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V cnr GATE JOURNAL Published every Friday at Nysaa. Ore gon, by FRED L. SHEETS. POWER COMPANY FILES APPLICATION j TO INCAEASE IRRIGATION POWER RATES * (Continued tn>w P»."** T l.r o ) , era * M c f ’d. -Due notice of .ucb fettr- given Ittgs FRIÜAY, JANUAR Y 16. 1*20 sion. We, likewise, are very anxious to . I o,, innu.ry 9. 1920, we 6led w !:’ e-tprid as seconu-ciKss umticr April i On January have every one of our customers ap .»iO, at the poatolfice at Nyaea. the Public Utilities Commission preciate the actual conditions under Oregon, under the Actof March 3,1879. J [ j ^ o aa application 'o r a new set which iwe are serving them, and the ■ — ----------------------------------- j o f rates to apply to our irrigation costs incident thereto so that, when S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S : j business during the Irrigation season the rates are finally determined ¡by One year, in advance-............... II 50 , f 1920. This application is rather tPxmontha in advance.................. 15c voluminous, and we are .ot enclosing the Commission, our irrigation cus tomers wT-1 fully a; jireciate that we ------------------------------------'------ - it herewith, but. in case you are in Presto bolted Corn Meal for eale terested in receiving a copy, we wil will receive. If the rate« we ask for In any quantity, aack* will be furn be pleased to forward same to yon in our Petition are ap roved 'by the ish «* We also do custom grinding Our actual conditions, as set forth Commission, less than our costs for AdVJan 9<f Hatfield Broe. in this petition, show hat our difleh the service, and' will not make the from irrigation business in 1919 was »mall profit out of our irrigation bus $225,549.00, that, If the -ates effect iness which oil utilities are allowed ive in 1*19 apply In 1920, o.ir deficit •by law :o make on all of their busi rom this business will be $209,382.00 ness. P R O F E S S IO N A L . PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS tnd. in 1921. if the rates effective 1919 apply. $ 303 ,."»8 1 . 00 , and lave asked the Commission to allow to increase our annual season!.* ■uarantee per horsepower on Rate» Nos. 1, 1»A, 2, 2-A, and1 3, to $30.00 er horsepower for 5 months scvice. nd $33.00 per horsepower for 6, nonths’ service, where voltage is talk n at 110, 220 or 440 volts and where 'oiiage is taken at 2,300 to 11,000. a W ILU AM J. WEE8C, M. D roviso that the annual guarantee» •111 be 10 per cent less titan for the EDGAR S FORTNER, M D ow voltage service. W e are asking, inder rate No. 4, for service at volt ages be! ween 22.000 and 66 000, for Offices Over Pi ret National Bank loads of 1,000 horsepower o»- less, an annual guarantee of $27.00 for OREGON month«’ service, and $30.00 for 6 ONTARIO, • month*», service; for loads itetween 1 000 and 5,000 horsepower, $26.00 for 5 months' service, and $29.00 for 0 months' service, and for ’oads over 5,000 horsepower, $26.00 for 6 months PHYSICIAN a SURGEON service, and $ 28.110 for 6 month« service. J. J. SARAZIN PhjHiAan and Surgeon Office hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m. Phytklana and Surg«o*»e DON S. NUMBERS, Parma, Phone 40 CHIROPRACTOR V * EN^? Chiropractor Graduate o< l’aimer School of fhiropracttc Office houra 9:00 a m to 1:00 p. NYS->A, OREGON DENTISTS DR. T. O. HUMPHREY« DENTIST Perm«, Idaho Phone 49 DR. A. R ROBERTS Between Depot and Main Street O , O . P 52 n t a r io regon hone DR. W. G HOWE DENTIST Wllaon Building Phones: Office 117—JRas. ONTARIO In ease these rates are adopted for our irrigation service, our earn ings from thcso rates, after paying operating expense« and providing the fund's necessary to keep the property in good condition, will provi le less titan 6 per cent on the money invest ed to serve our irrigation customers, although we, are paying a consider- alb'e higher rate o f interest than this for our money. 117-2 «»B O O N ATTORNEYS Don’t Depend on Spring Deliveries and they should not be depended up- ginrinc deliveries oC Ford C3T3 ha\6 , . ~ greater for Ford cars than the supply or -production So. If yon on. Demand ‘ has always - - - been ................................ - Foi l car, buy it now while deliveries are jiossi'ble. Don t wait-even wou'.d be sure of having next month is an uneertanty. „ . . . Onlv a limited sp ecified number of cars has been allotea to this territory cannot be in creask because the demand- all over the country is gre.ter than the supply or pro duction. Get your order in now. and you will be one o f those who is sure o f a hord car out of our We desire you to give this matter very careful study and will appresi- ite receiving (from you suggestions, criticisms or questions in connection with this situation. Yours verj truly, allotment. It’s first come—first served. All orders are filled- in rotation. So, i* -c.u would be certain o f having a Ford <*r when you want lt_th en you will buy a lo rd car now signed order with us is your protection. It is the result of the wisdom of looking ahead. If you buy a Ford car now. don’t think you have to s to re ’ s e n e its owner for business or pleasure throughout the entire year. Ford owners have long since come to recognize the fact. It Is no longer popular to ’’lay-up” your car for the winter. IDAHO POWER COMPANY, J. F. OUR, 'Division Manager. Ford car now, and use it now. DON’T CONlSIDER T H 13 AS SIM PLY AN AIDVESITIS0MTDNT, BUT