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About Malheur enterprise. (Vale, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1909)
MALllhUti L.sVERl'KLSF. ' DIHECTOKS J. W. RICHARDS E. I. 13ROGAN G. W. OAK HARRY MANN J.F. FLYNN . , S: M.STEWART t Union Lam Loan & Trust Co. fine. I TEN THOUSANdJcRES of Choice Fruit Land in' the Willow River y near the new Town c( Brogan. ' Home Office f- - VALH, OREGON ' a NEARLY HALF M SHEEP iTHi: If IMP Vale Redty and Investmcit Co. 1 UNITED Fruit, Farm and Stock Ranches . . Oil Lands . . Acreage, City and Residence Lots Hary R. Garrett Office: IIurt& Carey Building, Vale, Oregon At the present time the number of sheep in Malheur county amounts to 450,000, according to George McKnight, President of the Wool Growers Organ ization of the State of Oregon. The loss due to the depredations of predatory animals is not less than 10 per cent, coyotes beinij the worst oironders. The securing during the past year a bounty on predatory ani- imuls is expected to result in improved conditions in this respect. NOME CONTRACTORS Will mi A. STATES NATIONAL ANK 0F VALE IT IS THE FITOSE OF THE OFRERS of Tin BANK to oiicournsie sane living and con gorvat e investment; to assist our customers with advice nd aid them to get ahead; to extend such help a h consistent with safe, sound Unking; to le of -e and materially aid in the unbuilding of out own and community. We oiler to the pub lic or experience in financial all'aire, the facilities and slices of a strong, carefully managed bank. V .v' V r- United States Depository fJ. J. L. COLE, President X W. HA! ; (Y, Vice-Pres. L. J. I laJky, Vice-Pres. EinVOODL. CLARK, Cashier ! W.1 , DOUGLASS, Assistant Cashier f wr a . 1 i if weaver, -ssisiani -asmer 1 EiiABLISHEI) IN I90f. 4 Safe Banting is i nr Business and We want Your Banking we refuse We want Our busin has grown tc such an extent, that (y business en jodyiiig a itsk. ie business of the FARMf'R, t! RANCH1K. the STOCIMAN, the HOME PLOPLEJ ThislBank is For You We offr you thi services ul' st'"nE. sound and safely managed 1 . I t t i Lank, and asure you Unking will fiermit. af no tutr. I ?v . .. :ur Bssi.tajie iu tune of m.ej as far as sa fe This is lhi'a OuV Man9 Bank Our director gcnaJ corni 4 poulrtt ) We Wtily nd ssiie yia v monthly, awl M .sti.itc: the ...uis and of tlx: bank. IW This Lu.d of ' you, J f.ty d 'rntciliii to de- V ft i iniiny luiimuea, Ut tmr j'r.Ainr: 1 1, n' ti, to U1 yHi ill )'"el Ittpntiic ui . ()jr (ntumcrtf Our Men-me First Ndionul Awi A " Vale Meets Ten Feet of Shell Ten feet of shell rock has been en countered on the Eastern Oregon and Oil and Gas Company's property at a depth of 150 feet. Some shells were also found at a depth of 400. More oil has been discovered by the company at a depth f 670 feet than ever before and the reports are to the effect that the indications on the property lead to the belief that a well will be brought in sooner on this property than on any of the others. T. W. Davidson, vice president of the company, while some what reticent, seems to think that the Eastorn Ore gon will cross the line first in the big race which is now on for the great prize. WOODMEN ENJOY SPLENDID TIME At a banquet given by the Woodmen of the World at I. O. 0' F. hall last Monday evening a most enjoyable time was spent by the 20 odd members who were present. The occasion was a regular meeting of the lodge at which seven new appli cations were received, and special im portancewas added by the presence of J. S. Neva, the district organizer from Boise. Previous to the banquet a pleasant game of High Five was indulged in during which the genial secretary of the the lodge, John H. Hart and the entertainment committee