SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1918
PAGE TWO
THE MALHEUR ENTERPRISE
Jfflalfjeur enterprise
GEORGE HUNTINGTON CURREY
Editor and Owner
MALHEUR COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT VALE, OREGON
Entered at the Vale, Oregon, Post Office as Second Class Mail Matter
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Advertising and printing prices given on application
Saturday, February 9, 1918
POLITICAL DOPE SHEET SAYS "IIOSS RACE ON."
SENATE, GOVERNORSHIP AND TREASURER CONTESTS CLOSE.
There is goin' to be a "hoss race," in fact a full "card" of races for
the various political offices to be filled by the voters of Oregon this year,
While the party primaries are a long way off, May 17, and the final elee
tions not until next November, the campaigns for U. S. Senator to fill the
unexpired term of the late Harry Lane, for Governor and for State Treas
urer are already under way. Especially in the Republican camp do the
preliminary contests promise excitement to the spectators.
Chas. L. McNary, who is now Senator by appointment, will be a can
didate to succeed himself. His principal opponent in the Republican pri
maries, as indicated by the early dope sheet, is Robert N. Stanfield. Others
in the race are S. B. Houston, state senator from Multnomah county, and
gossip continually refers to A. C. Marstcrs, of Douglas county as a sure
candidate. Dark horses may yet appear as aspirants have until April 12
in which to file their declarations. Stanfield is considered strong in East
crn Oregon and McNary is strong in the Willamette Valley. Both are
young men of a progressive type and are surely worthy contenders for the
high honors. The race is supposed to be decided in Multnomah county and
in Southern Oregon. Stanfield is at present campaigning in the Willamette
Valley and is reported to be gaining much strength in that section. How
ever McNary's supporters are declaring that they find a strong sentiment
in his favor in Eastern Oregon. The Houston camp claim Portland as a
radiating center. It is too early to mako predictions but it is likely that
this will bo a race that will keep everyone guessing until the votes are
counted.
For the Democratic "nomination Judge Will R. King, of Malheur coun
ty, now at Washington as Chief Counsel of the Reclamation Service, has;
announced his intention to seek the Senatorial toga, as has Sam White, of
Portland. However, it is whispered that Ex-Governor Oswald West would
like to be in tho senate and may enter the race. West has stated that he
would not oppose McNary and how he can enter the race consistently is
difficult to understand, altho if he decides, it is admitted that he will likely
win tho nomination and would give any Republican a run for
their life in the final election.
Tho Governorshp race is next. It is heads or tails again for the Re
publican nomination, only a three sided nlcklo is needed because Governor
James Withycombe, Secretary of State Ben Olcott and Persident of tho Or
egon Senato Gus Moscr are all optimistic, determined and capable candi
dates for Gubernatorial honors. You may cherish your favorite, but take
it from the dope sheet it is foolish to give any odds in favor of any one of
theso possibilities. A month from now this may nil be changed but at pros
ent they all have a right to be happy. Others in the race are Dr. J. E.
Anderson, of Tho Dalles, nnd undoubtedly L. J. Simpson, of Coos county,
These men arc both worthy aspirants, but at present they have not caused
much of a flurry near tho booking booth.
Tho Democrats looking toward tho capital dome are numerous, altho
Harvey Starkweather, of Clackamas county, is tho only one to formally
announce himself. Wnlter M. Pierce, a well known rancher of Union coun
ty, is being groomed by his friends, but has so far refused to commit him
self. Tho Democratic dope sheet points to Picrco as tho most likely con
tender for final honors with the Republican choice
Where is tho Eastern Oregon man who would like to jinglo the stato
gold for tho noxt four years? Numerous candidates from the Willamette
Valley mako it possible for some well known "bunch grnsscr" to become
state treasurer. R. Alexander, of Pendleton, has been mentioned, but it
is understood that he will not be a candidate. Thoso in the race for sure
aro E. D. Cusick of Albany, William Adams of Portland, 0. M. Plummer
of Portland and Labor Commissioner Hoff of Salem. Others aro supposed
to bo coming and it will bo pot luck or no luck unless some definite issue
brings out a mcasuro to guide tho voters' choice.
