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STATEMENT OF THE BANfcANK O F N Y S S A MALHEUR COUNTY EXPENSE BUDGET C ounty Court’s Estimate of £¡¿«1 by the Superintendent of Ranks of the State of Ore- gon at the close of busiuess October 31, 191* 914. the Hun $ H4,2*.»J 3| y am discounts.............................................................. HS.930.9t* ■■ft» _ ............................................................................ 63.80 yam! warrants............................................................. 2.830.80 \;ng house furniture and fixtures............................ 6.l:t4 1] r re- tree« ........................ '«75.00 land sight exchange ............................... 17.748.61 • 24.631 f $ 25.00C»00 5.00C>00 6,404 .19 82,231 to Governrrem Aid Sought in Marfcttigf Cottorv— Work of Peter Radford Commended. Fort Worth, Texas—The eleven** annual meeting of the Farmers Edu* cat ion xl and Co-operative Union ot America came to a cloae in this city court will m eet *°4ay. More than two thousand iejo- , e r * t>re*«nt- representing tie court rnn... .... various state organisations and c v - on \\ cdnesday. ertng an area from coast to coast and County’s Business. RESOURCES: 20 4 9,67(3 $118.83t ; in Nyssa. Sums Necessary HOLD CONVENTION II The county in the couutv .. . ' ale> ''•‘^gon, Dec. 2, to make levies for the fro.” °*e **•“ lake* to U»« iulf. . • Presides t Chu. S. Barrett, i*reaid« expense of r u u u iu g th e c o u n ty ed over the sessions and l a t n d m d government duriug th e year ^ Tariou* speakers The keynote $76.3?3.3U j y j i j • !of the convention was the action of the convention in asking government. h as ^ >n financing the cotton crop of 1 he following budget L IA B IL IT IE S : th e , . . . ui stock paid in ............................................................ #25.000,00 been ordered published bv 1 The greatest crisis In years, Irided profita..................................................................... 4.251.03 county court for the benefit of brought on by the European waft sit*.................................................................................... 47.132 27 th e several taxpayers. ;*ce* the rni,e<1 States." said Freel- #76 383 30 ^OLF, Cashi RESERVE 37 per cent G. KINGM AN, Pres. n ~ c o u n t y Court sio u e rs— Salaries _ dent Barrett In his opening address. ' and C om mis- There u only one thing to do and of judges and tlut 18 ior *** t-’ nited States govern- A taent to buy three or four million Commissioners, # -s"0 ; supplies oales of cotton at not lesa than tea ug expenses, * 1 2 0 0 : cen,s * pound from the farmers of traveling FRANK D. HALL, Cashier. and travel! the South to be held until a higher total, #4000. price may be obtained and. when sold. I Winter Dairying Is the Most Profitable recot. 1 - •*! kind* of grtiw .« .a -——• w-.-. ta preserved in their fresh and suc culent condition If there is no silo on the farm roots or kale fur nish a good substitute for sn- “ To have cows freshen in the fall is of decided adrantaga to the silage." dairyman." says Prof. E. B. Fits, Somewhat Persona! Humor. Extension dairyman of the Ore He t m in j to look in a window, and. gon Agricultural Oollege. ieel.-.g v»rm, raised h . hat and “ In the first place longer milk brushed his head «It was * bald head. The humor of tho atr, et urchin ing periods aud greater yields are 'copped out at the act. A bootblack, thus obtained who stood beside him. tou >d him on “ The maximum yield is secured the arm Shine, sir?" he is k e d at the time the price is the high Accor- pttshment est. The winter price for butter The best portions of a sod man's fat is sometimes ton cents per life— his little, nameless ur. remem pound more than in summer. bered acts o f kindness and love.