VERY EASY TO BUILD WITH
OUT TAXPAYERS CONSENT
true to condition):
"VOTE FOR ONTARIO AND RE
CEIVE A NEW COURT HOURS
FREE;
VOTE FOR VALE AND BE TAXED
FOR A NEW $200,000 COURT
The Vale Enterprise and the Vale HOUSE
"Taxpayers league," so-fallcil, have
repeatedly made the assertion that It
Would be Impossible for Vale to sad
dle a new courthouse on the county,
In case she should be successful in
the present county seat election, be
cause Ontario and her friends would
vote solidly against any tncHHiire or
bond issue for that purpose.
Of rptine, these assertions nre based
upon lift assumption that Ontario and
ber fraWfs', after losing the county
Mat election would bo M ln.ctlvo
that Ihoj would stop nil initlwr pro
gress In the county, and M matter how
badly the county needed a new court -hoii'
i- to iuli'iuntely house tin- MMfl
ty officers utid courts, and protect the
county reoordl from deetructlofl by
HOW ABOUT TEMPORARY
QUARTERS EOR OFFICERS
Amnnu other false and misleading
statements issued to the voters of the
county practically on the eve of election
by the so-called 'Taxpayers League"
of Vale, is the following:
"Mow about temporary quarters?
Suppose yon vole to move the county
seat, where would temporary quarters
be provided "i Where do you propose to
put vour clerk, surveyor, she' iff. asses
sor, district court and county jail, etc.'.'
Regardless of everything, the county
new City Hall building, which has a
large Are proof vault aud nearly as
much office room at the present court
house at Vale, until the new court house
is finished. Or there are not less than
four office buildings in Ontario that
could be utilized.
But it is not necessary under the law
that the county offices and records
should be removed to Ontario, nntil the
new court house is finished.
LOCAL NEWS
commissioners must, within ninetv
fire, tin . WMM fight the OOnatrUCtloi ,avs 14,.(,r ,h ,t Him, provide temp.,
of a new court house at Vale. Whll, r(iry (UnrU.rf, f(,r lhe ,.ounty )fflce and
tno iii'ip iittons tiro, and we rinnlv lie records
lleve. tbat the volera of .Malheur Coun
ty will accept Ontario's lent rons offer
of a new ciiiirl house on election dm,
jet in mm w should be nnaaccoMfnl
In establishing the Hut) mV at On
tarlo, Ontario pi'ople are ) n 1 1 1 of .llf
fnrciil diameter than MOM who would
oppose the rolistrili'tlon of II Mt court
hoi at Vale, If the tiinlorllv of the
H. W. Withycombe has arranged for
the election returns, at the city nail.
"Through a mistake of the printer,
the line was omitted separating 332 and
.'I't.'i Prohibition Constitutional Amend
ment. When voting on this question
be sure and make a small cross after
the number voted for. The clerk who
hands out the ballot willjplease draw a
straight line between the two number
Ml and M."
Mrs. Fred Bailey is hone from a visit
with Mr. Bailey's mother at St. Paul.
She also visited with friends in Montana.
For every $120 sabsin license money
The other day dreams of Vale's hair-1 ,j,, one boy must iearn to drink
splitting lawyers (so-called) have hofn
exploded as fast as they appeared to
i- -hi . but in order to further becloud
the issue, they spring this new one,
which is best answered by quoting ver
b it nm from the Oregon Laws, Section
l?x.'!2. itself, which is as follows:
"In the notice provided in the last
Paid adv. ,
S. K. Copeland was down from Skull
Springs sect). in Tuesday shaking hands
with friends.
( in 1 wanted Telephone 00.1 k 3.
Because you can not prohibit murder
why not license it? Paid adv.
As there hBS been some demand for
a shorthand class I take this means of
people should desire It, merel) U) root section (showing the result of the
their aplte. 'election), the place selected to be the notyfing the public that I will open a
liesldes, It would not be necessary county seat of the county must he so night class of commercial subjects,
for Vale to obtain Count funds to declared from a day sMcifled In the no- Monday, November 2. A nominal fee
build a new eourt house to call an l'l'e not more than ninety days after of $1..'") per week for six month in ad
lf.eti..i. for that mil-nose Thev could ' the election; after the day named in . vance will lie charged.
"" " - w -- - ..- . j
,.. ., .,, ,,, .. . ., ,,., the notice the place chosen shall be the
for a general purpose or for the I If"" K "' ,hl' tH,uuiy ,nd Mh""
lie ine uiiiy 01 ine several county otn-
f Inl iilirtiOHe .if tll.llil !ll.' 1. lieu e.ilirt
..,,,,, eers, whose "lllces are required bylaw
house, and after th.v had colle.tcil ' '
i to be kept at the county seat, to re
the taxes accruing from such levy, or ,. wm a,
move their lespoetivc ofllces, llles, rec
If any part of the Qweral Fund of the )rdg ()f,w ixlureii furnlture nd .
countv should he available for that m)lip ,,r,M.rlv pH to tMr n.
puriM.se, they could Immedlat, h a, MM.ctive offices to said county seat."
ply It towards constructing a new ,urfKe for yuraelves whether the
court hoii.e, and no power arth statement made by the Vale "Taxpay-
. oiild stop thorn. The provision or the era League" so called, is true. There
Oregoi laws, which prevents ...unties is not a syllable in the law requiring
from going Into debt for more than "the county commissioners to provide
$ri,ono, would not apply In a case of temporary quarters for the county offl-
thls klu. I. its the roiinO would not bo lOOW " r I within ninety days
going Into debt after Us officers had j "f,rr election.
collected and disburse I taxes for the
special or Implied purpose ot raising
funds to build a new court house Ho
we repeat thai the slogan Ontario has
used In Ibis campalKn Is absolutely
If temporary quarters should be
needed or required for the county ofti
ceo and records, these can be readily
furnished by the City of Ontario, which
stands n-a.lv and willing to turn over
t the use of the county its handsome
adv I). A. Miles.
