I VALE, Core of the "New Empire of the West" 'ill Irrigated Farm and Fruit Lands The Banner Live Stock County of The United States r.v.-"T'"," AlfALBV "OOME TO VALE in i?iy VOLUME VI. NUMBER 20. m NyiQ $ j,ttf.'.,wf.-:-.l ' 1 1 i VALE, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1915. Subscription, $2.00 per year. f 3 BULLY CREEK DIVERSION DAM 125 FEET IN HEIGHT. Bully Creek Reservoir is Filling Big Artificial Lake which will Furnish Life-giving Waters to the Thirsty Lands Below, is Being Filled. Hundreds of Happy Homesteaders will Greet the Glad Tidings With Unbounded Joy. Paradise for Fishermen. It is now three years since D. M.lernment uiogan, Ueorge K. Davis and John Rigby commenced the preliminary work on the Bully creek system. Her- Corn Crop Increased Ten-Fold Jl. G. Kmgman Says Malheur County will Produce Ten Times Greater Crop This Year Than Last, as a Re sult of the Work Done by 'Pomona Grange. bonds. I the horizon of prosperity is about to Holders of unoccupied land have lift. There will be a change in gov wisely concluded that a fair price ' ernmental methods which will relieve which fills all the land with farmers us from worry over financial methods, .,l,l,l . ,i. ... .......u um oi ine greatest improve- ,s better than a high price with only , money will become elastic through iuu . ue iounu lor the an isolated rection here and there un-,sane banking methods and we are rea der the plow. Interest on big values dy for renewal of activity. We have soon cause holders to realize the true ; learned the lesions of the past and method of quick sales and short prof-i will beware in the future. Orchardists its. will not depend entirely on, one prod- We now realize what this wonderful! uct. Sheep men will improve their improvement means to Vale and to method and cattle will increase once advancement of Vale, the Enterprise prophesied and boosted for the proj ect. The preliminary work consumed ov er a year and cost some $25,000. Meanwhile the election of 1912 and A. G. Kingman, representing the Malheur County Pomona Grange, was in the city the first of the week, in the interest of the Corn Carnival to be held this fall. To an Enterprise representative Mr. Kingman said: "There will be ten times as much corn raised in Malheur county Wis year as iuni,, uuc w uic interest that has been aroused by the Pomona Grange, and it is our inten- f tion this year to get into the National f Corn Show, and give Malheur county a nation-wide name as a corn produc ing country. "Last year the Vale section was not represented at the Corn Carnival, and just now we are devoting our atten tion to this section, in the hope of get ting some prize winning corn from here. This Malheur County Corn Show is a strictly Grange affair, the Granges in the different localities put ting up the money for the cash prizes ottered, lhe Orange in the upper valley having disbanded, we have had no medium to work through here, and for that reason we are now arranging to take the matter up through the Vale Chamber of Commerce or the business men of the city. "A mistaken idea has become cur rent in this section that the corn show is an Ontario institution. It is not. It is strictly a Pomona Grange institu tion, and an affair of county wide in terest and importance. The first car nival was held at Ontario because it was most central point for the great est Grange membership, and after this year the carnivals will be held at Vale, Nyssa, Brogan or any other point that will offer similar inducements to those that have been offered by the business men of Ontario." Mr. Kingman handed in the follow ing circular of instructions to contes tants and Grange committeemen, which is being sent out to those who may be interested in the carnival: a depressing ettect on all. promotions of large or small enterprises: we say a depressing effect so far as the invest or was concerned; neither hard times, elections, European wars, nor any of the evil 5 that attack the ordinary pro moters have any effect on D. M. Bro- gan. "Bully creek and spreadng the wa ter over the land," says Mr. Brogan, tor the purpose of assisting in the, "is my business. Why should I quit standardization of the Vale schools, 'my business because times are hard? consequent unrest and liquidation had: the county. Every family on 40 or 80 more. HIGH SCHOOL ART SHOW At the High School Auditorium, Tues day, May 4, to Saturday, May 8, Both Dates Inclusive. an art show will be staged as above stated. To standardize the school, it must, among other things, place at least one picture on the walls of each We will keep going until Bully creek is completed and Willow river valley a garden from Brogan to