further the educational interests of 0>OCOOOOCOOOO<
Malheur county.
FAY CLARK.
We have s
Forty acre ranch, all in cultivation.
Paid
adv.
On the Owybee. Owned by A. W
Ward. Inquire Malheur County Bank. TO THE VOTERS OF MALHEUR
» •
COUNTY;
Get yonr Boy a pair of Walton
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
Program for March, 1916- Commencing January 1 with the
Shoes. They are surely the best for re-election to the office of County
great serial
Including such w
the money. L. Spier.
Assessor, subject to the will of the Re­
We repair Harness.
publican voters at the primary election
We repair and oil Saddles.
INTERNATIONAL, P
on the 19th day of May, 1916. And if
We half sole Shoes.
nominated and elected I shall continue
And every Saturday thereafter for 14 episodes.
to assess all corporations on an equal
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We make Buggy Curtains.
I hereby announce myself a cam and uniform basis with other property.
We repair Automobile Tops.
L. E. HILL,
didate for nomination for the office of
We will make your Harness for the same money
The best films that can be procured.
for your Gra
Present Incumbent.
Circuit Judge of the Ninth Judicial (Paid adv.l
you pay for factory harness.
District of Oregon, subject to the Dem­
Subject to the choice of the Republi­
ocratic party at the primary election
can voters of Malheur and Harney
to be held May 19, 1916.
REGULAR ADMISSION
-
-
-
Adults, 15c; Children 10c
Counties, Oregon, to be expressed at
D alton B iggs
We solicit your patronage and will endeavor to please—See posters
Try us and you will
w ill become one of our customers—Our
the coming Primary Election, I hpreby
in front of theatre.
prices are reasonable.
announce myself as a candidate for the
FOR ASSESSOR,
Republican nomination as Joint Rep­
-A L L WORK GUARATEED
Wishing all the Compliments of the Season.
I hereby announce myself a candi­ resentative to the Legislature from
date for the nomination for Assessor of this Representative District.
Dated January 21, 1916.
Malheur county, subject to the will of
J. BOYDELL , the
Republican electors at the coming Paid Adv. CHAS. M. CRANDALL.
Manager
■ Primaries.
If nominated and elected I To the Voters of Malheur County:
Tensen Building.
M l '
^
I
promise to do my best.
I hereby acknowledge my candidacy
(Paid adv.)
A. A. RORERTS.
for the republican nomination for the
office of District Attorney of this coun­
Nobody has ever accused the
FOR ASSESSOR.
We receive a shipment of
Swiss of militarism, yet that I hereby announce myself a candi­ ty. If nominated and elected I will
coas
endeavor
to
fulfil
the
duties
of
my
of.
1
smallest of the world’s recogniz­ date for the nomination for the office
Published every Friday at Nyssa, Ore­ able republics has a much larger of County Assessor, subject to the de­ fice in a fair, fearless and efficient j
manner and to the best of my ability, '
gon, by
voters at the keeping in mind at all times my duty
army than has the largest of re­ cision of the Republican
S. L. PAYNE.
Primaries.
BROWN BROTHERS
publics.
to the taxpayers.
(Xaid adv.)
W. S. B rown ...................- ........-Editor
Paid adv.
P. J. GALLAGHER.
Armor
plate
manufacturers
II. F. B rown ____ Business Manager
ONTARIO. OREGON.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
H. BUI
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
who threatened the government I hereby announce my candidacy for
I hereby announce myself a candidate
Entered as second-class matter April show an atrophied sense of humor the Democratic nomination for the
office of District Attorney of Malheur for the nomination fer the office of
14, 1910, at the postoffice at Nyssa,
“ The British army is not at­ county.
County Treasurer or Malheur county,
R. W. SWAGLER.
Oregon, under the Actof March 3, 1879.
tacking yet,” London explains.
Oregon, subject to the will of the Re­
(Paid Adv.)
publican electors at the coming pri­
We
seem
to
have
noticed
it:
SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
maries.
C. C. MUELLER.
ANNOUNCEMENT,
Ope year, in advance....... ........... $1 SO
LICENSED EMBALMER
hereby announce that I will be a Paid adv.
Six months in advance........ ..... .. 76;
Lady Assistant
candidate for the office of assessor of
Malheur County, subject to the de-
on
Im-
Money
to
loan
Calls Promptly Answered, Day or Night
Nailing a lie won’t always
I cisión of the democratic voters at the
Call
on
proved
Ranches
Phone No. 132
.
drimary
election.
