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H MALHEUR ENTERPRISE Summons for Publua'ion. In the Circuit Court of the State of OreROM, ir mo lAJumy m 'vlHineur. Gertrude S. MoguH. i'lainliir, Vs. Har ry G. Wallace, Defendant. To Harry G. Wallace, the above nam ed Defendant. In the name of the State of Oregon; You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed HRiiinht you jn the above entitled suit on or before the 24th clay of October, 11)14, and if Vou fail so to answer, for want there of, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in the com nlHint. to-wit: For the judgment and decree of the Court foreclosing lien of $1250.00, with interest at 6 from May 6, 1913; and the costs and disburse ments of this suit against your undi ' vided two-thirds interest in and to Lots 2 and 3, SWJ NEJ, SKI NWJ, Sec. G, Tp. 21 S., K. 42 t., W. M.. and Lots 9 to 16, inclusive, Block 18 of Wrstfall, , Oregon, and for such other and further relief as may to the Court seem equita ble and for the costs and disbursements , herein. This summons is published in the Malheur Enterprise by virtue of an or der of the Hon. Dalton Higgs, Circuit Judge of the above entitled Court, made and entered of record on the 10th day of September, 1914, directing pub lication thereof once a week lor six consecutive weeks. Date of first pub lication September 12, 1914. Date of last publication October 24. 1914. Duncan & Wheeler, Attorneys tor Plaintiff. Sept. 12-Oct. 24. Notice For Publication. 01999 Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Oflice at VbIp n wnrint. .-- . ...spPtember 25th, 1914.1 n vjo. 7 vrry ven that John w ' LHle' 0reon. who, on September 25th, 1911, made Desert" 1-and application, No. 01999, for the EJ .? ! 'S";!;rn 4- Township 19 S., Range 4.5 h., VVillamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final Proof, to establish r aim In th it.a i. ' escribed before the Register and Re ceiver, U. S. 'and Office, at Vale, Oreg0ni on the 4th day of November, 1914. Claimant names as witnesses: K. H. DeArmond, Frank Vines, Fred Macey, Wess Caviness, all of Vale, Oregon. Prucb R.Kester. o,. . Register, SUMMONS TOR PUBLICATION. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Malheur. W. G. Thomson, Plaintiff, vs. Hannah Barton, Executrix of the Estate of J. W. Barton, deceased, and Hannah Barton, individually, and the un known heirs of J. W. Barton, de ceased, Defendants. To Hannah Barton, Executrix of the Estate of J. W. Barton, deceased; Hannah Barton, individually; and to the unknown heirs of J. W. Barton, deceased; the above-named defendants. In the name of the State of Oree-on. you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above-entitled suit on or before the 24th day of October, 1914, and, if you fail so to answer, for want there of, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in the com plaint, to-wit; for a decree foreclosing s mortgage in the sum of $9,190.00, bearing date of August 20, 1912, on which mortgage there is due $8,5;S6.f5 and for $79.80 interest accrued to Oc tober 1, 1913; and for interest at 8 per annum from October 1, 1913, on Baid $8,536.65 until paid; and for the further sum of $800.00 attorneys' fee; and for the further sum of $67.19, de linquent taxes; and for the costs and disbursements herein; and that said Court enter its order and decree fore closing the lien of said judgment upon the NWJ Sec. 9, and the SE1 Sec. 8, Tpl9 S;;R.44 E., W. M., and for Buch further relief as to the Court may Beem just; and for the costs and dis bursements of this suit. This summons is published in the Malheur Enterprise by virtue of an order made bv the Hon. Dalton Biggs, Circuit Judge of the above-entitled Court, made and entered of record on the 10th day of September, 1914, di recting and requiring publication there of once a week for six consecutive weeks. Date of first publication Sep tember 12, 1914. Date of last publica tion October 24,1914. Duncan & Wheeler, Attorneys for Plain. ifft Notice For Publication. 