MALHEUft ENfElftfrftlSg, VALfi,
MGE EIGHT
5'
mm
1 Better Living
Conditions
every JTujrrti
Delco-Light ia mora than a
mera lightinjc plant It givea you
electric power too, for operat-
ing all of the light machinery
around the house and barn, UBuel
ly turned y hand. - ,
It will pump and deliver water
to all parta of the Jiouaa of barn.
, . Write for Catalog
LighU and Shadowe an Ohio
Farm ( '
From Ohio cornea a atory which
tfvea an insight into what modern
conveniences hava com to mean in
the farm home. '
A certain farm , house in - Mont
gomery County, Ohio, was almost
entirely destroyed by fir a short
time ago. The houm was of bride,
roomy and ubitantialrjr built aa most
old-fashioned farm houses are. Thick
stout walla and good workmanship
are probably what saved the bout)"
from being destroyed- but as it was,
nothing much but the four walla were
left standing. The hdusa ia being
remodeled now with some enlarge
ment. The owner is seeing to it in
this rebuilding that 'the jneWhoji
will have all modern conveniences.
Among such conveniences is, ; of
rourse. electric service. The owner
had electricity in ,the old house,, the
electric plant being installed ire the
basement In a fire which destroy
ed evervthintr inside the walls ;th
plant was of course ruined. . Fortun
ately there was a new garage on the
- .Vmrt Alatr,f from the house
ti.ay.rn m ..w v . . " ' , , .
and the family was forced to mdv ,
into this garage temporarily. Tha
fir.l thinir that the farmer did on
the morning after the fir waa to...
call up the man who had aold him
his electric plant and order another vv.
one. Before night the neyf - pfont V;
was in and the family iwas-enjoying.
. i v a. .1
the convenience ol electric ngni ue-
pite the fact that they had no house
to live in. The pumping system
which supplied the old house waa lo
cated outside of the house' and a
littl distance from it; and waa not
destroyed in th fire, ao that it
waa an easy matter to pip tna
water into th garage. - Thia p'ump
ing aystem waa alao operated b
electricity ao that as soon as the
plumbing was completed, th family
was enjoyins: running water in th
garage just as they had in. th hous. '
This experience goes' to 'show th
extent to which. the. f arm fanjily. be
come attached to modern conven
iences. This particular family baa .
found that electric ligtit "and running'
water have made lire in their jrjes
ent rather crowded;' living quarters
much more comforUbl -'.and.it i
certain that they "will -make th
fullest possible use of ejfectncity in
their new home when it ia completed.
New Dress Skirts
'Are here in latest styles. Popular Colors,
Popular Materials, at Very Reasonable Prices.
DROP IN, SEE THEM
ADVERTISED 7iTitrgg
JVlay We Book Your Order This Month?
Then an sound reason why it would
y b t serious mistake to delay until
Summer to order your Round Oak
Moistair -eating System! By book
V ing on now at present prices you not
only save money but insure prompt
and proper installation according to
carefully drawn plans, furnished with
out cost to you, by the Round Oak
Heating Engineers.
if
OAK
MOl STAIR, heating system
a
Winchester Kitchen Knives
WE HAVE the exclusive sale of these new and supe
rior Knives butcher knives, parinu knives, sTicers, .
cooks' knives, fruit knives, bread knives, etc. -
. They are made by the same WINCHESTER factory
which for more than fifty years has been world famous for '
Firearms. You will like, them because they are nude so J
well and stay sharp so long. Come in soon and see then. 1
the WmCff5TR STORE
KZ , eaJ I B I
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Liberal terms for tliosrj who order now. Investigate k
certainly does not obligate you.
Ajents fsr
White Sewing Machines
Cheney .Phonograph
Sherman & Clay Pianos
V AEE'-'TEADING COM
VALE, OREGON
' ... - - . ..
Branches at Riverside, Juntura and Grane
AGENTS FOR
Gossard Corsets, McCall
Patterns, Stetson Ifats.
