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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MALttEUR'ENtERPRtSE, VALE, OREGON , Saturday. August 21, 1920 jjggjBjyg 1 s t News Brevities To Iwiskle-Jirs. John P. Houston "k.ii " m.Ij c Ironside, where they will visit until H Vila Krknnl ntjirt. iriTl t Vm-KAOOia 8WUT. o-s-l-i 'u141. n.ii. m n v WUdhaber returned home fhuMdoVlp" yenr'9. Pr?r?rnm. Editor Aiken hrineiiur with her her baby boy Drugging wna ner ner ubov uuj, who for tho past few months has been n sanitarium. "Off For Mountains J. M. Slaughs and son, Cleo, left Vale Tuesday morning In their car for Coos Bay, where they will spend the next two week camping out (iota Ho Boise Mrs. Mary Podge chief .operator of the Malheur Home Telephone Company, left Thursday for Boise, where she will spend her vacation of about two weeks. Baby Girl Bom August 13th to Mr. and Mrs. William .Newton of . Harper, Oregon, a seven and a half pound baby girl. The young lady was named Bessie May. .From Baker Miss Dottle I. Crum--tnett, of the Baker Herald, arrived in"- Vale -. Tuesday on business, and will remain over the week end, .. visiting . friends and relatives. Attended Celebration Mrs. Henry Eldridge returned home Wednesday from Bonita, where she attended the celebration held there last week, and visited at the Weaver ranch. i' . . New Principal Arrives G. W. After and family arrived in Vale last Tuesday. - when he assumed his du tfe, as city school superintendent of the Vale schools Mountain Vacation F. B. Zuti of tho Warmsprings Reality Company, and Harry Sackett, Deputy County Cietk. are spending a few days in the mountains, fishing. Meaalea In Town-j-Mra. Eva Ivers '. and family are now: quarantined for the-. measles, although the only mem f. Jje1 of the household who, as yet, is sick. Lb Mrsj Ivers' brother, Guy Page,' who is , visiting her. $ Offices Open Dr. K. E. Norval'r ?kfficea are now open, after having '-..been closed, for the past week whilt the Doctor has been enjoying ai. "utL'ig at Blue Mountain Springs. Sr - - Reservoir .Builder Here John TI Lewis, former general manager and engineer' of the Warmsprings Irri gation Project, now of Portland, was a business visitor in vale r nuay ana Saturday.. Outing Trip L. M. Erdhart and family left Sunday morning for the hills in their car, wnere tney win apend a few weeks enjoying the many sports which can be indulged in when out In the open. Return Home W. II. Scott and wife, parents : of Mrs. B. N. Colo, of Vale, have returried to their home in Toronto, Canada, going via Lot Angeles, California, New Orleans, La., and Havana, Cuba. Off For the Lakes Mrs. E. W. Harris of the Drexel Hotel, and child ran, left Wednesday , for Wallowa Lakes, where they will spend a few weeks. They are making th trip in their cat, camping along the way. Notice Th under"ir"ed """I turn to this city about the first week in September, and any one witmn, their r'no tun"d at thnf tim wl'l please leave order with Mrs. Moody :Him Flora B. Smith. L. N. Hockett. 21Augltpd. Mother Visiting Mrs. Mary Ruh and Frank Ruh who for the past week have been visiting their son and' brother, Henry. Kissendeck, lof Friday for Idaho, where they will apend a few weeks before returning home. New ScaVs The Boise-Pnyctto Lumber Company installed a new Howe special truck typo modern acales this wek, which have a ca pacity of fifttw! tons. These scaler are the only one of their kind in th im part of the cotuitry. A Recommendalipn To Whom It May Concern I . wish to state that L. N. Hocket, of 'Weiser, Idaho, har just finished tuiririg and voicing my piano, and I ara well pleased with tho work and reconmend him most heartily to anyV one in need of tuning. Ruth B. .Moody. Pd. Adv. Telephone Manager In Vale J. II Laknees, vice-president and general manager of the Majheur Home Tele phone Company, of., Ontario, was in Vale Saturday cm business con nected with the nev telephone book which is