0737 Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Vale, Oregon. October 3rd, 1914. NOTICE is hereby given that Wil liam H. Woodworth, of Westfall, Ore Ron, who, on May 22nd, 1908, made Homestead application, No. 0737, for Lots 2 and 3, SWJ NEJ and NWJ SEJ, Section 2, Township 18 S., Range 41 E., Willamette Meridian, has filed no tice of intention to make five-year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver, U. S. Land Office, at Vale, Oregon, on the 11th day of No vember, 1914. Claimant names as witnesses: J. D. Fairman, William Blake, Steve Woodward, J. B. Claypool, all of West fall, Oregon. Bruce R. Kester, Register. Oct. 10-Nov. 7. (First Publication, October 3rd, 1914.) Sheriff's Sale. ' In the Circuit Court of the State of vregon for the County of Malheur. V,J:- Fi8k I'luintitF, vs. Samuel W. jaie, ueiendant. UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF An order of sale and decree of foreclosure issued out of the Circuit Court of the htate ot Oregon, for the County of manieur, on tne am day or August, A. D. 1914, in the above entitled suit, wherein the said F. E. Fisk in nlHintiff and the said Samuel W. Tate is defen dant, in which suit the said plaintiff recovered judgment agai' st said de tendant for the sum of $6,717.90, with interest thereon from August 31st, lvn, ai me rate or ten per cent, per annum, and the further sum of $21.20, costs and disbursements in said suit, which said decree and judgment was amy enrolled and docketed in the Uerk's Office of Baid Court in said County, on August 31st, 1914, and an execution thereon was duly issued by said Court on September 29th, 1914. wherein I am ordered and directed by said decree and judgment, to sell All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land situate in said County of Mal heur, State of Oregon, and described as follows: The South Half of the Northwest Quarter, and the South Half of the Northeast Quarter of ,the Northwest Quarter, all in Section Twenty Four (21), Township Twenty One (21) South of Range Forty Six (46) East of Wil lamette Meridian, containing one hun dred acres, also the water right to ten fifteenths (10-15) cubit feet per second of time from the canals of the River side Irrigation District, Ltd., made appurtenant to said land by water deed No. 64 under date of August 1st, 1905; Also ten (10) shares of stock in said Riverside Irrigation District, Ltd. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on Monday, the Second day of Novem ber, A. D. 1914, at Eleven o'clock, A. M , of that day, in front of the Court House in the City of Vale, Malheur County, Oregon, I will, in obedience to said order of sale and decree of fore closure, sell the above-described prop erty, or a3 much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said plaintiff's judgment, with interest thereon, and said costs and disbursements and the expense and cost of this sale, to the highest bidder, for cash. Dated at Vale, Oregon, this 30th day of September. A. D. 1914. D. H. Kerfoot, Sheriff. By Ross A. Soward, Deput? . C. M. Crandall, Plaintiff's Attorney. (Last Publication October 31st 1914.) Notice For Publication. Vale 01037 Burns 03532 Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Vale, Oregon, September 23rd, 1914 NOTICE is hereby given that Charles 0. Powell, of Bonita, Oregon, who, on August )3th, 1909, made Additional Homestead application. No. 01037, for the SWJ, Section 14, Township 15 S., RanRe 40 E., Willamette Meridian, has "led notice of intention to make five year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Reg ister and Receiver, U. S. Land Office, t Vale, Oregon, on the 27th day of October, 1914. Claimant names as witnesses: A. E. Powell, R. W. Reed, Lark Bil yeu. M. J. Powell, all of Bonita, Ore gon. Bruce R. Kester, , Register. Bept. 26-Oct. 24. T. T. Nelsen Funeral Director UP-TO-DATE Undertaking Parlors I Carry a Fine Line of Undertaking Supplies Hearse Service T. T. NELSEN Licensed Embalmer ARE YOU INTERESTED IN VALE OIL LANDS? The Future Looks Bright ith the development work now King on. Four Standard Rigs re racing down for the coveted fluid. Can Locate You Cheap U You Act Quickly Lamia, Ih-uu m,j stock in uv 'l compani,.,,, furnihwJ at Ii- thht will attract you. CJd n on the (rrumul floor, wiiilu the J'H-rtunny tt.u, oi rM ol.Uiiu;.! now fr v.ry littlo Wj mt ubut TWO RULERS AREAT FRONT Czar and Kaiser Are Reported to bo Directing Battle. London. The Czar and the Kaiser have hastened to the battle line, along the German frontier. Correspondents of newspapers in Home and London report that, the Czar has left Petro grnd for the front. It is assumed that the Russian ruler is at Warsaw, base of the great Russian central army now advancing directly toward Posen and already In collision with German ar mies in the line of Posen, Kalises, Czenstachowa and Cracow. Ttmrp is information from German and Russian sources that the Kaiser has left Dresluu for Posen and is nnm inntine the strategy of the German de- fense If these statements are accur ate they signify that the monarch comprehend that a decisive phase of the conflict of Russia against Ger mnny u at hand at various points along the front, particularly from I o seii und Hr. oliiu Notice For Publication. Vale 01916 & Add'l. Vale 03399 tt peptmerit of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Vale, Oregon, September 17th. 1914. wo 1 ICE is hereby given that An drew H. Rlttiir. of Rrno-nn Dm who, on June 28th, 1911, made Homel stead application, No. 01916, for the EiSWJ, WJSEJ, SEJ SEi, Sec. 28, V. R 41 El and who on June m, 1314, made Addl. Hd. Appln. 