MALHEUR ENTERPRI3E, VALE. OREGON TUTliAyTIKUIu
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"applnjc in Malheur county lor I. ycurs.
win Mil in 1-8 pound cans for $1.M and
or money rrfunHvl k ii i
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Piano at Sacrifice Price.
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tmuc mairumeniin our pos-
session in vale must be sold. Will
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party., if interested write for pr
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an ourin car. excellent condition,
BULLOCK &
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Vale. Oregon.
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FOR SALE One Fordson Tractor,
new, pncea rignt. Messier
Garage. tf
'f nig rnterpriso office.
FOR SAI.E
months old.
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i.icwenyn Wetter Puppy six
Jones, untario, Oi
Butterwrappers printed
at the
enterprise job shop.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
If you have old rags which you
""! no ""a for. brine them to the
wiBineur anternnse office and we will
ouytnem. They must be clean.
? DOLLAR Send us any pholn with
v in- uunps, avoid loose coin In envelope)
we will copy and return one dozen beauti
fully iwnneti silver-grey minature photos
reg. price $1.50 per dosen) together with
your photo unharmed. Add 25c if Sepia fin
an wanted. Minature Dop, The Towner
Studio, Weiser, Idaho. tf chg
Enterprise Want Ads will bring
results. Cost but a few cents
FOR BALE Lega. Blanks of all kinds at
the Enterprise office.
WANTED dean Cotton Rags at
The Enterprise office. Will pay fc
per pound.
Professional Directory
ATTORNEYS
V- M. CRANDALL C. K. CRANDALL
CRANDALL & CRANDALL
Attorneys and Counselors
At Law
Vale, Oreiron
Geo. E. .Davis Bruce K. hastet
DAVI8 4 KESTKK
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
Vale. OreKon
Nelun Bids. -:- Valr, Ore
ROBERT D. LYTLB ""
Attorney
First National Hank Bids.
Vale, Oregon.
' I'hone ot
R. G. WHEELER
Attorney and Counsellor at La
Practice in all
Courts and U. 3. Land Office
Collections
Nelsen Bids;. -:- Vale. Oregoc
DOCTORS
Dr. Paulina Sears , Dr. Harriet Sears I
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Graduates of American School of Osteopatpr. :
Kirksville. Mo. I
1st Building North of Vale Drug Store 1
ENGINEERS
John E. Johnson J. Edwin Johnsor.
JOHNSON ENGINEERING CO.
Licensed Realty Dealers
Land Locators Township Blue Prints
Surveying at Engineering;
vol riulMlng Vftle. Oregon
UNDERTAKERS
T. T. NELSEN
Vale, Oregon
Up-to-date Undertaking Parlon
Fiiw line of Undertaking Supplies
Autn Hearse Rervire Phone ?1
Advertising?
If it is results you want
you should use this
paper. It circulates in
the majority of homes
in the community -and
has always been con
sidered The Family
Newspaper
The grown-ups quarrel
about it, the children cry
for it, and the whole fam
ily reads it from cover to
cover. They will read
your ad if you place
it before them in the
proper medium.
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Buick Correct Lubrication Chart
Engine 27. I Daily, or every 100
miles, pour fresh Zerolcne No. 6
into crankcase. through filler pipe
until, oil level indicator" in crankcase
shows "full," or to height of oil try
cock on side of crankcase. Avoid
overfilling. Best results" will be ob
tained if the oil level is maintained
between "half full" and "full" marks
on the indicator. To get a correct
reading of the oil level gauge, the
automobile should be approximately
level and the engine not running.
When engine is running the oil I
pressure indicator on dash should
how pressure which will vary, with
the speed and temperature of the en
gine. If no pressure is registered,
the indication is lack of oil in crank'
case, oil pump not working properly,
or some obstruction or break in oil
passages. ,The engine should imme
diately be stopped and the trouble
located and remedied.
At regular intervals, as recom
mended by the manufacturer, or, in
the absence of such instructions,
every 750 miles, the oil in the crank
case reservoir should be entirely re
newed in the following manner:
First, remove drain plug in bottom
of crankcase allowing all old oil to
drain. This should preferably be
one when engine is warm, as the
old oil when heated will drain faster,
and less qf it will adhere to the
inner surfaces of the crankcase,
Next, replace drain plug and pour
four quarts of Calol Flushing Oil
into crankcase through filler pipe,
Then start and operate the engine
under its own power at a moderate
idling speed for from one to two
minutes, by which time all oil pass
ages and inner surfaces will have
been cleansed by the action of the
ushing oil. Again remove drain
plug and when certain that crank
case is thoroughly drained, replace
plug and refill crankcase reservoir
with fresh Zerolene oil as specified.
Approximately seven quarts of oil
are required. When filMng the res
ervoir tnrougn nuer pipe care
should be taken that no dirt or other
foreign matter is carried into the
engine with the fresh oil.
Every 2000 miles it is advisable
to remove the lower crankcase and
clean the oil strainer surrounding
lhe oil pump suction pipe.
Valve Rocker Arms 7. Daily, or
every 100 miles, fill oil reservoirs in
rocker arm shafts situated on top of
the engine with Zerolene No. 5,
using oil squirt-gun for this purpose.
Oil is distributed from these reser
voirs to the valve rocker arm bear
ings by means of felt wicks.
Fan 2. Every 1000 miles remove
plug in fan hub and inject a small
amount of Zerolene No. 5. Be sure
to replace plug securely.