Vale while the Bully creek benches will be cov- room of the school annually, and for ,ered with fruit trees and waving corn." this purpose this splendid art showj On this page will be noted photo will be held, and an admission price graphs showing the great lake already of 25c charged. j made by the diversion dam. This This exhibition of pictures is one 'dam raises the water 90 feet to the of more than ordinary interest. It! outlet gates and is completed to 125 consists of carbon photographs and feet, making a reservoir holding en- engravings loaned by the Elson Art 'ough water for some five or six thous Puh. Co.. Inc.. Belmont. Mass. The land acres. collection is a large one and contains j These pictures talk louder than any only the very best reproductions of the j of the many stories told of progress, masterpieces of art of different coun- j Shortly we hope to publish pictures of tries and periods. Nearly every gal-, the great flumes and trestles convey lery and country in the world would injf the life giving water to the lands have to be visited to see the original under the system, and chronicle corn- pictures which are brought here to- mencement of work on the great stor- acres means increased values for all All together with the flow of water purposes it means success for traders 'assured over our rolling prairie an and bankers and every other industry, era of prosperity will come, has come, Commencing at the mouth of the and those who willmay profit. Bully creek canyon high above Vale I The war will be followed by an era on the magnificent benches over the j of construction unequalled in history, divide from Jamieson to Vale is some' Destroyed towns must be rebuilt, ships of the finest land in the world. As is i sunk must be replaced, and all is la the whole Snake river basin, this land ' bor. Labor therefore will prosper, is built up of plant food. The light j and when labor prospers business is rains have not leached out. the values; good for that is business. To feed the and washed them to the : ea. Ages hungry millions will be our work. We have stored the potash, phosphorus, will spread water over the land, send nitrogen and now the land is prepar ed for man's use and will give up the wealth of ages upon persuasion. Filled as this land is with plant elements, with proper conservation and management it will last as many cen turies as have the great plains of Europe. Wt.-i BULLY CREEK RESERVOIR SCENERY ONE MILE ABOVE DAM. Grand Jury Makes Final Report Finds One True Bill of Indictment and Ignores All Small Affairs that should be Cared for in Lower Courts. Ex onerates County Officials in Bond Sale Matter. fruit, vegetables, grain, hogs, shaep HIGH SCHOOL PLAY. The V?le High School presented a three-act comedy entitled "College Chums" at the Rex last Friday night, which drew a crowded house and was thoroughly enjoyed by all present. George Taylor was in his element as the old Southern General, and Mil lard Nelson made a perfect old Dean of the University. Freeman Kirwin .kept the house in an uproar as the Ger- and cattle beyond the sea and many man Professor, and Walter Taylor from beyond the sea will come to help made good in the role of a colored ser- us build up a country of homes, where , vant. Clyde Ellis, as "The Babe," war shall not destroy. Interviews "At last," said Leo Schmidt, man ager of the Vale Trading Company, Here then are the hopes of Vale and "it looks really like business. No man Malheur county about to be consum-:can tell what wonderful impetus to mated. The 30,000 acre under the; business will come when Bully creek Bully creek system; 20,000 acres un der the Willow creek system, means that within a decade Vale will be the center of the greatest farming section in the west. Corn having proved so great a sue In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Malheur. In the Matter of the Final Report of the Grand Jury. We, the Grand Jury of this county, have been in session three days and have returned into this court one True Bill and one Not True Bill of Indict ment, and have examined into all mat ters which have been brought to our attention and have acted thereon. In a number of cases witnesses have appeared before us for the purpose of securing indictments upon minor char- ces. in cases which are DroDerlv trv- who finally found his grit and led the ble in Justice and City Courta We football team to victory, handled hisbelieve thia daa3 of cageg 8h0uld be part admirably, as did Jack High asitried in the iower court3 where they the "bully." Dave Ellis and Willard ' be handied more expeditiously and Edwards, as captain and manager of at much lesa expense to the taxpayers the