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malheur Enterprise, vale, oregok
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SATURDAY, APRIL 17, '190.'
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Ironside, . . ' . Oregon
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OF THE BEST
Groceries, Fruits
and Vegetables
OF THE BEST
Our Staple Lines of Spices, Teas, Coffee and
Canned Goods are of the Best Brands
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Dependable Groceries.
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- The Malheur Enterprise request! the cooperation of everyone, eepee
tally the farmers themselves, in our effort to make the Enterprise Farm
Columns a success from every standpoint. It is our desire to publish
more of the real news of our own local farmers and all of the happen.
In us of any consequence on the farms in Malheur county. Let us know
what you are planting, how the crops and cattle are doing; and Just what
Is going on. The other farmers and your distant friends and neighbors
will be glad to read of what is taking place right here at borne so don't
hesitate to write or telephone us the news of yourself and your neighbors.
JUVENILE FARM CLUBS
ENROLL MANY WORKERS
Boys and Girls Clubs of Various
Communities Doing Excellent
Work
BROGAN FALLS IN LINE
JOINS FARM BUREAU
Community Adopts Projects snd Se
I eel committeemen at Enthusi
astic Meeting Tuesday
Market Gossip
Reports, Comments, Movements,
Etc Of Interest to South
Eastern Oregon.
A A - II .ti jj i
w,t . wen auenaea meeting in me
mb neur vouniy now nas io ooy community hall at Brogan on
Juvenille branch of the Countyfarm Tuegd nio;htythe peopl, ef gBro
bureau, and it is expected .that this decided jofn in ?hePfarm burfau
''number will be more than doubled
jovement and form a local bureau.
:
YOU ARE )
Hlllla9lPBVl TO JOIN the "FORWARD
lUfflTr II MOVEMENT" for better
I II U I I kif gardens better farms.
Speaking of the family table, if you can live better
.and at considerably reduced cost- why not do UT
Whv do you not balance vour table costs by using
MORE. VEGETABLES? The only practical way to
accomplish this is to
GROW YOUR OWN
TRY THESE SPECIALS
PHI.
HANS Lilly' Oolrtn Jeraey
BEET Lilly' Crlmon Glob
CABBAGE Lilly' Qlory
CAULIFLOWER Lilly' Early Alba.
CELERY Lilly' Pari Golden Yellow
CORN Lilly' Golden Olant. ........
CUCUMBER Lilly' Pride of tna
Pacific
LETTUCE Lilly' Dellclou ........
onion uuya !
FEAR Lilliy wasmnawi. ""
RADISH Lilly' Crlmon Giant mm
SQUASH Lilly' Hobbard ......... j- 6m
TOMATO Lilly' Puset Sound Special We
TURNIP Lilly' Snowball
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largest and luoat
of Vegetable ad
curing trie next montn. The action was taken after the mat
Thru the efforts of Miss Wilson, t9r had been di8CUSSed in two form
County Club Leader, there are now noting,, and represents the deliber
2 corn clubs. 2 totato clubs. 1 sheep .j ,.. . . .
club, 2 pig clubs 2 poultry clubs " 0T the communityr '
and 9 sewing clubs besides several, Mr. A A. Reed who ,g member
other clubs now in the course ,of of the county eiecutive committee
formation. There are also, a number with horticulture as his line of work,
of individuals enrolled in the above -t-j rhipQ j ul
and other projects. Other enroll- urp08e of the meeting. The county
menu are expected in the clubs now ,ub ,eader and coupy agriculturai
rormed. . agent were both present and were
Big Bend Comes In called upon to explain the purposes
inree dovs in we Dig uena com- and workings or the Farm Bureau in
munity will raise corn this season, heir respective fields. Mrs. Thomp.
These Tlub members are Ira Brum-1 on was asked to exDlain the erlura.
back. Wesley Roberts, and Wilber tional millage tax measure for school
Roberts. - and others spoke briefly on the ben-
Nyssa Clubs Begin - efits of the farm bureau for the
The Nyssa Clubs have all held adults and the children, after which
their initial meetings and their organs I he various projects were discussed
nations are completed, officers elect- ano me program ot worn adopted,
ed, and actual work begun on the , A motion then prevailed that the
various projects.. County Club Lead-' hair name a nominating committee
er Wilson held a short meeting with l)r each project chosen. S. Gittle
each of the Nyssa Clubs the mid- ton was chosen for buying and mar
die of last week and reports much keting; Mrs. A. A. Doubravan for
progress made in that section. I ommunity betterments; J. A.
