MALHEUR ENTERPRISE
Start a Savings
Account for
the Baby
LAND FRAUD INlAUSTRIANDEFEAT
PARENTS who will open an account of
$1.00 or more for babies entered at the
Better Babies Contest we will also contribute
$1.00 to each account. This account must
be opened for one year or more, as our contri
bution is made for encouraging thrift and
saving qualities in the children of Malheur
County. 5 per cent interest will be paid on
this account semi-annually.
HARNEY AND
MALHEUR
Burns Lawyer Conferring
With Attorney-General
Film. O. n. McC'omif'll, a lawyer
of iiurna, conferred with Attorney-
Central Crawford In regard to Institut
ing suits for the recovery by the state
of large tracts of grazing land In Har
ney and Malheur counties, control of
which Mr. McConnell charges was ob
tained by fraud. Suit Is pending
nrjiiinMt the Pacific Livestock company
for the recovery of 27,000 acres . of
school land. The company has enter
ed suit to prevent the adjudication of
water rights on the Silvles river, and
It was while making an investigation
of its allegations that Mr. McConnell
says he found that about 50,000 other
acres 'had been obtained through
fraud.
IN RUSSIAN
POLAND
Homo. The Mrsapero publishes a
telegram from Rofia, Miliaria, which
n-iyR the Austrians have suffered nn
Irreparable defeat at Zamoste, in Kus
slan Poland, &0 miles southeast of
Lublin.
Let us hope congress will take some
prompt action for the establishment of
an American merchant marine. It is
doubtful if such a golden opportunity
will ever he offered again. European
e cpoiters have been driven from ina
seas, and South America is crying lor
goods. Opportunity and a ready mar
ket is noutwing at our door. Will it be
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PORTLAND MARKETS
THE MARKETS
Portland.
Wheat Club, Mr; bluestem, $1.10;
red Russian, flic.
Hay Timothy, $16; alfalfa, $12.
Butter Creamery, .Tic.
Kggs Ranch, 2'x
Wheat Blur-Mem," $1.10; club, Tic;
ri d Russian, P-
rod Russian, K"-.
Hay Timothy, $lfi per ton; alf;.lfa,
13 per ton.
Butter Creamery, 31c.
Eggs 27c.
KecoYour
I Animals
Free from Flies
rvue nivf 1r milk.
hrirxct ili lcs work ttherf
V.-'--- tortured by flics, keep
J"jmir stock tree from these
disease breeding pests by spray.
ing them with
Conkey's Fly Knocker
Gives animals immediate reliel and saves
you money and trouble. Does not taint
milk. Inolfcnsivc to animals.
Try It 15 Day
Money Back
If It Fails
to please you. Oct a
can now win", .c,
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II. E. YOUNG
Vale, Ore.
UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK
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J Under Direction of FAY CLARK, County School Superintendent
PATRONS FROM! KINGMAN COLONY
THREE DISTRICTS
AT OWYHEE
New Lines of Work Discussed and
Plans Formulated for the
Studies Next Year
HOUSEWARMING
A splendid Parent-Teacher Associa
tion rally was held at the Owyhee
school house Friday afternoon of last
week. There were patron, to the
number of twenty from three districts
in that section of the county. While
the Owyhee organization was perfect
ed last spring, new lines of work were
discussed and plans made for more and
better work next year. Mrs. Flora
Irfwe is president of the Owyhee Asso
ciation and she has the support of the
entire neighborhood in her work. At
the meeting Friday all of the women
and most of the men in tho local dis
trict signed the constitution. Tho peo
ple on the Owyhee are realizing what
united efforts will accomplish and the
new school year bids fair to be the
best they have enjoyed for a long time.
IMPROVEMENTS ON
OWYHEE SCHOOL
BUILDING MADE
Some good improvements arc being
made on the Owyhee school house. A
new heating plant, a change in the lo
cation of some of tho windows and sev
eral other changes will give them a
comfortable and well equipped building.
