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About Malheur enterprise. (Vale, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1919)
PAGE THREE BE A LEADER ' A tU aits' (reel Itadr hli All u A olt r.stsiitsily "' ' I.JI as tmltrr saiios Eli An immense problem in reconstruction confronts the present generation. Arc you doing your utmost to prepare to lead in its solution? Oregon Agricultural College Trims for la!er-liip in the industries and professions as follow! HOME ECONOMICS. AGRICULTUnS, COMMKRCE. FORESTRY. PHARMACY, MUSIC. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION. CIVIL ENOINKER1MG. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. MECHANICAL HMUINEEEING. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, INDUSTRIAL ARTS. MINING ENGINEERING, LOGGING ENGINEERING. MILITARY SCIENCE The College training includes courses in Cnclih, Economic!, Art, Mathematics. Modern Languages, Physical Education, Industrial journalism, Natural Sciences, and all essentials of an education. Three regular terms Fall term begins September 22, llliffls raws 1919 S5T- For Cr'i-fTC Cvaton. Illustrate Booklrt and other information address TKC UoISTRAR, Oregon Agricultural College. Corvalli I A IS ! PALM PROCEEDINGS OFTHE COUNTY COURT Adjourned Mar T The followlrur bills Held Jan 41k and Ith. MK were considered and ordered paid. FUND GENERAL account Tax Bsbats current Enterprise Ads are Business Getters ! I' I- 1- !' -i -t- j-l- -M- $ -i' i' 1' 't i-T" sxmxo niiniiiitiMiiiiiittntiiiiitiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiii'iiii'iitiiiiHii:!!. ;t.i,ii.imiiiu.nniii.ii.iiiiiiw I First National Bank I "The Bank of Service" 'I'llllIM inillllllllliiiiMliiiiN;.ili;iin'irnii;"iraiin- .iiiniiiiiiiiinuiiaui im'!iii:iiinmmuiiti:roii Vale, Oregon CAPITAL and SURPLUS $58,000.00 COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS SAVING ACCOUNTS SAFETY DEPOSIT FILES nii::iitiii!i:!!iii''iriiHiiii;iiiiitiiiiiimtiii!ii i!!i!ii:!iVTi!i::!iimi!(imWiiiiMmiw DIRECTORS C. W J. T. Albert W. , Nelson, Pres. Logan, Vice Pres. J. M. Weaver Reed, Cashier. Eli Rose itmunminmiin ciiiiiimnMiiiii!! 4444444! I j: 11 l'i I ! 1 11 1 'ttlllttt -t ' i' -t1 'I' 't- 'I1 ! -I'sH' fr If Its Hardware We Have It. Our shelves are well stocked with every farm, garden, business and household nee essity.. 1 ET US FIGURE WITH YOU on wire and tools for fencing... Complete lines of mechanics tools now on display. VALE HARDWARE CO. n Humphrey, Prop. Vale, Oregon "$ "I "I "I I "I I " ; 1 t 1 t M I I 1 1 1 I 1 tM i Name f. j. t onnoiiy. Tan rebate Senn Carlson, Tax Rebate R V Bowman. Tax Rebate . . . Van Siekltn Sheep and Land Co., C. W. Wood. Tax Rebate Roy Daley, Assessing F. Anduiza, Tax rebate Union Hridite Co. RepairlnR bridge .. Sam Anptenate. Tax rebate J. B. Adrian, Tax Rebate Bro-an Trading A Lumber Co.. Tax C. Cunmlne, Tax rebate j Geora-e C. Davis, Overpaid taxes i H- A. Foaselman. Tax rebate ' Gordon & Sutherland, Tax rebate IxMoine Bros, at Dorman Tax rebate Oscar Logan. Tax rebate M F. Loy A Hon. Tax rebate John Malone, Tax rebate Mrs. I.. J Mustard. Taxea Overpaid 0 L. Murray. Tax rebate H Lee Noe, Tax rebate D. P. Pullen. Tax rebate A. B. Rouse, Tax rebate Stark & Son. T'ax rebate M S. A. Thomson. Tax rebate Charles 8. Watson. Tax rebate Williams & Mulligan, Tax rebate Mrs. Pin UiH'ker. Care cf indigent Burroughs Addinv Machine Co., Repairs, Hushonir A. Co.. supplies, tiers .. I Rushonsr t Co., Supplies, Clerk .. : W. E. Boyd. Assessing Frank J Blown. Examination of insane !ToAti of Vale, Water H. W. Clement. Assessing R. M. Carlile. Office expense I Mrs. W. T. Cook. Juror's mean) . K. N. Dahle, . Assessing J H C. Kin Assessing ' A. fjramsc. Fruit Inspector George QpaxwaH, Watermaster Gla-'.s A Frudhomme Co., Supplies Co. Superintendent Glar-i. & Prudhomine Co., Electior supplies Class 4 Pruilhomme Co. Supplies Clerk's office John Houston, P. M.. Expense .County Judge Scott Hyde. Assessing - Holy Rosnry Hospital, Board ft care of indigent D. W. Hnmniack, Teachers' examinations - L. S. Hogan, Labor Court House JunLura Merchantile Co. Merchandise Indigent O. G. Luehrs, Drugs indigent M. Moody, Office expense - C. Mueiler, Office expense - - ... E. McGlllivray, Drugs indigent ... l,ee Noc. Sheriff. Special deputy hire. Riverside ... . .... Lec Noe, Sheriff. Cash. McCnlloch vs. Malheur Co. . I.ee Noe. Sheriff, Miscellaneous expenses R. O. Payne, Witn.-ss fees. County Court Rader Br'i., Supplies indigent - Ryder Bros. Supplies Clerk Dorothy 0. Turner, Carbons in case of Schutter Vale Electric Co.. Lights - .1. A. Yeager. Sealer Weight A Measures Dr. R. O. Pay re. Register 1 irths I deatha Dr W. E. Hedges, Register births and deaths ROAD FUNDS C. A. Stroutc e al. Labor. Road District No. 21 Chas. Mi-tflt. Labor, Road District No. 14 W. G. ".eivllliker. Labor. Koad Uistrict No. If ..... '.ester I'iriick. Lahtv. Rom! Ktsttict Nc 14 GENERAL FUND J. F. Weaver, Commissioner's Fees Mrs. Lottie Coburn, House rent indigent - Chile. Cool:. Meals for jury - Fay Clark Hurley, Postage Malneur Enterprise, Supplies & publishing R. F. Nichnl, Labor Court House Nyssa Trading Co Supplies indigent F. M. Vines, Commissioner's fees H. H. Whitnev, Care of indigent Vale Sales & Transfer Co. Freight i drav ROAD FUNDS Vale Sales ft Transfer Co. Freight and Drayage, General Road F. M. Vines, Commissioner's Fees, General Road Hodf.on-Feenaughty Co., Supplies General Road Walter Cftrr, Labor, Geneial Road T. W. Simons, Labor. General Road T. H. l'ownU-y, Board & Labor, General Road B. F. Farmer, County surveyor, General Road Lyclls St Macomb. Supplies, General Road William hall, labor. Road District No. 1 ' and 3 Willai'l Hali, Labor. Road District No. 1 and 8 S. J. Bowman. Labor. Road District No. 1 and 8 S. A. Ball, Labor. Road District No. 1 and 3 .iw Chas. fsevman. Labor, Road District No. 1 and 3 -.. Roy Horn. Labor. Road District No. I and 8 Ray Parson. Labor. Road District No. 1 and 3 Walter Gramse. Labor, Road District No. 1 and 8 M D. Kerfe. Labor. Road District No. 1 and 8 m... Bean's Engine, Labor, Road District No. 1 and 8 A. K. Pool Labor. Road District No. 1 and 8 Curt Ingle, Labor, Road District No. 1 and 3 B. O. Fowler, engine Labor. Road District No. 1 and 8 L. A. Walker, Labor, Koad District No. 1 and 8 ..... W. W. Howard, Labor. Road District No. 1 and 8 - Willaru Hall. Labor. Road District No. 2 S A. Bull. Labor Road District No. Z - Ivan Hall. Labc? Koail Uistrict wo. x Joe Meyer, l.nboi. Road District No. 2 - - Clyde Lonr, Labor. Road District No. 2 Standard Oil t o. supplies, itoao tiwirict rso. o U H. Doilrfe, Drayaste 4 express Road District No. 2 C. II. Dodce. Drayage and Express, Road District No. 8 Silus Carl..'1-ijihl, Labor, Road District No. o W F Ly-min. Labor, Koad Uistrict wo. Geo. Tureinan, Labor, Road District No. 6 Chas Bradley. Labor, Road District No. 6 Jody T. La.vrence, Labor. Road District No. U G. G. Nelvon, Lumber, Rond District No. 11 Ralph G. Hunter. Labor. Road Distriot No. 16 ... take Deen. Labor, Road District No. 16 - r'loyd Musuird, Lalior, Road District No. 16 - james 1. RobuU. Labor. Road District No. 20 Wm. H. Cripe, labor, Road District No. 20 . S. Kiel ey, Labor, Road District No 10 .1. H. Cro-;er. Labor. Road District No. 10 A. D. WooJruft. Labor, R mil District No. 10 O. A, Wo.uru.1, 1-nbor, R. U No. 10 - .tobcrt Mc-j.uihlin. Labor, Road District No. 10 Amount X17.40 216.10 9 II 181. it tUtH 234.00 151.64 220.62 80.27 21". 