B.
W.
MULKEY.
keep it down.
At a recent meeting of Gooding Col­
Laave bundles at
or write to W. J. Pinney,
Paid Adv.)
lege Trustees some very important
The best way to get rich matters were inaugurated.
Ontario, Oregon.
The campaign is on in good earnest,
quick is to go slow.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
and the District Superintendents and I hereby announce myself a candi­
Congress can’t expect to raise preachers have as their purpose and date for the nomination for County
Shaving, Hair Cuti
revenue by taxing our patience. program to make the campaign for Clerk of Malheur County, subject to
Gooding College the all important and the will of the democratic voters at the
lYSSA
Every time a Turkish soldier supreme item in church work for the primaries.
ARTHUR MOODY.
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(Paid Adv.)
falls, about 110 women have to next four or five weeks, or until suc-
C28S crowns this enterprise.
put on crepe.
The time limit was set forward from
FOR TREASURER.
April 11 to April 13, as Dr. Hancher,
Those Russians seem to light assistant secretary of the Board of TO THE VOTERS OF MALHEUR
The Gate City as It Is Described in a Pamphlet Issued by the Farmers and Business Men’s Leag
better on the road than on the Education of the Methodist Episcopal COUNTY:
I
hereby
announce
myself
as
a
candi­
church, wired that he would give two
home grounds.
The principal crops grown are :
The object of this little folder is to give
days of extra service to assist in clos­ date for County Treasurer, subject to
tersely and honestly general facts about N yssa
the
will
of
the
Repablican
voters
at
the
Our notion of a wise Mexican ing up the campaign. The trustees
A lfalfa is the great forage crop. The long
and that part of the great Snake River Valley
primary election.
dry summers of continual sunshine make the
father is one who brings up h s congratulated then s Ives and Good­ Paid Adv.)
of which N yssa is the center. This thriving
H.
H.
WILLIAMS.
curing of alfalfa hay possible without loss. No
son to be a surgeon or an under­ ing friends on some expert assistance
town is located on the main line of the Oregon
rendered by Dr. E. H. Todd, of the
other forage crop equals this alfalfa in produc­
Short Line railroad and junction of branch line
taker.
TO
THE
CITIZENS
OF
MALHEUR
College of Puget Sound, who gave 10
tion of fat and growth of stock. Three cuttings
to Homedale, Idaho. Some of the advantages
days valued service. They have, for COUNTY:
every season, yield from 6 to 10 tons per acre.
which its citizens enjoy are :
It must be a great relief for thirty days, the assistance of Wm. M. I desire to announce my candidacy
It sells for from $5 to $8 per ton in the stack.
for
the
office
of
assessor,
subject
to
once for the girls to pop the Dudley, vice president of Simpson Col­
Alfalfa seed makes returns of as high as $100
A population of over 600.
the
decision
of
the
democratic
electors
question without having to ques­ lege, Indianola, Iowa, who is an expert
per acre. Malheur county ranks first in alfalfa
Electric lighting system, privately owned.
in such campaigns, having closed a at the coming primary. If nominated,
in Oregon.
tion pop.
and
elected,
I
pledge
economy
in
office,
campaign for his own college Decem­
Municipal waterworks system furnishing a
and property earning power the base
G rains yield abundantly. Wheat from 40 to
Let’s put a stop to this peace ber 21, 1915, for $200,000, with a good for finding values except as otherwise
bountiful supply of pure deep well water.
80 bushels per acre; oats from 75 to 125 bu­
margin.
Dr.
Dudley
will
preach
on
Magnificent school buildings, high and graded
talk. Charlie Chaplin says he Sundays at important points, and can­ prescribed by law.
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4 - +
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shels per acre, weight 40 to 45 pounds to the
schools, with free transportation for pupils
' GUY JOHNSTON.
intends to play Hamlet when the vass during the week and advise and (Paid Adv.)
bushel. Barley does equally as well, yield­
within a radius of five miles from N yssa . The
ing from 50 to 85 bushels per acre.
war ends.
assist in every possible way in various
only schools with this system in the State.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
parts of the field.