being printed, by the Mai heur Enterprise. - - Lctsvea For Home E. B. Wildha ber, who, for the past few week? has been visiting his brother,- G. F. Wildhaber, president of the United SUtea National Rank. left Friday for his home in Omaha. He is very enthusiastic about the future of Vale and of the surrounding country. . Fichlng Trip William Francis Seeman and Ike Robinette left Sat urday night for the Willow Creek Itstwrvoir to indulge in the most popular sport of this time of the Star fishing. Their many friends II of the kind of lurk thnt pre vailed. Many of them have leen frasting on baked fiHh aH tjiis week. tIome To Stay After having spent two year in Pendleton, where he har. been identified in the grocery 'uiiri federal . mercantile ImeH, A. ' G lAndv) Rose, ton of . II. (Billy) , Rape, has returned to Vale to make his- permanent home. He will be j secretary-treasurer of the Rose M-r- es.it.le Company, a corporation ion- j .awnmated this week, and into which the Vale baddlery t omoanv Itnd the Hayes Hardware have been -merged. I :: '' Sreka Long I.ot Brother J anira A. Bryant of Mountain Grove, MU- Sduri, who has been In thu western I aouiiUy fur the tmut thivo wouks, was In Vale the hrat of the week. ! Ii it kiitktng his brother, Harrison : Bryant, who lift home Home eleven years ago, and has been ber4 of only once about four year Am), whan a frii-nd aitw htm in II ro- An. He was then employed by the Juy for Union, where i.hc w ill mend ; "laafivld Company. He hag not" few weeks with her cliimii, Miss I been heard of by them since and hi ,M'i".ie Myles. mother, who U nearly seventy years- Kmest Divin and wife wotv in Aid- wishes blrn bar home o O''fele for n few d:iv this wi . k. sli-ip-' mtf effort U beinj load to find b;firJng. - ! .-- I McMnwjmcmidimiflHnintiinu'-ufMii fi.w.itiiMi'i.si of Local Interest (Returns From Con vent in. George K. Aiken. p itr of the Ontario At- returned the first of the week iirom Astoria, wn re ne auenucn mi ifrom Astoria, wh re he attended tbi Oreo-nn SIhIp Editorie.l Convention... Ibeinjr one of tho nrineinnl speakers VICHUU .JlitXIiC 1 Jill LV1 11.1 I'"!' I 'I ' I i . . " ... . . i- i "8S besn conducting an lnve-.ogni :f;i . .. fjnnori-,a j ,. activities in the middle west for tho past three months for the Portion! Oregonian. and mndo thin subject his topic in his report ut Os convention. Board For leacbc-rs A. v. Herd, of the First National P-mik. Vale clerk of the Vale School District, an nounces thnt he seeks room and board "in private fumili'-.s of refill" -ment for eight school tciiehtrs who nre to teach in- Vale this coming fi?a Bon. Any one who enn connist.'iily welcome one or more of the tendinis into their homes, are requested to see him at once and make arrange ments for the care of the esch who will be hciv to trpin nn I educate the young Americans' of the city. Paid Adv. l.ooking For Mules C. W. I.am.n . now in Ontario fit the Moore Hotel is the representative of -the Sweet & Piper Horse & Mule Company of Kansas City, Misoiu-i, and he is in the market for all kinds of - f'it horses and mules. Write him today or Deiier, go anu see nun aooui ... . wnat you cxpecs 10 uisposc oi in is summer and fall. Kce him or com municate wilh tho Sweet & Fiju-r Horse & Mule Company of Kansna City, MissoifT-i, Paid Advt. i PERSONAL NEWS Mrs. James Smith is snendintr a few days in Weiser with Mrs Clia:i. 1 Craven. Richard Griffith of Watson was in Vale on business the first of the week. Arthur Claypool and C. Smith left for Portland Monday with four car loads of cattle for the miirkct there, Mrs. Geo. McMulty of Wat sen ' spending a few days with her Bis ter, Miss Myrtle Griffith. C. G. Griffin made a bur.) )'.- t- 'n ,. ., t.. n .,.,. l ;,. bill! IU VltlllC IJIU IJ.vl IJill t, Wl l.l.M, , week. Bill Barkley and wife of Wcstfall were in Vale, shopping and f.ttuiuliii"; to some important liut;lne.;s mnttcr-. Roy McNulty, Jesse Griffith i.nd Bud Mattlingly. ell of- Wutxoii, cyme down Saturday to deliver cattle. Mrs. Kea"y Viiu:ye came in ..