40 VT.S2 87.V13 1.64 11.83 106.80 61.19 26.26 138.26 17.70 " i'l 18.45 46.91 68.68 138.05 67.80 109 94 21.00 16.26 7.50 37.25 114.00 10.00 16.10 10H.00 82.00 18.00 96.00 150.00 114.00 282.82 8.98 7 198.00 200.00 9.00 44.60 80.00 24.00 2.96 8.56 6.80 76.0A 20.00 104.46 5.20 14.80 7.67 2.15 15.07 19.16 6.00 1.00 !'75.20 238.00 14.00 I.O.i.lO 84.60 12.00 32.60 U6.S8 8.20 H9.0U 84.95 I2.20 lit. 00 14.4? 144.26 106.60 126.1c. 15.25 15.25 70.76 216.56 11.60 136 00 5.00 104.00 82.00 182.00 12.00 21.00 192.87 137.81 20.00 Itt.M 8.60 120.00 260.00 288.65 30.00 24.00 liOO 17.60 4.00 43:..10 68.50 39.50 10.30 47.50 87.50 0.26 60.00 18.06 86.00 10.00 14.00 61.06 16.00 21.60 86.00 101.00 3.75 96.00 6eeceeeeeaaeea TO OUR READERS It is with great satisfaction that the Malheur Enterprise h v able to announce that it has just ' I obtained exclusive rights In Ma'- heur County for the Publishers ' Autocaster Service illustratei! features. Thia Means not only that we have installed in our plant the most modern of ! stereotyping equipments the j AUTOCASTER but also that the livest and brightest of photo- I graphs and cartoons will now be ! regular features of the Malheur Enterprise. This Means that your home newspaper is now ! able to make its own cuts up-to- the-minute news pictures, fash- ion pictures, comics and advertis- ing illustrations. All This : is made possible through the un- limited facilities of the greatest newspaper service of its kind in the world, with bureaus in New York, Washington, San Francis- co, and all world news centers. This Is one more evidence of the inflex- ible policy of the Malheur Enter- prise to keep abreast of the times with service equal to the best metropolitan newspapers. 44a .;. Cools the stomach, washes out the bowels, drives out impurities, helps the liver it's Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Take it once-a-week during hot weather and see how happy and contented you'll be. 35c. Tea or Tablets. 1 Adv July. A. E. McGILLIVRAY ,urvyed. KOAD PETITIONED FOR BY C. G DARNELL. ET AL. ordered viewed and ..tl25.00 per month . 100.00 per month .. 100.00 per month H6.C0 ;jer :nonth 76.00 per month Old county warrunta outstanding ordered advertised. Salaries of depuly county offinals fixed as follows : Sheriff 1 deputy tax cirK 5 - 1 -ie.u.y - Jlcrk 1 deputy - 1 sU'ciurapher 1 M.nuui'u. her - ...c sor 1 deputy assessor H $4.00 per day. r w.w.. rrtt- h. li. Conklin ai.d W. H. Laxon appointed directors of the Malheur County l Pirtfetort of Malheur County Fair Assoeiation notified that the County Court kill not be held reafOluibli for expenditure for improvement on Fair Grounds unices AHi ioOCiaiUn w bO authorized by the Court. o-ii.y iieuurer required lo live an additional $30,000.00 bond. Wru. i iiir; BeeKcr allowed 15.U0 per month for care of Jamea Palmer, tndlffent. luui-c ituUje ordered insured for an additional $8,000.00. fflioMfiirmimitmNrtmtriPm YOUR PHONE I Always Ready, Always I Handy, Always Econ- I omical The Most Im- 1 portant Means of Com- I I municating With Your I Customers. THE DOOR f To yeur store is always open for I trade. Did you ever stop and con- aider that a phone is as simple a ! I method of entrance to you bus- I I ineas as vour door? I ! Malheur Home I 5 Telephone Co. 1 H. H. WAGGONER, Mgr. Vale, Oregon lliHmnTiiHiiiniiiiiiiiiuinmiiuiiiHiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiih tiHimiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 Why Swelter in Heat to Prepare Meals? Electric Stoves and Ranges are the Modern way of Cooking. No Heat, No Smoke, No Grime or Grease. The housewife's drud gery becomes a pleasant duty when She adopts the electrical way For Demonstration See Us Vale Electric Company The Institution of Greatest Service L. P. Lumpee, Manager Vale, Oregon jLJntnl i t f..l,.l....t..l,.l,.a,.S IS M,l . 