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EBTM. DUNCAN
ATTORN T-AT-tAW
. in all Courti of Oregon
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C.EASTHAM
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Oregon
EjjN A. HURLEY ,
J attorney- at-Law
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Boom. 3-4. I.O.O.F. Bldg.
Oregon
)ile,
so.
E. DAVIS
'ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Kelsen Building
VALE OREGON
ThBROOKE R.W. SWAGLER
i ' attorneys-at-Law
I jn practice in All Courts
iwv to Loan on Improved Farms
K1 Rooms 13-16 Wilson Bldg
Ontario, Oregon
ft ECKHARDT
OREGON
V'CULLOCH
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1 ATTORNEYS-AT-UAW
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CSTARIO
-Dr. F. L. WILLIAMS
I Physician and Surgeon
Nelsen Bldg., Vale, Oregon.
-. nt t UAPTTITTT
Physician and Surgeon
Offices over Vale Drug Store
Vale
PUBLIC DIRECTORY
STATE OFFICIALS
Governor Oswald West
Secretary of State-Ben' W OW
Treasurer-T. B Kay U
Attorney General-A.'M. Crawford
Railroad Commissioner-Clyde fi
Aitchison, chairman. y
AlSman0.' Pub'iC ruction-L. B
Printer-W. S. Duniway.
D. Mickte. F0Od Comr"i8ioner-J
E. ChamberTama.rry
congressmen W. C.
Sinnott, A. W. Laffertv.
j34uPre"Je Court-Robert Eakin chief
UVtV ii i co"ae! Ve- H. Bur
ciate justices.
and George
Hawlcy, N. J.
r. A. Moore, asso-
OREGON
, p.rriet Sears Dr. Pauline Sears
OSTEOPATHIC physicians
(Graduates American School of OS'
teopothy, KirKsvuie. aio.)
L Richardson and Washington Sts,
r Ontario. OREGON
M Phone 85 inaepenaeni vu
Hours ? a . m. wuf.
Office over Vale Drug Store
Mane 84 VALE. UK&liUN
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TJR. C. C. BUKKUW
DENTIST
Mien Bldg.
Vale, Oregon
JJILLER & OAKES
CIVIL ENGINEERS
Members Oregon Society of Engineers
i J. F. Miller, County Surveyor and
U.S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor
Ivan E. uakes, uuy engineer
Office: Nelson Bldg.
Vale. .... Oregon
I
OHN E. JOHNSON & SONS
Surveyors and Engineers
We make a specialty of Irrigation pro
ject!. Estimates of Construction and
.Contractors.
Oregon.
Vale,
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN
VALE OIL LANDS?
The Future Looks Bright
with the development work now
going on. Four Standard Rigs
are racing down for the coveted
fluid.
I Can Locate You Cheap
If You Act Quickly
Lands, Leases and Stocks in sev
eral companies can be furnished at
prices that will attract you. Get
in on the ground floor, while the
opportunity lasts. Oil Lands can
be obtained now for very little
more than the cost of locating,
which in from 30 to 60 days may
be worth thousands.
Write mt about it
H.P. 0SB0RN, Vale, Ore.
ROLK'S-
OREGON and WASHINGTON
Business Directory
sivtng dsaCrlptiv aketch or
of eaota City, Town and
'va. fnippm and banking point;
Clanined Directory, compiled by
nu proieaaion.
rvut a CO, BEATTUE
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Market Review
1 portland Livestock Market
i
HOGS
$8.60 to
8.55
8.25
8.50
8.00
Prim, ight
InAiAA If .
in 8.50 to
if "Kht 8.00 to
Joth heavy 8.25 to
rgh hevy 7.50 to
V. CATTLE
grsMers $8.00 to $.25
Xedium
l,rdinary
inon...,
. SHEEP
yearlings .
and as.....""'
n lambs'.""
7.60 to
7.25 to
6.50 to
5.60 to
7.76
7.50
7.00
6.75
9th Judicial District
Judge Dalton Biggs.
5!rneUtiTng A"orney-W. H. Brooke
benate-Loring V. Stewart.
Representative-W. F. Homan.
county officials
Judge-G. W. McKnight.
Clerk-John P. Houston.
Sheriff Dan Kerfoot.
AssessorLouis E. Hill
Treasurer-J. Ralph Weaver.
Surveyor-J. F. Miller.
