KotiforrMc2t.
t.ii.oio
Burns, 03530
of the Interior
T.nd Office at Vale, Oregon,
J. 8. Ln - July 8rd,1912.
I, hereby ven that Pearle Ed
"jt f Vale, Oregon, who on Aug
".fc 1909. made Desert Land
nt035.for WJNEt.Ei N-
iVwi Nl SEJ SEJ NEJ, Sect
'f TownBhiP 163. Range" East
k , .tte Meridian, has filed notice
Z fen to make Final Proof, to
"r claim to the land above de
" before the Register and Re
" of the United States Land
tirtt Vale. Oregon.on the 13th
!fflC!,;oguBt.l912.
''&t names as witnsses:
Lockett, of Bonlta, Oregon,
ffl,ter Weaver.of
.r Cooley, of
SSf Edwards, of Ironside
BRUCE B. K ESTER Register.
;oUAaiJb
Notice for Publication
nrPARTMENT OP THE INTERIOR
n q Land Office at Vale, Oregon,
' u' July 1st., 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Oacar
D-therford, of Brogan, Oregon, who,
December 19th, 1908, made Home
T V.ntrv. No. 0224, for WJ SEi,
mm. SWi NEJ, Section 18,
Eilp MS. Range 42E.. Will.m
1 Meridian, has filed notice of In-
tion o make Final Three year
fLf to establish claim to the land
Sort described, before Register and
jeiver ,at Vale, Oregon, on the 8th
lay of August, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Andrew J. Howard, of Brogan, Ore,
Nathan H. Suitter, of Bonita, "
Jinies 0. Moudy, of Vale '
Elmer Moudy, of " "
BRUCE R. KESTER. Register.
July 6. Aug 3.
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior,
n S. Land Office at Vale, Oregon,
July 1st., 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Frank
LStruthers, of Vale.Oregon, who, on
February 20th., 1907., made Home
itetd Entry, No. 0603, for SEi, Sec
tion 8, Township 17S. Range 44 E.
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final five year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
ibove described, before Register and
Receiver.at Vale, Oregon, on the 9th
day of AugUBt, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses :
Ben C. Struthers, of Jamieson.Ore.
W. E. Bright, of
William J.Scott, of " "
D. F. Boggs, of Vale "
BRUCE R. KESTER. Register.
July 6.Aug. 3.
Notice for Publication
Vale 074 Burns 0322
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Vale, Oregon.
July 5th, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Otis W.
Propst, of Vale, Oregon, who, on Aug
ust 6th, 1908, made Desert Land Entry
No. 074, for SElA SEU, section 32,
township 16 S., range 44 E. Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final desert land proof, to es
tablish claim to the land above des
cribed, before the Register and Receiv
er of the United States Land affice at
Vale, Oregon, on the 6th day of Aug
art, 1912.
Claimant names an witnesses:
New Madden, Emma Madden, Fred
Graham, John Erwin, all of Vale, Ore
gon. (Not coal lands)
Bruce R. Kester,
July6-Aug3 Register.
Notice for Publication
Vale 0513-0993
Department of ths Interior,
U. S. Land Oiiico at Vale, Oregon.
July 2, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that John S.
White, of Bonita, Oregon, who, on
September 4, 1904, made Homestead
Entry No. 0513 and;0993, for Eft NW
NEtfSWtf section 33, SEf SWt
wtion 28, township 15 S, range 40 E.
. M., and on June 21st, 1909, made
Mditional entry for the SWU see
to 28; NW 4' SEtf, SWtf NEJ? sec
Bon J3 same township, has filed notice
of intention to make final five year
proof, to establish claim to the land
hove described, before the Register
wl Receiver of the U. S. Land Office,
" vale, Oregon, on the 19th day of
Awnst, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles D. Howard, of Bonita, Ore
t James Weaver, of Ironside, Ore
pn. Anson Powell, of Bonita, Oregon,
J Duncan, of Ironside, Oregon.
(Not coal lands)
. Bruce R. Kester,
July 6-Aug 3 Register.
Notice for Publication
0593
Department of the Interior
D. 8. Land Office at Vale, Oregon,
July 2. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that John W.
e!ch ,of Westfall, Oregon, who on
'nuary 16th, 1907, made Homeatead
oy. Vale. No. 0593, for E, NWJ,
J WJ SWJ NEJ, Section 35,
ftwnahip 17S. Range 41E. Willam
"Meridian, has filed notice of ln
in to make final five year Proof,
"Ublish claim to the land above
?nbed, before the Reaister and
--over or the U
''.Oregon
t. 191?