A number of other offices aro to be filled but nt present the races
for the Senate, tho Governorship and Stato Treasurer stand out in promi
nence. Timo will record many changes in tho dopo sheet; accidents may
upset tho figures, while dark horses may never attract any odds. There
will be plenty of entries to open tho race and wo will watch with interest
the tryouts and warming up process until April 12th, when tho last con
testants aro in and tho race is on for tho primary nominations. Let us
Btand off tho track and givo all a fair start.
Pa pa fa Ps pa
SHALL THE AVARMSl'RINGS PROJECT
HE CONSTRUCTED IN 1018T
Government officials of tho Reclamation Servico pronounco the Warm
springs as tho best project in tho United States. It has an extremely low
acre cost, promises immediate returns and offers no complex engineering
problems.
Whilo labor and materials havo risen in cost, so have tho prices of
products. While tho money market Is being taxed by tho Liberty Loan
other securities are selling.
Tho vital question is whether tho people within tho district renlly
want tho project constructed. Tho figures show that tho loss duo to one
year's delay will more than offsot tho difference in cost between any of tho
proposed methods of financing. Keeping this in mind tho land owners should
work together for any and all sources of finance and construction.
If tho Chamberlain bill passes it is reasonable to supposo that the
Reclamation Servico will offer to construct tho project. Hut if tho dam is
to bo built this year wo cannot wait very long for this bill. It may never
pass. God helps them who help themselves. If tho Government can raise
the money nnd will appropriate sufficient funds, this district will annually
return in increased produce value moro than tho cost of building. Let us
keep an open invitation for Government nid but in tho mean time let us
look for Independent sources of finance nnd construction.
Wo bclicvo tho district should securo tho services of some well known
engineer, who has had reasonable experience in irrigation work, who un
derstands how to reach and convlnco tho bond buyers, who can figuro est!
mates eo as to permit of competitive bidding, whoso reputation will hold
the respect of tho land owners and tho bond buyers, who can finally over
see the construction. Such n man could only bo secured nt u largo salary,
but soveral thousand dollars spent this spring will bo little enough if it
means that 20,000 acres of now land will bo in cultivation next spring,
Let us find tho right man and pay whatever is required to engage
his entire services.
IB a m n l
Tho sixth annual book shower of the Valo Public Library will be
held beforo long in tho high school auditorium. Tho proceeds of tho en
tcrtuinment will be spent in purchasing new books for tho library and n
special invitation is extended everyone to attend and help tho library to
tho extent of his ability.
m m m At its
"What Is so rare as a day in June," in midwinter? Malheur county
has enjoyed spring weather all winter.
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U. S. LAND OFFICE
FILINGS
All Homesteads and Other
Entries Filed at Vale
Office During Week.
s i ss mmmms smi s ii
Ruth Thorp, Durkee, Ore. (addl.
homestead) SW VtSE VI see. 5; E
NE Vt sec. 8; S NW Vt, W Vt
NE , NW NW V sec. 9-12-43.
320 acres.
John A. Chastain, Bonita, Oregon of January, wis. and If you fail o to ap-
n 72 74 out i -oo f UM, l UI1U to the UOUrt lor uie renei ucmanueu m
SE H SW Vt Sec 6 Lots 1, 2 and 3 ttf-0TlajundeementtigalMt you and each
and SE Vs. NW Vs. sec 7-17-39 area of you In the sum of Fifteen Thousand
anu oej 74. r sec i xi oj. area, (6'000 ) Doiars, together with Interest
301.91 acres. thereon at ten per cent per annum until
Joseph T. Pool, Dixie, Ore.-E W ftXJ'ZTo Hunded ' Thfrly-nlne
V, and W Vt E set. $-13-44. 320 s"!,,9!!