Coroner-Dr. Rollo 0. Payne.
ounmi oupi.-A. o. Macpherson.
CommissionproM n i?m.. t-l
V vton..- viicj, iiunn
. f caver.
Justice of the Peace-Zack Wilson.
city officials
Mayor-I. W. Hope.
Recorder-C. C. Mueller.
Treasurer B. W. Mulkey.
Marshal Dan Eno.
Street Commissioner
Th. R. Dunlon
j Saxon Humphrey
J Arthur W. Glenn
(M. E. Thayer
kk LIlfcURENTEUPRISE
News of the Week Tersely Told
By the Wide-awake Staff of Enterprise Reporters
a business trip
Millard went
was a
the
was in
Councilmen
was
cmcun COUR7
circuit tourt for Malheur county
meets in Vale, the countv seat, on the
second Monday in January; on the fourth
Monday in April; and on the first Tues
day in September for regular sessions,
Hon. Dalton Biggs, Circuit Judge; W
H. Brooke, District Attorney; John P.
Houston, Clerk.
COUNTY COURT
The County Court of Malheur county
meets for regular session in Vale every
omer monm commencing witn January.
The sessions begin on the first Wed
nesday of those months.
CHURCHES
Catholic Rev. Father Campo, pastor.
Services held in chapel on first and
third Sundays of each month.
Methodist Episcopal Church Rev.
C.E.Helman, pastor. Sunday school 10
a. m. reaching H a. m. and 8:30 n.m
Endeavor 7:15 p. m. Praver meetinar
inursoay evenings p. m.
Christian Bible School at 10 a. m..
Frank Mulkey, supt. Mrs. T. T. Nelsen
Asst. Supt. Preaching at 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor Society
Sunday evening at 6:30. Francis L.Cook,
pastor.
Episcopal Regular monthly services.
morning and evening, on the third Sun
day in every month. Rev, Owen F.
Jones, rector.
$4.00 to $4.25
3.75 to 4.00
3.50 to
. . to
, 6.00 to
am
6.UI
6.25
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LODGES
Vhle No. 142 A. F. & A. M.
Meets on the first and third Wednes
days of each month in Odd Fellows
hall J. P. Dunaway, Sec.
Golden Chain Chapter of Eastern
Star. Meets on first and third Fridays
in I.O.O.F. building. Miss Elma Ray
mond, sec.
Vale Lodge No. 100, I. O. O. F.
Meets every Saturday in I. O. O. r .
hall, I. W. Hope, Sec. Encampment
second ana iourtn
Tuesdays of each month.
Golden Rule Rebekah Lodge meets
on the first and third Tuesdays of each
month in Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. K.
G. Wheeler, sec.
Advance Lodge No. 105. K. of P.
Meets everv 2d and 4th Monday. C.A.
Gilham,, K. of R. and S.
Vale Camp, No. 5496, Modern Wood
men of America. A. E. Schmidt, clerk.
Meets second and fourth t ridays.
Progressive Camp, No. 817, Wood
men of the World, W. S. Parke, sec.
Meetd on second and last Friday in
each month in I. O. 0. F. Bldg.
Angelus Circle. No. 670, Women of
Woodcraft. Meets the last Wednesday
of each month. Mrs. K. &. weani
sec.
Vale Assembly No. 450, United Arti-
sans; meets secona anu luuuu
days.
SOCIETIES
Mendelssohn Glee Club; C. B. Smith,
director; meets for practice every
Tuesday night.
Knights of the Triangle: For boys
between ages of 14 ana z'i vears, inclu
sive; meets at Chamber of Commerce
rooms every Friday evening. Charles
Crandall, president; James Cook, vice
president; Jack High, Secretary; Mil
lard Nelsen, treasurer; Irwin Moudy.
sergeant-at-arms; Rev. Cook, Rev. Hel
man and C. C. Mueller, advisory com
mittee, with the boy officers.
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Free Read
ing Room located in the Chamber of
Commerce rooms, it is open w "
tween the hours of 8 to lu p.m. on Wed
nesdays and 2 to 4 and 8 to 10 p.m Satur-
days. It is under tne supeois u.. v
the Ladies Civic Improvement LluD.
BOOSTER CLUBS
Chamber of Commerce of Vale.
George fc. LaviH. rreH cmi.
Schmidt, vice-president; l.
R E. Weant, T. W. Davidson, U. W.