Queen ' Quality Shes,
Florsheimr Shoes, all
STANDARD LINES.
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FOR SALE '
Pure Bred Whitcface Hereford TJull
1 Adunair No. 684956, 35 months old.
2 Sidney Boy No. 675058, 38 mo. old
3 Bian Sincold No. 450546, 30 mo. old
4 Don Woodford No. 738202, 25 mo. old
5 Comer Stone No.B75028, 35 mo. old
will be at Vale for one week.
These will be sold at a price that
will be a barcain for any stockman.
Inquire of C. C. Mueller, . first
National Bank Bide.
gtudebaker Cars Will Be Handled
By Kesaler Garage Th New
Models Are Her
Kwlor Garage this week received
the agency for Stuilebnker cars.
Another line of bigger cars entered
the Vale field this wek "when the
Keasler Garage closed contracts for
the agency of the Studobnkcr cars in
thia section. The new Studebakcrs
are beautiful in design and feature
high grade mechanical construction.
The Big Six, Special Six and Light
Six will be hanled by the local gar
age and one of the Special Sixes, a
compact and powerful five passen
ger car is on display at the garage
at present , d
Haul Anything anywhere, but. w
want to haul you where yu want
to 'go. Drexel Auto Livery, Drexel
Hotel. AdvlOMSt
PLAYLETS SUCCESS
High School Students Prove Arthiis
In Rendition of Playlets At
Local Theatre
"Put a qualified engineer on th
Commission." Vote for RHEA LU
PER, Republican nomination for Pub
lic Service Commissioner.
. Adv. 24Apr-15May.
New Retreading KutW at Schro
dor'a Tiro Kepuir Shop for putting
good rubber on your ld easing
work i guaranteed. Adv.l7M.4t.
Rex Theatre
Program For Week of April 25
Sunday Only
n A HOLD LOCK WOOD in '
"THE GREAT ROMANCE
and EpUode 8 "Lure of th Circus'
Monday and Tuesday
Special All Star Cast in
"ATONEMENT
Ale Path New and Lloyd Comedy
Wednesday and Thursday
ENID BENNETT in
WHAT EVERY WOMAN LEARNS
and Paramount Magsxln
Friday Only
"THE GAY OLD DOG"
A Fare in Six Parts Also Fp. 13
"Black Secret"
Saturday Only
FATTY ARBl'CKLE in
"LOVE"
DOROTHY DALTON In
"ins virrs rniEND"
"The Twelve I'ound Look" and
"The Newlv Married Couula" were
entertainingly put over by the ra-'j
maticuly inclined members or the Ju
nior. Cluvs in their playlets at-. th
Rex Theatre on the night of April
16th, when a number of students
took part in playlets of the above
titles and some very creditable work
was don by those who formed the
cast. Elaine Clower was- obarmifiif:
in th part or Lady Sims, fay tes
ter was the first wife and Lawrence
Propst completed the perpetual nrt
angle a Sir Harry.
In the "Newly Married Couple"
by J. M. Barrie, Bernice Hope took
the part of the mother, Lawrence
Proust was the fattier, .Merl 'Uoswe.
was the daughter, Axle was jmper.y
sonated by John lioswell, and tran
ces Hornbeck interpreted "Matiele,
all of whom did well in- theif
lines. The playlets were very ably
directed by Miss Teressa Cox and the
success of the plays was undoubtedly
due to her effort.
"Qualified by technical trainTngT
Vote for RHEA LUI'ER- Republican
nomination for Public Service Com
missioner. Adv. 24Apr.-lbAlay.
SALE OP ABANDONED CAMP THHKI
FORKS OWrilKH Hll.li AMT
.j....j..f..f...g ... . $ .
WANTED House, shack, aiyr
old place where some furniture i
4 can be moved in and ' called
home, sweet heme. Phn En-
terprise.