Oregon Slope Club Coleman on pest and disease control:
The Oregon Slope club boys will A. A. Reed for horticulture; and
raise both corn and sheep 'this year. Mrs. W. B. Eaton for clubs work.
Hamshire being the breed of sheep I After the business meeting the
chosen by the Farm Bureau for the chief feature of the evening came
clubs projects, and pure bred stock off. This was in the nature of a
of this breed will be purchased by the lunch of coffee an cake made and
boys soon. served - by the cooking club girls,
.which proved that the girls are be
coming experts in this line..
BONITA FARM BUREAU MEETS
Enjoy Big Feed at Which County
Farm Agent and County Club
Leader Attend
Flower Seed In the Northwest.
Por alar Varieties Vegetable Seeds 8c pkt.
mKAujm a pec ut is iw pan.
Pcm, Beans and Com 1 5c pkU
FOR YOUR FARM
We carry liberal stocks of the choicest grades obtainable ot
GRASSES. CLOVERS. ALFALFA. FIELD GRAINS. CORN,
RYE. VETCH, MILLET, FIELD PEAS and RAPE.
A POSTCARD BRINGS OUR CATALOG .
The Chaa. H. Lilly Co.
Seattle Portland
THE NORTHWEST'S GREATEST
SHED MUUBIS
a
40stkliAi(t TAW'S
of tlfe farm bureau on last Wednes
day, which was fairly well attended
in spite of the inclement weather
during the snow storm, and- it was
discovered that the Bonita branch of
the farm bureau now has some 36
members, which is quite an achieve
ment in view of the fact that most of
the members are so far removed
from each other in the sparsely settled
section. ..
County Club Leader Wilson, of the
Boys ' and Girls Clubs, stated that
the cake was prepared by the club
girls for the spread of good things
set out to all who attended the meet
ing and that it wasa most excellent
cake. The girls also served it and
were . commended and encouraged
in their work so far.
WILL GROW CERTIFIED DICKLOW
Vale Farmer Imports Improved
Spring Wheat Recognized By
Experimental Stations
by
Women- Favor Progress
Jackson county women, working
with the home demonstration agent,
have made 80 dres forms at a sav
ing, of $800 over the commercial cost.
They also helped in making their own
fircless cookers, iceless refrigerators
and home dryers. Eighty-two of
them, with the help of the agent, are
keeping household accounts, thereby
have put. hot lunches into ten schools
and have themselves "gone to school"
to the number of 60, and havo learned
millinery and dressmaking. In all,
674 families have studied foods and
food values. z
. I
The following is submitted
county Farm Aeent Breithaup:
One of the steps looking toward
'crop improvement taken by V. T.
Herrett, chairman of the Vale Farm
'Bureau, is the importation of a con
(siderable quantity of certified Dick
low Spring Wheat seed which he will
plant on his farm near Vale, ihis
wheat was secured from the Jerome
County Bureau in Idaho and cost Mr.
Herrett a fancy price, though he
says that will be taken care of in
Increased yield and the premium
which he should get for his seed
wheat next : season.
The Dicklow wheat is recognized
by all experiment stations and ex
perienced wheat farmers as the lead
ing variety in point of yield for the
irrigated lands of the Snake river
valley. It is' a true spring wheat
with white berries and is beardless.
The head is of square construction,
enlarging toward the top. Owing
to its hybrid origin, the variety re
verts rapidly unless kept true by se
lection. This work requires some
care, so that we must always expect
to get good Dicklow seed only from
reliadle growers, particularly such
as has been certified by the state. A
great deal of dissatisfaction has
arisen from the purchase of so-called
Dicklow wheat, a great deal of which
is either not Dicklow at all or so
badly mized and runout that it might
as well be called anything else, ex
cept for the selling value of the
name. Dicklow wheat is scarcely
obtainable at the present time.
AGENT SUBMITS FORMULAE
THE MARKETS
Portland.
Oats No. 3 white feed, $60 a ton.
Corn Whole, $74; cracked, $76.
Hay Willamette valley timothy,
$2820 pef ten; alfalfa, $33.
