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WILL MOREY
WRITES FROM
TRAINING CAMP
all fíne meals, too. I cannot kick on
SUMMONS.
the feed we got on special occasions or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
just ordinarily. We get well treated
STATE OF OREGON,
FOR MALHEUR COUNTY.
for an army; I think probably the best
E ditha E nnis ,
treatment of anv army in the world.
Plaintiff,
This Y. M. C. A. is in a churah house
vs.
in this little town and every Sunday The U nknown H eirs of Lennox B.
night the ladies of the church bring Boyle, Deceased, and also all other
cake and serve coffee and cake to the persons or parties unknown claiming
any right, title, estate, lien, or interest
soldiers. It is a treat to us, in
the real estate described in the com
as we lack sweets as much as plaint herein.
any thing. We have two sugarless
Defendants.
days a week in the army now. Those ; , To the _ Unknown heirs of Lennox B.
all other
two days we get no sugar and we never
t im in g _ ' any rig^t?
_
title, es
do get very much of it anyway.
* tate,
* lien or interest in the real estate
described in the complaint herein, De
BILL.
Address 116 M. O. R. S , 41 Div., L. fendants:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
I.. N. Y.
OF OREGON: You are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you in the
Red Cross Service Flags.
above-entitled court within six weeks
In thousands of American homes, in from the date of the first publication
the days preceding the coming Yule- of this Summons, that is to say with
tide, Red Cross service flags will occu in six weeks from the seventh day
December, 1917, and, if you fail
py window space along with the wreaths of
to answer, for want thereof, the
of holly. These flags will be a feature plaintiff will apply to the Court for
of the Red Cross Christmas Member the relief prayed for in said com
ship campaign, which will run from plaint, to wit: a decree determining
claims of any of said defendants as
December 17 to Christmas eve. A flag the
the same may be set forth by said de
in the window will mean that a person fendants; and that the defendants and
be _____
forever ______
barred _____
from
in that home is a member of the Red each of them
______
Cross. Additional emblems on the flag asserting any claim whatever in or to
The following letter written De
cember 2, w u received by Mr. end
Mr*. A. D. Morey from their son Will,
who at that time was at the training
camp at Long Island:
Dear Folks—We are still here, but I
guess will be going somewhere soon
now. We don’t know where, but will
go on transport. 1 saw in today’s pa
per that the 42nd division was in France
and we are supposed to gn next.
I am transferred now. Am in what
is known as the Mobile Ordnance Re
pair shops, a new organization, this
beir.g the first one the government
ever had. I ran* as private and its
up to me to begin all over again. Our
machinery has been shipped ahead of us
and we will not be organized until we
reach it. th ere should be good chances
for promotion in this branch, but I'm
afraid some “ good fellows” will get
the good jobs. However, I don't care
a bit. What 1 want is not in
the army and I’ll never be satisfied
here even if I should become a general. the household who have joined the Red . Townsite of Nyssa, Oregon, adverse
Cross. If not already a Red Cross to the plaintiffs, and for such other re
I am inclined to think that this war member a person living in a house th a t.
*■ *° l^e Court may seem meet and
is nearly done. It has lasted long is as yet without the flag may join in 'equitable and for costs and disburse
enough and the nations can see now the Christmas drive and obtain one for ments of this suit.
This summons is published in the
just what they wanted to know.
display.
Gate City Journal by order of the Hon
The company I'm now in is for the
The window service flags, which are orable Dalton Biggs, Judge of the
repair of tractors, trucks, field artillery transparent, will play a part in a na abovs-entitled Court, directing that
and small arms. There will be three tion-wide Christmas Eve demoni tra- said summons he so published and that
branches of it when fully organized. tion that is to be the climax of the service of summons be made by publi
cation each week for six weeks com
They gave me an examination on gas membership campaign. Candles are to mencing with the issue of said Gate
motors and I and one other man was burn behind the flags in every window City Journal of December 7, 1917, and
all that passed out of about 50. All on the night before Christmas, and at ending with the issue thereof of Janu
the rest of the men in our company intervals church bells will chime in ary 18, 1918.
C. C. WILSON,
came here from Rock Island arsenal, every community, while groups of Red
Attorney for
where they had had a few days train Cross workers will parade the streets
Plaintiff.
Dec.
7,
1917-Jan.
18,
1918.
ing.
s'nging carols.
We have just finished reading a
For Sale.
prophecy that the war would end soon.
Farmers Should Raise Bees.
75 tons alfalfa hay.
The thing was written by a monk in
Every Oregon farm should have its
Gus A. Schweizer. Nyssa, Or, R. F.
1701 and his prediction has been very
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accurate. The story said the war colony of bees, say students in the D., box 69
would commence when the grain was school of commerce, who are making a
ripening and would reach its height study of the honey-producing possibil If you are thinking of buying a car
when the cherries were ripening for ities of the state in connection with don’t forget that the little old Ford
rambles right along and is always on
the third time, and that it would end their survey of Oregon industries.
The alfalia districts of Eastern Ore the job See Fields at Service Garage.
after three years and five months in
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time for the Christmas mass. I only gon are particularly adapted to bee
hope he knew what he was talking culture, yet statistics show that only
For Sale or Trade—One corner lot.
one farm in five has bees.
about.
With the present necessity of con on Main, for auto, piano, hay press or
I have eaten four Thanksgiving din
ners this year and have not been out serving the nation's sugar supply hon anything of value. Address Box No 6,
of camp yet. You see, our company is ey can be successfully substituted in Homedale, Idaho.—Adv.
small and new and so we don’t cook. scores of places. Instead of a luxury
Six and eight-cylinder Oldsmobile
We are assigned to abahallion of three it will become household necessity,
cara -the car of service, comfort and
companies for meals. We can go to in the opinion of many students.
beauty—at Service Garage, distribu
any kitchen. In my case I went to all
TO TRADE -Ontario property, for tors,—Ad v-n9
of them for turkey dinner, as they all
had it different days. Then today I Nyssa property or livestock, would
Cleaning machine for sale. Apply
went over to the old company and they take anything that could be used on the
Box202, Parma,—Adv.
were just having it there. They were farm. Inquire at Journal Office.
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