acres. 21th day of January, mis. until paiu; anu
,, .. t-, . for the further tun of Fifteen Hundred
Marion M. Butts, Freewnter, Ore- (1500) Dollars as attorneys fees herein;
gon S SE Vi sec. 3; N Vt NE Vt, toT hl and "r.emento of this
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS I
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION f February. 1918, and If you fall to aris-
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, wer for want thereof the plaintiff will
ror juaineur vuiiv. 'apply to tne court lor tne renei mere a
demanded, that It to say lor an order,
judgment and decree that you and each
of you have no estate, title, right, lien or in
terest whatever in and to the lands In
said amended complaint described, and as
follows, to-witi The West half of the South
west quarter (W Yt S W Yt) of section
thirty two (32), In Township thirteen (IS)
South of Range forty (40) East of the
Willamette Meridian; also Lot four (4), and
the South half of tho Northwest quarter
(S 14 N W Vt): the Southwest quarter
of the Northeast quarter (S W Yt N E W) :
J. C. QOHDON,
Plaintiff,
S. GITELSON and RACHEL GITELSON, his
wife, and it. u. ruuMn,
Defendants.
TO S. GITELSON and RACHEL GITEL
SON of the above-name! oeienaanu.
m TTIR KAMF. OF THE STATE OF OR'
EGON: You are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint filed against
you in tne above eniiuea cause wiumi u
weeks from the date of the first publica
tion of this summons, to-wlt, the 26Uday
SW.Vi NE Vt, W sec 10; E S
EH, SW Vt SE Vt sec. 9-13-38. 640
acres.
George Lees, Bonita, Oregon (Iso
lated tract) N Vt SE Vt, NE Vt S
WU sec 8-16-40. 120 acres.
James M. McEwen, Mooreville, Or
egon (Isolated tract) NW V sec. 10
26-37. 160 acres.
I al.lt
And for a decree foreclosing mat cer
tain mortgage given by you dated Septem
ber 29, 1916, to the plaintiff herein, and
ordering a sale of the property described
In said mortgage, as follows, to-wlt:
The South Half of the Northeast Quar
ter (S ti N E Vt, North Half of the South
east Quarter (N V4 S E Yt, North Half
of the Southeast Quarter of the North
west Quarter (NV4SEUNWW)
and the Southwest Quarter of the South
east Quarter of the Northwest Quarter (S
W Vt S E Yt N W Yt) a In Section
Twenty-five (25), Township nttecn (it)
South. Range Forty-two H2) East, W, M.,
Jemima McEwen, Mooreville, Ore- 3d land" and
gon (Isolated tract) N Vt NE Vt, lands laid out In public roads thereon, the
SW Vt NE Vt, SE Vt NW Vt sec. EE Sing '.u'ch' excited SLT"'
U97 on inn nProa Also Lots One (1), Two (2) and Three
iw acres. ... , ,.i, T.nii.,in. raoi. n,i iiiji
Robert W. Hemingway, Sheaville, Twenty-three (23), Twenty-four o (241, Twcn-
rT-i . r,rt , nnnrr IF I ly-live lOJ ana iwemy-ai lu; in uiuvii
SE Vt SE Vi Sec. 25-27-45; Twenty-four (24) in the town of Drogan,
ity, urcgon, according 10 ine
thereof of record with the Ite-
E Vt, NW Vt SEH, NE Vt SW Vt eorder of Conveyances of Malheur County,
sec, 30-27-46. 322.66 acres. Together with all water rtghts and water
i n ,.,,... in ,,, :ii I right certificates appurtenant to anu run-
Thomas G. Murchison, Mooreville, , with the ,aId land aforeSaid.
Orec-nn R f NE V SE V sec 23- And for an order directing that upon such
Uregon C ft iNlli Vt, OE Vt sec. .a, . . thereof be bdd led. first.
SW Vt SW Vt sec. 24; NW Vt NE toward the charges and expenses of the
i oc on ot onn said sale, and tne costs ana aisDursemcnis
TVirnnnn f! Mnrchisnn Mnnrpvillp nl ne remainder thereof, if any, be ap-
i nomas u, jviurcnison, aioorevnie, .. . ,.,, ,h ...! f the uM imi.
Orcgon (addl. homestead) E'4 SW ment for money paid as taxes, together with
... ,ir the Interest thereon, and the balance, if
V4 sec, 23; SE Vi SW Vt, W V2 Ok any, be applied toward the payment of the.