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MAKING MILK IN NEBRASKA
Moure Obtained Probably1 Approxi
mate Requirements In Other Sec
tions of Wt
(Prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
- Hi Is whut It costs, in lubor and
feed, to produce 100 pounds of market
milk In eastern Nebraska: Winter,
six months concentrates, HJ2 pounds;
dry roughage, 05.3 pounds; silage
and other succulent roughuge, 93.0
pounds; bedding, 11.1 pounds; human
lubor, 2 hours; horse lubor, 0.06
hour; hauling am) grinding coneen
trutes, $0,010; pasture, $0,108; total
cimts, except depredation on cows,
$0.7S8; depreciation on rows, $0,018.
Summer six months Concentrates,
11 pounds; huullug and grinding con-
rcnlruteM, $0.0(M; dry roughage, S1.2
poiimlx; alliine and other succulent
roii'liiige. '-V rounds; 1'unluio, $o.Gf3 ;
Iniiiiiiii liilmr, 10 hours; home lubor,
C.l'K licnira; total coats except depre
dation mi row, $O.S03; depreciation
on co a, $u.OM.
The wori of determining the rout
of producing milk In Ibis " section
covers two one-yeur period. It was
tx-V'im by the burro u of animal linlun
try, I'liltHtl hlati-s iH-parf uii-ut of Ag
riculture, in co-M-riitlin wlili the tltv
luirtiiieiil of iluii'jr liuxl.uuilry uf tli
I J.'!vrlly o Nehruakalu Jiijileudier,
I ' 3 '5 7 9 . n 13 15 ' 17, 19 21 " -I
2 '4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
;22, r -24l J26 rf 28 - 30 ' .'32 34 . 36 - 38 140 " j
; '23,25 27 29 , 31 '33, 35 37 ; , - . 39 41 J
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Timing Gears 5 (on models
prior to 1921 only). Every BOO
miles remove wing plug on left-
hand side of timing gear case, and
with oil gun insert about one-half
pint of fresh Zereolene Transmis
sion Lubricant "A."
Electric Generator Every BOO
miles inject a few drops of Zerolene
No. 5 through oiler on side of dis
tributor housing, 8. Every 2000
miles fill housing surrounding dis
tributor drive gears with fresh Zero
lene Cup Grease, injecting same
through small opening in front of
forward armature shaft bearing
housing, 9. Every 600 miles inject
a few drops of Zerolene No. E
through oiler on rear end of gener
ator, 11.
Steering Gear Housing 30. Every
500 miles remove oil cup cap on
housing and insert fresh Zerolene
Transmission Lubricant "A" until
positive that housing is full.
Transmission 33. Every 600
miles remove oil level plug on side
of transmission case, and, if no oil
runs out, use oil gun to inject
fresh Zerolene Transmission Lubri
cant "A" until it begins to overflow
through opening. Then replace plug.
Every 2000 miles remove drain
plug from bottom of case and allow
all old oil to drain. Then remove
cover and wash all gears, shafts and
interior of case with Pearl Oil (ker
osene). When transmission is clean
and thoroughly drained, replace
drain plug and fill to correct level
with fresh Zerolene Transmission
Lubricant "A."
Rear Axle Housing 21. Every
500 miles remove oil level plug in
rear of housing, and, if no oil runs
out, use oil gun to inject fresh Zero
lene Transmission Lubricant "A"
until it begins to overflow through
opening. Then replace plug. At
the same time remove adjusting
cover on drive pinion housing, 17,
and with grease gun fill same with
Zerolene Cup Grease.
Every 2000 miles remove rear cap
or cover on housing and wash gears
and bearings with Peal Oil (kero
sene). Wipe out all old oil. and
kerosene from bottom of housing
with clean rags Do not use waste.
Replace cover on rousing and fill
with fresh Zerolene Transmission
Lubricant "A" to filling hole level.
Note-r-As the bearings in both
transmission and rear axle are en
tirely lubricated by splash from the
revolving gears, hard grease should
never be used as a lubricant in
either place.
Universal Joint 13. As the uni
versal joint is lubricated by oil from
the transmission case, no attention
is necessary here other than main-
1017, discontinued at the end of tne
first year, nnd resumed In September,
1010. The figures reported were based
on actual records obtained by regular
monthly visits of 24 hours each to
eight farms for two years, and to 22
other farms for one year.
The requirements for keeping the
average cow one year were: Concen
trates, 1,520 pounds, hauling and grind
ing concentrates, $0.60; dry roughage,
4,275 pounds; silage and other succu
lent roughage, 3,503 pounds; pasture,
$22.01 ; bedding, 340 pounds ; human
labor, 113.6 hours; horse lubor, 8.2
hours; other costs except depreciation .'
on cows, $46.33; depreciation on cows.
$4.78.'
During the first winter and summer
the average incomes from milk were
not sufficient to meet 'the average
costs. In the second year the Incomes
were above the average costs In both
seusons. The greater percentage of
the yeur's Income wus received In the
winter, but the feed, paHture and bed
illnp rests exceeded the summer costs
by a greater perreiitiiKe than the win
ter riH-elpts exceeded the summer re
ceipts. Although the figures obtained show
whut was required to produce milk for
the Omiilm market under the system
of dulry niuiiuKcinent found In the sec
tion studied, and probubly approxi
mate the requirement In similar lo
calities, It Is pointed out by the de
partment thut they, of course, do not
apply to dairying In sections where
itllToreiit rondltluns and methods of
liiHiiiigeiiicnt prevail.