Claimant names as witnesses :
r n 5? L' Pen8e Steve Wo01"1'
i Woodworth, James Woodard
111 W.tf.i .Oregon.
BRUCE R. KESTER, Regiater.
' 6- Aug. 3
S. Land Office, at
on the 12th day of Aug-
V.u ftJVoWce for Publication
tS9. Burn, 02899
U b ?rtme"t of the Interior,
o. Land Offlp t vu nrMn
July 10,
that Juhen A.
. who. on Jan-
fcV mlI Homestead Kntr;
aSby give'
fcV mails Homestead Entry
Tor 8i, 8 W, 8 8Kl4.
-ywar
ku.i make final nva-ynar
tUa ,i '''llh claim it the land
.nUHi, Uforn the lteir
45 iivr"' 0,1 iU tM d,y
a. . kj s u i.
"Ui LJ( n yf y,U(
a 1
I
SUNDAY SERVICES
AT THEC1IURCHES
Jnih 8er.vice8 win be he'd at
the Ch.istian church Sunday at 11
.. m. and 8:30 P m.by the
Rev. Franr18 L. Cook Morning
nT!.T Dl81tri,,ulion f Christian
Dut.es" and in the evening, -What
wi t Thou have Me Do'Special muc
will be rendered at both services At
the evening services Rev. Cook ' and
L0i! Cook nder Gypsy
Smiths favorite song, "Oh It u
Wonderful.'" ' "
Union services of the Young peo
pies Christian Endeavor Society
will be held at 7:16 at the M. E
Church and the topic is "Temper
ance. th?fntBrVl?e i?-108t comnion ailments
lift u F1 wor.kin1 PeoP'e are afflicted
w th is lame back. XPPy Chamber-
the parts thoroughly at each appliea-
hu'Kvt"1 Koet m'ick reIi For
sale by Vale Drug Store.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR MAL
HEUR COUNTY.
In the matter of the application of
John Norwood to register the title
t the EJ and SJ of SWJ and NWJ
of SWJ of Sec. 14 also the NJ of
NEi and NEi of NWi of Sec.23 all
in Twp 16S..43 E.W.M.in Malheur
County, Oregon Applicant,
vs
All Whom It May Concern,
Defendants.
ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ;
TAKE NOTICE
That on the 20th day of July 1912,
an application was filed by said John
Norwood, in the Ciruit Court of Mal
heur County, Oregon, for initial regis
tration of the title of the land above !
described.
Now, unless you appear on or be
fore the 26th day of August 1912, and
show cause why such application shall
not be granted, the same will be tak
en as confessed, and a decree will be
entered according to the prayer of the
applicant, and you and each of you
will be forever barred from disputing
the same.
WITNESSS my hnd and seal of
said Court this 20th of July 1912.
FRANK L.MORFITT, County Clerk
GEO. E. DAVIS, Attorney for
Applicant.
MALtlEUR ENTERPRISE
Malheur Forwd'g
Company
"Mechandite of Merit"
If you need mer
chandise of any
kind for any
member of the
family
If you have anything
the Malheur Enterprise
umn.
to sell try
"Want" col-
Citation to Show Cause Why Order
of Sale Should Not be Made
In the County Courtof Malheur county,
State of Oregon.
In the matter of the estate of William
A. Vanderbilt, deceased.
It appearing to this court by the pe
tition filed herein by Andrew Vander
bilt. administrator of the estate of
William A. Vanderbilt, deceased, that
it is necessary to sell the whole or
some portion of the real estate of said
flAfiorlanf harninnf tor HpHi'rihpd in or
der to pay his debts and the expenses
. . i ... i.:
ana cnarges oi administration.
It is ordered that all heirs and de
visees of said deceased and all persons
interested in said estate appear before
this court on Saturday, the 7th day of
Womhor 1Q12 at 10 o'clock a. m.
in tha .mirf rnnm nf said court in Vale.