1 wr 1 GIP 1 Ql? 1. MP f. con said principal sum oi nitecn inousanu
Vi, Nh Vi hti Vi, Ok Vi JN& Vi Sec (.....ft... Dollars, together with the Inter-
24: NE Vt NW Vt sec. 26-30-37. 320 est thereon, as provided in said Judgement;
and the residue of such proceeds. If any,
acres. be paid to the Clerk of this Court for those
Carl Edgar, Mooreville, Oregon, cnAd for further decree forever debar-
(second homestead) NW Vt NW Vt and foreclosing the .defendants .and all
3ec, 9; W SW Vi, NE Vt NW Vt them, or either of them, any of the said
j. P li 1 v li. MP U ooo Property, or any interest or rignt tnercin.
Sec. 4; t, Oti Vt, t, Nt. Vt Sec. CTCept the statutory right to redeem.
r;i 90.37 SW U SW Va rpc 33- E 'hat upon such sale oi tne said prem-oliJ-6i,
ow A &w it sec a vz ,9M cither of thc partCT to thfa ,uit be
SE Vt, NW Vt SE Vt, S Vt NE Vt allowed to bid and purchase the same, and
sec 32-28-37. 630.15 acres. dlat, possession of the said premises nnd tho
Joseph H. Carter, Boise, Ida. (Pot- "hole thereof
tassium permit) All sec. 36-24-44; mer.t, order and decree as to the court may
all Sec 31-24-46; all sec 61, 24, 4b; This summons U published by order of
n 1 ok aa. it o R OK vIK line lion. lieo. w. McKnignt. juuge oi tne
all sec 1, 25, 44; all sec. 6, lb, 45. County coUrt for Malheur County, Oregon,
iKftn ..... i made In the absence oi tne Ulrcuit judge
1.. 1 L. I.. ,11.1. 1.. , ,L r"... . .. .. a.1.1
fillKtnV A Bercrh. Boise. Ida. (Pot- order Is dated January 24. 1918. and dl-
, ... ... ofl nn n I recta mat service oi tnis summons ue maue
tassium permit) All sees IZ, 2.6, ito, by publication thereof in the Malheur En-
J7 T nA P AA 9fifin nprpq I terprlse, commencing with the issue of Jan-
Al I. S4, It. 41. OOU acres. .ndimr with the Issue
Charles W. Peake, Boise, Ida. (Pot- of March 16. 1918. and directing that a
aSSlUm permit) all sec. 34 44; herein be forthwith mailed to the Bald de-
rendanta S. Gitelson and Rachel liitelson at
town addresses.
DAVIS A KESTER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Residing at Vale,
uregon. j-zb-mar-ib.
SUMMONS IN FORECLOSURE OF DE
LINQUENT TAX CERTIFICATES
In thc Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon ror Malheur County
J. A. KENNEDY,
Plaintiff,
IV,. WMt t.ir nt the Southeast nuarter
Yi S E Vi) ; the Northeast quarter of the
Southwest quarter (N E Vt S W Vi) of
Section five (6) In Township fourteen (14)
South of Range forty (40) East of the
Willamette Meridian, together with all wat
er rights for the irrigation thereof, all sit
uate and being in the county of Malheur
and State of Oregon; and mat you ana
eneh nnd nil nf vou be forever enjoined
and debarred from asserting any claim what
ever in or to said lands, premises ana
water right adverse to tho plaintiff, that
the title of the plaintiff Is good and valid,
and for such other rc?:ef as may seem
meet and equitable, and for the costs and
disbursements or this suit.
TM ummnnt 14 nuhllshed in the Mai
heur Enterprise by virtue of an order made
far the Hon. Dalton Dlggs, judge of the
above entitled court, bearing date the 29th
day of January, 1918, directing the first
publication here of to be made on thc Ind
day oi rcbruary,
11 r. KAKTJTAM.
Residing at Vale, Oregon, Attorney for
plaintiff. F-2-Mar-16.
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Don't wait until spring. If you
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it is time you were letting us give
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HOME LUMBER & COAL CO.
J. C. CONKRITE, Manager
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
By virtue of an execution in attachment
duly issued by thd Clerk of the Circuit
Court of the County of Malheur, .State of
Oregon, dated the 23rd day of January,
191S, in n certain action In the Circuit
Court, for aaid County ana owte,
wherein L. J. Hadlcy. as Plaintiff,
.nu...l Imlcrment npnlnst Dan Eno. De-
rnn,lt,nt far the sum of Nine Hundred and
Fifty Five and 80-100 Dollars, with interest
at tne rate oi o per cent per uimum iun,
the 8th day of January, 1018, and for the
further sum of Twenty Nine and 20-100
Dollars, costs and disbursements nerein.