CLEAN COTTON It AGS WANT
H AT THE MALIIKt'U fc.NTKH
WISE. -
taining the proper level of oil in the
transmission.
Steering Knuckle Bolts 4, 24
Every 500 miles fill oil cups on top
of bolts with fresh Zerolene No. 6.
Oil is fed automatically by a wire
wick through the bolts.
Rear Axle Spring Seats 20, 41.
Every 500 miles lift cap of oil cups
and fill with Zerolcne No. 6, allow
ing the felt in oil pockets to become
thoroughly saturated.
Wheel Bearings 25, 39. Every
2000 miles remove wheels and wash
bearings and hubs thoroughly with
Pearl Oil (kerosene). Repack hubs
and bearings with fresh Zerolene
Cup Grease and replace wheels, be
ing careful to get proper adjustment
on wheel bearings.
Spring Leaves 16, 36. Every 600
miles, or whenever springs squeak,
clean off all dirt and old oil and
apply "small quantity of Standard
Household Lubricant along the
edges of spring leaves. A small
brush may be used for this purpose,
or the oil applied by means of
Standard Household Lubricant Handy
Can with spout attached.
Grease Cups Daily, or every 100
miles, turn down all grease- cups
from one to two complete turns, re
filling cups with fresh Zerolene Cup
Grease when empty. Parts lubricat
ed by grease cups are as follows:
Steering Gear Drag Link, 23; Steer
ing Cross Tie Rod, 26; Spring Bolts,
1, 15, 19, 22, 28, 35, 87, 40; Brake
and Clutch Pedals, 82; Clutch Re
lease Fork Pin, 31; Clutch Release
Bearing Retainer, 12; Brake Shafts,
14, 18, 34, 38; Starter Sliding Gears,
10; Speedometer Swivel Joint, 3,
General Lubrication Daily,
every 100 miles use squirt can to
apply Zerolene No. 6 to all joints
and small working parts not other
wise lubricated, such as spark and
throttle connections, brake clevis
pins, steering wheel, etc. Care should
be taken that oil holes and passages
are free from dirt so that clean oil
may reach the surfaces to be lubri
cated.
Schedule of Lubrication.
Daily, or every 100 miles: Engine
Crankcase Oil; Valve Rocker Arms
Grease Cups; General Lubrication,
Every 500 miles: Timing Gears
Electric Generator and Starting
Motor; Steering Gear Housing
Tansmission; Rear Axle Housing
Steering Knuckle Bolts; Rear Axle
Spring Spats; Spring Leaves.
Every 750 miles: Drain, flush
and refill Engine Crankcase.
Every 1000 miles: Fan.
Every 2000 miles: Transmission;
Rear Axle Housing; Wheel Bearings,
Note: When daily average tem
perature is below 45 degrees F, Zer
olene No. 3 should be used instead
of Zerolene No. 6,
Fsed for Dairy Cows Should B Care
fully Walghed.
Minerals fed In balanced rations to
hogs hud little if any effect on rupldlty
or economy of gulni, report Ohio and
Illinois stations. They find thut min
eral strengthen Uie bones of the uui
mals. When pigs are not receiving
balanced ration, but are being fed
without pasture, milk or tankage, min
eral are a valuable aid. They may
pay when fed to breeding animal.
. Miner! nsed Id these tuat wers
ground limestone, slr-sluked lime, rock
phoaphste, botiemeul lo vsiious form,
slaked coal and salt. Kvpry practical
bog man knows the worth of tluin-nul,
wood ashes and suit for h"K, eapwlul
ly lo winter when ling cun t get Into
th Kail.
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Prof. II. L. Watts, writing In the
Market Growers' Journal, sums up the
fertility problem of the market grow
er in the following:
"While we have pinned our faith to
the use of stable manure Id producing
good crops, green mnnuilni crops are
gradually taking tne p1.,tf of stable
manures. It Is fomnate that we are
able to maintain In thlt- manner the
apply of soil organic nv !?er. Let us
remember tome essentia.' In the suc
cessful use of green manures. Thcv
mignt re given as follow-:
"L Soil adaptation. V.'o should h
eareful to select the right cronr the
soil under cultivation, wlilch also fits
properly Into the system of cropping.
"z. use a bountiful sin nly of seed.
"3. Use sufficient commercial fer
tilizer to Insure a heavy ;rrowth.
"4. tow In ample time, especially In
the fall of the year, so that the ctod
win get a good start before winter.
STERILIZATION IS ESSENTIAL
A I, . 1 ,
All Palls, Strainers, Separator Parts,
ttc, Should Pe Steamed for
Five Minutes.
Milk will keep better and mnke bet
ter products if all palls, strainers, and
separator parts are sterilized, says the
United States Department of Agricul
ture. Use live steam for Ive minutes.
If you cannot get live steam, boll all
utensils for at least five minutes. A
simple stenm steriliser for dairy uten
sils, which can be made by a local
tinsmith, Is described In Farmers' Bul
letin 748, "A Simple Stenm Steriliser
for Farm Dairy Utensils." The bulle
tin may be had on application to tbs
department.
COUNTY STATISTICS
MALHEUR COUNTY REAL ESTATE
IKAINBrfcKS KECOBDEU DEC
24TH TO DEC, a 1ST.