football team, and Floyd Powell, of the C0Unty, and therefore in a num- a sopnomoi e, eucii uiu excellent as water is spread over 'the land. It looks work. The lady characters were very'e action. ber of these cases we have refused to as though our hopes were soon to be fulfilled. Now for the Malheur Warm Springs project." "It will look good to mc," said man ager Diven, of the Malheur Forward- cess we can point to the great middle "ig company, 'to see isuuy creen water states and show in fact what will sure-! flowing across the divide. It means age dam. While many of the owners iy happen to the great Snake river val-j that we are soon to be out of the Tiii nniiof lirvn enmnrkos two hundred and settlers under the system haveiey. The recent wilderness and prair-i woods." subjects representing all the principal iI-,een impatient under delay they have,je now called by the names of munyj "Guess I'll have to go up and get splendidly sustained by Misses fcmiiy ye have carefully examined into the McColm, Eva Neely and Mildred Flet- irregularities connected with the sale cher. Lf the Big Bend Bridge Bonds. We The entertainment was a success in nd tnat tne C0Unty has received par every particular. gether in one collection value for said bonds and that all ir regularities occuring in the sale of said bonds is due to the fact that the county officials were mislead by the advice and actions of Keeler Brothers INSTRUCTIONS TO CONTESTANT. To All Contestants of Pomona Corn Contest: Keep a complete record of the pre paration of seed bed, the cost of seed, fertilizer, and labor, the receipts from the crop etc., so you will have no trou ble in filling out the blank spaces at the close of the season. This report is of great importance and should show the actual cost of making the crop, s well as the profits on the acre. Fill out this report promptly for each operation as it occurs and you 11 have every item available at the of the season. We want a re port from every contestant, even if the yield is small. The county is divided into three dis tricts, viz; Big Bend-Nyssa, Boulevard-Ontario, and Willow River-Dead x Flat. For each district cash prizes of '50.00. $25.00, and $15.00 for first, jwnd and third prizes respectively n a special prize of $100.00 for wst acre record in Malheur County "8ve been offered by the Pomona nge. Only one cash prize will be janled to one contestant. There must least ten contestants from each "net to secure the district prizes. Wementary prizes of merchandise 4t"r m mut,hnery will be announced JJ' ?ommilu'e " planning a corn nival which will probably be held Ontario. VrhH w!l 10 awardcd at tomu!1,lu,M H,e bc,n lrfctl l ,l ' 4'u'"val truly education Ui ''uluuf"ly njoynbl and of pec- "iiri I. in .....I. . . .. . . xj il. 4 : ol,lH rst ,-t ,,n,1 in,.l..,1in m.mv re- nevcrtnciess accepted me Hiiun.u.. productions of sculpture, architecture impossible to prevent. It is certain and important views from nature.! that irrngation securities have been Few collections have ever been brought .looked upon with suspicion. Just as together which so completely cover the eyerytning iookcu av - - I- r .t, nu v,!c A r.w'P et on of negotiations Kuhn Bros, let history of art times as this. A catalog , i u0IlllOD nf nnv ia(.k will be on sale at the exhibition hall.,?" " t - win ui. on rtie v, . ,ff . 0f valuable and nor because of failure No city or town should be indifferent , . t- . ,lnulluin(,sslike .-ofmompnt nf ts - cu.u.c - - to the culture people. It is part of the school work to inculate these qualities in the chil dren through whatever means it has at its disposal. The wholesome and refining influence of picture3 of the right sort on the school walls is now generally recognized as one of the most valuable means of securing this end. The funds for purchasing such pic methods, but because money was nid ing, just when they too needed it. Land had been forced to tremendous speculative value. Canada offered cheap lands in the frozen north, and the tide of settlers together with the tide of investment funds turned away from Oregon. This is now being changed. High prices for iarm pro i a 1 aJa iVm Intul tnrpq as well as an opporumuy tu v . Jm from a very large Experience in raising crops in a coun- make a selection fiom a veiy " . . f t ry month nmhr u sprured bv means of the ex- try where there is a irost eve y u:uu: ti,o l-ro-Pi- the attendance, ; in the year has states with a population of millions, ;my desert claim ready to sow to grain," were dependent upon this great cereal for their change. We note the great orchards produc ing prunes in the Willamette valley and compare their returns and their prunes with the returns from the or chards of the Snake. basin and another reason is apparent for our high hopes of the future. We listen to the enconiums passed on our apple display at the great San Francisco exposition, we note that we are nearer market than are they for such a product, and we feel certain satisfaction as to what the future will give us in that line aid Ed Hamilton, of Alexander com pany, "it looks as though we might get a few dollars back at last, for the many years we have been waiting." "I am glad to know that those lands will coon be watered," said T. T. Nel son, furniture dealer and owner of the Nelscn build.'