ELECT NEW OFEICERS
HKSKRVATION. OKHUON'
AND IDAHO,
Th abandoned Camp Thraa Frk, Owrhaa
Military Hntfarvation, aon,l.tliic. ,of taa Faat-
ana (iraHin Kmvrv. WaUir Kaaarva and
W,h4 Ktwnrva. Orvun and Idaho, naavt
lha nitnaral land and land DravWualr dla-
putad uf tharuin, Vtll b uffarad fur aala
uniler tha protlaiont uf uit act uf.Juljr.a.
! ill Stat., lull, for caah at nut l
than tna apprataad prtoa, th land In Idaho
b h ofrvred at th U. S. land effi.
MoU. Idaho, anmmenrinf at IS a. n., 4n
ii. iviu, ana ui lanni in uregon w om oi
fared at th U. 8. land off tea. Vala, Orrfuai
aoiniuHiieiniz at 10 a. m.. Jun i&. 1U20.
1'h landa tu t offered In Orcirnn 'artf th
th iMuttrn part uf Malheur County, . d
cribed on th plat of nut'vey aa Ijta 4
and Bit. 25, 1-uU I and 4 Sec. Ii6, Lot,
1. 4, 6. and a 9w. SS. T. Si 8., R 4S E..
It t, S. 1. I..".' 1 and 0 Sfc. 2. T. S3
S . R. 44 K, W. M . fjntaliUng 81.05 aor
wnion traow nnvc ortn apprawti at privet
ranitltiif from J to $12 ptr atr. . . .
1 he JuniM to tie nift'i,! tn lilaho are.
in the wt-atern part of Owyhee County and
are deeariUnl on th plate of eurvey ae. LoO
t. , a and 11 tier. K, Late t.' , 7" and
S.. V, NWI..SW'.. Si,SW',(, ilWVr
St' Sec. It. lx)U . 4, and ( S.o. la, I-oU
1, 4 and 7 Sec 17, Lot 7 Sec. 1, lt
Sea l, T. X . R. W, LoU 4 and
See. 10. loU I, S. 7. S, KW MWV.
S'-j kt4 Se. 11. LoU a and Sea. U.
1U 4. . and 7 See. U. all Sea. 14
1au 1. t. I and 4 See It, Uta 1. .
and 4 Sr. Hi. all Sea. HI, lota . S.
II and I Sea. 114, Uit I. Se Sa andiUl
I, . S. 4. MtV N), NA, Se. 1
I Ait 1 and . See. 27, T . K 4 SVt
H. 14.. aonulnlne . II aerea, which trajta
have neeit appraUed at price rauilif frwia
M to l per aera.
Kaid laada mmf a afferad far aala a
aaoaiata leaal ulMltvtalon or thay may
dk.od of fa twa or mora unite. tii
may It avada iUir in pron or ly ' aa-iit
hut will sot I reeelv ed throuth th mail
Furhara will not he required In .w
lualil itton aa tu ave or eititen.hip or
Make any hewta' a to Ut aatnuat or
eltaracter of puhlie land heretofore aciulred
hy Uiem un.ler any law. Full paynwut
aiut ha rsade for th land at.th time ol
ale. All pereona are warned aalnt an,
tetina into any agreement, eomhiaaun or
eeaph-ay which will prevvnl any land
(rum .cllin advaatatfeoualv. AH pareoaa ao
ffeitdln will ie pro.eeut.Hl erinrtinally under
Section It of th Criminal Coda.
CLAY TA1.I MAN. t omnitulonar,
iApr-llJuna.
At th first regular business meet
ing following the annual member
ship meeting th members: of the
Val Public Library Board on Tues
day evening elected th following of
ficers. President. Mrs. R. -E. Wea'nt; i
VIc.Prsiaen.'-rrs. J, A. Hurley;
Secretary,. Mrs.., ieorg Huntington
Ciu-reyT Tjeaajired- A. ,W. Reed. . - 1
'Plans' for 'ways and means, of .xais-1
ing immediaU'u'unds for Library use
wer discussed and a tenative. plan
for several summer festmUe taik-
"id,..wairrtjirja; of .atanrling cornmit
, fte'ea' for the Venn was held over for a
vote bi tno next maciin trie seuitu
WrtritiMtty in May. --' ;
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SCRIBES VISIT INTERIOR TOWNS
' ;:s! VVii " : "'
Publiflier Cin'rey and Editor Seemttn
Make Trip Oa Business, And
..i..-. .-.MakiMto-Mcllheur . .