E. Rutherford et al to J. R. Blackkby,
trustee, 8WV4NW14, NESWU. SE'iSWyi)
Sec. 18; EViiNEft Sec.
$21,000.
14-14-41 ; 12-28-21.
Exir L Baltior et al to Clarence E.
Mullinix SVj, NE Sec. 17; and YVj Sec.
10-0-4Vj flu.
Wm. Herbaugh et ux to Harvey C. Stone
ar-'dan; ec. s-l-41 ; 9-lo-Zl.' $1000.
Harvey C. Stone et ux to Mamie Alice
uuggenmos. tSK'iSli'A sec. 8-81-41 ; 12-
Samuel H Corliss to Sarah I. Corliss,
SWS4NW54. NWViSWy4, SSWV4, Sin
Sec. 81-26-41; SE14NW14. SjSWii See. 26;
SEViSB; Sea. 26: SViNEV4 Sec. 86; NVj.
n-,oryi, n w an y4 eiec. o-zo-4u; 12-22-
si. aiouu.
Geo. B. England to Eastern Oregon Land
Co.. Lota 8, 4, 6, 6 and 7. SE'iNWtt. EVj
an Y4 oec. K-io-sz. ji-kd-21 siu,
Thoe. W. Claggett et ux to David H.
Burrows NEVi See. 02-18-47; 11-22-19.
sai.BUU.
U. 8. A. to Benjamin A. Harris EVj
onyi, wyjBrivi, omttorift oec. S4-1D-4U
Lots 1, 2 and 8. Sea 8-16-40: 11-10-21.
U. 8. A. to Benjamin A. Harris SWV.
8W Sec. 86-16-40; Lot 4, SWyNWi
oec. x : sufttHXitt, csuft aw. e-io-4u : 11
10-21.
Sam V Has et ux to H:v.-.el M. Dlven.
Assessor's Tax No. 6. See. 20-18-46 : 12-24.
21. $100.
U. 8. A. to Lorenio L. Brm-cn NEWSWV.
'j&Ei'4, BWyiNUyi, rJEVINi ,Y '4 : Wee. 26-
'4, aWViWl!iy4, BBiViINi .Y'i : Wee. 2D- I
Lota 2 and 8, EiiSW '4, NW48EV1. I
;
8W'4NEi4,
. SE14NW14 Si-c. 80-20-39 ; 9-
Myron Patch. Adm. to C.
lfi Kenyon,
and Lot 8,
Und. Mi Int. in SWWNWT.,
Sec. 4-16-47: 12-16-21. (1.730.
Myron Patch. Adm. to Fr.nk Davis. 8V,
NF.V. See. (-16-47: 12-16-21. (9.490.10.
Ben Jones et ux to Easte-:t Oregon Land
CO., all Sec 2-16-89; 12-18-. 510 00.
Chaa. W. Hodson to Easte n Oregon Land
Co., all Bee. 8-16-42: 11-26-2 $10.00.
Hardy M. England et ux to Eastern Ore
gon Land Co., Lota 1 aj.l 2, S'jNEVi,
oc.y sec. e-io-sz; ii-n-xi. iu.uu
Marv M. Munnterman et vir to W. D.
Fanning, SWV.NWVi, SWV4 See. 84-14-40;
12-27-21. i 1. 21)0. 00.
Malheur Land Co. to W. H Eaton. NV,
SWMNEM See 28-16-42; 1' -29-21. $200.
A. K. White et ux to A. .' Miller et ux.
Lota 11, 12, and EoflC Block Terrace
Heighta Add. to OnUrio: 9-1 i,-21. S600.
Keuben Mccreary et ux to E. H. Drum-
back, Lot t. Block 8, Adrtai; 12-12-21. (10.
freeman w. Klrwln to .Mrs. tirace K
Dickey. SEW See. 16-18-44: 12-6-21. (10.00.
mattie rj. i;imp et vir v Samuel uenton
et al 8i5W8W14 Sea. 28-20-11; 12-20-21.
(1000.
Howard TT r,nm et ni to Samuel Den.
ton et al WMiNEV,. NWV.fKi,, NEV,SWV4,
Sec. 29-20-41 : 12-29-21. 12.1 VJ
U. 8. A. to Thomas H Goodwin NV.
in w V4 wee. ns ; is y.HEV Bee. 2K ; w'A
w, BVjnw Bee. zi-io -7: iu-i-zi.
11. h. a. to -rhomas 1- uoodwin B't
NEW. 'WWiSEW See. 2H-16JT: 8-1K-21.
eoonpiainu rue in uircnu jonrt uanng
week.
Wm. M. Rose vs. E. B. Kuhn: 12-2R-21.
Keen very on nota, (66..
nose Mere Co. vs. J. k. A I h -non et al :
12-28-21. Recovery of man (100.47.
Petitions Filed In PnWe Court.
KsUte of Josephine Kopp ln-?T-21.
Guardlanshto of Lueien '. Truner et al.
12-29-21.
Guardianship of Lea Mairrers, 12-29-21.
Seventh Day Adventlats.
Sabbath School held every Satur
day at 10:30 a. m. at the home of
Mrs. J. H. Townsend. Interesting
Bible studies each Sabbath. All
iMa4 j i 4,, j 1
interested in ScriptU e Study are
invited.
H. H. GRAHAM, Sup't
Enterprise Want-Ad j
mean mon-
ey to you
Legal Adveiti.ements
NOTICE.