Malheur county, Oregon, to snow cause
why an order should not be granted
said administrator to sell so much of
said real estate as shall be necessary;
it is further ordered that a wJ.'
this citation be publishedirfnriii cen
sivejieaiii the-Mnftfr Enterprise,
e newspaper printed and published in
said county
The real estate herein referred to is
briefly described as follows: Lots 1, 2
and 3 ana the souin-wesi quarter i
the north-east quarter of section 33,
..J 1 C in aaixtinn 34 nil in tOWnShlD
2 south, Range 33 east of the Willam
ette Meridian in Umatilla county, Ore-
gThe north-west quarter of section 31,
township 16 south, range 47 east of the
Williamette Meridian, containing 15,84
acres, in Malheur county, Oregon.
Dated July 16, iviz.
B.C. Richardson,
354t (jouniy juuge.
Notice for Publication
Vale 0923 uurns "'
Department of the Interior
U S Land Office at Vale, Oregon
July 10, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Cor
nelius T. Healy, of Bonita. Oregon,
who on April 23, 1909. made Home
stead Entry, No. 05K3,
West Quarter(SWi) Section iv low..
ship 15 So. Range 40 E. Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice oi inten
tion to make Final Three hb..
i5m to the land above
10 eotnuim.. w
described, before Jte R!:
ceiver of the U. S. Land Office at
Vale.Oregon, on the mn aay u. n.t-
ust,1912.
Claimant names as wimib--.
, m Wotver. of Ironside, Ore.
John L.Whie.of Bonita,Ore.,Char,es
O. Howard, of Konua. v,..,
Powell, of Bonita, Ore.
BRUCE R. KESTER.Reg.ster.
7-138-10 .
Notice tor Publication
Vale 0897
Department of the Interior.
.. V r n.r, at Vale.Oregon
u. . a uly U( m2
Notice is hereby given that Hrry
C Edwards, of Ironside.Oregon, who,
li Ywk 109 made Desert En
on April 15th. 19W, ?
try. No. 0897. for SWiSWie
.nd NWi NWI Sec . -
At P NEI NEi Section 18, an J
42 EJ " .It; 'Ain iSo. .Range
SEI Sec. l iowiwi"!' - .
:iEi:..t.win.m....M.ri i. '
Aua-uat, 1VI2.
CUImai.t M" !"'
Wa.ur WVv,r rhUM:r; ; . H ;.
Whlm..r,U lkll,n
T II W
uytiere
The opportunity
now offered for
the purchase of
first class
Depend
able
M
erchan
dise
is such that it de
mands your pat-
Call and acquaint
yourself with the
Remark
able
Values
in every depart
ment of the store
MALHEUR
FORWARDING
COMPANY, vWi!
Happenings at County Court House &U. S. Land Office
News of Interest to Every Resident and Property Owner in Malheur f ounty as Well as to Homcscekers and
Investors Interested in the "New Empire of the West."
MANY DEALS IN
REAL ESTATE
IN COUNTY
Oregon Valley Land Co to Ole
Ginde n) of se of nw of sect 19 tp
33 r 40 $100
U S A to Carrie E Hart lot 2 s
of nw and ne of aw of sect 8 in tp 18
s r 41 area 162.46 acres
Helen M Clement, guardian to Harry
B Clement 40 arces in Be of nw of
section 89 tp 19 a r 47
E B Burwell and wife to Frank P
Dow bkl 6 6 7 8 9 10 19 20 21 22 and
23 of Interstate Farm and Orchard
Co's Irrigation Acre Tracts
G D Austin and wife to Oscar W
Williams nw of sw scetion 3 tp 37 r
37 also ne of sw of section 9 tp 33 r 39
Oregon Valley Land Co to C W
Williams nj of nw of se section 27 tp
33 r 39 and s of ne of se of section
23 tp 31 sr 41$ 400 '
John Denny and others to H R
Morris sj ne fnd nj of se of section
22 tp 20 s r 46 area 160 acres $400
D P Donavan and wife to Wm L
Hall sw of section 10 tp 20 s r 46 area
160 acres $4000
Oregon Eastern Railroad Company
to Juntura Investment Co strip of land
20 feet wide through se of se of sect
ion 17 and sw of sw of section 16 sw
ot sw of section 16 all in tp 21 a r 38
being property deeded by J W Mc
Culloch and wife to the Boise and
Western Railroad Co. also 200-feet
strip through nj of ne of section 20 tp
21 s r 38 being tha property deeded by
S' E Sizemore and others to the Boiso
and Western Railroad Co on March 30
1910, also 200-feet strip through sw
of ne of section 20 tp 21 s r 38 being
deeed by J W McCulloch and wife to
the Boise and Western Railroad Co
on April 16 1910 all together contain
nig 22.89 acres.
