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About Malheur enterprise. (Vale, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1909)
, . MAU1KI K KNTEKPRISR ' . - i r :i: 4 .Jr ! J iff ! I jr li i r r t '; -1 . 1 " I . ? 1 5 i t i i Christmas uggesuom The time to shop is now, before the crowd nmL The plaee to shop is at our store, which we have made headquarters for Christmas (lift. ve present this year the largest assortment of practical Holiday Gifts ever shown in Eastern Oregon. Yoa dimply cannot come into our store without finding1 something at once appropriate and satisfactory. Toilet Accessories i ia:".ty .... .V . jo- t.:r i r . t . Lt. a mu:r.uuic oi oiner scasonaiue Mimuins :r a t'.r.o line of toilet accessories, such as solid ! air brushes, beautiful ornamental combs, ha"d mirrors, manicure sets, exquisite per r, toilet soaps, etc., etc. All our poods are :;s a:ui we premise that you will not be dis- iu the articles themselves, the prices, or Come in and set? us whether i treatment of you. buy or not. i THF. DRF.XFI DRIJf. Co. - - ( Pure Drug Druggists . . YALE, OREGON . . Y 1 I (an; 'thi i B. li. Frick The Highest Quality The Lours t Prices U7 - C,...... the l,st shooting I ever had in my life. aVicwr is Jporlsmans, , kniwl thirtT-igb .w and ,fIt(w Paradise tied fro!". go five) m mimriM whon she met 118 on the road carrying a bag which she presont ed to mc, and which contained the breasts of Sft robe and one beaver kin. Th vrM 1 a bird which has a marnifieent b re ant of soft, thick down. a beautiful pearly, grayish white, ami aid to ba mora lastinr than fur. It is against tit law to kill or aell grebe now and that ia thti onlv reason why I ac cepted these, M there would have been no way for her to dispose of them. The beaver skin I refused, because she can sell it for a good price. I am sending the grebe by express to Jaeckel to be tanned and made into a large muff, toque and stole. Do you suppose, you can induce Mamma to wear them occa innallv a chance from sables and silver fox T Early the next morning we started on the return trip to Vale, which was only about one hundred and ' seventy miles, and yet it took us three days of the hardest work you ever saw. We had no light except a lantem and yet we ran until several hours after dark each night. We broke two springs and had to chain and wire them several times each day as often as they work ed loose. The machine heated up dreadfully and we had to put fresh water in nearly every bour. Up the bad hills, and they all seemed to be bad hills, we had to wa'.k. and. in most cap, push; rain added to our discom fort, and we were rretty well soaked all of the time. Last r.ight we arrived Westfall about 9 o'clock and the j landlord of the hotel came out to grei t us and to tell us that every bed he had was full. I replied by telling him if he had a haystack, that was all we were ! used to. and would suit us best, but. I added, "I suppose you can feed us," to ' which he replied, "You bet I can." After we had stabled the machine in the lee of the barn, we went into the bouse, and as the landlord didn't say ; anything I said. "How soon win some- ing be ready for us to eat ?" He re ed. "Oh. I can't feed you tonight: I j meant I could give you breakfast in the morning." We had a lot of canned; things in the machine and brought these ; in and opened them, hoping that the f landlord might help us out with coffee, ; but the best he could do was to give us ; a table to eat on. After supper he took us up a ladder into the loft ot his barn and there we nestled in the ha ! for the night, as