One sorrel horse, branded on left
staff le; about 10 years ol , : weight 1200
fistula on right side of wet-i, rs. Owner can
have same by paying feed 1. I and ad.
I It HI'IVMAN
Jny7-(t-ch . Ranch on Owyhee River.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDER' MEKT1NG.
1
Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the atr.. holders of Or
chards Water Company, a corporation or
ganiaed under the laws of Uregun. will be
held on Saturday, te 14th -ty of January,
1922, at 2 p. m., at the of 'ice of said com
pany at Jamieson, Malheur -uunty, Oregon.
Dated tola 2eth day of December, 1921.
EVAN K. OAKawi. Secretary.
St-12-l-l-!4
NOTICK.
To HIGHWAY MOTOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANIKS AND PIvttHONS, and to
Whom It May Concern!
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the law passed at the special session of
the Legislature providing for supervision
and regulation of transportation of persons
and pruperty for eoeupeiimitiou over public
highways by motor vehir'ei. Is now In
force and effect and you are advised to
secure Instructions by cia-imunicating with
the Commission Immedia' Ay. For your
reference and annvenienee a copy of the
lay Is now on file with In- County Clerk.
Dated at Saletn, Oregon, thia (1st day uf I
December. 1921.
ri'w.ir: skkvick
OP OKKOON.
COMMISSION
By FRED A. WILLIAMS.
(halrmaa.
Attest:
WM. P. ELLIS, Svretary.
It-cfcg
NOTICK OP HKNIKP'S
BALK ON Kit-
rt'UTMIN
By virtue ef aa Atla -hment esaeulinn
duly Issu-d by the Clerk of lie Circuit Court
for the County uf Malheur. 'Me of Oregon,
dated the (Hrd day of I), --!-, 1921, in
eertala action In Uie t'lrruit Court for
said County and SiaU, h-r. In Wulff Hard-
aara impieeaenl Ctawpany, corpora
Lion, as plaintiff, recovered Judgment
against Grover Cearley. aa defendant, for
urn sum ol One Hundred Hlxty-two and
4H-100 Dollars (1162.461. with interest there
on at tne rate of ten per eent per annum
irom tne lira day of December, 1921, and
the further sum of One Hundred Fifteen
and 6X-1O0 Dollars fll.6S), with Interest
thereon at the rate of six per cent per
annum from the 2rd day of December,
Wil, in which judgment it was lurther
ordered by the Court, that the iwcrur
attached In said action and hsrvi...u.
dssoribed, be sold for the satisfaction o. ki
judgment, in the manner provided Ly .,
whieh judgment was enrolled and dot....-.,
in the Clerk's office of said Court on uu
23rd day of December, 1921.
OIVtlN. That I will on the (1st tlav .t
January, 1IU2, at the hour of 11 n clock
In the forenoon of said dav. at the north
main entrance door of the Counlr Court
House at Vale, aald County and . sell
at publia auction to the highest bidder or
bidders for eash, the following described
real property, to-wit i
The Southeast Quarter of the South
east Quarter (SkSE) of Section
Four U) 1 North Half of the North
east Quarter (NNEt), Southeast
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter
taUfeNBtt), and Northeast Quarter
of the Southeast Ouarter (NKV4
SEV.) of Section Nine () i West
Half of the Northwest Quarter
(WyjNWVi), and Northwest Quar
ter of the Southwest Quarter (NWyt
8WV) of Section Ten (10), all in
Township Sixteen (161 South, Range
Forty-six (46) E. W. M.. In Mal
heur County. Oregon.
Taken and levied uoon aa the Drooertr
said above named defendant, Grover Cear-
ley, or ao much thereof aa may be neoea-
sary to aatisfv the said Judgment in favor
of wulff Hardware m Implement Company,
corporation, and against the said above
"'- IKIEIHiailH K1UI IIIW1IW, UKIT-I, W-
I gether with all eoaU and disbursements, that
named defendant, with interest thereon, to-
have or may accrue.
Dated at Vale. Oregon, this 28th day of
uecember, lvzi.
H. LEE NOE, Sheriff.
By C. W. GLENN. Deoutr.
Date of first publication, December lst.
1UZ1.
Datei of last publication, January 28th, 1922,
Date of aale, January Hist, 1922. at 11 A. M
NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE
By virtue of an execution In foreclosure.
duly Issued by the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of the Btata) of Oregon, for the
County of Malheur, dated the 28th day of
December. 1921. in a eertain action In the
said Circuit Court for the said StaU and
County, wherein Lee Charles Miller, aa
plaintiff, and Boy 8. Cram, . Madge M
Cram, W. F. Human, Frank Rader and
D. Dornran. aa defendanta. iude-ment
was rendered in favor of the above named
plaintiff and against the above named de
fendants. Koy a. Cram and Madge M Cram.
for the sum of S4.0S. with interest thereon
at the rate of ten per cent per annum
from the 1st day of January. 1920. the
further sum of $100.00. with interest there
on at the rate of ten per eent per annum
from the 1st day of January. 1921. and
the further sum of fKOO.OO, with interest
tnereon at the rate of ten per cent per
annum irom tne ard day or November.