L S Malory and wife to Frank
Bennett all lots 11 12 13 in blk 128
Ontario $675
Oregon & Western Colonization Co
to Ontario Advancement Co si of sc
of sw of sw of section 9 tp 18 s r 47
area 5 acres $875
U S A to Charles E Amidon ei of
se of section 30 in tp 18 s r 47 area
80 acres.
Edwin M Wilson and others to N J
Minton all se of nw of secton 6 in tp
21 s r 46 area 40 acres.
Phoebe E Wilson Holland and
others to N J Minton all of se of sw
of scetion 6 in tp 21 s r 46 area 40
acres.
Charles A Frail and wife to Samuel
K Keyser si of se of sj of se of se
section 30 tp 15 s r 47 $6000
U S A to William M Westfall wj
of wj of section 14 in tp 16 s r 38
area 160 acres
U S A to William M Westfall ne
of se of section 15 tp 16 s r 38 area
40 acres
J R Weaver and wife to Fred
Gellerman all lots 7 8 9 10 17 18 19 20
blk 181 in Ontario. Etta Hayes and
husband to Geo T. Cary deed correct
ing misdescription in former warranty
deed.
Pacific Live Stork Comrgny tg W
h' Bancroft truatee that portion of nw
of ne of section 36 tp 19 a r 42 lying
northwesterly of line parallel to
and 50 feet northwesterly measured
at right angle from Oregon Esatern
railroad track area 11.2 acres also 73
of an acre in sw of sw section 20 tp
19 s r4 2; also land in nw of ne ne of
ws and sw of ws of section 13 and ne
of ne of setion 23 in tp 20 r 41 contan
ing 10.53 acres and 7.21 acre,7.55 acres
and 4.98 acres respectively, and alto
gether amounting to 32.12 arcea
$643.40
Pacific Lvestock Co Company to
Oregon Washngton Kullroad B nav
igation Company 96.67 acres tn the
Malheur canyon.
Juntura Investment Co to O. W. R
&N Co 22,21 acres for right of way
across sw of sw section 18 se or se or
section 17 and ne of section 20 tp 21
s r 3 8 Geo W Cox and wife to O W
R & N Co 7 acres strip across w of
nw of scetion 24 an se of ne of sect
ion 23 all in tp 23s r 37 $250.
M A Woodruff and wife to O W R
& N Co right of way 109 acres across
nw and nw of ne of section 36 tp 20
s r 38 $687.
Henry Able and othera to Addie
Sullivan all lot 2 section 15 tp 41 a
r 42 area 3.09 acres.
W Scott Anderion and wife to
Vale Oregon Irrigation Co 6 acres in
ne of se of section 19 tp 18 a r 41
Frank M Jordan and wife to Jacob
D Neet si of se and w o se of Sect
inn 16 tD 18s r 41 area 20 acres $3500
wiiii.m F. SamDoon and wife to
jnnh Miller and wife sw of section
97 X', r 38 area 160 acrea $4000.
w.rd Canfield and wife to A J
ui.ul ul fo nw of ne of section
an m to 18 sr 47 $10)0
Mary T Brumback and husband to
Burt A Morley all lot 6 and part lot
..,tinn 19 tD 21 a r 47 area 43.50
.ro9 S7750.
Bert and P Stacey to Harley O
10 tp 19 S 144
itf) acres $000
Mrs Nancy Quinn to Heirs of
F.t.ta of J K I'-eam deceased, e of
. A n l.f kW of section 26 tp 14
wife to Harry B
r? him -
Clement all M 11 12 13 14 and 16
bkl 36 In Ontario $U
Ontario l and and Tuwnsite Co to
II ClciitMti. lots 1 to 7 enluU
blk W Ontario P-'-O Hlt M CUmv
and others U Harry P i-iiiim
of ...l lull V tp l r ft
feltu atiip W rl wi'
ValUy .i.'M U Nl
of w in tp ai
NEWS OF RECORD
From the Vale U. S. Land Office I
Homestead Entry
Clyde C Dodge of Ontario Ore lots
3 4 and 5 and se of nw of section 6tp
18 range 6 area 161.47 acres.
Simon Zandstra of Vale Ore si of
sect 4 tp 27 range 40.