-em Cake to do ponvj sho)piig the first of the week. Mrs. Maud Reed ban accepted n msition aq bookkeeper for tho Vale Machine & Welding Works. C. T. Anderson returned to Harper Thursday after (.-pending n few dnys in this city, attending to lu.4in'..n matters. John N. Mackenzie, a Homer vi i! or, stayed at -the Drexel while ir. town. Jerry Coekran of Harper, vvn3 i'l Viile on husineus Saturday. G"0. W. Smith of Beulah, made a d.tni str.y in this city thu latter pni t of last week. Charles Sutherlmtd was among the many who were registered from Har iie'' this week. John McCIi.iy wan a guept of tho Drexel while (lown from Jnmieson. A. G. Wathewti of Bronfnn v,as in Vale a few .lays last week. Fred Lauivncs of Ironside, mo tored down to Val where he vi!l remain until the latter part ef the week. Among the guests of the Arlington this week was J. C. liencfieM of Juntura. John W. Hawkin:t v.as t,inoa;;- the few who were ilnwn from West fell. Davis E. William of Juntura ni-ule a business trip to Vale. Virgil McKinney v.-ho is a resident of Brogan, spent a few day.-i in Villi1 the first of the week. Geo. ('. Toombit nnd wife, who mnke their home in Juntura, were in Vale shopping. Robert Hall of Drewsoy, r.pent; n few days in Vale looking after li;s iiiess interests here. John McClury will be in Vale f.M the next few days attending to busi ness matters. Mrs. Will Jnmioson stoppt'd in Vale for a few hour Wednesday on her way home, which is in Janiieson, Mrs. Thelma Wellman, who h :n been speinling her vecatinn et l'a vetto Lakis. is expected hem-.' Mon day, Miss Ruth Thomas spent last Sunday in Boise wilh her patents. Miss Bertha Higby of the United States National Hank, returned home Monday, after spending two weeks with her parents in Hoise. Mrs. Beach spent the week end 'n Weiser. visiting Mrs. G C. Card ner and Mrs. 11. F. Moltnn. Pet Turner of Ontario, spent a few days in Vale the first of the week. 9 Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Francis and family motored over from Nyssa last Friday. Tom Logan of Hi-ogun was in Vale on business the first of the week. Mrs. A. A. Reed of ltroitaii, was in Vale shopping and visiliier friends tho mid. lie of the week. Miss Mary lo Sullivan, who r th p-.i't week has lieen visitim; friends in Wi iser, let hit. d home Friday. Mrs. Julien Hurley. "Svem n mpm! bv Miss M-iie V.'ilsnn, HMtored te Bonita lasl wtrk to ttiiiid the moetinir of the f-inn luieuu vhirh was held there. The Itomi.h f-imlle b-ve rel ni-n.v' iv,m a iw . La .,,,i;.r . t pgyette Lukes. yy. A. Tun-man of lion ide, was businesH visitor in the city. Amy Urouir- of Crmw was in the county sent for a few di.vs hist wr(.k, v. P. MrK. ns-. . r (nli i io was a buMness visitor in Vi:l . Ml. ,, Mrf y Mol.!oll r Westfall. have been in Vu! - fur the (Jll..j ,.,1 1 ' . . 1 wrg Mtlelnm uf 0.'.;-:i. w-.-; u 1M Ml" II1' ill 1UII. 'i H. Patch of Hros'in mrnle a hurried business trip t this eity the first of the we m:... aiil.l I L- l .fi l-.i i '""" osiiiivi- Mrs. P. O. Ebcrly of Harper was in Vslo fhonpingr this week. Chns. E. Boswell of Brogan, was a business visitor in the city. Julien Hurley- has been-jn Twin I-'nils for the past week, attending to huHineaa interests there. - Mis.' Maude Presley and the Misses Rnlh nnd Jessie Gnffin. of Ontario. mnde a short business trip toValo- jviowtay. Monday. Mis , ill ISO 1 I 1- u 1. 1 ..nil v ...... ........ . i. :.L ir ? spending a few day with Mrs, F.B. Zirtz. ; ,,,. Mia. a. loung reuirnen io vaie fi-m P.vciu UVm v;lr;vc she has been for the post three weeks. I Mrs. Henry Hyde and daughter, Evelyn,' who for the past three weekfc have been- visiting in Prairie City, returned to Vale Wednesday. ydcigty Evening Party Miss . Agnes and Henry Beach en- J iitnined sixteen of their young fricncU with games and music on ; Thursday evening at the hospitable . .'i'jrcn nome. i.nie in me evening ae- .eeious cakes and ices were served. Maynord-McEUen Miss Mattie Maynord and Elmore McKJlen motored over from Nyssa Thursday, August 12th, and were married by Rev. Clower at the Meth- j1 P". The happy couple . iiniv iiiuii j j i iviiuo i' iiw vAim ( i,sarty congratulations, Carman-Johnson Mrs. Bessie Carman and ' P. T. Johnson were united in marriage Monday. August 16th, at R. J). Ly Ue's office, Mr. Lytle. officiating. Messrs. I. S. F. Divcn and J. P Houstan witnessed the happy event. Mr. Johnson is a well known stock man, and both he and his wife have many friends who wish them happi- , m.-sH and success. I Selleck-Douglas I The marriage of Miss Thelma Scl- lcek 01 fflrieley, California, and Jiarl .joutips was Koiemnizeu August x,ne ninth in Portland at the Portland Hotel. Among the guests present were the mother of the groom and tlie mother and sister of the -bride, who came from Berkeley for the oc C!i! ion. After the ceremony an elegant dinner with beautiful floral decoration, was served Mrs. Doucla3 is n chnrmiiifr Bekelay girl, and her husband is the popular new drug- 'gist at McGi at McGilliv ray's. Their wed- , , - . d.ng marks tho culmination of a ro- mr.ncH extending back to early rchool days. The bridal couple nre for the present at the McGillivray 1 oiiie, but wiil shortly take up their residence in the former Roberts houre. Vale extends a hearty wel come to this splendid young couple. METHODIST LAWN FETE Children's Affair Held' By Local Church on Court House Lawn. Attracts Large Attendance The Summer Committee of the So cial Chela of the Methodist Church, helped by the younger girls of the chureli, gave a delightful lawn social Friday August 13th, The . special features of the evening consisted of K unes for the children who were ably assisted by Ella Beterly, leader for the older boys; Mrs. Kcster, lead er for the primary division, arid Ha zel Daly looking after the second di vision. Music lor the evening wis furnished by a Victrola, loaned to tho committee by the Vale Dnig Store. A choice program of mu;ic was rendered, nnd the older chidrtn, ns well as those who have yet to grow no, thoroughly enjoyed the evenin?. During the evening ice cream and rake were sei'vcd at the tables, in terspersed over the court house lawn, other delicacies were served, .inclui intc popcorn and punch. The gathering was largely attend ed and the committee are very w d! pleased with the results. The money laised applies to the Social Circle. SCHOOL OPENS SEPTEMBER 6 At n meeting of the Board of Di rectors of School District No. 15, emhraring the grades and High School of the city of Vale, it was decided to open the Fall Term on Monday, September 0th. We expect to have at that time a full corps of Teachers and are using every means within our power to make the Yale School equal to an) in Kastern Oregon. In order to have a successful school we need the cooperation of tho pr.r eut. Your confidence in the School is reflected in your children's atti tude toward the School. We'request that you do not criticize tho School in the presence of your children and vu!il. Any suggestion for the bet terment of the School will be oare fullv considered by tho Superintend ent. There will be eight teachers who will require boarding places or housekeeping rooms, and if any one who bus a place for ono or more l-aehus will communicate with tin Clerk ut your earliest opportunity, we will appreciate it very much. Assuring you that we expect to have the best school in the County and usking your support- we are Respect f nil v yours, BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Albert W. Reed, Clerk. J I ' N I I R, NEWS NOT ES Miiny ('iimii-rs at Blue Mountain Spi iiu'H Bin in Cattle Nurse i -its Cnsliier BeBting Mi: s Kv.i li.iy. who h.ih In en viiiling, ciiine buck the other day Wins Nannie llofl'man. who ii ti. lining for ii nun at tha Holy Kiisnry lhiitnl in Ontario, ennic up iMi-lv in the week for a few days . i-it with her folks hero. "AmlrewOrahnm returned last' week end from a few iluys fishing unil hiiMting in Logan Valley C;iiiipi report many firea in the nounlnins, .