Dr. Colcord has got a band started
with many of the younger men enlisted
and practicing There is plenty of go.sl
material in Ontario for a firat class
band and the public will give the doc
tor every assistance in his efforts to get
a band started.
The Methodiat Ladies will serve a
chicken pie dinner on Election day in
the room formerly occupied by the
Farley Furniture Company, from 12:00
to 3:30 and 1 to 7 p.m. Price 8.1 centa.
Uncle Ceorgc Blantoti was H2 yeara
young Wednesday and he took a fall
out of several of the old bunch, who
were here trying to stir up strife.
Mattreaaes at cut prices. McUratney
Hardware Company are selling theae
at very low price. They sell a regular
$m. '.o one for p.2 mid it is a good cot
ton felt mattress. adv
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BROADWAY
Suits and Overcoats
$13.00
The Best Clothes that
money can buy for $15.
Broadway Clothes are
based on a year 'round
basis in season and out
always
$15.00
Right now we are showing a line of extra
heavy double strength worsteds and
serges, tartan plaids and stripes. They
are sure to appeal to you.
ALEXANDER
ONE 1'RKF (1.0TH1KK
ONTARIO, OREGON
Millie Turnbull waa bom in Scotland
July 17, 1861 and died Sunday, October
25, 1914 being 3 yeara. 3 months and 8
nays old. Waa married to John Scott
who died 2- yeara ago.
She leavea three daughters; Mrs. J.
M. McEwen and Mrs. ('has Dowell of
Barren Valley, and Mrs Wm. McEwen
of Owyhee, two brothers: Tom Turn
bull, Ontario, John Turnbull Pendleton.
Tue interment took place from the
Methodist church Friday afternoon,
October 27. 1914, Rev. C. C. Pratt, of
llcating. Rev. Father Brady married Marjorie
Shrankling, formerly of New York, and
'arl Kuhne, of Iowa, in the Chapel car
at Juntura Tuesday morning. The
couple are in Boise for a few days and
will then return to their homesteads.
VALE MERELY A TEMPORARY
LOCATION Of COUNTY SEAT
If you will take the tnuble ti look
up the early history of the temporary
locating of the county seat at Vale you
will And their claim for sympathy ia
not well founded. Every man who has
made an improvement there or pur
chased property there knew that the
county sest was there only as a tem
porary measure. The Vale people have
worked tirelessly in having measures
passed by the legislature to accomplish
that end. When Ed Teat waa elected
to the legislature it was by 'be people
for the purpose of having a measure
passed to settle the matter by a vote
of the people. The Vale people sent
a large lobby down there and they are
the authors of the present meaaure call
ing for a sixty per cent vote, believing
at that time that Ontario would never
be able to get that many. It ia their
measure you are voting on and they
ara not entitled to any sympathy what
ever, because they have known it waa
coming up and arranged accordingly.
For every dollar spent for eduertion
America spends $6.00 for drink. Paid
adv.
The end of our Great Offer
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DISCOURAGED rfc jfM L0NG H0URS
Cut the Cords
that bind you to your kitchen
Your Last Chance
to put one of these New Hoosiers in your home
for Only One Dollar this Week
You've read our daily record of this remarkably
successful sale. This is the but. You must grasp
your opportunity this week or NOT AT ALL.
There are but a few Hoosiers left of the entire
lot. And this briefly is the outline of the Hooaier
plan which ends this week:
1 One dollar puts any llooaier you aelect in
your home.
3 One dollar weekly duea quickly paya for it.
3 The low caah price tiled by the factory
prevails absolutely.
4 The -aU- ia under direct supervision of the
llooaier Company.
5 When this allotment is taken, the aale rloaea.
6 If you are not JetighuJ with your cabinet we
w ill Kladly refund your money.
Now it is for you to decide: Will you be a Hoos
ier member -ui save miles of needless steps every
day? Or will you let mere failure to act deprive
uu of the great labor and money-saving advanta
ges of this, great offer?
SOMEONE WILL
YOU DO NOT.
ACT IN YOUR PLACE IF
Every one of theae cabinets undoubtedly will be
sold this week. After that our regular terms pre
vail. You can own one of theae famous cabineta
easily. You will aave miles of steps. Can you
ooaaibly think of any good reason for not owning a
Hoosier at this small outlay on liberal terms'.'
Women who can afford every luxury have ca
rolled in this Hoosier Plan because they could find
no greater convenience for their kitchens.
Let their example be a suggestion to you. Had
you acted when this sale opened, you already would
have had the use of your cabinet all theae Java
ou already would nave saved miles ot stepa and
ours of time. Deciaion now ia neceaaarv. Come
down and see IN Ol R WINDOW how the Hoosier
cuta the cords that bind you to your kitchen. This
window silently testifies to the needleaa drudgery of
a kitchen that lacks a Housier. If you still doubt,
this will convince you. The beautiful Hoosier itaelf,
which stands in the same window, will win you to
final and favorable decision.
REMEMBER several hundred women are reading
this final ad and there are only a few Hoosiers left.
Come early.
I
Ontario Furniture Co.
ONTARIO, OREGON