03399, for NE1 SEI & Wl!Wl SnnHnn Oft Township 14 S., Rat.ge 41 E., Willaml ette Meridian, has filed notice of inten tion to make three-year Proof, to es- laoiltm cam to thn and nhnvn rleoprih- ed. before the Retrial pr snH Revivor U. S. Land Office, at Vale, Oregon, on me :uin aay oi uciober, 1914. Claimant names as witnesses: Frank Wilkinson, R. T. Wilkinson, Brogan, Oregon; L. McKinney, Vale, Oregon; L. A. Bilyeu, Bonita, Oregon. Bruce R. Kester. Register. sept. i-uct. 17. WHO GOT THE MONEY-A "FAIR" OUESTION-WHO? One of the Many Queries the Town Lot Speculators have Refused to Answer. To En- the Editor of the Malheur terprlse: In an attempted reply to the ques tion of the Enterprise regarding the expenditure of the fair money en titled "Who Got the Money," some writer slightly acquainted with the art of sophistry has attacked the Vale water system and the 'heavy cost thereof. We assume It to be an attempted reply, else there Is no reason for the article In question. The cost of the VALE WATER SYSTEM IS not of Interest to the county at large. It may or may not have cost much. There may or may not have been money to divide, as hinted by this sophist of Ontario. The fact remains that VALE HAS a water system that Is worth all It cost. Again, Vale HAS NOT ASKED THE COUNTY FOR ANY DONATION to help them pay for It. The burden has been borne by VALE. On the other hand the FAIR GRAB is the business of the entire county. Instead of being carried on by the Ontario contingent they first at tempted to get $6,500 from the county. They did get $1,500. They then saddled the Indebtedness of $13,000 on the county at a $2,500 special election. This in the face of the fact that THEY CLAIMED THAT THEY OWED ONLY $6,000. Thus the fair matter is one for county Inquiry. We all want to know who got the money and are Interested, though not to the same extent, in knowing why there should still be a further Indebtedness of $6,500 to be unloaded on Ontario. Illegally, if any Ontario citizen chooses to en join it. The question remains, a fair question, WHO GOT THE MONEY, and if they were indebted $13,000 why did they tell the county commissioners that tney owed only $6,000? MALHEUR CITIZEN. RUSSIANS MAKE ADVANCE ON TRANSYLVANIA tWn Ot'er to Roumanians. nu.har.. Tl- Au..rollun.rl.j. provlnc of HukoNiu.. and Irani) I- u... 7w;;d ,i i.t 'I. it r II 1 ' ' ili'l' ''It I i -I ' ...... London. A correspondent of the Exchanee Telegraph compauy at Rome says a dispatch has been received there irom Bucharest saying that af ter occupying the principal cities of Bukowina (a crown land of Austria Hungary) the Russians have begun an advance on Transylvania. Austria, hoping to defeat this seri ous menace, has concentrated in the West Carpathians several army corps and a big battle is imminent. A I'etrograd dispatch by way ot Rome to the Central News says: The Germans are evacuating Rus sian territory. Whole reglmente have been drowned In the Nlemen river and have lost their siege artillery. The Emperor, It Is declared, escaped with difficulty." inm Petrourad there continues to pour In uninterrupted claims of Rus sian successes on tne rronuer ui . land; but from Gallcla, where the Rus sian and combined German and Aus trian forces are at death grips before Cracow, has come nothing to Indicate which side has taken the first honors. Japan Claims German Island. Toklo -The navy department Issued the following official communication: The Japanese nquadroo delegated ,o dehtroy the German fleet In the Mouth Heaa ha. UihM blu.Jarketa on jalull laiauJ. the . ovrHol In tha Marahall arcUt-alago. hicb snnail 0ruxar lu ! J.,iMilltlc lliul'lrll Miillli- al I'. ,U III..I .11 Out nln I.'l.i t to H Mr J M hi ii tn M f 'In- t'ii" , ,t li t Mi ' . I ..