Therefore notice Is hereby given that I
...111 nn !. 9filh Hnv nf' February. 1918.
at the main entrance to the court house
In Vale, In said uouniy ana oiate, at iu
o'clock In the forenoon of said day, sell
at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the following aescrioea real yruycrtj.
to-wlt: . . .
T irinht R nn "mi. I vit f ourteen, oec-
Itnn fine Tnwnshln Twentv Two. South.
naiure Fortv Six. E. W. M. and Lota Five
and Six, Iilock Six, Hadley's Second Addi
tion to the City or Vale, all In maineur uran
1., n,nn
n.iron uml nml levied uoon as the prop
erty of Dan Eno, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisiy tne juukiucui. m
ravor of L. J. Hadley, Plaintiff and against
the Defendant, with interest thereon, togeth
er with all costs and disbursements that
have, or may hereafter accrue.
Dated at Vale, Malheur ' County, Oregon,
this 23rd day of January, 1918.
iiktn .1. i tivvn. ?.nerm.
Dy E. II. TEST, Deputy.
trut. PnUlfnl on January 26th. 1918.
Last Publication, February 23rd, 1918.
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Mailed on Request.
all sec 35, 24, 44, all sec. 2, 25, 44, .
all sec. 3, 25, 44. 25G0 acres.
John F. Cell, Boise, Ida. (Potas
sium permit) all sec. 24, 34, 44; all
sec. 25, 24, 44; nil bees. 19 and 30
(unsurvoyed) T. 24, R. 45. 25G0 acres
Virgil II. Tucker, Boise, Ida. (Pot
assium permit) all sees. 20, 21, 27,
28, T. 24, R. 45. 2560 acres.
Julia M. Rambo, Ontario, Oregon,
(add'l homestead) E W sec.
3; N Vt N Ms sec. 17-25-38. 320 acres.
.rr tiir t rr vtxt vruff r t'T vrxtxr
hb wife, JOHN P. FLYNN. HAIUtY
FLYNN and ANDREW J. FLYNN. In dl-
vldually and as partners under thc name
and style of Iynn Lumber Company.
Defendants.
To Andrew J. Flvnn. Ethel G. Flvnn. his
Carl Fegtly, Vale, Ore, (Potassium hnFlrdW&.FLynndn
permit)
Sec. 7; all sec. 8; Lots 1, 2, 3 sec.
17; N
-E Vz lots 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, n' under the firm name and style of Flynn
IN THE NAME Or THE STATE Or UK-
U. NE Va. lnlB 1 nnd 9 sec. SVu"i.. are,??IeD "S"J1S. -V"
it. , - i neiwieuy. inc nuiuer ui ieruucaie ul ul-
assium permit). All of Sees. 13, 14,
23 and 24-23-44. 25C0 acres.
Bert Pilgrim, Boise, Idaho, (Pot-
20 and 21-23-44. 2560 acres.
Samuel B. Hinton, Walla Walla,
18-26-44. 1350.81 acres. llnquency numbered 1148 isued on the i l;t
Charles Waits, Boise, Idaho (Pot- fax Collector of 'the County of Malheur,
oiaie di uregon. lor ine amount oi sixty
five and 80-100 dollars, the same being the
amount then due and delinquent for taxes
por the year 1911, together with thc pen
alty. Interest and costs thereon uoon the
, ... ... fc real invttKny asavaacu w yuu, ul which jruu
assium permit) All OI bees, ID, li, are the owners as appears of record, sit
uate in sau county ana state, anu par
ticularly described as follows, to-wlt;
Lot nine (9) In block twenty six (26)
a. t L. .aMa n .... ..n . ... ... .. ,1 ... 1 .. 1 ..