Iaving "Vale ' early on "Saturday
last Geirg .'Ihintington Currey and
William Irarlcia-Saeinan, made a bus
iaftss -trip to a number . of the towns
ill: th 4ntetorvViaitfng Brogaii, Mal
hur 'City.'-rrotisirl and some' of the
rancher's along canyon road of
lower Willow If)k -and aloag upper
Willow Crafek jntf-' ita.- headwaters,
ampe4, alcua: th stream over night
anil fiahtttl -aljo Ironside "Sunday
morning and in th afternoon, the
fishing riot' being' very good on ac-eoimt-
f -t tM recant snors which
hav riled the streams, went on to
Mm- Littl-1 Mheur country at the
edge of the-'ft We '-Mountains, where
a 'irreat anvauai f anow is packed on
thi rnouaJpSaj' .thai'' slopes. Plen
ty of Water' is f lowfng down the Lit- J
14... JfiiJkUuuT4.4nd it was in turn so
mudded that very few of th rain
Ijovf. a ut(f' beauties were . caught.
Wlljly -ha grade.ver the range- to
,hoi $lulheuf 'riivei Jf not only very
tt ep end in bud condition, neverthe
ls .th--trip,va mad '"with ho
'.ei iou detriment to Hher the driv
i of . th car, . th latter of
wKU-h' was 'stuck in on of, the fresh
est " gulleya v'4flr going" over the
'mig jof mountain whar a dalay
pf som.hafhour was experienced.
lcal Mff cnant Win
POLITICAL
Announcements
List of Candidates Seeking Party
Nominations for Various State,
and County Offices at Primary
. Election, May 21, 1920
(All announcements under this
Heading are paid Advertisements)
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
To the Republican voter of Harney ana
Malheur oounti
I herewith aubmit my candidacy to tha
Republican voter pf Horsey and Malheur
oountiea for the nomination of joint Repre
aentatir in th Oregon Lasialatnr in the
above dUtrtot.
Should I be nominated and electee! I will
devote my beat energy and thought to eeeur
intr legislation that will ba of benefit to thb
part of th State, and to the State at
larg. P. 1. GALLAGHER.
FOR STATE SENATOR
I hereby announce myself aa s candidate
for the Republican nomination for the office
of State Senator of the District comprised of
Malheur, Harney and Grant Countiea. If I
am nominated and elected for a eeond term
I will continue to aerv thia district and the
State of Oregon to the - cry beat of my
ability.
JULJEN A. HURLEY,
State Senator
I FOR ASSESSOR
After serving 4 year aa aaaauor of MaJ-
i heur County, during all of which time I
hav attended to th duties of the office to
the beat of mv abllltr. I auhmft my candid
acy for r-leetion to th approval of the
people subject to tha Democratic primaries.
R. at. CARLILE.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
' I hereby announce myself aa a candidate
for the. office of County Clerk of Malheur
Cuuntv, Oregon, subject to the will of the
Republican voter at the Primaries on May
2 1 at. 1920. If nominated and elected I prom
ise to devote all of my time and attention to
the proper conduct of the .affairs of the of
fice. HARRY 8. SACKETT.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
I announce myself as a candidate for tha
nomination for the office of District Attor
ney fcr Malheur County, at the Republican
Primarim to be held May 21, 1020. If I am
nominated and elected I will devote all the
time and attention necessary to the proper
performance of all the duties of the office.
ROBT. D. LYTLE.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
I hereby announce my candidacy for nom
ination aa County Surveyor, aubject to the
will of the Democratic electors at th Pri
maries to b held on May 21st. 192.
HARRY . TAMBLYN.