Louis Wickert of Weatherly Ore
si of se of section 24 and ni of ne of
section 25 tp 12 rang 43
George M Guyrrlt,
Ore se of se of section
43 area 40 acres.
Thomas Clark of Malheur Ore wi !
of ne se of nw nw of sw of section
22 tp 13 range 41 area 160 acres.
Desert Land Entry
Nellie Parks of Jordan Valley,
Ore sw of sect 10 tp 30 range 44 area
160 acres.
Ralph C Lorena of Cove, Ore,
of nw of sect 15 tp 17 s r 46.
August J. Warrich.of Durkee,
lot 1 of section 4 tp 12 range 43.
INTERNATIONAL
AUTHORITY ON
PANAMA CANAL
(Continued from Page 4)
the republic of Panama of any such
sovereign rights, power or authorityj
"There is no room for hair split
ting on that point. Within the canal
zone the United States is sovereign
for all the purposes of international
law. Under that law it is well set
tled that a treaty becomes 'voidable,'
not void, whenever a change has taken
place in the fundamental conditions
existing at the time it was made.
Hall, the brightest Engilish authority
on international law, has thus stated
the matter:
"The principal which haB been
mentioned as being a sufficent test of
the existence of obligatory force or
of the voidability of a treaty at a
given moment may be stated as fol
lows: Neither party to a contract
can make its binding effect depend
ent at will upon conditions other than
those contemplated at the moment
when the contract was entered into,
and on the other hand, a contract
ceases to be binding so soon as any-
Mpgwhicn rorms an lmpnea con
dition of its obligfltdfy T6re&t."!2
time of its conclusion is essentialy
altered.
After citing causes in which treat
ies have been abrogated under similar
circjmstances, Mr. Taylor says:
"The radical change wrought in
conditions existing at the time of the
making of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty
by the transformation of the canal
zone from foreign territory Into do
mestic territory of the United States
beyond all question renders the treaty
voidable' at the instance of the
United States, under the principles of
international law above. Apart from
our peculiar position ana ngnm
under the 'Monroe Doctrine, ' how can
we permit the European powera so
far to interfere with our domestic
affairs as to dictate the regulations
to be made or the tolls to be charged
in a domestic waterway, built within
our own territory? Certainly, no pat
riotic American statesman or pub
licist should ever consent to the sub
mission of such purely American and
domestic interests to the abirtrament
of The Hague tribunal which will
always be dominated by European
iurista naturally hostile to use on
questions of that character.
GOV. WEST
COMPLETES
LONG TRIP
Greeted by Governor Haw.
ley in Middle of Snake
River IJridge
nor West to Nynsa was a big day in
the little city. About 20 of the citizens
of that place, all riding horses, met
the governor at 1 o'clock yesterday
afternoon about half way between
Nyssa and Vale and escorted him in
to their city. The whole town was
thrown open and there was a day of
general celebration in honor of the
distinguished guest. A public meet
ing waa held in the opera house, at
which Governor West spoke. He ex
plained his parole system and talked
on irrigation and good roads.
The trip which Governor WeRt has
just completed is said to be the most
unique ever made by any governor
during the time in which he was in
office. He left Salem two weeka ago
and rode, unescorted, across the entire
state, stopping at the towns and cities
along the road, where he preached
good roads and talked on other topics
pertaining to the wellfare of the
citizens of the stats. He rode over
rough mountain traila and across the
of Weatherl I SBEe D1UBh desert under the heat of the
t io burning sun. Many of the places
li tp 12 range . , , . . . ,
VIBIbCU vy uu.ciiiw nco. VI. 1JIV .vug
journey are inaccessible by vehicles
and are only reached over mountain
trails.
Although it was intended that Gov
ernors West and Hawley should ride
together from the state line to Boise,
owing to the injury which Governor
Hawley suBtaindlnan accident several
days ago, it was decided not to take
the horeslaok trip, as planned.
Gov. Weet Enjoit Ride
"I thoroughly enjoyed the trip across
the state, said Governor West last
night. Fatigued from his day'a jour
ney, he went immediately to the home
of Governor Hawley upon hia arrival
n Roise last night. He is being en
tertained by the governor.
This morning Governor West will
attend to his correspondence, which
as been sadly neglected during his
ride across the state. Today ho, to
gether with Governor Hawley, will
visit the state penitentiary, and will
take an automobile trip through Boise
and vicinity, visiting various places of
nterest.