McK night and Uon-rd Cole, directors.
Harry Osborne, acting secretary.
Club meets every Monday evening in
Chamber of Commerce flub rooms.
Visitors cordially welcomed.
Civic Improvement Club meets on
the second Thursday of every month.
u It K. Weant. irrlleni,
Mrs. K.
Mrs.
Mrs. K
(. Hamilton, vlte prei'K".
C. Mueller, sernlsry
W. Kn., lrrurr
D. Rhivers was a Boise visitor Sun
day. William Westfall was a Vale visitor
Aug. 15.
W. E. Lees was in Vale from Onta
rio Saturday.
E. I. Brogan was in town from Bro
gan August 18.
Leonard Cole made
to Boise last week.
T. T Nelsen and son
to Harper Saturday.
J. B Bigelow, of Owyhee,
vaie visitor last week.
Mrs. F. O'Connor, of Ontario, visited
Vale friends last week.
R. H. DeArmond visited Ontario the
latter part of last week.
T. Broderick of this city spent a few
days in Ontario last week.
M. V. Hart, of Westfall, was in
county seat Saturday last.
v. p. Dearborn of Ontario
Vale a few days last week.
D. W. Caldwell and wife, of Ontario,
were Vale visitors last week.
Miss Bertha Storkman of Ontario,
was a Vale visitor last week.
Mi. A. bvans, of Buffalo, N. Y
registered at the Drexel Aug. 15,
Mr. and Mrs. Hanna of this city
were visitors at Arcadia last week.
Miss Irene DeArmond went to On
tario last week for a few days' visit.
Miss Maud Brosnan, of Ontario, vis
ited Vale friends the latter part of last
week.
O'Connor Young, of Ontario, visited
Vale friends the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. J. F. Doty was over from Onta
rio on a visit to Vale friends last
week.
Deputy State Game Warden A. A.
Hall was in Vale Saturday on official
business.
Miss Eva Vanderhoof came over from
Ontario on a visit the latter part of
last week.
Mrs. L. B. Frye, of Ontario, accom
panied by her son and daughter, visit
ed in Vale last week.
E. J. Wells and wife, from the Bully
Creek camp on the Vale-Oregon ditch,
were in town Aug. 16th.
Postmaster W. W. Dowell, of Skull
Spring, returned home the latter part
of last week from a trip to Boise.
On a hurry call from Harper Satur
day, Dr. Williams made the trip on a
speeder on the Oregon Eastern road.
Miss Rachel Chapman of Ontario
returned home last week, after spend
ing several days visiting Vale friends.
W. U. Sanderson, proprietor of the
ldanha orchard, has organized and is
training a team of polo pluyers at Nys
sa.
The Westfall school has secured the
services of Prof G. W. Duncan, who
has taught at Jamieson the past two
years.
J. W. McDowell and family and S.
C. McDowell, of Eugene, Oregon, were
in town en route to Boise in their auto
Aug. 16.
David Brichoux, who visited with
friends for several days after the fam
ily had gone, left Saturday for his home
at Haines
Miss Amy Odell, daughter of R. Odell
of Ontario, passed through Vale s few
days ago, returning home from s visit
to Prineville.
Col. R. G. Wheeler went to Baker
City the latter part of last week on
professional business and reports Baker
as very dull.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Zutz and children
went to Ontario, Fruitiand ana New
Plymouth Saturday, making the trip
in an auto.
Mrs. C. W. Mallett,of Mallet station
on the M. V. branch, returned home
last week from an outing trip to the
Payette lakes.
Mrs. Palmer and her daughter, Miss
Nettie, who have spent the summer
at their ranch in the Red Butte coun
try, returned to Vale Friday.
Mrs. Thos. Jones and daughters,
Misses Lelah and Maurine, who have
been on an outing trip to Starkey Hot
Springs, returned home Saturday,
George Hero, formerly of Vale, has
ncceDted the position as section rore-
man on the Homedale branch, and has
moved with his family to Homedale.
Mrs. John Campbell, of Cambridge,
Idaho, who has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. R. M. Carlile at Ironside, re
turned home the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. R. H. DeArmond, who was in
.i, ll..lv Rosarv hospital for several
dsys last week, was sufficiently
proved in health to return home
r'ri'Uy.