FOR SALE Household goods, dishea, beds,
on stove and table, etc. Inquire of Mra.
Fletcher, ear K lessen beck's residence.
FURNISHHD ROOMS to rent, aiactrie lights,
city water. HI ma Raymond. 24Apr. 4t
WANTED Men to take contract ef fencing
M acres grazing land. Write Wm. Kiach.
Beulah. Oregon. 24 A 6tp
WANTED By Diatrlct No. Uf, known as the
' Owyhee school, firat-euua teacher to act a
principle and teach th fane, higher grades
6th, th. 7th and Sth. Ladyjprfrf a
ply at one, stating aalary exrjectcd and giv
ing referenoe. Mrs. Delvn 4. Wall, Clerk.
Nyssa. Oregon, R. F, 0.
FOR TREASURER.
I announce myself for ra-neminatton aa
County Treasurer of Malheur County, sub
ject to th will of the Republican elector
at th Primaries to be held May list. 1928. ,
Respectfully,
C. C. MUELLER.
KOR STATE SENATOR
Subject to the result of the Primary
Election to be held May Hat, 1920, I here;
by announce my candidacy . for the Repub
lican Nomination for State Senator from
tha Twrnty-e econd Senatorial District ' com
posed of Grant. Harney and Malheur Coun
tiea, State of Oregon.
If nominated and elected I will, during
my term of office, ndavor to act with
prudence and car in the discharge of my
duties, without fear or favor and for tha
greatest good to the greatest number.
CHARLES M CRANDALL
Val, Oregon.
FOR SHERIFF.
I kreby announo myself aa a candidate
for the si-cond term aa Sheriff of Malheur
County, Oregon, subject to the will of the
Democratic voter at th Primaries to be held
May 21at, 1920.
H. LEE NOE.
FOR COli-NTY - ASSESSOR
I he-cby announce myself as a candidate
fr Aasesaor on the Republican ticket,
being a resident of Malheur County 14
year and a tax payer, I consider the of
i ce of assessor on of th important of-
fifloa of the County and if elected as your
Assessor it will be my endeavor to place
oiwervative values upon taxable property
f the county, so apportioned that each
r'as of property will pay 1U just pro
portion of the taxc. I have no radical
I. .'una relative to assessment or th per
1 Tuuince of the duties of the office, but
believe th work of th office should be
djnc on a busineaa basts having tn mind
economy and fairnes to all classes.
11. L. POORMAN
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
the office of Assessor of Malheur County
subject to th will of th Republican voters
at the Primary election to be held May 21st.
1920.
Ever conscious' of th great responsibility
the office oarriea, I promts, if nominated
and elected, to giv my best 'thought and
. energy to a careful study of th relative
I property valuation and without fear or. fav
or to ao place th same on th tax roll
that in my bast judgment all will bear
'alike their just and eo.uite.bla burden of taxation.
I. B. QUISENBXRRY.
'A. Ef M'itjillivray has been noti
fied that the Rexal Store of whi.-h I
'i it th. proprietor, stand No. 185 '
on. Ill Honor .Roll, in class A, wh it'll j
takes in all towns of 1.000 or less In
x'.pulatiep. in ; Oi entire United I
ftat. ' This is" distinct honor
rating, in, th l of . Rexal Good-i
tjui Mr. ,McUiLLlvTW aays h is verj
tcrotebit to. tn people of Vale and !
Mtlhvr C'aunty lor Uieir palron.tge I
ivhkh has made .it possible to win
thi honor. t,v.sv ' ".."
''Apply- ng!orrlnir ' efficiency to
Stit . centt'lof juthlic Utilities," Votu
Ttr KIJEA LUPKIl. Republican pom-
FOR JOINT SENATOR.
I leek lh republican nomination for joint
Miiauir for lh twenty-aeconti Senatorial lin
tt icl at tha eominir Primari.
If nonihiaU-d and alecUnl I promts to tha
DUtrlvt an bont aervic nd will Uka my
oath of office unplatWad to any pcraon or
inurwatt.