best we could. Fortunately, we were dry and our coats, especially my cape, made very good covering. The next morning, as we sat around the stove in the little of fice of the hotel in Westfall, the land lord came in, and with more vigor than I had previously seen him display, pro ceeded to sweep out the room. I said ito him, "I sure don't blame you, if you , have a Jap cook you are afraid of and don't dare to ask htm to get supper for : travelers after the usual hour, and you are certainly not to blame if your rooms are all full but I draw the line at this ' sweeping out the room, while we are all here. In New York, Mr. Waldorf never sweeps out his hotel after the jboyt are seated around the stove." In all the houses into which we went, lace curtains hang at the windows and they seem to think that lace curtains V ffBVH tqPV,nMJ With Men, and V Young Men's Suits and Overcoats a a rosult of four weeks spent in New York by our Mr. Alexander. . ' A Shipment of 1000 Suits was received in Boise last week of which we must sell our share at . . . . Values That Will Appeal To All $13.75 $11.50 $19.85 All Overcoats Reduced 20 per cent. List of Christmas Presents for Men and Boys Sicca tcr Coats Coats Silk Muflkrs Special $2.50 value at $2.00 4.00 4.50 2.00 1.50 3.50 4.00 1.50 1.00 Linen HandkVfs, in Xmas boxes Fancy Suspenders Bath Robes House Slippers Suit Cases 7;: &l 7 ' ; ; riP' -t ... w' v -jet-" . V; I' 4 ! .T. C ... K t'V STBOUSt a boos. The values this fall are greater than ever, and no one can afford to let Thanksgiving go by without a new suit or overcoat, when they can be had at these prices. ! Jersev Ribbed Heavy- Fleeced Under wear, garment 50c Heavy Ribbed Wool Unclerwear, fif per garment )- Goodyear Welt Shoes in all lasts and leathers $3.00 I MALHEUR CLOTHING . COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Men's Wear the country we were ir:. just a little j We couldn't carry them on the machine val'.ey w.ta:n:rij a few farms, and the because it was too much of a load, and surrour.dir.g mountains. ; there was no way to have the game Here at Vale, the mountains are few- et out anJ wa!k UP hi!li- w have er and what comr.onJs with the val- altogether, 4S swan, 60 geese, 44 brar.t. If vou haonen levs of the interior are here broad ana a Iew aucks. 1 am going to keep tn Innrh nn of thorn a .mi.1 f rlnc i Tit;i!"S ,- :r,M-.i :n a t cnn.1,i: .lrar.-A I "iOSl OI mem Unlll 1 Can showers over you. Most of the oeonle ' We saw trrcat ouar.tities of jack-' Future taken. m r - ' -r. --! lur t a ? f. i ( P i r." iv r s? v f : " '. J ,i " V. ' t'arr- ' fh-.r: Hv.Ui r. ;t iff v. t t li.U-'i. v t: '-.Jr ' ( v.;f t-.tvy ;. s..v V. tr. ' lvt, - ; : . I y. v - ;. A a.'. 1 . t,, .ts.-d fv.r . r-' ' V' l V-.V-. O (V, ', h . h:A a ,i ; .w v v. t'w V.A : S' ! arvuml her a a '.ark gvse aixl could have killed more swan ! are the highest hixury than even that, but even that was more than we could possibly load onto the machine, and we had to leave three or four for the coyotes. It was a fine wirnl-up of our shooting trip and more are a kind, warm-hearted people, ready I are good to eat. and than made up for the rather poor hick to assist you in any way. As we went ( contains a cr. at num. I took :.i:ht her ; we had had up to that time. have a good which I will immediate- take stranee liberties with the nast ! rabbits, whieh are said rot to be tokI!1!' senjtoyou;anatnenwe win give tenses of irregular verbs, but they i to eat. and a few cotton-tails, which i them awa-v to cnr acquaint- the satre br-h ' ances here in ale. On our tr.p, we sage-hens which The birds minutes MX lf , ..They rtow abiHit forty yards high and 1 M - - 1 ........ .v oT-mtTi io over in sine spot. Swan make a peculiar noise half way bvtwevn a yelp and a bark, and as the all i M.vks. ot;e j ; f U atht-r Ikv's. tTV'.strs. to blue ...... . t .1 i -r a . Mvr., ( .-.lUt- M'Pched they sounded for along the roads, I never failed to wave are a g-W. deal my hand to the people in their doorway. ' very i but th men rarely ever had enough j energy to take their hands out of their j pockets to wave back, and the women almost always retreated into the house, the moment I waved my hand as if they thought I was getting too familiar. I enclose a picture of Drewsey, Ore- good e dex-r kl a i fawn cair.e ha i r.o inc,i and did:: ; My g-n have ev.ry tr.v shvi't::' . ke our partridges and . I saw a great many distance and one doe and withi:; easy shooting: but I ati. n to kill the poor least .re at it. 'li.aved lautiful'y and I :.; t Iv satisriei.1 with . We hni:ght home, or 1 1 o . at:- 1 ! fr ;c). a; a arm tvr-' a r w flour ! .-:e pi.t ail of her for- si her U the RESULT OF A SHOOT IN MALHEUR COUNTY. 1 . lf; .r i.t d .ho r.i: i-.i the land- onr.ifg her ; ii ar.d s-he i i:ke a man , s-d her delight k j t vxclaiming, : t ".: ciU- I i f.. V . t !'. r t. 11.. .'.-.- tv- I v. y ).. H'. t! at it J Lit.- ' t'ie .,'T- . r l.. - u llftd ' ! u! - V !' i I t .. - n S V? L i three times had roast swan and it is very good, indeed: tastes not so very different from wild duck, but is much tenderer and fatter. When I got here this morning, I was as stiiT as an old horse and had a game leg that I had strained in pushing on that old auto. But I at once went to the Hot Springs here at Vale, where I have told you the water is so very fine, and had a good soak, and feit like a colt again. Some day, I hope alt of you will do this same trip over with me. penses and Taxes Paid 10,535.27 National Bank Notes out standing l$,750,iy Due to Other Nafl Banks 151.70 Individual Deposits subject to check 213,510.33 Demand Certificates of De posit 633.05 Time Certificates of Deposit S4, 453.82 Cashier's Checks Outst'nd'g 1S7.S5 Total ?413,232.02 State of Oregon, County of Mal HtXR. ss : I. Elwood L. Clark, Cashier of the aUve-na.r.ed bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the t.:?t of my knowledge and bel'ef. Elwood L. Clark, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me t. .' i u w i ft again to .!;;.: t t:.U v lit.-t ; :- f;r f :vt:i M rs. V i ..; -..l our usual . iH. a few dll'KS, . 1 :.i- ?i. a Htnlry I ' .w. U'Uivn ir .. i "d it ..-r tK" tinif as v !'. .-fcSt nrsl bv ac- t ' i !..'e herv d 1 .t l'ir!s .0, Ur.i:,;h lh i . i :' the a fur v-.i -g twr)thwiK i n.k i-itt svtaiv, . iwiK ai-sl ot vT:.ti!v n-orv :h.tn i gh to stay I - the machine for j iv '', from Mr. ;' i : t :e.r iw i i i a I that the j t?ie worW like a jack of hounds In .; .-j t to -v t cry. 0.-1 '.t..U S e j I iKtxiit tU you tht I did . ;.v.;-nl ocr- vt any recumnM for RcDort of the Condition nf jl. wr o x- ! i r, , Also a fine line inv u, o. manorial uanK panted Ch at Yale, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business, Xor. 16, 1909. Watches For Xmas Over One Hundred Watches in itock to choose from, and the prices are right. Never before hare the people had such an opportunity to boy watches at so low a price. this 20th day of November, 1909. Thos. E. McKnight. Notary Public. Correct Attest : T. W. Halliday, L. J. Hadley, J. L. Cole. Directors. Advertised Letters List of letters remaining uncalled for in the Post Office for the week ending Nov. 20, 1909. Barnes, Fred