was busy pre paring the coffee and other nice things for the table. President R. E. Weant presided at the banquet and Mr. Neva, in a neat address, complimented the lodge on its flourishing condition and expressed the belief that a very bright future is ahead. He will return in two weeks to be present at the initiation of the new members. Since the banquet two additional applications have been made. Arrival ofElwood L. Clark, Jr. A fine 101b boy was born to Mrs. Elwood Clark, at Boise, today. Mother and child are progressing favorably. C. E. Baylis and Alex .1. M. formerly well known contiiitui ,s ot Nome Alaska who have r -cor.fly .-.M ix ed in Vale have decided to erect r. u fine buildings in the city. -Their !;'.!' have not yet been fully fr;:inl lm! both have come to the concilium t : i:i t the fast increasing population n.u-t In provided at once with r:..-ideiire;-. Mi. Baylis states that in many ye:.'-i i -perience he never saw n city v h. iv it was so difficult to keep paw 'w .lli Us, demand for new house:", lie 'ami Vr McDonald recognise the need r tiV immediate construction of li"ii:e i nt; they intend to work with a w ill to :.d:" some new buildings to the ii si K districts. "I'!-N. of N. 11 ., and N. ',. N. : v seet. :v. tp 2" o. k. v.. w. M. I b'. Seeley to W". L. (Uliyon !CWI sate; -"action of mo; tgaje. Walter Schr.id' to k I". Hctnmorid ;.(!, Cii I,,,t It Mo. k -J r.Ulridge nddi to.vn of Vale. i'liam S. Vot'ts to J. S. - Totter r.-.iiit 3 acres, lot '2 Sect. 1 tp 2') Uange 17. N" .1 Minto-i ti. A. b. Fvei lots 2: 21, 2.". Mock (11 (li'cwes, addition, Nyssa. (1, . Ui"! (lii c-o to Al rahum 1.. l''reis Kiis i i, 2., 2S i;iiiio I'.locU iV j'lacc. .Im ii.'S A. iiolievt.iot) to ( (). Thonas --$I0n lots 5, (1, ?, S, block S Kclley's a ! iition Vale. 1 0 EVOLUTIONIZl RATES FOR WOOL iLCUGHiNG AN Malheur and Harney Woolgrowers Will Meet at Vale in the Near Future mmi tract i Cii Tkebaud is now eivnuvd in l!io work of plouwhi'iu; toil acres on the r iiK li near Vale and a large "V is at v.ork. Tin; whole ploughed ea will lie sown with alfalfa and will a material addition to the WcalPi of p,. ,;t ev next Spring. t 'i 'I (: r.. deeds mm The following deeds have been r. corded in the office of the County Ci.-i! during the past week. Robert Coulter and Annie -(V i.lt- i t. Nathan Sommer $t?-"i0 ' , in'e-resi N W. )i of Sect. 2o tp 1G S of r.m-e I. E. W. M. containintr 40 acres V.n-i.i-i J. Philpot to IVgram and T; cko " S. W. 4 of the N. F, '., N. li. S. W. 4- and the N. W. '., of th K of Sect. 3 tp -Zs S. of lMiige W. M. containin.tr KiO acres. J. R. Blackaby, trustee to IoId Urlezaga !?,r).r.(K) W. '.. N. W . '.. Se.i. 36 and S N. E. '., N. V 'j of S. i:. i and a lot E. W. M. Daniel D. Munger to V. iiiia n Williams ctal-$5000 in Jordan Valley. Scott Griffith to Agnes I,.' Curtis V. of N. W 4 of the S. W. '.; : Se.-l. 29 tp 15 S. of K. 17 E. of W . .1. Noble C. Harris to J. I'. Ptinnr-wav and C. C. Meuller W. ... S. '. ' , .,r thjs S. E. of the N. E. '., of tp 18 S. of K. 4.") E.. V,'. M. coniaii.i , . 5 acres. W. Leo Blodget to Clifton '.I. 11, an mont $2100 all ol N. . eet. 21 tp 20 S. R. 45 E. W. M. Ella Purecll, John II. I'uicell to C. E. Blucher $1000 - Lot T.eet. i tp 22 S. R. 45 E. W. M. eouluiaine J. If. Barkley to Nici.ol.. $600 -Lots 11, 12, U, 1 1, lo Ontario. Mrs. J. M. Can- to Ila. vy $35 - 20 acres of oil land S. I.. '., .nvl. 31 tp20 R. 44 E. W. M. !: k uu as the Van Conner oil and gas a-'Mfiatio-t claim of 160 acres. Mr. J. M. Carr to Harry Y. ');;;, ;; T 20 acres of oil land K. -I I. I. P. Carr to Harry "i :' un.- .e , 20 acres oil land Ii. !'. John Boswell to Alfred Vo.-.'i-- lot 3 block 26, Eldri'e;e i-.id.u-vi town of Vale. Daniel P. Donovan to Lewes !'