— "Labor is employed to good ad Wordsworth vantage at a time when little can be done on the farm Given good Use Tact. The secret of tnakici n.'s »elf shelter aud abundance of home tiresome ta not to know s en to stop grown feed the cost of producing —Voltaire. milk in the winter is but very little above that of summer Suc Sec our new styles in Fall Hats. culent feed is essential to the best It will point your wav whereto success and the use of .be silo is buy.—L. Spier. Circuit Court — Three terras, 'be profit, minus the expense of hand- lin* t0 be remitted to the farmers ’ The convention went on record as favoring the Henry bill introduced b^fore Congress recently, which favors the buying of cotton by the government as a relief of the pres- *“nt f >'uation. This bill was drafted with the co-operation of President Barrett, who believes that it tuny #500: total, #7300. I covers the situation. Provision was made for the raising Assessor’s Offii — Salarie-, ------- R egister non for F&ll E lections----------- ot a fund of 1200.000 for the purpose #6lH)0; supplies, #500; total, of maintaining a committee to devise plans for relieving the depressing #6500. results of the European war. This School Supe ioiendeut— S a l committee will include a member ary. #1000; assistant, #500. trav from every organized slate, together Notary Public— Justice of the Peace eliug expanses and suj plies, with the national officials and the na tional executive committee. The com #500: total, #2000. mittee will be in charge of Peter Rad Clem's Office— Salaries, #4740: ford of Texas, who was appointed Ipera House - - Nyssa, Oregon chairman, and before the adjournment supplies, 760; total, #5500. of the session more than #tt>000 of Treasurer’s Office — Salary, the fund had already been pledged. A resolution was passed condemn #2700; supplies, #500; total, ing the present war and recommend ing the establishment of an Interna #3200 tional parliament and an international Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. School Truant Officer— Salary court, looking to universal peace and good will between the nations of tha and expense #300. se- County Sealer of Weights and world. Child Labor Condemnad. Measures— Salary and expense, A resolution was passed endorsing =■ the bill providing for the elimination $ . of products from interstate commerce Agricultural Adviser, #1500. which are manufactured in factories County Veterinarian, salary employing children less than fourteen \Ve want our customers to realize that to them, v.e are years of age or those employing chil and expense, #500. dren under sixteen years of age more “ The Best Rank in a. Good Country. Widows Pension, #2500. than eight hours. A marketing plan introduced by iSa* Court House, office furniture Harry Tracy of Texas in which a and improvements, #1000. practical system of marketing farm . j Current Expense, light, fuel, products was outlined was heartily endorsed by resolution. r | water, telephone, janitor, $2500. Union Officials Endorsed. The oldest bank in the new est Referring to the work of the offi Stock Inspector, $500. banking room ¡ d S. E. Oregon cers of the Farmers' Union. Mr. Bar 2 ! County Physician, $300. rett paid a high tribute to the manner j County Jail, board of prison- in which they have co-operated with him. "They have stood steadfastly •fgpiers and improvements, $2000. by me in every call to duty,” said Water master, $2000. Mr. Barrett, "and In every endeavor for the general good. They are true, Care of Poor, $8000. faithful and conscientious men. I Iasaue, #200. want to pay especial tribute to one individual. Peter Radford. If I should Fruit Inspector, #2000. be asked to name one man In the Coyote Scalp Bounty, $5000. Union who has done more to lighten Bounty cm Rabbits, $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 . my own load, who stood ready day service, who doeaat Experimental anti Boor Farm or night / for °r ■ «?