J. Cheeney, Jane Drennan, W. M. Lee, A. F. Lambert, Thos. McEwen. Win. V Parker, E. P. Pell, E. T. Robertson, R. C. Swart, Will Williams, Emer. D. 2. Winters. James NOTICE TO W00UR0WERS. of Cut Glass, Hand! Vale, Oregon, Nov. 17, 1909. BY THIS NOTICE all members of J the Malheur and Harney County Wool- umwers Association are lormaiiy nou- .U, t I W L - III '"-i ""iul""" tuj. I oe neia at U.MAKIO, on rnrr rtvLa!i Fur the purte of election of otFu-en , Kr the ensuing year, and the taking up will iK-netit uie Wednesday, December 15, 1909, Mbt var mt 4 Kara' "a. ' 4 &i The Game Includes Swan, Ge, Krant and Duck full Kclve r.i t goo. a pUc wberv w spent one nik-ht, hiW our cKatfeur and one of our party iot ant th tivaJonf niht in a blacksmith Um warm; shop, workinsr an Um nafhiiv It tad an h ,K.r of , clothing I Km given Mr. F. so imafiiw i shows vju a rhir.r of th a..-t .f J rsthcr ent hn.o. s; hu-drvd )vur.ds of a-d Ktse. Thr hiinlrvd can:e in e;i the Ui,,e hich arrived in VaV this aftrrv ..-. arJ the other three hui'.rwi i W ln K(; tomorrow's stage. ; RCSOl'KCES. i Loans arxl disctnirts j Oven'.r.'.f ts, secured ai.d un- i seurei i I. S. bonds to secure circu i lation : Premiums on I. S. Bonus ' Bonds. Svcv. riti". etc. Ba::ktntr Houe. Furniture j ani 1 :.turvs ;hcr Ktai Estate 0-tI j De from National Banks ir.ot Ki' serve Avr.t.M Due frvm State and Private ; Bark ainl Bankers. Trust Co", ar.vl Saving Fa--ks j Phie frm Approved Reserve Ace-.ts i Checks and other cash items N.'Us of it.ier Nat I Banks F.-julx. al 'r C.rn:uy. I Nkkt-ksand Cents Um Mo.NL Kl.-h.ve 1 l Ban k.. Mi: , S;ec:e lS..-.V i ecl-terv!er Note Keviempiion Fund vkithl'.S. Treurr (5 pr ctnt. of cireulativ'r.l Total UAB1UTU-S. Capital Stovk pakl in J Surplus Fund I'rxiivKied I"rvnt, less Ex- 5.V-'-J7.i'7 3.f' 25-Year Waltham Watch ritet away ?. a1' lus"ts that Axrmm L- l.i. j : : Wool-Orowers. & THff t.t-12.:V I'.'.Tvt.? 4. 77..hp lM'.-U'l ..M-.M9 ;.7-.r.r ' 2.1 'i. 1 Ha i l'J7. 15. n.iii -,iJin i!;!te: tlAClrM,&, 0. W. PR0PST THE JEWELER By our organized efforts we have ( maintained the taritT schedule on wool, havtsecured a scab Uunty la on , predatorj- wild animals, and have liefore j the Interstate Commerce Commission ; our case for a reduction of freight rates on i wool to Eastern points, ar.d will got ; a decision in a few days. There will 1 present many speakers of prominence on all the vital subjeel aitectire the industry. This Asst-iation will b forced at this meeting to take a stard for or against the leairg of the public domain, for the coming Corgres con templates st.me kin.1 of a graiir.g !' There are manv other matters the sheep men must have a say in, to xit The meetiig at this time wiJ enable "J to bnrg our wants before the National Ass-xiation, (which will be held at Og den. Utah, on January 6, 7 &?i i. of 1310). and to ask their eo-ope ration to : semire the same. The C-mmerv:al Chib and citizen of Ontario have piven us the assurar.ot that they will make it a social siices , and will promise plenty to eat and criniu In all. it prvmisc to l the most ini- i-sj.v latx-ur x ever new ov vour w- ganiiation, arxi no one can a.urd to be absent, By Order of tha EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. ; George ilt Kmoht. Elwood L. Clak.. tT-i.k-r.t. ixecretary. mo, ooo. oo 1 To Loan. 'JJjWI"IH .', H WW w On Improved and Unimproved Real Estate, with water right. On partial payment options. Easy Terms. C. 0. THOMAS, Vale, Oregon I have a large list of Lands and City Pro perty For Sale in Idaho and Oregon. Insurance Written in the leading old line companies. , .... ..,