Wash. (Homestead) NE Vi N & S of and In the townsite of IlroBan, Oreuon,
U On o i ir. on oon nnroa "rouan. ureKon. satu plat Deine on llle
Yt fac. J4-1&-JJ. 6iv acres. in the oakB of the County Cerk of ,aW
Otto D. Jones, La Grande, Oregon,
(Homestead) SE'i SE Vt Sc. 1; N :cnnly has paid taxes on said premises
li WP 1 Co 10 1 A net. T nf 1 p u ",,r Pr'or "r subsequent years with the
Yt Nb Vi. tC. U-14-dy, Lot 1, L rate o intcre.t on said amounU as fol-
W Sec. 7-14-40. 318.94 acres. om" n,
Allen Morrison, Mooreville, Oregon, Year's Date Tax itct Kate of
(Homestend)-E W , W Vt E 1912 12X17 1230 7i.02 IB per" cent
Ses. 8-25-37. 320 acres. "J " ?" H i " p "n
L. W. Burtch, Vale, Oregon, (Pot- !?!5 ?2-5-i7 2i8t 8.3i 15 per cent
lissium permit) S sec, 27; S The total amount due the plaintiff nt the
... oo. R u. rop MO. ,,11 nf rp .1.1 t.,me of fll.lnB. the complaint herein being
" line sum of three hundred, nity nine and
nnd 34: SW Vx W NW A sec 35- M-100 dollars, with cosU, disbursements and
, .. . I inl.n.r
NOTICE FOll PUBLICATION
United States Land Office, Vale, Oregon.
January :vm, lvit
I171B1 Vlo in. Serial No. 0.'8V.7.
Notice is hereby given that the Northern
n.llwnv t'nmnnnv. whose DO.lt Office I
ol.l.a 1 Rf. Pflul. Minnesota, has this 19th I
day of January, 1918, filed In this office
its application to select under me provis
ions of the net of Congress, approved .luly
1, 1898 (30 Stat. 697, 2fc ) the NE of
NE V, Sec. 9. Twp. 23 .South, R. 42 East
W. M. , ,
Any and all persons claiming Adversely
the lands described, or desiring to object
lww.an.ia nt th. mlnecnl rhnrneter of the land.
or any other reason, to the disposal to
applicant, snouin nie ineir niiiuaviu ul iiu -i i
test In this o nce on or before tne lBin
day of March, 19181
Tims. .iniMP.a. necliter.
Published in Malheur Enterprise, located at
Vale, Oregon. 1-Z-Marcp-w.
fml w t0 Your
MVQ- Til Profit and
NOTICE TO CKEDITOKS
III the County Court of Malheur County,
Stato ot uregon
In thc Matter of the Estate of Miller Tage,
TW.-n.il.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the County Court of Mnlhcur County, Ore
uon', Administrator of the Estate of Miller
Page, deceased, and having qualified by fil
ing hi3 oath and bond as such :
vnTirp. Is herebv civen to the creditors
of, and all persons having claims against
said deceased, to present mem, verineu as
required by law, within six months after
the first publication of this notice, to Bald
administrator at hU residence near nat
ion, Oregon, or to Davis & Kestcr his
attorneys, at their office at vale, Oregon.
Dated this January 23, 1918.
1IARUY L. PAGE.
Admlnlitrator of the Estate of Miller Page,
Deceased. J-Z6-reb-zwt
SUMMONS FOK PUBLICATION
In the Circuit Court of the Stato of Oregon,
. For Malheur county
C. II. ZEVELY,
Plaintiff,
Building for the Future
17-43; lots 3 and 4 sec 2-18-43. Area
255G.31 acres.
The aaid Andrew J. Flvnn aa the owner
of the legal title of the above described
property tts the same appears of record.
William H. Innes, Boise, Ida, (Pot- h"J "J ,Sr,nh' "a"!
nsalum ncrmiU All of sees. 27. 28. 1 nedr. the plaintiff, will nunlv to the Cir.
nn i m oo ii .ir-A cult Court of the County and State oforc-
66 and 34-3-44. J5ll0 acres. ,ij for B decree foreclosing the Hen against
iie property above described and mention
Hi in said certificate. And vou are herebv
assium permit) All of sees, 10, 11, lummoned to appear within sixty days af
it i 1 1 r or 1 1 nrrn I 'cr "e "te ne fifB publication of thtl
uiiu iu-tu, tuuu uvica, i mmmons, exclusive or the day or the first
lubltcalton hereof, and defend this action
r nay the amount due as shown above.