P otatoes are easily grown and yield from
Steel wagon bridge across Snake River con­
Senator La Follette is not It is planned to have other noted ex­ for the nomination for County Clerk of
8
to
20 ton3 per acre. They sell at from 65c to
nects N yssa with the Apple Valley bench.
standing back for any leap year pert workers, and if possible a bishop Malheur county, Oregon, subject to the
$2 per hundred. The potato bug is unknown.
will of the Republican electors at the
or
bishops,
who
will
give
addresses,
Idaho.
demonstrations from the 1916 and give such other help as their time coming primaries.
O nions , cabbage, tomatoes, peas, sweet
V. B. STAPLES.
Two banks, capital and surplus $64,000.
nomination.
corn, melons, and in fact all truck farming pro­
—Paid adv.
and strength will permit, so that every­
Carry deposits aggregating $125,000.
ducts are successfully grown.
thing is to be done to win a big victory
'Russia is getting back at the for Gooding,
FOR ASSESSOR.
One general store, lumber and coal yard,
C orn and H ogs — This valley is peculiarly
Turks for those atrocities. Grand The Board also authorized the sale of I hereby announce myself a cadidate
four grocery stores, one hardware store, one
adapted to successful corn growing. Last year
Duke Nickolas has ordered his scholarships (covering tuition) for for the office of county assessor subject
men’s and boys’ store, two dry goods stores,
was the first that the farmers grew com as a
$1000, and a half scholarship for $500, to the will of the republican voters of
two butcher shops, one drug store, two restaur­
prisoners to bathe.
principal crop. The yields were enormous,
good for thirty years, and usable by Malheur county at the coming pri­
ants, one confectionery store, two blacksmith
ranging from 60 to 123 bushels of shelled corn
It is unpleasant to lose old the “ family and lineage” of the donor, maries.
shops, two pool and cigar stores, one auto
per acre.
F. B. ZUTZ.
friends, but after this year’s ex ­ or he may bestow the privilege of the (Paid Adv.)
garage, a first class hotel, housed in a modern
scholarship
on
a
needy
and
worthy
N yssa took first prize for corn exhibited at
brick building; modernly equipped motion pic­
perience the public should never
student. Or the scholarship may be I hereby announce myself a candidate
the Malheur County Fair, State Land Products
ture theatre; an up-to-the minute cheese fac­
trust another ground hog.
founded for worthy and needy students, for the nomination for Sheriff of Mal­
Show, and the Walla Walla Corn Show, Oregon,
tory—the only one in the county.
Washington. Idaho and Montana competing.
It might encourage a citizenry preparing for the missionary work. heur County, subject to the choice of
The center of a 100,000-acre irrigation pro-
scholarships have always been a the Democratic electors in the coming
Malheur county ranks first in the state for com
trained to look on the practical These
!ect.
popular feature in college campaigns. primary election.
production, quality and yield. Hogs are very
side to be told that the Swiss Some sixty odd were donated in the If nominated and elected I will con­
profitable and are easily raised. Cholera is un­
Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, Episco­
government insures its citizen Baker University campaign, most of tinue, as heretofore, to enforce the
known. The wonderful opportunities for com
palian and Mormon churches.
soldiers against eventualities of them as memorials to some loved one laws to the best of my ability and give
and barley production, coupled with the high
Masons, 1 O. O. F. and Women of Wood-
and for worthy, needy students.
grade alfalfa grown, promises to make this the
the taxpayers a business administra­
sickness, accident and death.
craft lodges.
It was also decided to grant special tion of the affairs of the office.
premier hog section of the state.
help
to
preachers'
families,
admitting
In signing the warrant that
BEN J. BROWN,
A live weekly paper.
F ruit -Apples, prunes, peaches, apricots,
promoted Brig. Gen Scott to be their sons and daughters at one-half (Present Incumbent, for Re-election.)
and cherries are grown in abundance. Prunes
tuition,
a
very
commendable
thing
to
(Paid
Adv.)