1921, and the further sum of 150.00, with
interest tnereon at the rate of ten tier
eent per annum Trom the ath day of Sep-
temDer, juiB, and tne further sum of
I 519-ls- with Interest thereon at the rate
day of October. 1921. and the further sum
of $160.00, with interest thereon at the
rate or ten per eent per annum from the
1st day of January. 1921. and the further
sum of (7.60, with interest thereon at the
rata of ten per eent per annum from the
8th day of October. 1921. and the further
sum of $126.00 as attorney's fees, and the
further sum of $21.60 .costs and disburse
ments, which judgment was enrolled and
docketed in the Clerk's office of said Court
on the 22nd day of December, 1921.
THEREFORE. NOTICK IS HEREBY
GIVEN, That I will on the 1st day of Feb
ruary, 1922, at the hour of 10:80 o'clock
In the forenoon of aaid day, at the north
main entrance door of the County Court
House at Vale. In said County end State.
sell at public auction to the highest bidder
bidders for cash, the following de
scribed real property, to-wit:
The Mouth Half of the Northeast
Quarter (SNE4 of Section Twenty-seven
(27), in Township Sixteen
- (16), South, Rang Forty-seven (47),
E. W. M.
The above real property with its annur-
tenancea taken and levied upon aa the
property of the said above named de
fendanta, Roy 8. Cram, Madga M. Cram,
w. r. Human, frank Kader and n. u.
Dorman, or so much thereof aa may be
necessary to satisfy said judgment In favor
of Lee Charles Miller and against said
iirii--B i-iuitrr hiiu nKnuisi. siu
aoo,,e named defendanta,, Roy 8 Cram and
Madge M. Cram, together with said attor
neys fees, and costa and diabursementa.
and interest and accruing eosta uoon aaid
sale.
Dated at Vale. Oregon, thia 29th day of
December, 1921.
11. I.E. IS NUU, Sheriff,
By C. W. GLENN. Deputy.
Date of first publication, December (1st
1921.
Date of last publication. January 28th, 1922.
Data or sale, February 1st, 1U2Z, at 19:u
A. M.
NOTICE OF BALK OP MALHEUR
COUNTY PERMANENT ROAD CON,
STRUCTION BONDS, (130.00.(0
PAR VALUE AND ACCRUED
INTEREST I
Notice ia hereby given that sealed btda
will be received by the County Court ol
Malheur County, butte uf Oregon, at the
County Court stoom In the County Court
riuuse. at vale, in Malheur County, Uregun,
on tne via day 01 January. 1922. up
the hour of 10:00, A. at. of aaid day. for
the aale of (180.000.00. bunds par vaiua of
said County, in Series, to-wit 1
iouuv.oo of Beriaa A to run and ba
payable 4 years from Dee. let. 1919.
buuo.ou 01 Meriaa w to run and be
payable 0 years from Dee. 1st. 1919.
(9000.00 uf beriaa "V to run and be
payable 8 years (rum Dee. 1st. 1919,
(12000.00 of Duriaa D to run and be
payable 10 yean from Dee. 1st. 1919.
aisuuu.ou of Beriea a," to run and ba
payable 12 years from Dee. 1st. 1919.
sriuuv.vu 01 neries "f to run ana be
payable 14 years from Dea. 1st. 1919.
(19000.IHI of Series "U" to run and tat
payable 16 years from Ilea. 1st, 1919.
12SOOU.UV of Her las "H- to run and
payable 18 years from Dee. IsL 1919.
a&ouuv.uu 01 oeriea "i" to run and ba
payable 29 years from Dea. 1st, 1919.
All of said bonds are denomlnatlona
(1000.00 each and bear interest at the rate
of 6W par cent per annum. Interest payable
semi-annually on tna xtrst day of June and
the first day of December, at the office ol
the County Treasurer of Malheur County,
Oregon, or the fiscal agent of the Btata of
Oregon, In New York City. ,
Lach bid must be aceomnanted bv a
cheek payable to Malheur County, Oregon,
certified to by a reputable solvent bank. In
uie amount equal to rive per eent of tne
.mount of the par value of the bonds bid
upon In said bid.
Such check to be returned If aald bid is
rejected. If the bid ia accepted, such cheek
will be returned upon payment for and de
livery of the bonds Included in said bid.
If aaid bid Is accented and the amount
of aaid bid be not paid within (0 days at
ter the acceptance thereof, such check shall
be cashed and the proceeds thereof shall
become the property of Malheur County
Ore.
Bids will be received for any amount al
sid bonds of the several series not ex
ceeding (180.000.0V, par value and accrued
interest. The right to reject any and all
bids or to accept part and reject part U
reserved by the County Court.
Address bids aa follows 1 H. 8. Sackett,
County Clerk, Vale, Oregon, and endorse on
the envelope "Kills for Malheur County
Koad Bonds.'
Cftiiens of Malheur County will be given
preferred right to purchase said bonds.
Hy order of the County Court.
Dated December 7th, 1921.
H. a. SACKETT,
County Clerk
SUMMONS FOR PUBUCATION
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE STATE
or ukiuon, run tuk county Oi
MAI.llr.Urt.
PHAeNK BUS WELL. Plaintiff
JOHN 8. WHITE, L1I.1.IE M. WHITE anal
JOHN UOUWr.l.L. Defendants.