1 . . S, f 1 . , a. .f f -f fj I I I t I I I I M t Call The "Red" Cars No Road is Too Long or Too Short for the Red Cars No Load la Too Heavy or Too Light for the Red Cars WaKons Delivery Cars Heavy Trucks Tourinc- Cars Sales Yards Storuge and Sample Koomii Keec Hains VALE SALES & TRANSFER CO. p. G. Griffin E. C. Longwell Phones, Dray 31, Office and Barn Vale, Oregon t ftttfrtttttl'ttM'ti'l't'l 'I 'l t"t"t"H"r"rT ru tl.t t I I l i t t lt M ni X Notice To Debtors All parties owing accounts to the Vale Hardware Company Garage will kindly call or write to the Vale Hard ware Company store at Vale,, Oregon and settle same as we have 3old the parage to Messrs Harvey and Ricker .vho are now operating same. Vale Hardware Company by Saxon Humph rey. 12 July ! fo6&ris fMAwSHHAUOW IIP OLD NEWSPAPERS Put them under the carpets, on the pantry shelves etc. Handy for building fire:., ltlc per bunch of 10 pounds at the Enterprise Office, Vale, Oregon. June 26 tf i a- Let UvT BAKE for n$ou AND SERVE YOU COOL MEALS ON HOT DAYS You'll like our Home Made Bread. Fresh Every Day Three Si.es of Loaves. Huns, Cakes, Pies, Cookies and Doughnuts SPECIAL ORDERS TAKEN THE ENTERPRISE DEVIL, M1CKEK, SAYS SZSSW THIS WERE POPUt-MT1 I FaVNMlW JOURNIkV. AltA6 TO 1 I ro i KIT -r.iF Ki&isAF AC ciDanri IMfMlfi NEC 6 TwE VSIOOD6 AT LEUS1 ONCE CK -JtKB. , KKJT OFFErE. , N IF NOU KltMER SEE nuuRN, hAtBESt iTft NOVJR OVgN FfcOUf. tT BlilN AMD MAH.E SONNE NE VMS M WOUR MArViE SNIX BE IK1 Tva E F-tVP-EV. VMS 6V. SEE f "QUALITY BREAD" CITY BAKERY PHONE V D. A. MeFADDEN, Prop. VALE, OREGON : SV'A.PEV. SV.N VMEEVk SEE' S (mm Am y You'll like it for cake filling and fccing 17m direct from tbe jar tad -i I on rmk wLirh hit beco lloed to rool LfM cipM.re thlD boM udc niliag and nvort d'lirioua Nut, chopped or cruinta rruit. or alloc cftocouu mar oc aaora otbar wajrt to na Vafma'a MjakmUow whip la tbe I ii a a act for pwd dlacja. wit fruit , far aaad vich fiUlAfa, ate. Vofn CaWy Comptmy Insure Your Hay Take no chanc of losing your crop but insure your hay with the Warmspring-s Really Company, Vale. Oregon. 19jul.it ST. JOSEPH'S HOME FOR THE AGED Ontario, Oregon Arrangements for care by the month or for life can be made at any time with Mother Super ior. Holy Rosary Hospital. Terms Moderate TRANSFER & DRAY SERVICE CITY WORK A SPECIALITY I have purchased the Dodge Transfer Line and will Continue to operate same. Two Drays Ready at All Times, Prompt Express and Haul ing Service Guaranteed. Office at Home Lumber & Coal Co. Phone 65. W. E. Boyd Vale, Oregon SCHEDULE OF TRAINS Effective June 1 ONTARIO-CRANE LINE: Westbound Leave Vale 10:60 Eaatbound Leave Vale 1:10 ONTARIO-BROGAN LINE: Westbound Leave Vale 1:20 Eaatbound Leave Vale 4:06 ONTARIO-VALE SUNDAY TRAIN: Arrive Vale from Ontario .11:06 a. m Leave Vale for Ontario 4:16 jjm MAIN LINE TRAINS AT ONTARIO Eastbounc m No. No. No. 1:84 a.m. 10:20 a.m. 6:16 p. m. No. 17 No. ltf No. i Westbound 2.87 9:06 0:20 No.Wl Boise. Huntihfrtn Loots! 70 a.m. No 05 3A 3:18 p rfl. W ST 0 20 p.Rl. a. m p. m. p. m . ro :i-mmr i ""I .i i" Todov r.d bamt. tidy rmdtint. haadtum pound and half .pound tin humi dor. and that ala:y. prutln ut pound crystal mla.t humidor with .pong, moi.t.n.r lop that A.m. t h. tobaao in ruch p.rf.tt condition. j J krj cg I ij 4 i PUT a pipe in your face that's filled cheerily brimful of Prince Albert, if you're on the trail of smoke peace I For, P. 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