1? S R 46 cor.tair.ir.c 40 acres, f
jor.n t arren xo ies-.er t.. Mitt. . r v..,i. , T..
.... . i'-'tS 4, 5, aCK I leu
t -j oi r- o: .n t. '4, ct , -v5i5a
1. . -f .." I- Tn 1.1 .V r i- JT
W. F. Hoxie to Walter Alford. $375
n. h:;t.sty
utsch's add I
More than 300 articles ichich will make appropriate Xmas Gifts
DON'T FAIL TO VISIT OCR STORE
cents, Kides f :rr.:shir.v: free vrrazirr for n:
horses of settlers. .rc-sji-ctors and travellers.
worK
Tlic Iroposcd New District
A S ntatters Kok now the fonn at ion of t!
"tion districts, at Kirirman Ctlonv and
tr.e pr n
a- 1 con- Lots 15, 17. 1 19 and 2 Block 23. B " '
. t... - 4 3:.:.,. v. i'-u
4 'V.vrC: Ruth Share to E5.e L Minton-?12.
' v , v Ir r V e"C'ra' W -4 of XW i4 Sec ? Tp 21 S R 46 and
' - f J1- 1?" S Kar E :e of XE i4 Sec S TP 21 c R 46. cor.t.
4 1 ... - - 1"' acres.
( L. J. HacJey to J . n. Cortmar., SUU:.;
j Lot 7. i. and 3 9. Bkvk ?. Hadley's
: ?rd Addition. Vale.
I Homtr J. Tipton to R. M. Humphrey.
;-r. W '.. L.t$ 7 and K Block 10.
THE
STORE
W F Rinehart to H. S. Wc.d-S"-' j
l- interest in SW Sc-c 29 Tp 2: f
Rar.ce 45.
VALE TRADING COMPANY
RETAIL . . VALE, OREGON . . WHOLESALE
lvtwi-tn the 0
irn.ira
wvhee 1
Va
and I
ur IMvers, se-:ns to 1 furth
ber of protests hki is said to le vc r- cou-i ier:
the arjnir.-.ents used by sone of the pr-vtestar.t
ine letter cl cVlor.d Wood in this issue of the
explains more clearly, jn?rhap. than ar.ythin? else t
dangvrs arising frum the formation of districts und
ciimstanct-s. With.out a doubt the unlimited p-we
to assess may 1-e exercised in a manner that wou'd
R.--r C Sr-i.-hin.Tr t W H P.r,--,l
tvt-r. The num-. jlv.v Lots 11. 12, 13. 14 and 15, Block
m NAMED CASEBEER
cer.a;r.!v 154. (r.tArio.
BUI'S GOSLING'S SALOON
o '.': vincinc. John W. GrarT and Finley Macken-
ery rrave
It looks like a joke, but it is an abs
olute fact that a man name-d Casebeer
r'rht for part of Succor Creek; also has become the owner of as jft drirk sa-'
rr. .,-.r:Ji 1 lie to Georre Mattesc.n, f !.?; water
cor. a
c:r-
land in tp 3 X Ranee, 6 W Boise Me- k.n in Vale.
penty into jw.vrty. and this ore. sinple fact shuul i act as a potent
ndiar.. ; The matter came ur ' at last Thnrs-
rectors Clarence O. Thomas to J. L. Col. ' dav's meetir.sr of th Citv Connl sltw
. ert pros- ?175; Lots 7 and Block 13. Eldridee Messrs. Casebeer and Vauehn made
Addition. Vale.
the request that the license fee paid by
reason for d. la
iV.
unt;I such a danger ca
1.
rether
eiimmatel. ;t is d.ltiou.t to understand why any landholders could
desire the formation of the district. On the other hard the water
users probably know what they are doinjr. or it may K that their
trust in human nature in the shave if district directors and cao-
J. I- Cole to Mary Osbom, Lots 7 Mr. Goslir.e be placed to their credit
and ;. Ekiriuee Addition. Vale. and the license be continued in their
;ar.ar.Oi..:ers oouiu t ri.. t rv.w p r-,;.
v . v . 4iv"-m v v . 1 4 iv ii, a 1 1 1 : r. . j , ; . fi u . . .
italistic ditch builders, is eor.f. h.
but oh '!.-
district is business or it is not. If it is a bus
r.e : or.n at n of a
I nl
without saviiv that
ho.;! be entered
manner, net in the spirit which
-s tr.tn:ietK.
t tr
ss like !
e ultra I
tnne.-er.t or
S J' er
Messrs Trxnvbride
their prveevts in p-rfevt
b
are
rb
1
carry out
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St.S to theui u 1th;
.oer !!
cn h:s i;:ter- j.
1 i i!,t'!f t
Who WOiS.il Wi.U'. t:i'-.;V ;
t ece. ;nr .-ome ev-iintv jv.r its return Sure-
y such truti' water ;sers must be as scarce as r..i r.u-n were
n Nkiom an 1 tio:norrah: w hy then would any mart in hi
run the dan.cvr threatening fivui the jvrAer to u.-.-css his
without limitation?
s senses
property
That Kltrtric IJqhl
PHKUK are times when Vale jvoplo feel like a in -.;;rd tb.iv.es
AaUvut the Vale l.iifht and Water (ni;ian and :-,e ha .e s;;c-
reatei tnai x:u .Maine.jr t.nw-rpnso take up ti e .p.esti.
he u:s-s.,t;; actM.'i which is f rm time t
illy felt.
to tm.i' :r,re er
As the paj-er ef the H-pie the Knter.'rise h:i
ic mplair.t o :;!.t to bo made, but when the n:.
xant:r.il au.i tertam vxnoitions. inc'.n -ire
taken into cv -, i rat:o:i it is a ouesti,
t. r
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tnd Nl;cc
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at a p.;h-carifull
v.