To John S. Wliito and l.illi. M. White, of
the above named uVfentianie :
IN THE NAME OK THE STATE OP ORE
GON 1
You and each of you are hereby
quired to appear and answer the eumuUlm
filed against you In the above entitled suit.
on or before 'luesday, February 21st, 1922.
and if you fail so to answer, fur want
thereof, the plaintiff will ruolv to the
Court for the relief demanded iu the aaid
auniplailit, to-wit
For a Judgment against the John
While, and l.lllie M. White, for the sues saT
((.(40.(2, with Interest ua the following
amouuta from the foliowlb dates, at the
rate of eight per eent per annum! Oa
(t.000.00 from Dosemuer llrd. 1911; ea
(22.40. fruea August l.st, l91(; oa 4I (41,
from DecemlKn- lllh, II9 en (29 4. from
April l.t, lkl on (28.1V, from April 1st,
1919 1 on (24 41. from April (th, 1929.
ror uie additional amount of $'i0. ae
sui-k amount as the (Vurt may adjuhie and
atiow to the alalntilf for rsasnnslilc at
torney fe In the suit.
For Uie eoala and disbursemeau uf thia
eulll sad fur such ether and further rvtief
In th premises as to the Cmar aaay aeasa
just and proper.
For dearee of aaid Court that th aald
several sums be a first lien upon the East
11 an pf Section 8, In Township 16 Soutll
of Range 40, B. W. M, In Malheur County,
Oregon, In accordance with the terms and
conditions of a eertain mortgage thereon,
bearing date December 2Srd, 1912, duly mada
and executed, witnessed, acknowledged and
delivered by the said Joe. a 8. White and
Lillle M. White aa Mortgagors, and aaid
Frank Bos well aa mortgagee, the same hav
ing been duly filed In the office ef th
lovunty Clerk of said Malheur County, on
Ueeember 24th, 1918, at 10:16 o'clock A. M.,
and recorded la Book "P" aa page 44, Ree
rd of Mortgages of said county, aad that
said mortgage be foreclosed and said real es
tate be sold to satisfy th said Judgment,
and that each of the defendanta herein be
forever barred and foreclosed of all right,
title, alalm and equity in and to th said
premises, axeentina thele atatutnew i k m
redeem.
This summons la published try order ef
the Honorable Dalton Biggs, Judge ef th
Circuit Court for Malheur County, Oregon,
dated December 8, 1921, ordering and di
recting that the service of the summons
herein be made by publication thereof In
tnt.M)hMlr Enterprise, a weekly newspaper.
and published at Vale, Malheur County,
Oregon, and that aaid publication be mad
at least once a week for six successive
weeks, the date of the first publication
to be December 17th, 1921, and the date
SLvthe.lat Publication to be on January
28th, 1922.
CRANDALL A CRANDALL,
. Attorneys for Plaintiff
Residence and Postofflce, Vale, Oregon.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice ia hereby given that the ander
signed was, on th 24th day of September
1921, appointed by the County Court
Malheur County, Oregon adminktratrix ef
the Estate of Henry G Wilson, deceased.
Notice la further given that any and all
persona having claims against th said
Henry C, Wilson deceaaed or againat th
"''.. Ett . " present' the same duly
verified aa by law required, within six
months from the data of this publication to
the said undersigned at her residence in Mal
heur County, Oregon, or to J. W. MeOul
och attorney for said Estate, at hie office
in Ontario, Oregon.
NANCY M. JOHNSON
Administratrix of th Estate of
Henry C. Wilson, Deceased.
First publication Dee. 8, 121
Last publication Dee, (1, 1921.
NOTICE POR PUBLICATION
Department of the Intrln fi a T . A
office at Vale, Oregon December 2nd. 1921.
NOTICE la hereby given that Orval P.
Cavinest, of Bonlta Oregon, who on Octo
ber 16. 1918, made Homestead Entry, Not
06686 for SElaSWW. See. 17. EUEli. See
19. WM. See. to NWUHVlZ bZU so'
N'jNEft. Section SO, Township "l6 South."
Range 40 East, Willamette Meridian, has
filed notice of Intention to mak Fit. I
Three Year Proof, to aatabllsh claim to the
land above described before Register and
Receiver, U. 8. Land Office, at Vale, Ore
gon on th 11th day of January 192S.
v.iniuiaiib names aa witnesses I
Walter W. Caviness. nf Ontario ohmii ,
o -. nuinmi, sen oimon-
son, all of Bonlta, Oregon.
iriua. JONES. Register.
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT OOUHl' OF THE STATE
OF OREGON FOR MALHEUR CO UNA
JOHN D HiUBARD
Plaintiff
n.
THOMAS JOfNES. STELLA JONES U.
NlThU STATES NATIONAL BANK, ef
Vaie Oregon, a corporation, P. U. &UT4
MATILDA ZUTO, CHARLES B. L
MOINE LILLIAN M. LL MOINB, HOPai
DUOS., a corporation JAMES K. KEL
LEY, ESMfi KELLEY, and DANIEL B.
KKLLEi,
riafenitanta
TO ! CHARLES B. LE MOINE. LILLIAN
M. LK MOINB and DANIKI. n Uk:l.
LEY Defendants. .
IN THE NAME OF TUB HTATS! fir
OREGON, You and each of you are here- 1
by required to appear and answer the aom
plalnt filed against you in the above en
titled Court and cause, on or before th
expiration of the time nreaarihad in . SKa
order for publication, to-wit
On Or before the exnlratlnn nt ale 1 a
from the data of the Arst publication ef
thia summons, and if you faU to answer
for want thereof nlalntllV will ann! 4a k.