W. li. Hitfky. of Ontario, Htor
'Ih.Ui, Ssin Ju.UcaiI Frank My.rs,
,.f 1'ivelt, r arrt4 ImI batur
.lay t Fruilland "it a iUr of imol
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Send a copy of
this issue of the
Enterprise
to some Eastern
Friend
I Want Advertisements!
imp, ion
FOR SALE Lots 1 & 2 Block 28
Eldredge'a Addition to Vale. Address
A. M. Oakes, 554 E. Taylor St., Port
land, Oregon. 18-tf
For Sale One 3 inch Studcbaker
E. Young,
wagon, practically new; one brand new
truck. H
Mitchell
Oregon.
BLUE
Vale.
30-tf
Notoriety for Notoriety Seeker!
Delightful, sparkling, a real pickaninny:
Gay was she, and vivacious with faults
not inny:
But because of her style,
And sarcastic smile,
She was euphoniously yclept "Skinny
Jinny."
PRINTS Of any Townshi
entries to date, $1.00,
in the Vale Land
Land
12-tf John E
hp
District showing all
00.
Johnson & Sons.
George and John McLaughlin were in
town Aug. 19 on matters connected
with litigation in the county court.
J. W. Lynd, the Malheur alfalfa
grower, made the county seat a visit
Tuesday on matters of importance be
fore the county court.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bush, of Boise,
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Mueller of Vale the past week. Mr.
Bush is president of the Capital Lum
ber Co., of Boise.
George E. Davis has been in Baker
attending to legal matters and from
there went to his old home In Canyon
City where the family is rusticating
for the end of the summer. The Judge
will be in Vale shortly.
Miss Grace Parker, the osteopathic
physician who recently arrived from
Texas, and who was in charge of Dr.
Pauline Sears' office in Vale for sever
al weeks, is now taking care of Dr.
Harriet Sears' office in Ontario during
the absence of the latter on her vaca
tion trip.
I FOR SALE--100 acres of fine sage-
brush land: deep, rich, sandy soil, first
1 class water right, 5 miles from Ontario,
' price $50 per acre. Terms given with
low rate of interest, or would trade for
1 stock or other property. Must be dis
I posed of soon, as i am engaged in oth
, er business. Inquire, P. O. Box 94.
unuinu, ure. zo-ll
FOR SALE Three choice homesteads
within 3 miles of R. R. Station. Ad
dress Box 4, Vale, Ore. 20-tf
TO TRADE Improved stock ranch
of 560 acres near O'Neill Nebraska, to
trade for Eastern Oregon property.
Address Mrs. Rose Randall, Bend,
Oregon. 36-10t
FOR SALE Under Bully Creek Pro
ject, 160 acres nice land on the bench;
frame house 14x24; well of good water;
40 acres plowed and fenced ready for
crop; about 40 acres more cleared; 3J
miles from town; title U. S. patent.
Price $35 per acre.
I. L. Wimber,
Vale, Oregon.
SITUATION WANTEDBy compe
tent housekeeper, work on ranch where
I can keep my two children with me,
ages 8 and 10. For desirable situation
will work reasonable. Reference ex
changed. Give all particulars when
answering. Address Enterprise office.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED
Woman or girl wanting employment
as house keeper and cook please apply
at Enterprise office. adv.
Money to loan on farms. Good terms
and long time. Apply to C. C. Mueller
First National Bank Bldg., Vale, Ore
gon. Adv.
YOUNG'S FEED STORE
-Has a Complete Line of
Sacks and Twine, tt'td":
Hay. Grain, Flour. Feed. Wholesale and Retail
H. E. YOUNG, Prop., Vale, Ore. Phone 76
P
or
li
For Lifting Water
For any purpose
the
n
armarump
Will Put
More Water on
Your Land
For less money than any
other lifter on the market
"Sakes alive" you ought
to see it throw water. We
XJ5a
install your plant and de
liver the water or no pay
VALE PUMPING CQ.
C. E. HAMMOND, Mgr. !ock Box 190 Vale, Oregon
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IMS
Walla Walla, Wash., U. S. A.
SEPTEMBER 25,26, 27, '13
Frontier Days at Walla Walla will, un
doubtedly, be the biggest and best at
traction or the kind ever promoted by
any city of the United States. Every
feature of western life will be re-enacted
in a truly amazing manner by the most
skillful and daring performers living.