..g, "it will fill the coun try with farmers and make good bus iness." Every human being in Vale has some pleasant remark to make and well they may for it means prosperity to all. Fish Pond It is proposed to make application to While we are somewhat behind in! the state and government for a car development as compared to some oth- j load of young fish for the purpose or i,.uii(i thi is liwie.f c-iul in two or t) antinir in the meat reservoir ways: we have new land for develop-'created by the diversion dam. This turned the tide from merit and the experience of other local-j body of water will always remain the greater the number of pictures that can be secured for the schools. W hone vou will not fail to visit the exhibition, and believe you will be Canada and British Columbia back to ha lnnH nf Kunnv skies, while eastern capitalists realize that irrigation secu rities on well projected and fairly es- u.e mhu, . , - . Bn(1 timated systems are as good as gov- fully repaid tor tne siigm. nuu.. - expense in the pleasure and pi out ou Hies in the better way to handle the some DO feet deep at the dam as the land or market the crop. outlet is at that point. The lake is The European war has delayed us 'some 2Vs miles in length and from as it has every other industry in the 300 ft. to V mile in width making an west needing funds. The cloud on 1 ideal pond for that best of all food. OUTSIDE SHEEP EATING RANGE M. B. Gwinn of the Malheur Live stock and Land Company was in the city the first of the week on his way .while the said Keeler Brothers were to the Barren Valley country. acting as the legal advisors of the county officials in relation to said bond issue. We further find that the coun- ing on the Malheur county ranges, ty officials acted and relied in said greatly to the detriment of the home matters in good faith upon the advice flocks. Feed and water are short this of said Keeler Brothers and that all year, and the ranges of this county 'irregularities in relation to said mat will not support the local sheep, so ter is due to the misplaced confidence that itiM interlopers on the range are of the county officials in Keeler Bro a serious menace to the Malheur coun-ithers and to the fact that the county Mr. Gwinn states that there are some 100,00 outside sheep now graz- ty taxpayers. NEW MARSHAL ON DUTY City Marshal Bert High laid off officials were misled thereby. In view of the fact that we believe said county officials acted in good faith in the matter, we recommend that no Monday to look after his horses which proceedings be taken to enforce per are running on the range between here 80nBl liabilities against the county of and the Owyhee, and Charley Powell the former night marshal, was put on in Mr. High's place We further find that W. II. Brooke as District Attorney of this county had In speaking of the matter Mr. High no knowledge whatever of any irregi- said, "I have a large number of valu larities in relation to said matter and able brood mares with colts that have ia entirely blameless therein, not been looked after for some time,' , wf find thftt, fo 8om4e time Paat and I will have to take care of them slanderous articles nave oeen appear immediately. ill o-Min for vourself, besides neipniB ..... c - on the work. COUNTY JUDGE CAIMLKM INSANE MAN LAS'l &li.-nwa i Some time since rumors came to the authorities that a wild or insane man was roaming in the hills in tne yum- ty sent but failed to locate him. . 'tUll fonK,iiitv of furnishing water by NYSSA COUNTRY WILL GET WATER FOR LAND SOON AUnrnev on Visit To County Enthusiastic Over Probable Out come of Tallmadge Contract. Stat P. J. Phillips, attorney from Nyssa, s roaming in the h. i, .n . v an(J who has of Twin Springs. Judge Mc K. Kh 01 airreenent with the Tall lt a rider out or . couple of Vtmpany for examination into THE BUICK LEADS IN SALES. Vale Garage Company Selling One to Two Cars a Week. REPORTS MUCH ACTIVITY ON OWYHEE LANDS of the Enterprise splendid car, and I to introduce iy so doing is his Returning from a visit o m b ""- 'j . from the Snake, through the camp Sunday last, a roughly dre sod. WnB' electrjcil, power developed long haired man stepped " 0 j l J J p lte river, is quite enthusi road in front of the team, lhe kc.o 'the pr0,,ai,ie outcome. asked him his name ....u . -r-, , R sharp and discouraging , he ihvm in f,m lhe f;u. "I have lost my grip and am Roinj. '""I out f,.