«*' w“° even wait for the distress signal, then <> I as petitioned ior by 1300 peti I d have to say Peter Radford. Men tioners to buy 40 acres at $200 like Peter Radford keep one's faith sound, his courage high and renew per acre, described as follows: belief in humanity." Union Growing Rapidly S i of Si of NE# Sec. 36, T. 19, President Barrett stated that tha LICENSED EM BALM ER K 46, one and one-half miles Union was fast growing in number! Lady Assistant from Nyssa. Oregon. Forty and in strength. Twenty-seven states in the Union are Included in Its mem acres, $8000; Building and bership and the total number of mem Calls Promptly Answered, Day or Night Equipment, #7000;lo'al, $15,000. bers aggregate more than eight mil lion. It is the boast of the Union that Phone No. 64W Ontario, Oregon Road Fund, $20,<>00. all ite members are men who are ac General Road Fund, $20,000, tual fanners and that no one who doe# Harper bridge, #5u00, included. not till the soil, is eligible for mem bership in the organisation Receipts other than by direct The officials of the Union wera taxation— Clerk’s office fees, unanimously re-elected for the coming year as follows: C. 8. Barrett. Geor- 1 $6,000; Sheriff's office fees, 300: resident: A V. Swift, vice prea- In'erest oil county money, *800; ¡dent. Oregon; A C. Davis, secretary. 1) A Y A N n N 1 <; H_ J. Boydell ire Insurance--Bonds--Real Estate 17000. , ,, J u s tic e C o u r t— #1000 Sheriffs O ffice — Traveling ex- ___ . 1AlJ1 61 pense, # 1 0 W ; Ir a u s p o r ta lr o a OI prisoners, #1500; sa la ries, #4300 ; , office e x p e n _____ ses a m . supplies, Fish and Game Licenses OREGON ••XX XI deduction In Toll Rates Call o p era to r for the nett r a te s to the point to which you wish to talk. Moving Picture Show Malheur Home Telephone Company ! 1000 Everhart Drug Company # stem Ontario National Bank & per cent on savings HEADQU ARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES 0 Phoue 131 Safety b yxes to rent Hotel !• > © © < • < MEALS FROM 25 CTS. UP Sunday Dinners a Specailty Prompt and Courteous Service furniture and Undertaking M > saaaaai ? F am E' Circuit Court fines, $2(X»0; tom , Arkansas. ____ $.»,100 EAST SIDE LIVE O. A. C. Pullets in Contest. A N D FEED STABLE Iregon Transfer — Prompt Service ;ht. Nyssa, Oregon Phone 53 OREGON ^ » a a a ta a a a * C. H. DAVISON N YS SA 'S L E A D I N G BARBER M A K E S S H A V IN G A P L E A S U R E A N D H A IR C U T T IN G A S C I E N C E irhet C LEA N IN MIN I> A N D BODY baths SH AM POOS RADFORD REAPPOINTED M A S S A G IN G fifonrr The States Is Forest,” a t versa big • is suppos fact of lu ■ /» .rican i ree. In t* United t ■ ihe 'Mr _-r of the edwotJ i • he Caia- ove 1 C roD'a.D 1 .ernia. It **1* board UNO MS : Fort Worth. Texas —President ( has. Upon receipt of information S. Barrett of the Farmers' Educational that but few Oregon poultrymen and Cooperative Union of America 11 m m d i n s hen« tJ enter till- baa announced the reappointment t j> were sending iien. , ,Vter r!adford as lc tur-r of the Na- 7 \ intcrnatianal egg laying contest l.|||ol| durin< coming year. 'at the Panama-Pacific Exposition Extensive plans bf s been outline# i I the poultry department of the for publicity work t roughout the na- * - i . t College n ti l ™ .„ „ t three Agricultural sent three pens of ten bena each to be placed 'in competition. Some of tbe pul- I lets are relatives of the famons championship hens, and f rof. Dryden thinks they will 1 » able i to help represent tbe ata’ ^ >n a I creditable manner. Oregon I O P Nvssa X ney Western J. H. BirXER. Prop. J. H. FARLEY >r further Ontario, Oregon CARRY H o u n d O a k, Charter Oak, Yoler h o t B la s t, Ketort Oak and tion to ** on throu*h dep4rtmeat Thi, publicity Mr ^ R* d' work » ¡ h be model- 1 on the lines of the durational a rx done in Texaa on the subject of inn problems Thanksgivine Day sio^ s. Exrur- Nov 25 d 26 Via Oregon Short Line Very low round trip rate« betw een local points on the O 3 L and to cer tain points on r nnecting lines. See agents for rates and further particulars. and cheaper heaters Vi - have m e in an-! • • " » <>\ ■ Urge sto- k aliti <*ur pi tea» aie righi. (Nyssa Hdw. Co.