. 1'et- erson $3,200 S. E. N. L. , ar,.i orra RECORDED I t; aui fl 100 YEARS CLD for the s;;le ( f property place Iwi-i'j years ago was isi iMo.ui.iy in the County e; in this city. This prop ped ie. .Jonktn Valley and is of John u. P.axler, deeesi ied. shows tha'.. the transfer vvs 1 y P ink 1 P. M anger to William li ).).-. i'ls lo'.-l.sak' was made in ISSii orreeted sale wis made in 1SS';. :t i .state record but two mom H VALE SCHOOLS A e.act nuinher of pue.ils now at- schools in N'aie is one hun ui ei'.v'dy. nMant iacreas-e lias been evident 1. in recent, times, and a still . lively ad-'il'on to the nuinl'cr is lain in the near future, ho names of tl'e 1 llieienl presold V are l'rofe:,sor Sreky. Miss Mul , Vrs. .I.icolis, Miss Raymond aial s I'la',;. "We expect a decision in a few days which will revolutionize the wool rates from the coast to Salt Lake City." .Such is the . statement made by Ceorge McKnight who was elected President of the Oregon Wool Grower Organization nt the convention held on the IHh. and 10th of the present month. Mr. McKnight says that the matter is now before the interstate railroad com mission and that the past year has been an important one for wool growers, in many other respects; th;- post Tariff Schedule has been maintained by the combined efforts of the organization, also the wool rate from western points to Boston. Mr. McKnight states that the matter was first taken up by the Malheur and Harney organizations. Another important fact is that a bounty was secured on predatory ani mals. "Some very important matters will come before the sheepmen for the com ing year" said Mr. MuKnight "such as tt range leasing law, the question of the Co-operative Chicago wool ware house, the marketing of wool and con struction of the grazing department of Forest Reserves.,, In a few days tho exeutive committee of Malheur and Harney counties will select the place and date for the meeting of thelocal organization. The mem bership of the organization for the two counties numbers seventy five. 1 (Iccrliscfl Lcllvrs I I of lot t. rs remaim'iK t No ! 1 ; K. T. S w : V ii a Post 1 'Dice 2 ', !'."!. ;;e. I'red J. eai'V, .l.aie eia:..n, V. M. e,.A. h. '!. i t. Tiios. !!wi n. Win. 'Kef. I-!. P. 11, ;:. t. .!,. R. I ' Will ,r tl, uncalled for week ending el W i:.K IV aner ;rnes 1). BEES WILL BECOME BIG LOCAL INDUSTRY That bee culture will be a tremen dously important industry in the future in Malheur county is a certainty as re cent experiments have proven conclu sively that bees are very often al most absolutely necessary not otdy for the successful cultivation of apples but also for the production of alfalfa seed. Government experts have recently declared that the failure to produce seed has been due to the absence of bees and several ranchers around Vale have already expressed the - intention of installing hives where none hail been hi fore. Three hundred hives exist near Mr. Thebaud's ranch. NEW Oil RIG IN THE FIELD A new oil rig was placed in the field this week and work will be begun just as soon us possible. -, The new seekers after oil are tho Hutchinson Company, a coriMiration which has not before made its appear ance in the active ranks. Their work will be carried on in the neighborhood of the Mammoth Oil and Gas Company's property and not far distant from the place where the last named company is now busily engaged with a fine outfit and with every pros pect of success in the near future. No money lost in buying perhaps a costly present, but surely the highest Hiiality of Xmas goods on display ' in Vale is at The Drexol Drug Co. STAGE TRAFFIC BEATS RECORD Twice as large as it was during tho correspondnig periods in the previous year