-nost of which are under control. Among-:t those from this vicinity c:iiii')cd ni'tir the Blue Mountain ivw.-urx hiv S. S. Williams and fi'i.iiiv: 3. I.. Sitz uiul iiimily; Our-i-tu'tf W. Drinkwati-r and family, with rii:.. I. 1. .miih mi. I clnlilivii, nil i f PivWi-.e-y; Lloyd Mm Hie niu' Mi'f.ti-r Johnnie froni Riverside; ulo ll ii. W. Cox nnd I'aruk P. Newton with f-imily, f.-mn same place; Frnuk i I.. Ji!ii--n mid family from Wetfall; ! 'I'unt pm.tk.l .iii.l r.ilbu 4 l.it ii .-ii-. . ' v-. ,n,,l f -lint V. o.i.iu.-iir.l fmia Vnl i,,. Wi-tn-r is busy painting the k,.- residence in town, n,m MM!,i,.Mon, aahintant cashier uf the Bank here, is renting up this werk. l- helping Bun Junes hay a fl W dayt. . . William Jones visited the Farrena and the Jonesboro ranches during the week. Lane Macdonald was in town early In the week, from her home on the road to Beulah. Mrs. Curtis Wharton returned from a few days visit with her husband be considered or acted upon by the in Salt Lake the other day. She board. states that his hand is recovering. Dated August 18tH, 1920. fairly well and that he hopes to re-i (Signed) R. M. CARL1LE, turn to his work in a week or so. I - County Assessor. James J. Smith who has been I Date of fir it publics J 'on August pump man for a 'few weeks here, 21st, 1920. Date of last publioa duriiig the absence of Curtis Whar- tion September th 1920. ton, left last week end lor ocner spheres. His place has been filled ,,.y unc va n. the O. S. L. R. R. Artie Martin from Dayville. Ore., shipped some norses- tasi lasii mrsday morning. Mn .lonnin P. TTniuin with her daughter, JuaniU passed through town last Wednesday on their way.auMwi.. cwi wubr out for a few weeks vacation, before cuiiiiiiciiciiiK wuiiiiin no -- i;ast, Willamette Meridian, Has school. filed notice of intention to make B. C. Nickeson of Portland, whoifjnol thre yeir proofj eBtBbligh has been buying cattle around this (iBlm to Jand Bbove deecriDedi part, shipped five carloads West before P.egister and Receiver, U.' S. Friday morning, which he had bought ;IiBnd Office, at Vale, Oregon, on the from Albert Altnow, Billy Robert son and Goodman and rnesz. An aeroplane winged Its way over town Wednesday mominffc awaken ing the natives with its motor as it purred along and out of sight. Miss Mary MacRae of Riverside, who has been holidaying in tho Blue Mountains for some days, passed through town last Tuesday on her way home. Dan Gallagher, accompanied by Father Stack and Fred Kauphusman, left Tuesday morning for a few days fishing and hunting in the Blue Mountains. DaVe Graham, who has been rusti cating at the Blue Mountain Springs for the past week, returned home Tuesday afternoon, tired and con tented. Ralph Chambers from Drewsey, was in town last Wednesday morn ing, accompanied by W. H. Bowcll and Leslie Dargel, both of whom have been working for him. John S. Fraser is in town visiting from his homestead near the sawmill, this week. Barney Tillofcjon spent last week end at the Blue Mountain Springs, he as accompanied by a cousin of Elias Thompson's. Billy Robertson from Otis was in town during the week. He brought w'th him Miss MacRae of River Ride, and Dave Graham, both on their way home from the timber. Mrs. W. J. Altnow came back from the lower country at the be ginning of the week, and reports her husband as being much im proved and on the road to recovery, but as having been very sick for nearly two weeks. HARPER NEWS Many New Buildings Quarterly Con ference Held Very Sick Visits From Saint Louis, Mo. Mrs. Stiles of St. Louis, sister of Billy Cramer, arrived here a few weeks ago with her family, to make her home with her brother on his ranch near Harper. The fourth quarterly conference of the Methodist church was held here Monday night, August 