1 am a literal and not a reactionary or
radical ; and wpecially ao aa to public ex
penditure. Economy should mean thriftncMi
Pub tie etipanditurw dtmiard a reasonable
premise of material and social benefit. Irri
Kation and drair.i. under special assess
menta ; good roada ; proti-ctton of frraaina
IkiuIs and of tha public ran fur th rood
of th live t..ck fntervwt aa a whole; brtter
mnt of mail service; improvement of facili
ties of branch line raili , are amoiuc th
Important local mreds. Koata and posUl ser
vic in country ditrkta are the only visible
returna from taxation, and th burden of
taxation should b fairly qualiaed thru
Ui maru.
On th forctrotna statement I ask th
u;i'ort of the republican voters.
CHARLJ.S VV- El. LIS. Burn. Or.
Suva one -third on your' tir bills.
Lr6t Sohdoeder put Dtw rubber on
those worn casings. Latest up-to-date
"Baking-kettle" doea .it ao that
the repaired tire la guaranteed.
Adr.27M4t
NOTICE OP BALI UNDER CHATTEL
MORTGAtaR.
C0L0RITE HAT DYE
ALL SHADES -
- Colors Hats and Everything: i
A. E. McGILLIVRA?
REX ALL STORE .
Chicken
Every
Dinner
75 c
Sunday
Drexel Grill
FROM 5:38 TO, 7,;3I P. M. '
TOR 8( nOOt, BliPEKlNTENOENT
I hvrub anhounre myaelf aa a andliiate
for tt airiee of i'eunty BuirtnMndnt of
schools of Malheur IVunly, Oregon, subjrel
to th lll f Ut Repuhhran voter al th
l'rbr, IA b. held Mar tl 1:U. If nom
inated and aleeteJ I will devote time and
riyr to Ui alvanat of th school
in evuhr,
NOTICK 18 rlFUKBV OIVTN THT tt.
tER AND BY VIBTUK OP A CHATTEL
MOKTGAGB made executed and deliver.!
by W H Snyder aa the th Ur of Febru
ary, 1919. to Alio Curtis and Allen Curtis
tn secure the payment of ana aertaln prom
tesory not of said date In tha sum of '-'( Ml
at eleht per rent per annum from tha data)
of said note, and- the terms of said mort
gag being broken, end said note being past
due and wholly unnaid. and th eaM nor.
gagees having deliver to aa Uie aaM
mortgar and note fur collection, aa by law.
and th term of th aald chattel sawrtgag I
provided. I
I will therefor, aell at publte auelluo, at
the mtrth door of the county court house In j
Vale, Malheur enunt, Oregon, on Monday, .
the 10th day of May..lt0. at II a'cloek a. I
m . the said chattels mentioned and da-
sovlhed In aaid chattel mortgaca. to-wit : on ;
house, one water wheel and all of th fencing t I
loeated en what Is known aa the Perklna" '
homestead on the Owyhee River. Mhnr
County, atat of Oregon, for rash la hand, I j
or so much of th said chattel property , )
may a curriclent v auary w aia aw.!
prinrtral and Interest and eon or sal.
n.ii Anrll is. 1 tsa
H. Ml NOR
Cher Iff of Mainour Cauntr,
atnm VTjajro)
IIAprlliMaf
1
MTiat Currey AdwTertiBeri Ia Worth InTf stlgating.
Stock Ranches-
We have a number of exceptionally gopd
bujrs in large and small stock ranches requir
ing from $1200 to -$10,000 cash paymentg.
If Interested
Come in and let us give you the Details
Do You Want to Sell?
We are going after buyers for Lands Under
the Warmsprings Irrigation District, city: pro- ;
perty in Vale, stock ranches and good tarms
in all parts of Malheur County. If you really
want to sell list your property at once.
I-roans- Insurance - Investments - Promotion
D 4 U Buy or Sell It.WiU Pay U 2 C
Currey Development & Landfo.
George Huntington Currey, Manager
Vale, Oregon . :
A