Potatoes Oreson, 6.6 7c pound;
Gems, 77Hc f. o. b. station.
Butter Fat 64c.
Eggs Ranch, 36c per dozen.
Poultry Hens, 3438c.
Cattle Best steers, $1111.75; good
to choice; $9.60310.50; medium to
good, $S.759.75
Hogs Prime mixed, $16.6017;
medium mixed, $16S16.50; pigs, $133
$15.60.
Sheep Spring lambs, $1720; east
ern lambs, $17 18; valley lambs.
$14.2517; ewes, $10013.
Seattle.
Hay Eastern Washington timothy,
V2 per ton, alfalfa, $40.
Potatoes Yakima Gems, $1750180;
local, $1500160 per ton.
Butter Fat 6567e.
Eggs Ranch, 33038c.
Hogs Prime, $16.50017.60; medium
to choice, $15.50016.50; pigs, $13014.
Poultry Hens, dressed, heavy, 46c
tight, dreued, 40c; live. 36043c.
QASgPMEIiTOENK
Put Your Little Want Ads Where People Look for Them
Price Is l(j cent a word per week; advance payment required.
Minimum charge 25 cents. 25 cents extra for Illustrated brand
FARM BAHRAIN COITNTKR
Prodnee, Implement, Lire Stock Offers
FOR 9AIK: Sftire HitmIi rake, rruM ,
plow, anil Holt Lanrl I-eveW for 7R horne
rower enWpIllar. Inquire H. J. Lorenteen,
F!eM Sup't, Eastern Oregon Land Compnnr,
Ontario, Ore. f28tf
FOR SALE Pnre bred Poland China Boar,
IWt Koplln. Cotton place 9 ml. F.at of
Vale. Adrlrens Ontario, Oregon R. F. D.
No. 1. 17Aprltp.
ENGINE FOR SALE H. V. Moml.
mede hy International Hnrvwter, Jut over
bruited and In good running thane ; will take
500. C. W. I.annan, Brogan, 27MUp.
ALFALFA FOR SALE ! 14 tone good al
falfa ha, eloee In. Inquire A. W. Reed.
First National Bank. 2 1 ftf
FOR SALE: Modern home In reMdcnre
part of city, five large rooms hath and
pantry, cement foundation, two porches eel
Inr. wood and coal house, hlue grans lawn
filled In with river toil. See D. W. Hammack
phone 104-W. 20martf
HOLSTEIN COW For sale. Ture bred.
Alo large red Durham cow. both frenh.
gnanantee them A No 1. J. H. Rowley.
Westfall, Oregon. 17Apr.2t.
FOR SALE 71651100 acres In Big Bend.
Oregon. 7 shares paid waterright and good
deep well. Price $12,000. terms. Address El
mer Walker, Parma, Idaho. 10Apr.4tp.
Don't throw that old rubber-worn
tire away, let Schroeder fix it.
Adv.27M4t.
8,000 acres of Indian lands will be
thrown onen on Mav 28. 1920.
If-
An Oregon family of four had $100
a month to ect alone on in 1913. but
had grown into a family of ten with
only $45 a month income in 1920,
how in the world would it live?-
That Is the Case
With
The State University, the Agricultur
al College, and the Oreo-on Normal.
In 1913 they had 2250 students; now
they have 6400. And $1 in 1313 is
only as good as 45 cents today, in
purchasing power.
If You Yourself
Were Responsible
could you carry on the work of the
College, University and Normal on
the same state support as in 19913?
You Could Not
FOR SALE 12 young ewes, 1 old ewe.
1 young buck. 8 lamhs i these sheet, hnve
been well fed and cared for and have
a fine fleece of wool : will take I17B for
the bunch. J. F. Phelan, Bonita. 17apr.2t.
GOLDEN JEWEL Seed Corn for sale at
J. A. Walter ranch, Ben Rose, Ontario.
Oregon 6mtf.
ALFALFA SEED For Safe 40c pound. R
Galloway. Phone 52FB. Vole 3Apr.6tp
FOR SALE One splendid Jersey milch cow
large type and heavy milker. 7 miles south
west of Ontario on Vale road. F. l. Elli
Ontario, Oregon. lOApr.S'
WANTED To hear from owner of good
ranch for sale. State cash prtea, full
particulars. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Minn.