16th. conduct ed by Rev. I. A. Aldrich of La Grande, District Superintendent of the La Grande District Officers for the folloiwng year were elected as folfows: Trustees, W. C. Baker, C. J. Bush; Secretary of Board, Imo- gene Bush; Stewards. Lillian Crandall 5j m...j ' ti t- -nl n ; mill mauue linn. xnv iyuuwiiis 1--' sons received baptism: Lillian Cran- Hall 7a a rranila anrl IVlnrinria ftnn Barbara Bush Estis Morton of Westfall has pur chased a residence lot at tho upper end of B street on which he expects to erect a residence in the near fu ture. Mrs. Sella of Westfall has also purchased a lot with tho -ex-nec-tation of building. Iha bank building In course or construction here is being pusnea to completion. The work is in charge of Bobert Draper of Vale. Mrs. Howard Camp underwent an operation this week at the Holy Rosary Hospital in Ontario. She is reported as improving. Mr. and Mrs. Lopis Hucker and Albert Hucker and wife, of Westfall, are huckleberrying in the hills near Sumpter. They report that the ber ry crop this year is exceptionally good. Bob Leonard is down Irom j nis homestead on Clover Creek and ia at work on the bank building. Frank Kfme is planning the con struction of a large amusement hall at the lower end of B street. The building will he 40x100 feet. Miss Mattio Lee of the Holy Ro sary Hospital in Ontario, visited home folks a few days last week. Mrs. Henry Hart left Saturday for Salt Lake to visit relatives for a few weeks. Methodist Church E. F. Clower, Pastor ' 10 a. m Sunday School. 11 a. m.. Preaching. 3 p. m., Junior League. 7 p. m., Epworth League. 8 p. m., Preaching. Prayer service Thursday evening at 8 p. m. Christian' Church 10 a. ni., Sunday School. Friday morning, August 13, Sun day School picnic will be held at Chester Grove. All ore invited. Catholic Church Father O'Hagen, Paster. First Sunday of each month, ser vices at Juntura. Second Sunday services at Vale at 0 A. M. Third I Sunday services ate. Brogan and the Fourth Sunday at Ontario when Father Stack is in Jordan Valley. MIXFD OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT. 5 GAL. CAN $15: PURE LINSEED OIL 10; WHITE LEAD $16 FOH 100 I.BS; I 'OLA RINK 75c; PLUG TOBACCO K5; PITCHFORKS. $15. WRITE THE CO-OP STORE, CALD WKI.L FOR PRICE LIST READY NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION County of Malheur, State of Ore gon. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Eo,uiliuztion for the County of Malheur, in the State of Oregon will convene on Monday, August 13, at the County Court House, at Vale, Oregon, and will meet each day for .n uiiyg inerearter. ment shall be made in writing, verl- 1 tied by the oath of the applicant or , his attorney, and be filed with the : board within fifteen days from the , time it is by law required to meet; ! and any petition or application not ' so made, verified, and filed shall not ! NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION i ieparrment oi me interior, u. a. Land Office at Vale. Oregon. Auir- SO. Vale Oregon, Aug w0tice is hereby irlven that Arch- ibald.G. Mathews, of Brogan, Oregon, 1 u u' ,o " Homestead Entry No. 04292, for 22 Townshln li South. Ranire 41 28th day Of September, 1920. Claimant names an witnesses . . n . Kwtcran iirMfnn THOS" JONES 21Augl8Sept. KCITiSter ' jonn-.mays, ikc narrington, noy 0ffice, or Ray Ohmart, Vale, Ure Harrington, Ernest . Schroeder, all !... , 21Augltp. X'nTfrU- VCM Pimi trinnv mciuaing dibcr. jcuhis itui rT TJ TV v t I j it a lar. the Carolina and Lc nba. dv Department of the Interior. U. 8. , ' th r,ed Thom a boayLiful n i9(o V ' 0reeon' AuB" loi-namental tree for tho same rection usii xv,v , . . (Write us giving your needs pnd vc w N!SS if he 7bJJ ,firiv?n that Mor- wUl make yon prices. Address on December 1. 