The Kingman Colony people will give
a house warming in their new school
building Saturday evening. Thev nlan
iw imve it program and will sell ice
cream and other refr(hmcnt ti..
proceeds will. serve as a nucleus for a
piano fund.
I his is a splendid idea-this house
warming in our new school houses.
Why not dedicate every new school
house in the county as a real social
center. At the present time we do not
get our moneys worth out of our put
lie school houses. They should be
made the meeting plai-ts of our people
whenever they wish to meet for busi
ness or for social afternoons and even
ings.
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS !
For Sept. 3, 4, and 5, During the Carnival, we have the following to offer.
The balance of our Suits at 50c on the Dollar, sizes and prices as follows:
One suit, size 35, regular price $15.00, this sale $7.50
One suit, size 36, " 16.50
Two suits, size 38 " 16.50
One suit, size 35 " 18.50
One suit, size 36 " 19.00
Two suits, size 40 " 18.00
One suit, size 42 " 18.50
One suit, size 39 " 18.50
Two suits, size 37 " 20.50
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Malheur County la celebrated for
Its honey.
JUNTURA SCHOOLS
September 21st is the date decided
upon for the opening of th-j Juntura
schools. The splendid how building
will be ready at that time.
NEW TEACHER FOR '
DISTRICT NO. 29
Mr. I,. I,. Jillson, who has been nrin
cipal of the Weiser Industrial Insti
tute, will teach in district this year.
Mr. Jillson is a splendid teacher and
the patrons of that district are to be
congratulated upon their selection.
8.25
8.25
9.25
9.50
9.00
9.25
9.25
11.25
12 Styleplus suits, the same price the world over, reg
ular price 17.00, at this sale 8.50
Following are the sizes we have left in Styleplus: One 42, five 40's one 3S,
Ihree 36's, and two 37's.
Two corduroy suits, sizes 39 and 40, regular price
12.50, this sale 6.25
Similar Carnival Bargains in every line in the
house. Be sure and visit THE HUB while in town
you will find what you want at the price you like.
MCDERMITT SCHOOLS
Miss Grace Bowman will rosumelier
duties as teacher in the Mi-tWmit
school. Miss Ilowman taught a very
successful term last year and Lr.'
back at an advance in salarv. This
speaks well both for the teacher and
tho district.
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14.90 4.90
VICE-ADMIRAL JELLICOE STATE MILITIA IS I GERMAN CROWN PRINCE
v. Anrvrnrn ta '
BUTTE
EYES!
EYES!
During the three clays of
the Grand Carnival, I will
properly fit lenses and
Ifive the best gold filled
mountings for $!.)(). All
work thoroughly gun ran
teed. M. II. Doolittle.
EYES!
EYES!
4,90 4.901
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N.iHi hit
Helena, Mont., -Governor Stewart
ordered the Immediate mobilization of
tliH entire state militia. consistitiK of
ten companies, as a result of the re
newal at ltutte of factional troubles
among the miners.
Governor Stewart also telegraphed
Senators Walhh and Kmuis asking
their aid in having federal troops from
Vancouver bat rack brought into th
ttuirt and held In readme in the
event the kttttc mllitht a not able
to cope with the t-liuaikin.
Unite.--Mln i. tipenly Ihreatene.l to
lay th town in a.hia if tlther tat
or lederal lloo tti ni'tt-J to ,t,i,.r
IliillB. Oii of i,,t .u.Ur tf nun
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to li.til, but mouUI i uk ihih, jn,d
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DIGESTER TANKAGE
Made by the UNION MEAT CO., NonjTpoTtla
Now on Sale in Vale
Whether you raise three hogs or three hundred
you cannot afford to overlook this famous hoc fnnri
Read what J. M. Fruitts, of Joseph, Ore. savs nX
Digester Tankage: " uout
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Joseph. Orepon, Mar. 15,
UNION MEAT CO. 1 9 1 4
North Portland,
Oregon.