was the traffic over the Vale Burns stage line during the two first weeks of the present month. Novem ber is always regarded as the dullest portion of the year and the experience this time is regarded as most pleasant ly surprising at the stage office. Two years ago passengers by stage from Vale to Burns nearly carried the dis tinguished qualities of white blackbirds but during.the first half of this month the staglT never left the office with less than 5 passengers and often carried more. Beautiful books of poems and novels of the world's best writers, full leather bound', limp covers, in gilt. On display at Tho Drexel Drug Co. to lli lii rl A. P. Institute Meets This Week. The Teachers' Instituce of Malheur County will hold its annual meeting in the Vale schoolhouse on the 23rd, 24th son $3,300 same as above. and 25th inst. Daniel Donovan to E.I,. CI1, .cm S. '0 N. W. li Sect. . tp E. W. M. Lewis E. Peterson to (' F-A ST?, IAN KODAKS Aim.' lio l;lno, Priiniim IVcf-, 'iiay. Rul.y 1 Li. . I-Aciytliin;! Necd.il to Make a I uii.'id I'lttui..'. J licr." is only Ore I 'i u-f 011 tl-:.: nodji, s y.m may us well liny I li-:" i-.no .T ivt- i.t;c;e Cititu-rca From .S'J to $:t5.00 At The NEED A HEATING STOVE? We Can Fil You Out Fine at a Little Expense. Stove Board, Sfovc Pie, Dam-K-rn, Hue Ringi, Ceiling Safe and Roof Stca. Several Well Known Maket of Stove From $:.5Q to $15. GO , .- 1 VALE HARDWARE CO. General Hardware i ,4 ii STORE Overshoe Headquarters Blankets and Comforts Stoves, Ranges, Pumps, Crockery, Tinware, Paiisis, Guns, Ammunition, Blacksmith Supplies alc, Oregon. Oil, Vale Bakery and Candy Kitdien M WViiM'ii's antl ('hihlivn's ;tll new Lit 1 !!, (duiiT.-mlrcd to ki-co your fci't wan .1 to dry. No I'.tickk', Oik lltieklc ami Four iucl K'S for Over Shoos and Over Sox .7 tli to $.1.00 Wo want to Soli You Some of Them for wo have nioro than wo want. Heavy Wool 5!anket.s $2.50 to $S.()0 a pair. Nice Soft, Fluffy, Warm Comforts Well Tied $1.75 to $5.00 Warm Underwear Bread, Confectioneiy, Pics, Cakes, Dou'inuls, ( audi: s Chocolates Fresh Daily 'of 1 he vyiM.ii1 1 IMd; i ;i;d !' I i'.i'parat.1 I 'at' '.imily. Kino Orotfon Wool, 'li'c-.t d, (itlon, Union Suits .-; ai'd Sliirls. A TRIAL SOLICITED NiOiNi: r.o. 1 When you want a Square Meal Otn' J'liccs an Ki'ht I'Jrs lo $.1.00 Special Sale I, a dies Suits And Coals Men's Fur Coals And Overcoats. Heavy Canvass Cordmpy, Mole Skin and Whip Cord. AlUWell Made and Lined with Heavy Sheep l'elt. If you want a H'ood Servic alle Warm (lout. See TheKo $7.ro to $:ir.(H) i ! h W id I rri , Lit 1 Hi'I'j Colt: l.;r I'!., .:it'::;i in;-;. Tailoi-i 'd Ni-'.v and Modrl Fa 1 try 1!, i'. I !!'.' .-ji'in Chovi'its and v. i ii .-':lk and Satin i Try the Drexel Gi It VJ.)AU) S'il.-, and ( o-;t.-i for $12.50 21. " " " " m.r,o 27. " " " " IH.50 Watch Window Display Jiif Sariif on CUildrviCs Coals Infants Hoar Skin Coats, White and Colon, Straight and ('urly. Sizes 2 to 1 $ l.(Hi ones for .i"J.7." ones for .$2.00 (j(mm ScIkmiI Coats for eirls up to l.r ycara $(!. oih h for $.1.50 5. am h for . ones for 2.50 l i CHRIS. MILLS, l'ROPUiKKO FOR THAT THANKSGIVING DINNER lie Waul to Direct Yon to the lli'ihl Have lo Good tilings which go lo make up a good dinner Asparaeu' HIGH BROTH EPS Livery And Feed Siai.ih. May and drain, (IihhJ t and SauMIc M.n n by hy or Wuk, UaU I' i " ! 1 THE ii at- I r.l .S In i t i- Seeded Kid ,inS I ipo- tahie 1 . a lo' ; ()ian;'e peel ( '.i,:'i.-. pi.mpkin Lemon ii r f r a.t Ca; i hWeet coi'ii ('ilron-. Tis ,Mn-liriiin I'feneh r.ardiin'S Aint t iean eh' i'Si' Hi it , jelly Catilu d lender M-a.H ' VALE TRADING COMPANY ,,, h pif ) t i"t'tf t Strii- in Ei' l 1 n Onfio't Vah. ':'.';!! WhtttcHule Main St, 1 .1 O. ai.i.