(.. Ur j Real Estale Transfers Complete List of Deeds Recorded hj the Count j Clerk of Malheor County since the last Issue of The Enterprise. Oct. 5 to Oct. 10, 1914. C. B. Shaw to J. H. N. Peterson. Mining property, Sept. 23, 1914, $1. C. C. Hull et ux to Cary Hull, i int in lots 10-11-12 bl 8 Hadlev's 3rd Adn vale, Aug. 10, 1911, $10. Investor's Mortgage Security Co. to W. McCulloch. Assienine S 8-18-46. Sept. 28, 1914, $1. United States to Phil E. Edwards. SiNWJ NiSWl 11-16-41, Sept. 11. 1914. James Nun-e et ux to Isabelle Bribes lots 4-5-6 6-19-45, Sept. 5, 1914, $6250. M. F. Loy et ux to Mike Schumach er and Fred Loy, SEJ 28-20-46, Sept. 16, 1914, $200. Northern Pacific Railway Co. to Ce- lestin St. Martin, NW1SW1 14. lot 4 23, 41-43, July 25, 1914, $703.64. Jesse W. Bain et ux to Elizabeth D. Yardley. lots 6-7 bl 215 Ontario, Oct. 1914, $1. " PAPER MILLS TO COMBINE Portland. For the purpose of re ducing operating expenses by elimina tion of duplication in fixed charges, the pulp and paper interests control ling the Crown-Columbia Paper com pany and the Willamette Pulp & Pa per company have perfected a consol idation involving a capitalization of $13,000,000 and will hereafter operate under the corporate name of Crown- Willamette Paper company. All prop erties of the two companies located in Oregon, Washington and California will be taken into the combination. It Is understood that a majority of the stockholders in the two concerns have ratified the plan and that the new com pany will be organized as a Maine corporation. It is declared that additional new capital will be broughtl into the busi ness and enable the consolidation to make extensive improvements which have been in contemplation for some time. The Crown-Columbia Paper company has a large modern plant at Camas, Wash., said to have the finest equip ment of any paper mill in the world. It has a capacity of 175 tons a day. It manufactures print paper, paper bags and tissue paper. It has an auxiliary plant for making wrapping paper at Oregon City, pulp mills at Warren- dale, Or., and a large wrapping paper and tissue paper establishment at Florlston, Cal., where the chief out put Is tissue paper wrappers for fruit. The chief plant of the Willamette Pulp & Paper company is located at Oregon City, with a capacity of 200 tons of print paper a day. The com bined capacity of the various mills in volved in the deal is about 450 tons a day. U. S. Land Office. Complete Record of Homestead, Desert and Other Entries at the U.S. Land Office at Vale durinf the past week. Henry Rumpel, Vale, SW1NW Ni NWi 22-18-44, 120 acres. Frank A. Miller, Parma, Idaho, lot 4 isolated tract, 14-2146, 4.28 acres. N. P. R. R. selection, NfclNEi 8-23- 42. 40 acres; NEJNEJ 35-22-41, 40 acres. Wm. C. Walt, Nyssa. SJNWi NWI SWJ 11-21-46, 120 acres. Floyd Adams, Ontario, WlNWi 32- 20-46, 80 acres. James H. Dunn, McDermitt. Nev.. SEJNEJ, NISEI SWiSEJ 17-36-46, 160 acres. IT IS UNFAIR, SAYS MR. JENSEN T FREE FREE? Memoirs off i Napoleon i Three Volumes This man caused the last general European war. His personal memoirs, written by his secretary, Baron De Meneval, are full of the most absorbing incidents, especially in view of the present great Euro pean struggle. Ju( a hundred yean ago, hi ambi tions bathed the Continent in a tea of blood. France alone, under his leailer hic, fought Germany, Kuwia, Auttria, Italy, and Great Britain and won, Get these Memoirs Free By ipecial arrangement with the pub linheri of COLLIER S, The National Weekly, we are enabled to offer a lim ited number of thete tliree-voluma et of tha Memoira of Napoleon free with year'a aubtrription to Collier's and this paper. The offer it itrictly limited to get advantage of it you mutt act promptly. Sherlock Holmes Stories Exclusively in Collier's All ilu tlxiUxk Hflowt u!n alilLk4 U Itlt will M blMl.tlr ttii . Tki "Lm iiii" pttmit ti ik ru w 'r um rkutuaortic t"04 4 tllll . lu trltoa ll 'Ok It ftfeufl Hotf itfi! t-im Miik atla' HMlr luiiciialt U.lr Special Offer toour Headers X VtWl "HIM fctli " i M . . i . ii ... .11 . A iUj mmi I i it, I u at a " - r w- - - U 4 9 i ' ' 4l.f t4, a iv i h4i . a. t ' " OI I II H h J ; --.' I m , i-.a i' J. N. Jensen, a farmer from Harney county and who lives within the bound ary lines of the proposed county of Da vis, called at the office of the Enter prise and expressed himself against the formation of a new county at this time. Mr. Jensen also expressed him self strongly as to the unfairness of Um county seat removal. "I am not particularly religious," said Mr. Jensen, "but I believe in put ting myself in the other man's place, believe in doing as I would like to be done by. After having worked years and built up a little home it looks un fair for a stronger neighbor to