No List of "Nonessential" Product)) -ogether with costs, disbursements, and nc
cruet! iiiierest, and ill ease 01 your lail
'ire to do so, a judgment and decree will
'o rendered foreclosing the lien of said
taxes, costs, disbursements. Interest and pen
ilty, aaginat the iand and premises above
named and described.
This summons Is served on you by pub
lication by virtue of an order made by the
Hon. Dalton lliggs, judge of the above en
Mtlftl court, bearing date the 29th day of
lanuary, 1018. directing the first publication
No list of nonessential farm pro
ducts to bo denied trnnsporation fa
cilities, hits been prepared by tho Di
rector General of Railroads, and tho
issuance of such nn order is not con
templated.
1 1. l...ll....n.l ani I.. .1. ..l... I hereof to be made on the 2nd day of Feb-
v . ui.-.!-. . ," ,,, m8i and the last publication on the
now ucinn iormuiaiea n win ue pos
siblo to provido adequato transporta
tion for farm products this year. The
farmers are instructed to place or
ders for cars when needed with local
freight agents, us heretofore
Not Much Space Left
Looking over the Jordan Valley Ex
press it would appear that Editor
Charles A. Hackney has turned it en
tirely over to the Government, There
seems to bo little else in it than Ques
tionnaire, Ited Cross, Food Conserva
tion, Liberty Loan, Thrift Stamps, Y.
M. C, A., and other war activities.
Also Editor Hacknoy is secretary fori
tho lied Cross nnd chairman of seven
or eight different patriotic commit
tees. Jordan Valley is about a hun
dred miles from the rnilrond. but this Mu'. ,Iu- "enry J. Hub; the
, ' - unnnown news ot linnu Hug, deceased;
live newspaper ncips ll palpitate WWII"! unnun neirs oi ueicner Hug, deceas
.... . . led. llta all other uruni or rapIIm nn.
patriotism. Uregon Voter. known claiming any right, title, estate, lien
or inwrsi in tne real estate described in
the complaint herein, defendant t
A War Stamp a day keeps tho kal- 'Jf tiik name ov the state ok ok-
1 " ILGONt You are herebv reuulr.! in inn.,.
i v jr m.lij, i tnu answer ui aroenued eompiauit n leil
Havo vnn n W S 5 linl tn vmip I i , . V . atiove entitled eourt
lla8 you a W, i. b. baby in your I within sU weeks from th .Ut. of ih.
home T I Ant publication of this summons, that Is
. I ft. . . wjtkl. .1. L. . . . t . . , 1
m " itvm am sua uay
1th day of Anrll. 191(1. and that the same
oe published in the Malheur Enterprise, a
weekly newspaper, published at Vale, Oregon.
All process and papers In this proceed
Tng may lie served upon the undersigned
siding within the state of Oregon.
at the address hereinafter mentioned.
II. C. EASTHAM.
Address, Vale, Oregon.
Attorney for the rialntlff.
F-2-Apr-6
SUMMONS FOIt PUBLICATION
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore-
gon. tor Malheur County,
James Morfitt,
riaintlti,
vs.
Barbara Miller, nee Hun. and J. C
Miller, her husband; Alexander Hug, and
Addle Hug. his wife; Henry J. Hug; the
unknown heirs of Fannie Hug. deceased.
the unknown heirs of Melchrr Hug, de
ceased, also all other persons or part.
ners unknown claiming any right, title,
estate nea or interest in the real estate
described In the complaint herein, and C.
C. Mueller u guardian ad litem of the
minor and (or) unknown heirs of any
and all ot said defendants,
nffemlmntx
To Barbara Miller, n. llnir. mn.t J r
Miller, her husband; Alexander Hug and
PEARL ZEVELY,
Defendant.