Sapr-SflJaa
WASHING DONE Finished or rrmgh dry,
called for and delivered. Phone (24W lOAtf.
DRESSMAKING First Class work. I will
sew at yonr home. Writ to Mrs. C. M.
Johnson. Hnrr-er. Oreron. lOAmMt.
TO RENT FOR RENT
Wanted ta Rent and for Rent
ROOMS FOR RENT At Mrs. Feldsko t
residence, next door Hurley residence. 27M4tp
ROOMS FOR RENT At Mrt. Feldtkow
residence, next door Hurler resldenee.
; anr4tp
REAL ESTATE
Opportunities To Bay. Sell mr Trad
UO ACRES For Sale or Rent, one mil
from Vle, ; small house. X38. Enterprise.
27M4tp.
Professional Directory
ATTORNEYS
Geo. E. Davis Bruce R. Kaatar
DAVIS KESTER
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
Vale, Oregon
Nelsen Bldg. -: Vale. Ore.
H. C. EASTHAM
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
U. S. Bank Bldg.
Phone 24S
Vale -:- Oregon
JULIEN A. HURLEY
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Offices Nelson Building
Phone 216-W : Vale. Oregon
ROBERT D. LYTLE
Attorney
First Nntional Bank Bldg.
Vale, Oregon
Phone C6
FOR SALE 110 acres three miles East o
Vale, about 60 or 70 acres In wheat an
barley. Sage brush from five to eih
feet high on nearly all of halnnce. Goo
water rlKht, all Innd under ditch. Fou
room house and other imnrovementa. Thi
land Is readv to put in alfulfn.
9125.00 per acre, good terms. Box 21!. VaU
Oregon. IOApl-2tt;
FOR SALE- -5 Farm Horse
Stock Farm, .Inmieson.
Willow Woo.
SAprlt
TURKEY EGGS--H.P0 per ecg. g.
strain. Cnmpbpll ranch 4 miles EHst, clns
to river. 10Apr.:it
FOR ' SALE--Indian Runner Duck eggs
tl.00 for thirteen. D. M. Hand. Box 37.
lOApr.Ht:
AUTOMOBILES
Borgains in Used Cars and Supplies
GOOD USED CARS FOR SALE:
I 1 Dodge, In fir.t class condition.
I 1 Chevroiet, In fine shape has 4 new tire
! 1 Case touring enr new tires a bargain.
1 Grant Six in fine shape.
2 Two ton Trucks. See us for bargnim
Kessler Gnrnge, Vale. 28f t
THREE FORDS FOR SALE: Two o
them eiiuiped with 4 speed transmission
i Two touring cars, one rdtiabout. Inqulr.
Frank Glenn, Vale. 21f t
REDUCED PRICKS, on Autnmlbile Genrn
Parts. Accessories. Rebuilt Kngin.w and Trnil
ers. BOISE ALTO WRECKING CO.. 170
Felrvlew A,vo P-i c Mt fimlt'
uct or Lxpenence
Successful Methods of Poisoning
Jack Rabbits and Similar Tests
in Summer.
This is one of
Half a Million
Cars Built in the
Chevrolet Way
Their owners tell
of their economy
and efficiency.
See the F-B
Model
Jt ' 'tzar.1 m i t 1 1 mm : " "' '"Sw' v.
. .. .sw ft?sva.w wis
As a Man's
Efficiency
Is Measured By
The Car He Drives
So Is The
Efficiency
Of This Truck
Measured By The
Work It Does
Kessler Garage
KESSLER & WOODWARD, Props.
Vale,
Oregon.
Methods of poisoning rabbits in
summer have been used successfully
in other counties of the state and will
undoubtedly be of interest and bene
fit to persons in this county in the
outlyina districts, according to County
Farm Agent, L. R. Breithaup, who
submits the following formulae:
Salted Poisoned Stakes
These are prepared by boiling the
top five cr six inches of soft pine
stakes an inch square and a foot
long in u solution of one ounce oi
strychnine sulphate in six quarts of
water, adding as much salt as will
be dissolved in the water after the
strychnine is dissolved. Drive the
stakes in the ground along trails or
other pluc2s frequented by rabbits.