come along and take it for no reason but that of selfishness. "As to county division." continued Mr. Jensen, "we are utterly opposed to it. No one jn our country, outside of Juntura, Is in favor of it. We are not able to sustain the enormous ex pense it will put us to. It looks like an unholy alliance between Ontario and Juntura. If Ontario can get rid of that section and can drive the Malheur -country into Baker she will be able to run things as she pleases. Through the desire of Ontario to rule the whole county she is willing to load us with an enormous tax. We are not able to carry the load a new county organiza tion will put upon us. He have very little opportunity for great improve ment through irrigation. The larger part of the country in Harney county which is susceptible of cultivation through irrigation and down near the proposed county of Davis refused to be included in the new county. We there fore have an enormous amount of graz ing land in proportion to arable land. It is wrong for Ontario and Burns to try to force these things on us when we are opposed to it. "Crops were fine for a while," said Mr. Jensen, "but the rabbit crop in creased too fast for us and about clean ed us up. Something must be done to exterminate this pest, or we will all have to give up in my section." FIRE SCATTERING AT NACO Naco, Sonora, Mexico. Scattering, Ineffective fire from both sides con stituted the day's program in Gover nor Maytorena's attack on Naco where General Renjamln Hill has been en trenched for a week awaiting the as sault. Hill's casualties were one kill ed and three wounded, bu by his own fire. Naco, Ariz., adjoining the besieged town, across the American border, Is almost as much of a sufferer as this place. Bad marksmanship on the part of the attackers and the proximity of the town have combined to make the American streets hazardous. Sight seers have been stopped a mile outside the town. Private Wilson, troop G, Tenth United States Cavalry, was struck by a bullet while be stood In camp, 600 yards front the International line, op posite Hill's entrenchments. The bul let lodged In his chest. German Famine Not Feared. Berlin. Germany's position econ omically and financially Is such aa will enable her to carry the war to a auc cessful conclusion, in the opinion of Vice-Chancellor Clemens Delbrueck. The country cannot be starved out, said the vice-chancellor In an Interview. Germans Build 50 More Submarines. London. The German dockyards are working with feverish energy aaya a Copenhagen dispatch to the Dally Mall. Fifty aubmariiiea are being built. It la reported, the submarine successes having made the German public clamorous for more ships of this kind. Franee'a War Outlay 17,000,000 Daily. I'srls. The war la costing France 17,000,000 a day. Minister of Finance Alexandra Moot announced that the outlay for the first 00 daya of Hi con flict bad been 1 4 20.000.000. It's t'M lad to lake candy from lly, hut we are nunp lld to liw lmu ainHt'i ti or Hify will ii .lly ilniliu Him ptili Tlit-7 !' Imd a i n ni. ti'OH'a I Ii I r r,'l'l IimkI M all) )' ! 'Ili. hh ii Will. ' "' fit li( l.f ll'U" 'I III lU I'M prfu. i.i ii tun in l"n Ilia - , t'U I'l Hll, . ' I Deposit Your Money in the First National Bank of Vale, Ore. and pay all your bills with checks, which is a more convenient way and at the same time es tablishes a credit. In making loans a Bank will, always take care of its customers first. Give us your businessman d we will treat you right. " OFFICERS J. S. Edwards. President T. W. Halliday, Vice President C O. Nelson, Cashier W. R. Wilkeison, Vice. Pres. . J. L Lawrence, Asst. Cashier Copy of Telegram THEODORE ROOSEVELT New York, N, Y., Oct. 2, 1914. William E. Johnson, Anti-Saloon League Press Bureau, Portland, Oregon. I am informed that my name is being used by certain saloon leagues and other organizations against the cause of temperance, and that state ments purpoting to . come from me are quoted to give the impression that I have declared against statewide prohibition in various states where the issue is up this fall. I have made no statements of any kind or sort to warrant such use of my name. Where I have spoken at all on the subject it has been with reference to the special needs of the state in which I have spoken, and the utterances which I have made are public and accessible to everyone. signed THEODORE ROOSEVELT. Paid advertisement F. L. Cook, Vale, Ore. The new Price $100 II U fin Canada - $125) (TzXzP' 85? 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