()m the povernment." aid . . .... i Kin in il. t f.. ; i .. a 1 to town as Hoim " ... ihillios. "through meir iu.v . p ii. a. .1.1 hitn 1 iiiiiL a - States There is No Trouble in Making Land Sales, As Purchasers Are Aluuvu IfotiHv In Huv. l he vale iiarage L.onipan.v i m'uimki Buicks as fast as they arrive from j Thof! (;fl,nam wus over from 0wy the factory, and now has order ahead he(j counlry Tuesday ailj reports con to be filled as soon as the next con- jKiderttWe aclivity in land the past few signment is received. I months, "lf we get away from spec- Mr. Copel is so busy in his machine!... . . r,lhBm ,hre i(1 shop that he has no time to go out and ' . me whjn i - M i V TV,a with our other "g in cenain newspapers oi mis coun- horses are scattered on the range, and ' u"l"u I do not know at this time how long I Personally against county official .. will be absent." jAs a Brand jury we demand that the ' 'newspapers of this county cease print- IVOR WILLIAMS BUYS A BUICK V slanderous articles. , , We have examined the various offl- Ivor Williams, the popular younjl ef the CQUrt house and find the sheepman, has purchased a new BuicklBame conducte(, , an orderly neat and auto, a five passenger touring car, and mBn ftnd recommend that is now taking it through its paces ,ino,eum be ,uced on the floor in the preparatory io urivniK ifc ui w mo summer range on Steins Mountain. AUTO TIRE EXPLODES Leonard Cole, the land man, received some severe scalp wounds and other solicit business, but uses the column ,, fc . h , d j th from minor mjuries about the head one day abled to dispose of Buicks as rapidly it productive point of view, there is a purchaser ready to buy." i'.MAC" STILES OF VALE Judge irrin had been found vou will get into the buggy we drive in and get it. Wherupon the two came in and the man was given quarter with the hher i!T until Tuesday last, at which time an examination was held and the man committed to Salem. Hi name wu ascertained to be Wo.dcn l.ym-h. J. O. Johnston, held for actum ' ,hl- ...I i,ix l.ir il klMlutul V uffcnM', WH enamiiieil t-"l committed u"' lum at SaK-m . ; , ;f Uo nut through the Malheur project. I in Vale and if , to put . ... , the end w e win --- from ine .inun- v..--,. t the high line Tor us water .l..ptricitv will bea rni'ily pu'pose.l u-- HM D TO HIS RANCH. W G. Norton, who has coimui u , tht, Mau.ur ,.(, N . . i ...... r..k i iiu 1 ,l. Arlington It"'' """.'' f,.w stun, took his departure N,;w ,M N I R. " " ... . I. !' .. U ....... Sutuiduy f'-'' 1 re'''' J. Kimball, i-f N-lgvMck, t oioruuo.i . I - rarrh urn 1 . i- i i.. i .1 .. whfio be "wh " !rrivi in ! i"1 l" ,anv Mhi.'h b will dmote bin attention o'.l-rifo BS iiimmi of lb., lion.., I.win j(, ,lt. futr.'. ,vr ioinpw..y of tbi, .ity. Mr. Mo.,.,., Ml, Noll. Ml Mf.olllptl.l"l by (,0 folll.ll III..OU1. I. ' olllpm.l.d by ll'7 "u"'- hi fall'll), l' ' f" ""''. ' rt'.'o'l L . 1 I . i' ... a upon muni ttiuie liny will ''' " The Buiik jieople are furnisiMi.g a car that will stand thorough in e li gation, and they are not afraid to -id-vcrtise its merits and its prices. The Enterprise reaches all the pt-ople in Malheur county, the result being the greatest sale of B.iu ks that has ever been enjoyed by any uulo agency i,,, ? (, TAKES FIRST BALL GAME of last week, when a tire of his auto exploded. It required a thorough investigation at the time to convince Leonard that ..'someone had not shot him with a load The many friends of "Mac" Stiles, the young Vale baseball pitcher who left a few weeks ago to take a po sition with the linker team, will be pleased to learn that he pitched bis first game Sunday, ugainst Latiraude, I ami won in mi extra inning game with of buckshot. ALASKA WELL PROGRESSES. Assessor's office. Having completed our labors, we ask to be discharged. W. S. LAWRENCE, Foreman. J. D. FAHY, JOHN NORWOOD, THOS. J. GOODYEAR, T. CHAS. PRITCIIARD. ' G. L. PHILLIPS, JOHN II. FORBES. The indictment returned was against Fred Green, of Juntura, who is charg- ed with threatening to burn property i ..I : . r t A 11 The work at the Alaska well under "' the management of James rrost is progreshing rapidly. The formation hus caved considerably giving an ex-j Uii fonleelj The fol- lum l mihi.i. ' " ; n lhe io.,Ut. W A I I H l I' AT ! 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