To PEARL ZEVELY, the above-named de
fendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OR
EGON. You are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed against you I t
in the above entitled cause within six weeks
"rom thc date of the first publication of t
this summons,to-wit, the 10th day of Jan-1
uary. 1918. or within six weeks if served I A
personally without this state, and if you 1 ,1,
all so to appear and answer the plain- I
tiff will anDlv to tho Court for the relief A
demanded in the complaint, to-wit: For alj.
lecree dissolving the bonds of matrimony I
heretofore and now esixtfnc between you
nml the plaintiff, and ror an absolute di
vorcn from the defendant! nnd for an or
Jer awarding to the plaintiff the care and
eiwtnrlv nf his minor child! and for such
other and further relief 03 to thc Court A.
may seem meet and equitable; and for his I
r.r.hta nnd HUbiirapmnntj. hi-retn. I t
This summons Is published by -order of I X
the Hon. Judge Geo. W. McKnlght, judge I .!.
WHEN YOU BUILD A HOUSE
YOU NATURALLY WANT IT TO
STAND FOK A GOOD MANY
YEARS. GOOD
Quality
LUMBER IS A PRIME REQUISITE
AVE ARE BUILDING OUR BUSI
NESS FOR THE FUTURE BY SELL
ING GOOD LUMBER. EXPERI
ENCE HAS TAUGHT US THAT IT
IS THE BEST WAY YOUR SAT
ISFACTION IS OUR SUCCESS
TRY US.
ft VL
StAHtrACTjrrcr3
WE FURNISH
PLANS FREE
When you are in town
Call and see
E. C. LONGWELL
Sales Manager
VALE, OREGON
Western Soft Pine
i if iht Pnuniv fTniirt fnr Mnlhpur finuntv.
i. i u- i n 4k. ri.ani I i
inane in nic auat:iii.i; ui nitr uiikuit uug
of thU district from the county, which Bald I X
order directs the service ot this lummons I a
L .. I I. 1... l.'f J 11 I I t
iu u iiiuuu uy puuiivuiiuii uicrrui in ni i aT
Malheur Enterrriae. a weekly newapaper pub-I J.
SUte! ac;mn,Celncingt,nwithn the"3 uSe"" 'ther". HWHWHWKWWWWrfr
f January IU, 1918, and ending with the I
'sue thereof of March 2, 1918, and directing
'hat a copy of this summons, and of the
complaint herein, be forthwith mailed to
:hc defendatn at her last known address.
DAVIS & KESTEIt.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Residing at Vale,
Oregon Jan-lD-March-2.
STRAYED
One red cow; one black calf, nearly
yearling; one red heifer, 2-years. All
brantled quarter circle over J-T-F
connected, on left rib, and right ear
cropped. Cow has other brands. Last
seen on tho south fork of Willow
Kindly give any information as to the
whereabouts of these animals to
GEO. LYTLE, Parma, Idaho, Box 62,
Rt. 3. jl9-t4p.
OUR SPECIALTIES
We specialize in compounding prescrriptions.
Our stock is fully equipped to meet all demands
for drugs, sick room supplies and proprietary
remedies for cold weather ailments; croup, sore
throat, colds, grippe, bronchitis, etc.
First class line of confections and hot drinks at
our Soda Fountain.
The Vale Drug Store vie, Oregon
Estray Notice
I have taken up two bay mares
with colts about 7 months old, brand-
(JHL) on left thigh and "Diamond
L" on right thigh, respectively. Own
ers can have same by paying feed
bill and for this ad. F. C. ELLIS,
R. F. D Ontario, Oregon. f9-t3.
Strayed
Kindly give any information as to
tho whereabouts of the following de
scribed animals to tho undersigned
owner. Ono red yearling Steer, one
red and white yearling heifer, ono red
with some roan yearling heifer. AH
brantled I C U on right side and
marked slightly in right crop off left.
W, D. FANNING, Brogun, Oregon.
jl-tl'p.
Springfield Two miles of macadam
roads is to be built in tho spring,
Ashland Chromo ore deposits 10
miles from here are to be developed.
Telephone Efficiency
The highest development of telephone effi
ciency m this country gave the United States,
when it entered the war, a superiority over all
other methods for quick communications.
In Malheur county, "Service" is the motto of this phone
company. If you are not already a subscriber, we invite you
to become one. !::;...
In spite of (he war and what it has meant to this company,'
we are meeting the needs of the public in a remarkably sue
rcssful way.
5 ;
Malheur Home Telephone Co.
H. H. WAGGONER, Local Manager.
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