Champion rideri of world fame will, ea. li day, com
pete with ea. li oilier in MroriJrrf.il and thrilling fcali of
liorMiiiiin .l.ii, rating wild lior.ci by date devil ri.tni
will bold tl.e crowd i(cll IhuiiJ (he "drunken-ride"
ii s lojj-not. h fralurei Indian racrisnd feaia will truly
driiicl the rliararler Slid running of the Red man,
while the MO mile pour eiien relay rai e will reouiie
wonderful endurance lett of man and ia.t. Champion lady ridan will perform in
w.mdrou manner and leii.aaal.le ii liinr ikill at iioretomeu 'the )..a ra. ei,
nd.a4 damet, Indtai) illae and a KL Jouu Wii'i'ino. will portray in vitid
manner India l.le liullaotiing cattle, loping and twainling, ll.ioing by ll.e Imine
and s geneial aiii-ale tie lul of ll.e (eeiuiea of l.le among ll.e nle. Hoi
ll.e le if lit limn planned II li e monger alieel parade wl.lih will tl.ow Utif
bl.a of early we.icra I . i .,I-, Irani, miner, etrei rideii, ye roa. Let,
. ..I. .1 . ! 4 - . Ill . llJfc. J ..I. .... L
pa a Heine eariy aeiurii wm p"u -a.i, i in ihh ic.i.wue rt u"iih legs
land hand of It p.. e w.ll be e of Ike mueii al '
IXCUfUION HA1I4 ON ML AltJtOAIS
Well W.IU ( Mif rtf f t If if 1,000 rea ) r,4ts
IWI t J AUe4 lk H. i 94 Ike time Hly a. I We4e tlW
t rf tJ .. eaane
(t. ( iOWHOH, lawelere , W.ll. Welle, W.U,I., If, I A.
Card of Thanks
We take this means of expressing
our heartfelt thanks to our friends who
helped and sympathized with ua during
the brief illness and burial of our dear
boy Lloyd A. Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. McReynolds.
Wm. Pullen, an old-timer of the
Owyhee country, and at one time as
sessor of Malheur county, arrived last
week from Pennington, California, on a
visit to his daughter, Mrs. S. Bigelow
of Owyhee,
The Alexander Clothing company is
establishing another branch store, to
be conducted by Fred Simon of the On
tario store. The new establishment
will be located at Blackfoot, Idaho, to
which place Mr. Simon and family
have moved.
Mrs. Ellen Case will attend her open
ing at Parma this week and will then
have a grand opening at Vale. Her
large stock has taken considerable time
to arrange properly and will be a sur
prise to the people of Vale when shown.
There will be no necessity for going
outside of the town to obtain the best
there is in hats and trimmings. Prices
will be right. adv.
Vale Transfer &
Livery Co.
Phone 121
General Transfer
Business
Fine Rigs and Teams
STORAGE
Ontario Laundry
AGENCY AT
Rogers' Cigar Store
At Post Office
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Phone 98
For $2 per month, the Aetna Insur
ance Co. will sell you a $3000
Accumulative
Accident Policy
which will amount to $4500 in fivs
years. Second, a Health Policy,
which will pay you $15.00 per week
while sick of disabled. Third, also
pay Hospital or Operation Fees.
And other benefits. If interested,
call upon or write
T. P. Wormward
Room 212 Nelsen Building
Vale Oregon
I have the
Rings
in stock or
will make
you one to
order
HARD WICK, Watch-maker, Jeweler
Two Doors South of Post Office VALE, OREGON
Weinhard's
Columbia Beer
IS THE BEST
Keeneyfe Gardiner, Agts.
Arlington Block
VALE, OREGON
The Best Furniture for our Customers
The best is none too good for the
patrons of this store, and for the
purpose of supplying our custom
ers with a class of Furniture that
cannot be excelled in beauty, dur
ability or perfect workmanship,
and at the tame time keeping the
price at a moderate figure, we
have studied the market and fac
tory constantly, and are prepared
to give our patrons the best in
Furniture at the lowest price.
T. T. NELSEN, Vale, Ore.
Beaver Board
Economy
Better Than Lath and Plaster
Investigate
Oregon-Idaho Lumber Co.
SWAN BAHHHU SHOP
C, K HAMMOND, lyl.
Hair Cutting ami Mim.ialntf a tfjMrlalty
Hlciw Kl inlufcf I'ml'is, 'I t i m tit unr I'wihuU Miami"