Dear Sir:
In reference to the results obtained from vmir
Digester Tankage; I have found it to be a profitable and s'.,tis
factory feed. It has no superior as a feed for bmoi sow's"
Its high percentage of protein makes it a great developer for
the unborn pigs.
It makes strong boned pigs with nice glossy coals
In the show ring it has no equal to my judgment. During the
past winter I have fed tankage to my young pips and have
never met with greater success.
Yours truly,
(Signed; J. M. Fruitts
Digester Tankage is made from fresh, whole
some pieces of meat. It develops bone and muscle
and makes pigs grow. Endorsed by all the leading
Agricultural Experiment Stations and by the best
breeders and feeders in every state. It's a meal in
form, fed wet or dry, mixed with other foods.
Digester Tankage can be purchased from our
store. We have bought this hog food in large
shipments and can give you the benefit of this sav
ing in freight, .
Place your order wTith us now.
Interior Warehouse Co.
VALE, OREGON
NEWS BRIEFS
FROM TOWN
OF BROGAN
Brogan, Sept. 2. -Mr. John Kennedy
brought his sister back with him from
the east and she is looking after the
books of the Brogan Trading company.
A government post oflice inspector
was in Brogan checking over our pott
oflice Looks last Thursday.
Mrs. Trevett has been very ill the
last week, but is slowly recovering.
Mr. Willis went to Ontario on Satur
day, returning on Monday.
Mr. I'.obertson and his mother drove
to Vale last Saturday.
Mrs. Willis' brother spent the week
end in lirogan.
After a month's siege of sickness,
Mrs. Woodward is able to be out.
Harry Flynn leaves for a two weeks
eastern business trip the last of this
week.
Mrs. Robertson expects to leave for
her new home in Spokane about the
30th. Fred will drive un to Snokane.
and Billy Pancoast is planning to go
with him.
Frances Woodward leaves about the
15th for Caldwell where she will go to
school this winter.
The Ladies Aid Society meets with
Mrs. A. A. Reed and Mrs. Lane at
Mrs. Reed's home on Wednesday.
Threshers are busy with Fred Mit
chel's oats. The yield is very good.
Mrs. Willis went to Vale Tuesday on
business.
Fred Mitchel's family and the Love
las family reported a fine time when
they were camping at "40 miles from
nowhere," as Fred pflts it.
Brogan Correspondent.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
C. C. Croy to Elizabeth Hoover, Aug
28, 1914. - .
Silas O. Fox to Ruth Bernard, Sept.
1, 1911.
THE LIFE CAREER
"Schooling: i" youth should invariably be
directed to piepare a person in die best my
for the best permanent occupation for which
he is capable.1' l'reiiidtiitC. W. fcliot.
This is the Mission of the
Forty-sixth School Year Opent
SEPTEHBER 18th, 1914
Write for illustrated loo-page Book
let, "THE LIFE CAREliR," and forCata.
log containing full information.
Degree Courses AGRICULTURE :
Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Hus
bandry, Poultry Husbandry, Horticulture.
Agriculture for Teachers. FORESTRY
Logging engineering, hoa e Eco
NOMICS: DomesticScience, DomesticArt
ENGINEERING: Electrical, Irrigation,
Highway, Mechanical, Chemical, Mining.
Ceramics. COMMERCE. PHARMACY.
INDUSTRIAL ARTS.
Vocational 7-.?-Agriculture, Dairy
ing, Home Makers' Course, Industrial
Arts, Forestry, B usiness Short Course.
School of Music Piano, String, Band,
Voice Culture.
Farmers Business Course by Mail Free.
Address THK RKGISTRAR,
(tw-7-15 to 9-9) Corvallis, Oregon
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Malheur County has demonstrated
that It Is the best corn producing
section In the west.
Heavy yields of com, barley, oai
and alfalfa make Malheur county
great bog raising country.
Malheur County lias 5,000,000
mci-ch of splendid gruzlug land.
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I. Lard at
12c per lb
l Only one 10-Ib pail or less !j
to each customer
: City Meat Market
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