Luncheon will be given at the Com
mercial club Wednesday noon in honor
of Governor West. Governor Hawley
and ex-Governor Brady, as well as
state officials, will be present.
nw
Ore
Court House News
Among the new complaints filed In
the circuit court is one in which J.E.
Lawrence sues W.E. Harris for the
recovery of a note.
Twenty-five more water contracts
between ranchera and the Vale-Oregon
Irrigation company have been filed in
the clerk's office during the past
week.
On August 10th during the session
of the county court will be perfected
the organization of the Upper Dead
0,Flat irrigation district as recently
petitioned
r.l
s of nw
rs 40
In nw ft i
I ',iininau
NYSSA IN GALA ATTIRE
Twenty Nytuwitea Hide Out Half
Way to Vale and Meet (Jov
ernor Vet Governor Talka
on Irrigation and Good Uoada
in Gate City
((Viiitinuvtl Iroin k I )
Tin two axei-ulivts drltd from
N,' for fMwll Uul d:5oVI
ritiiii Caldll )un.ryd in H'l ly
lnlvrurl'MM,
it., ti.tsili.il bf II." !) fcf
W w
ADJUDICATION OF
SILVIES MAY BE
FEDERAL HATTER
Salem, August 1 : A petition from
Edwin F. Treadwell. attorney for the
Pacific Livestock company of Califor
nia, has been received by the state
board of control, requesting removal of
the adjudication of the waters of the
Silvies river in Harney county, from
the state board of control to the federal
court. On the other hand a atrong
protest from the water users' associa
tion of that district has also been re
ceived by the board of control.
For the first time this raises the
question whether the state board of
control is a judicial body, or only ad
ministrative. In the past the board
has been working under the assump
tion that it was only administrative
In which case a petition for removal
of the case would be ignored, but if
the body is judicial then the act of
filing the petition automatically trans
fers the abjudication case to the fed
eral court for hearing. State Engineer
Lewis is looking up the law.
The livestocK company contends a
federal question is involved as it is a
foreign corporation.
NEW COMPLAINTS
IN CIRCUIT COURT
Among the new complaints filed In
the circuit court the past week is that
of Jennie Patch against Glenn Spicer,
Cyrus W. Harris, Retta Harris and
H.H. Spaulding for the recovery of a
note of $600.
diii riviwr TiTir
UlLiLi UllinU lllLiU
TO SETTLERS PASSED
bl lllb liUUSb
Provides for Passing
After Three Years if
ions are Complied
of Patent
Provis-
With
The house of representatives on
Monday passed the Borah bill prev
iously passed by the senate directing
that patents shall be issued to home
steaders on Irrigation projecta aa soon
aojthey comply with the requirements
of the law. This will give them title
after three years, instead of waiting
10 and 15 years as under the present
law. Aa the bill passed the provision
requiring the payment of at least 40
per cent of the water charges as a
condition to receiving patent waa
stricken out. The efforta of President
Taft on behalf of this bill aided mat
erially in Its passage.
Our Responsibility
We feel that our bank is worthy of your trust and cOtUldenco.
Will you listen a moment while we tell you why? This bank takes
pride in its reputation of carefully aafeguarding the interests of ita
depositors. Every dollar of our capital and surplus stands ready to ,
protect the depositors. To insure him that we are sound. Every
stockholder stands liable for double the amount of his stock aa a
further guarantee that all is well. Every officer, director and stock-,
holder is proud of the record this bank la making, and feels person
ally responsible for the conflnence reposed in this bank by its pat
rons. We Invite your confidence. We hope to continue to merit
our friendship and esteem.
The First National Bank
Vale, Oregon
Five Per Cent On lime Depoita
Capital Stock $50, 000
Chatged
Money Sent to All Parta of the World at Lower Rates than
by the rosi umce.
DIRECTOR AND OFFICERS:
J. S. Edwards, Pres't T. W. Malliday, Firat Vice President
Wilkerson Second Vice Pres't James Munro, Cashier
Lawrence, AsBt Cashier W. J. Graif,
W. R.
J. E.
Here everywhere in the
frozen north in the fever
ridden swamps of the tropics
they look to me for aid.
To the invalid, the convales
cent, the old, the infirm, I
give real helpful service.
A little of me goes a long
way.
W. J. VAN BCIIUYVDIt & CO., Urnrrnl AtfK Por.lmu