The stake i should be boil -J for r
couple of hours in the solution and
then allowed to dry. The rabbits
chew the stakes and are killed. It
is about the safest method to use
where thoie is likely to be stock about
Strychnine and Salt
Use one ounce of powdered strych
nine, fifteen ounces of salt and one
ounce of brown sugar mixed togeth
er. This may be placed in wooden
boxes mule from 4x4 materir.! mor
tise out where there is no (lunger
of stock netting to it. or it may be
used whei'i stock might get to it by
driving stakes made of '1x2 notor
ial in the ground and then boring a
half-inch I ole in the top of the stake
to depth of about two inches, fill
ing the ne'e with the mixture to with
in half inch of the top.
The Gocdyear Tire & Rubber com
pany hau completed arrangi'ments
with the Brazilliun government for
the erection of a South American
factory to be located just outside
the city of Rio Janiero. Construc
tionof the foundations has tlready
begun and it is believed that the
new factory will be completed within
a year and a half. The factory
group will consist of four buildings
built to allow for adequate expan
sion. At first 1,000 employees most
ly Brazilians, will operate the plant,
which will probably have a capacity
of about 1,500 tires and tubes a day.
Neither can the State University, the
Agricultural Collocre, and the Normal
School do it. Will you not help
these three institutions to continue
their useful productive work for Ore
gon by voting on May 21 for the
Higher Educational relief measure?
Paid advertisement inserted by Colin Dyment
in behalf of the Joint Alumni Kelief Com
mittee. for Higher Education in Oregon. 614
Fetlock Block, Portland.
SEHVICFS r -Personal
Services Offered and Wanted
AUCTIONEER: For first class Btock Auc
tioneer call for dnte with E. W. Dunn. U
S Nntinnnl fl;inK Vnl". Orron Kch S'.'t
MISCELLANEOUS
Things for Sale, Trade or Wanted
! LOST- Miout a weeks ajro. a purple um
j brella with a whito rime, return to Mnurlne
i Jones, Vale, Oregon 27Mlt.
LOST Ice cream freezer crank and rad
dlespicked up at City Fire Station -libcial
reward for return to Enterprise Office..
17 Apr 2t.
WANTED Oirl or mlddlc-aced lady for
general housework in town. F. E. Powell.
Vnle. Oregon. Aor. Htn.
R. G. WHEELER
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Practice in all
Courts and U. S. Land Office
Collections
Nelsen Bldg. -j- Vale, Oregon
UNDERTAKER
T. T. NELSEN
Vole, Oregon
Up-to-date Undertaking: Parlor
Fine line of Undertaking Suppliea
Auto Hpnr"C Service. Phone TT
ENGINEERS
John E. Johnson J, Edwin Johnson
JOHNSON ENGINEERING CO.
Licensed Really Dealers
Land I.ocatom Township Bias Prints
Survey uiff & Engineerins;
Hnyf! Building Val, Orwron
DOCTORS
R. D. BURROWS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Vnle Drug Store
Phono 215
Vale, Oregon
DIt. K. E. NORVALL
X-rve Specialist
Drugless Physician
Opposite Young's Oaraire. i Vale, Oregon
Phone 43
H. W. STEEI.IIAMMER. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
O'fice Phone Hi - Residence Dreol Hotel :
I. O. O F. nM- Vale. Or..
Dr. Pauline 8rors ' Pr. Harriet Sears
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Graduates of American School of Osteopathy,
Kirkfiville, Mo.
1st Building North of Vale Drag Stsjse
DENTISTS
DR. A. R. ROBERTS
Dentist.
Office between Ontario Pharmacy and Depot.
Ontario. Oretron Phone 62
FARM LOANS
Ranch Loans, 20 Years, Rural Credit
Hay and General Fire Insurance
C. C. MUELLER
Heal Estate
IstNnt Bnnli Hl.hr.. Vale. Oregon.
r-aaaarVii i xffrtt' -WrW'-lhrt arak i f& ilifW ir-" -y-- ,y
Simmer Heat
MEANS NOTHING
If Your Cooking and
Household Tasks
Are Done Electrically
ELECTRIC RANGES SEE THEM.
Bring your wife in and look over the
Household Labor Savers of the Hour
If we have not what you want
we will get it for you
VALE ELECTRIC CO.
New Buick to haul you anywhere, I M
anytime, Drexel Auto Livery. A20M2t --
Vale
"The Institution of Greatest Service."
L. P. LUMl'EK, Mgr.
Oregon