Maj. Gen. Hugh Scott, Secretary
and apples especially do well. The largest
do, as most preachers, especially in
F A R M IN G
prune orchard in Oregon is at N yssa . This
of war Hugh Scott performed an this country, have meagre salaries and
FOR ASSESSOR.
orchard of 100 acres ships annually from 40 to
act that the entire nation ap­ need this concession to enable .hem to I hereby announce myself a candi­
The farmer finds his paradise in the Snake
60 cars of prunes. N yssa prunes dry 8 per cent
River Valley. The advantages are :
educate their children.
proves.
date for the nomination for Assessor
more fruit than prunes grown west of the Cas­
The Board also provided for the sale
Malheur county, subject to the will
S oil — The soil is composed of decomposed
cades. Within a radius of five miles of N yssa
That drop in thepric^of mules of annuity bonds—“ Gooding College of
of the Democratic electors at the com­
lava rock, volcanic ash, sand and loam, the
are 4000 acres of apple orchards. The principal
is likely to he temporary. The Annuity Bonds” -on which they will ing primaries.
richest soil known. The soil is of great depth,
varieties are Jonathan. Rome Beauty and Wine-
Standard Oil company is using pap annuity during the life of the an­ (Paid Auv.)
J. M. DUNCAN.
often 50 feet or more. It contains the fertilizer
sap. Owing to the continuous sunshine, this
nuitant,
using
the
same
rates
as
those
horses again to pull its oil wag­
itself, making it unnecessary to manure land to
fruit reaches a size, flavor and rich coloring that
used by the Missionary society of the
FOR TREASURER.
give it life.
ons because of the high cost of M. E. church, which vary according to
excels that grown in the rainfall sections.
I hereby announce myself as a can­
gasoline.
the age of the donnor or annuitant, didate for the nomination for the office
C limate — The climatic conditions are ideal.
F A C T S F O R T H E D A IR Y M A N
4 per cent to persons 50 to 55, to of Treasurer of Malheur County, sub­
Short mild winters; Reldom below zero. Sum­
Anothec mildly humorous feat- 8 from
per cent to those of 80 years.
mers
of
continual
sunshine.
June,
July,
August,
S hort W inters - Spring work begins in Feb-
ure of the situation is the New These bonds make a fine investment ject to the will of the democratic voters
ruary.
September and October contain 135 days of
at the coming primaries.
'York editors sitting' around in for persons of moderate means, be­
clear sunshine.
No D isease — Dry climate.
ROSS A. SOWARD.
dazed horror because Hon. Jo- cause they are non-taxable, and also
C heap F eed —The kind you want. As an
W ater —The best and cheapest water rights
illustration, 22 head of cattle and horses were
sephus Daniels does not resign. for the aged and those who wish to be | I hereby announce myself a candidate
in the state are found here; shortage of irriga­
free
from
the
management
and
invest-
for
the
office
of
joint
repreienUtive
pastured on 6J acres of bluegrass pasture with­
although they explicitly request-
tion water is unknown.
mont of their funds, and also for those for Malheur and Harney counties, sub-
out
other feed from April 15 to November 1.
ed him to.
who want to be sure to what use their ject to to the will of the republican
A lfalfa — Three and four cuttings, 6 to 10
E levation — The lands of the valley lie at an
money will be put after their death.
| electors at the coming primaries.
tons.
elevation of from 2200 to 2300 feet.
Nobody seems to have thought The spirit of the meeting was heroic paj«j Adv.
P. J. PHILLIPS
C orn E nsilage — Twenty tons per acre easily
of providing our missionaries and optimistic, and all with a
|
________ _
Seldom does the farmer find the concomitants
grown.
who a^e urging the African sav­ can see the buildings rising in their n I hereby announce myself a» a candi­
of ail the essential conditions for successful
C ream S tations and a C o - O perative
farming so beautifully blended in harmony of
ages to get civilized and wear places on the college campus, and a date for the Democratic nomination
C heese F actory —Cheese easy sale at good
climate, soil, elevation and cheap water.
prices. Conditions are ideal for this business.
clothes with a few photographs great crowd of students gathered in for School Superintendent of Malheur
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FOR RENT.
The Cozy Theatre
jj THIS IS THE TIME and
NYSSA IS THE PLACE
itock and F
“NEIL OF THE NAVY”
Forma
High Class Entertainment
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
The Cozy Theater
Let us repair your boots
Nyssa
Harness Shop
oster’s
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UNDERTAKER and
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Onta
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faces and
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printed he
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The
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of the latest Palm Beach model
bathing suits.
their halls, from all this great “ Inter- county in the coming primary election.'
mountain Empire. ” Success to Good­ If nominated and elected I will, to the
ing.
S. S. MURPHY.
beat of my ability, continue to work to