1913, made Home- and 4 and ESW, Section 80, Township 19 South, Range 43 East, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Register and Receiver, U. S. Land Office, at Vale, Oregon, on the 25th day of Septem ber. 1920. Claimant names as witnesses: Lincoln M. Erhart, Bert Ingham, Earl Mover, all of Vale, Oregon, Fritz Anderson, of Harper, Oregon. THOS. JONES, 21Augl8SeDt. Register. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Vale, Oregon, Aug ust 16- 1920. Notice is hereby given that Lizzie Turner, of Jamieson, Oregon, who on October 4, 1915, 'made Homestead Entry No. 04118, for NHNEVi and NEttNWtt, Section 8, Township 16 South, Range 43 East, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of inten tion to make final three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Register and Re ceiver, U. S. Land Office, at Vale, Oregon, on the 24th day of Septem ber. .1920. Claimant names as witnesses: George Jackson, John E. Bennet, of Vale, Oregon; Archie A. Allen of Jamieson, Oregon, Wayne Allen of Brogan, Oregon. THOS. JONES, 21Augl8Sept. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Of ice at Vale. Oregon, August 18. 1920. Notice is hereby given that Henry J. Cane, of Ironside. Oregon, who. on . WJV Homestead En- try No. 04007. for Lots 3 and 4. u,y,Mir nnr n a. n J i SNW. SW Section 2 and who Vtyrwr 11. 101S. mad addl. I"" HvtrmatoaI Fnira No fliROl fnr the)!'0. ' lh? bes' Possible fttck ard graz-n : " , , r, . . r, I.. rZ - - E Section 2, all Ul Township 18 South. Range 37 East, Willamette Meridian, has tiled notice oi inten tion to make final three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described before Register and Re ceiver. U, ST i Virrirt .4 i;u . Land OfflCe at Vale, Oregon, on the 28th day of Septem ber, 1Z0. Claimant names as witnesses: I'-an Welch, Fred Laurance, W. J. Cape, G. A. Tureman, all of Iron- isde, Oregon, 21Aug.l8Sept. Receiver silBiaiiaBIBBIIIBBIIBBtESaBr3tlSEL33 Ladies' Slip -On APRONS ASSORTED SIZES Regular $2.25, now. $1.89 Regular $2.15, now...,....$1.89 Regular $2.35, now $1.99 Regular $2.45, now $2 Regular $2.95, now $2 Farming Implements For Fall plowing we have the JOHN DEERE line, all sizes and kinds. The Famous OLIVER is a very popular TWO them. MISKEN WHEEL SCRAPERS for leveling land; saves labor. PARMA WATER LIFTERS for pumping. Type Z (.AS ENGLNES. DELCO LIGHT AND WATER SYSTEMS. Vale VALE, , CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUT YOUR LITTLE WANT ACS. WIII.KE PEOPLE LOOK FOB TI1EM. ' PRICK A WORD PEB WKKSf I ADVANCE PAYMENT REQUIRED. MINIMUM CIIARGU Sic. J5c. EXTRA CIIAnOED FOB, ILLUSTRATED BRAND rOR SALE FOR BALE-OULBRANSEN plryor pi.ii- i VTst b LF' m i plated, bom bell, hkh nu i m- eiudinK nd sitn.-iimentj. Exc-n-nt 7"JZ i mkB. iitehtiir donu-.i: to cn't i brut. 6n L. P. Lump. Vnle Ore. t lu:ir-4tcs. fOR f AL&--6 pigs; veipht 121 h. ! Yl OIL,, DVCUOn.u n, , Wn9rMl Ova 7AiifrJir- 11, jwiiint , , i t.,ii n.i, v ' i i , , " , . - n TENT FOR SALE Large 10x24 with 80 foot fly. Inquire A. M. R'ne- hart, Phone 210-W. SlAugltc? NEW McCORMICK BINDER Fo' sale: fully eouinned: tongue truckr and transports; good running order; F Vfcvi.w- nfian xvi. ii nil innmrp isnT.rrm- sh TREES FOR SALE: We have an ex-) tcurni, line vi 1 1 ceo i Him,, .in. windbreak, in the upland srcUon. iCit, c ty Kurt:rry Company, Ka oroeon 21Aue4p- FORDSON TRACTOR First chvv condition with extra rim; it n bar grin. Vole Machine & VV "-r Works, Vale, Oregon. TAugtfji MeKINNON CUSHION TIRES. NonMoe ture. Non Slild, 80x3 and SOxSKj Tu!w Guaranteed tojarun 15,000 rnllef. Phont W-J2. 8. KoliflT Route t. New rlymoii,h Idaho. 