VOllld If h..
ulTered as v
t
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iv. .i i- ki it: 1 T 1
Tin .its presses, i ;t en tn.e other hand no ene ha :
xivrience to 10: dorv.ard more fully the t!:,cher
...
nan a iiew st .,; vr "u.n. I he nui-mcer of the
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company tmi trv
t 1
'" is atK..t t.i W i"taHd iv (
otter thirrs may U-1 xwvIin! i" fMtu-e V-jt'..-.. .
to U' a -;u-rt'u.:s b't '" v.
: ast Mamo. Of course, the cemplalnt ttiade by e -
ho Kntenrise ca;:not U' oer:...ked alto-etier l'i
; , iv euiieiis M.ttuai tv repv't, iy et l-'
ays that n- w
otter things ma
oubt this it wii.,1 1 st :
paptr a
epresentatne orra':. b .1 w be - U,--. ti t
nrx'fully oxantinetl it u rt.e:-: a; a-s t nat ibe
, Mi U'st U serexl ly nunely sjK'aki: ,.f ti e n atti
ttentum to it w ithor.t in i..!.-;:. j,. , ,.
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t'.ir or not it
Tr's papt r has
' t.'.e lower to
ear" 1 i by sad
of n:.u:::nerv
cv:i.p,'i 1
a' i t.-.at
1 r-u-.sen to
;"' "..c to 1
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W'lS ef
1 "'-t'o'i are
i of JUstieo
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Safe Banking is Our Business
and We Want Your Banking
Our business has grown to such an exter.t, that
we refuse any business embodying a risk.
We want the business of the FARMFR. the
RANCHF.R. the STOCK! MAN. the HOME
PEOPLE.
This Bank is For You
We oiet you the service of a strong, sound and safely managed
rank, and assure you our assistance in time of need as far as
banking vtiQ permit, and no further.
safe
This is Not a One Man's Bank
Our directors mret monthly, and inxestsgste the loans and
general condition of the bank. Does This Kind of
Ranking apcyal to you, as safety and protection to de
positors ?
e heartily thank our many customers, for our growing business,
and assure ou e huH to ad you in your refo:tie kr.es.
Our Customers Our Reference
First National Bank "Vale
j3
GREAT PRIZ
CONTEST
Beautiful $425 Piano
To Be Given By the Malheur Enter
prise to the Ladies of Malheur
and Harney Counties.
)
Vale Realty and
Investment Co.
Jobbing NfirsfHijn rx
k Then is a cet tain kind of a gentleman v!
c:ne ef hun.or to je!. a r wsjper nu.n to v , t
shed that he ki.v-ws t.ot to U' a fa.t. Th !
r. i.uct'al. ;uu.eus kitut lt;t he d-n-s tu t k-ew it.
, to injury vh.re a pajvr by hint cunn.-t iv h.-v .. '
r;ion of his anaV :t; w h h in i ers is cv,
U.'tMv. it the
e" v .' v.- j,..;,.
; t i of the
and y oft n
' hv.r.o to the
Fruit, Farm and Stock lynches
. . Oil Lands . .
Acrtaft, Gty Bd RewJcnce LoU
Harry R, Garrett
Ofiicti Hunt & Crtf Building. Vale, Ortgva
s ! H:' ,":-.'usul
The Malheur Enterprise offers the people of this vicinitv
this prize as a means of establishing themselves in this ccur.tr.-.
The Enterprise wants to reach every home in Malheur ar.d
Harney Counties, and it also wants to send thousands of as
-U ik. J.l 1...J C.-.. .t. r.
muic utu.tit w'laies ?o inai n can CO
its share to draw from those congested districts and help p-o; ulr.e the tvo co-te h,se i..
I .-L.J I I 1!. J If -n '
Lcgun 10 ix ucveiop-a .iaineur ana narney. r.c ,iji-.eur ir. ten-rise o e-
ity contest ever attempted in Vale. ,
ccs have not
the greatest public-
Read the Conditions of the Contest
Kow Billots Are Secured
In all cases where ballots are issued subscr.r-tior.s
must be paid or prepaid. The full amount ci mon
ey must be sent direct by mail, pad to local oilec
ors, or brought to this office. The paper val be
delivered by mail or by carriers, as requested!.
Value Of Special Ballots
r or ery b month
t-scn: t;o.i
Pnce Wtes
51-00 250
2 C" 60
1501
S.C" 50 '0
Who May Enter This Great Contecl
e w; he prmiitcd to transfer vot-
Any woman is eligible, proided conduxws set forth below ae co Vd w
i-anOKJates must resade in the district or territory designated. No ;--.-'
es to another after receiving them for herself.
No employe of the MALHEUR ENTERPRISE or mn':er of e- . : . n. ta , , , , ,
canchdate. In case of a be. rnze, of eual value wj U g.en ea.h u iJcttLd "
Standing of contestants will be published from Lne to trr.e
THE PIANO WILL BE DELIVERED TO VOIR HOME 5 DAYS AFTER EXPIRATION
OF CONTEST. FEB. 22. 1910. IKATION
Contest Opens Dec. 11, 1909.
Contest Closes Feb. 22, 1910.
For further rJormaboo aidre or call CONTEST DEPARTMENT OF
THE MALHEUR ENTERPRISE
Yale, Oregon
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