Court for th relief prayed for in th aa.
plains to-wit :
for ludirment ao-alnat vns fne Mi mm '
of (1,800.00, together with Interest ther
?" t the rate of 10 per cent per annum
irom uctoner 1, 1921, and for the sura of
$46.60 with Interest at 10 per eent from
uly 1. 1920 and the sum of tilt s with.
Interest at 10 per eent from January 1
1921. and the sum Of (46.60 with littaeaat
at 10 per cent from July 1 1921, and th
sum of (22.78 with interest at 10 ner eent
trom October 1 1921, and the sum of (100-
00 attorney fees, and for nlaintiir'a anata
and diabursementa herein, and fne a rfa.
ere declaring same to be. a first mm-tgaua
lien Upon the Southeast Ouarter of the
Nartheast Quarter of Section ( Township
20 South Range 46 E. W. M. In Malheur
County, Oregon, and for a decree foreclosing
wins and barring and foreclosing all ef the
rights of defendant therein, and for such
other and further relief aa to the Court
may seem just and equitable.
1 rile summons la nub ished nurenan. fen
an order of Honorable E. H Test, County
Judge made and entered November 11.
1921 and the first mihlleation hereof ia
made the 26th day of November, 1921, and
the last publication hereof the tl dae
January, 1922.
W. H. BROOKE
P. I. GALLAGHER
'Attorneys for Plaintiff
Ontario, Oregon '
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE
OF OREGON FOR MALUKU IXJUalTV
JOHN D. iUUBAitD
Plaaataa
VJB.
THOMAS JOMES. Si ELLA JONBB U-
M'lalU SlA'laJ NATIONAL atANav OC
VALhi, a corporation, F. At. HUT. MA
TILDA i6UT W. F. BOHNA MM MA .
bOUNA, CHARLES B. Let MOii, ULe
UAN M. LE MOINK. O. W. RAaUHAM.
H. C. JbASTHAM. MUPM BHOsJ a Cor
poration Jh.RKY UURLEI, JAMBS K.
KCLLEY. hoME KtLLir DAsMIkU.
H. avELLEY. H. BOtthV, doing busiueue
as B. MObat at CO., and MARY ituaa
Defenuaala-
TO: W. P. BOUNA. EMMA BOHNA.
tltAXLIUI Hi. a,ai MOlNav LILLIAN M.
LU MOINE, JERRY HURLEY DA-NlcL
B. KELLEY, a kUclE and MAkt funs..
Defendanta.
IN Til. NAME OV THE STATE OF ORhV
UON you and as rs uf you, are heruuy
required to appear and answer th euoa
plaint filed againat you ia th above as
titled Court and eaus ea or helore the
apiratlon of the tuna nrasertbed to taut
order tor publication, to-wit 1
un er Befor its expiratto a sis weeks
from the dale of th first puhliaaUv at
this summons and if you fall fce a as war
for want thareol. plalatuf will aapl to -
th court for th reliei prajrad Sue ea th
complaint, to-wit
For judgment againat you for th scum
of (1,(00.90, together with in ureal there
on at th rate ef 19 pe eent pe aaaaaa
from October L 1921. and the ensa a
(46.60 with interest from July 1. 1910. aad
the wis of (46.(0 with interest at 1( par
ant from -January I. 1981. and aha aaa
r (46 f with Interest a 10 pa eenl from
uly 1. 1921 and the sues os (aa.fl wtas
interest at IS per seal fruea Oetubae a. ItlL
sad th sum ul (t6(.d Atunra' fee.
lui for plaintiff's east aad nUlmieeaasaCa
herein and for decree deelarlaar earn
be a first mortgage lien uooa the aWuth-
Wast Uuarter of the Northeast Ouartav ef
Section ((. Township (0 South, lianas 44
W. M., la Malheur County. Orearae. aad
for a decree force losing same a sat barring
nd foreclosing all of tha rights of dafaa.
danta therein and for auch other aad further
relief aa to the Court aaay easaa last aad
equitable.
Thai summon Is published warvueat aa
aa order of Honorable E. H Test. Cestatw
Judge made and snared Noveasber SI,
921 and the a rat publication hereof at
made the ttlh day of November, 1911, sad
tha last pul.lisatiua hereof the Tth day ef
anuary, iv4.
W. M. BROOKE
P. J. GALLAGHER
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Ontario. Oregea
TREASURY DEPAUTelatN-r
O If tee of the Comptroller oi the Carre er
Washing ton, u. O. f - rnker X.1M1,
Notice ia hereby given a ail peneae wh
may have elalma against "Tae liahaal
eta las National Bank ef Vale Greaea, that
the earn must be presented to Jehu J.
vrenaou Jr.
elr
ita
thereef. within
Kiraa
Baontha
tau
date, or they B
W1
T.
P. Eaa
Astlag Coeapkreller ef the Caneaiy,
TREASURY DKPiITU ua-ff
Office ef the Cueautruilei vf the Oa
waalilaahiB, u. t,.. Nevembar 1. lie I.
Notice B) harehy lveU to aU lanual waa
Buy have claim aealiwt The rire Matieao
al Bank ef Vale Orag oa that th it r
must be presentw to May T. Me. la-M
le. as
Wiusl
ith
iaaal sruef taereof
tore
tits fruea
V.ts data, er
they ax
daujlluwe.
T. En
Asllnf Cuaiptrvllar ef lb Cirucf.