14AuK4t. FOH SALE-White IRhorn, OrpinuU-r and Black Minorca Coc'ornl3 from rcavj hiring- 8trafr.ii, one-half vvlc- if t!:en no-v Mrs. A. B. Cox, JamfeBon. Ore.TOn. 1 IAu:rt- DERK WANTED Flat tup f.r ty-ewrlter denk fn ffood condition on.I at ri"!it r.rtce vntl for quick e-i'h eale. Coll Fn FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS-Mo.lern. Elma Raymon t. for . ron 1 4 Kui'i'.v WANTED KELP WANTED Men or womrn til tiko orrlcr among- friendn ard neVliIri for the ffn ulne giiarnntccd hoiiery, full line tor rofn women and children. Eliminntm dirni'i. Bovea money. Everyboly buys. A ban-.i-r for ajrents. EA-oerier.c nnnec3snry. Writ International Stocking Slill?. Norri.fown Penn. .TiiV Op-9.r WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED -To hear from 1he owiipt of good ranch for sale. Strte ra-h price, full particulars. D. F. Bvrl Minneapolis, Minn. 10.Tuly-Oct 1-cf PIOS WANTED Marvin Strout of B-ciM" will pay caih tvr your pi,n. 14Auxt-. NOTICE. FRUIT Btl YliilS Pi-oifan t.nt-.Ci wlli soon be ripe: Bro.tan har a wonfiorfu crop consisting of the be-,t vnr!et!a tin the market renuire. known an Wine-mi, Jonathans, Roman Beauties nr.d the vor derful Delicious. If you wont to vet iv aeout fio car loads of thu beautiful frui' ! better huny, a-i a side line, we hnv-e h-mi tl.'ul pears and prunes. Ait CI!tr'on. Ho ! gan. Oregon. 1 4 i n--.it" LOST AND FOUND LOST One black horse-. 6 yaj-s old. wliit hind foot branded rf er, roarhed mmie. iA on lrt Ghouin. El-viu Pi:yne'-T'.ut't-.. tr:,.ron?J . RANCE LANDS I RANGE LAND IS VALUABLE-If von v.nn! (04" acre homestead location i, or you v.-ant ;to find iom? good deeded grass Inndr, Inquire of. Vtfjw. Caviuess; 'Vale, Oregon. vi July tr. DRESSMAKING nawoun.iurn, r.inn oi-QJl-i given prompt attention. Mrs. Blanche C. inderson. P. O Bos Bia. OTitirlo, Orwon. 2IAar.tf. HOMESTEAD LOCATIONS I con locate you on some of th:- finest land in the racifie Nortlr.ve.-t. I kr.o -every foot of Eastern Orei-on : have been here forty yoe.rj : wvile me your wants an.i about which sejtion you v.-ish tn knu-.v tl... I0''"'" 'oea ot. w. w. c-uvinran. v.i .liiV tf Tradi - f-r- Prof cssior.al Directory ATTORNEYS Cieo. E. Dv! nrUM R. XlM DAVIS & KCSTER Attorneys nH Coancllur at Law Vale, OresoD. Valfl PI'n. -'- Vi, 1r H. C. EA8THAU Allornf-T end Coune-tltor at Lav V. B. Brink H1U. Phnna IMS JULIEN A. HURLET Attnrny and Counsellor at Lair O'f'ert Kelson fluildini . -.n. ?! W : Vale. Oi ROBERT D. LYTLE vilur,t- lift! National Hnnk Bids. v ' I'ltjl.a 6 R. G. WnEEakH ' Attorrey and Counsellor at Lav T'ractlre in 11 Courts r.nt 11. S. Lan(5 Office Collections Ne'.ien Bill;:. -:- Vale. Oregoa I.Fm.lE J. AKKR Atlceney and Aecoantant Income T.i- Adviser I'oslofflcs Bnlldlnc Ontario. Oregon UNDERTAKERS T. T. NELREN Vsle. Orrnn l'r-to-dole ITndertsking Pareaec FHe line of Undertaking- Supplies ntn llfare Service Phone Tt ENGINEERS L. W. BURTCH Civil Tnjrlneer T. nr.d Burreyar Toivnt-hlp Ialeprlr.ts Mnn S-iow'.ng Entries tl. S. Land Offlea MM fchn F. John-on .1. Edwin Johnaoaj JOHNSON KiVCINIiKIimn CO. Ltrened Realty Dealers Land I oentors Ton-nship B!ua Prlnti . Purveying- & Engineering rTnyo- TtM'trfni VaJe. Oregoa nOCTORR T'U. W. IT. REYNOI.Dfl CSircprat'C Nrrve Bprclallst Il-io.-TiS 203-4 Moore Hot Onta.-'c O-egoa Mn!;e A Friall. X-Ray Work R. !. BURROWS. M. I). PVysirian ..d Rnrjreon Offic over Vale Drug Stora I hone 215 Vale, Oretron DR. X. E. NonVALL Nerve Specl-Hst Drtur'es 11 vstctan Pffice, Abs'rsct Bldjr opposite Drejel IIa!el Vi-le. Oregon Phooa 41 II. V. ETEEL!" M.MER. M. D. Physl-.an and Surgeon Office Plinne 10 - Reid,.nco Drexel Hotel I , I. O. O. F. Bid. Vale, Or. Dr. Pauline Srers !r. Harriet Sears . OSTEOPATH" PHYSICIANS GraJuat.m of American School of Osteopathy, ' Kl.ksvillb. Mn. 1st Building Kcrth of Vale Drag Stora FARM LOANS - Ranch Loans. 20 Years, Rirnl Credit ilay end General Tirr Insuranca C. C. M TELLER Real Estate IptNnt Bnk RMif.. vile. Oreon Dr. Robert V. Put ton Dentist ' " ' , Offices with Dr. H. W. Sltt!hammer. I. O. O. F. .le, Oregon. CORSETIERE MRS. GEORGE ELDREDGE Vale Representative, Spirelli Corsets World's Star KUan Knit Wear Telephone 68, Vale, Oregon. When In ncr-1 of Job Printing of arry dpverfption. r.hnng the Malheur Enterprfawt nn-1 we will qutite "you prices. SQ, Childs' and Misses' Presses Made from good quality of plaid ginghams, assorted sizes, from age 3 to 14 20 Per ent Off WAY PLOW; we sell OREGON . - Go.