ACTlW lD FACTS» SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN. n the Circuit Court of the Stale Oregon, For Malheur County. IAMBS CIoORAN AND TH E O NTAR IO LAND AND TO W N SITE COM PANY, A Corporation, Defendants. STAPLES, Prop. You are hereby notified tha* Wm E. Dees the holder of Certificate of Delinquency numbered i^.22 issued on he 1st day of May, 1917, by the Tax Collector of the County of Malheur, átate of Oregon, for the amount of 14.04, Four Dollars and Four Cents, the same being the amount then due and delinquent for taxes for the The Public Ul.litics Commi«sian year 1915 together with penalty.ln- have advised us that, before talking erest and cost3 thereon upon the any action on this matter, they de eal property assessed to yo t, of sired to -have tile whole problem care •vhich you are the owner as atyr.ears fully studied, not only by themselves of record, situated in srfld County and their ex|>erts, Imt also by all the tnd Sítate and i>art!cularly bounded customers effected, and, therefore, ind described as follows, to-wft: Dot 14 ’n Block 3, Riverside Ad the Commission is arranging -to hold a series o f hearings at various points dition to the City of Ontario, Mal in Idaha convenient for the custom- heur County, Oregon. You are further notified that said Wm. E. Dees has pai-di taxes on said premises for prior and subsequent NOTICE), is herelby given, that tha years with the rate of interest on following described anainels have said amounts as follows: been taken up for running at large Taxes for 1916, Paid Nov.14, 1919. and having est rayed to my premises Tax Receipt No. 2882. Amount $4.68, to-wlt: Rate of Interest 12 per cent. A Fine Program SATURDAY, M A IS — Wiltou Hid* ' 6 R. W. SWAGLER Engagement Announced Mr H riim »” and Miss "Flu" are on ily engaged again, but—the mimfto you feel a cold coming on, bagtn to l ave fever or chills dull aches or ( >i»ettisited. It may be the Flu or Grippe I left)re retiring, bathe your feet in hot salt -water, take a good big cup of HOLLISTER’S ROCKY M OUNTAIN TEA (warm) and go Jo bed for the night—It’s a 10 to 1 shot you'll feel great the next morning Without Mil try this—tout do *t qui k Iwdore the •'Flu” or Grippe get's a start. Huy a package today, have it in the House ami use i: at the very first warning—then you’re sarfe _c4. F. FW8TWR AdvJ.'.t T H E CITY T R A N SF E R A T Y O U R SER V ICE CHAS N E W M A N , Ppro.i This summons is published by or der of the Honorable Dalton Biggs, Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County t i Malheur and said order was made md dated this 24th day of Nov. 1919 and the date of the first | iddtcatiop of this summons is ho 28th day of November. 1919. All process and papers in this pro ceeding m*y> be served upon the un dersigned residing within the Ftate of Oregon, at the address hereafter mentioned. Address. Ontario, Oregon. WM. E. DHBS Attorney for the Plaintiff. Nov. 28- Jan. 30 1<W. w f Rn n ^ T CONSTANCE TADM AGE in ’•Sauce For the Goose” a pleasing comedy drama. Also 2-reel comedy. Ford Weekly. 10c an-1 25c. ••*•***•*••***••• THE COOKS R E P U T A T IO N * SUNDAY, JANUARY 18. *•** H ARRY CAREY in "The Rider o f the Daw.” Patho Review Dloyd Comedy 10c and 26c. THURSDAY, JANUARY ***• JACK PTCKFORD in '1BÍ11 Aiptpersons Boy” 2-IReel Comedy Pat.he News Taxes for .,912. Paid Jan. 5, 1914, Tax Receipt No. 660, Amount 1 .50, Rate of Interes* a 5 per ;ent. Ask Yotjj-Dealer You caute 77 / ttcsr crucio us JANUARY * »«» C. M. CRANDALL W. H. Brooke • P. J. Gallagher H 4 -H Liberty Theatre, Nyssa, Or Rate of Interest 12 per cent. Said Ontario Land and Townsfte fiwner may have same by proving ’ompany and James Cloran the own ¡Tojterty and paying all expenses for their keep and advertising. —advl9-3* ers of the legal title of the above ATTORNEY AT DAW ¡escribed property as the same ap VALB OREOON pears of record', and each of the ather persons above named re here- >y further notified that Wm. V. Lees #111 apply to the Circutt C rrt of the 'ounty and State aforesaid for a de- ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW R e m jf ê 'o n . ree foreclosing the lien a ~ ir s t the property above described, and men- Grand Prize______ ionod in said certificate. And you Ontaro, O r firearms Ammunition ire hereby summoned to apjoear Wfttc for Catalogne within sixty days after the first pub TM l ftCftNNOTON * « 4 5 UM C CO MC. lication of this summons e. "taalve of 'he day of said first publication and ATTORNEY-AT-LAW defend this acticn or pay the amount Rooms 12, 14, 15 lue as above shown together with Wilson Bldg. costs and accrued Interest and in OREGON ONTARIO case of your failure to do so, a de V - cree will be rendered foreclosing the Hen of said taxes and costs against the land and premise« above named. Let us si have on h; store aboi Our foum drinks for drinks tn; Cocoa Cola INSIST ON GENUINE FORD PARTS These are the Best Show» money can buy folks. Taxes for 1917, PaM Nov. 14,1919, One brown horse weight about NJE. LiEHGH, Prop. 1100 pounds, with undistinguishaible Tax Receipt No. 2883, Amount $2.84, brand on left »h o ld e r and wire cut Rate of Interest 12 per cent. on light front foot. Taken up about Taxes for 1918, Paid Nov. 14, 1919, December 1.1919. Tax Receipt No. 2054, taaount $2.83, One black mule weight about 1000 pounds, with undistinguishaibie brand on left stifle. Taken up altout November l-5th, 1919. MOTHI ONTARIO, OREGON To James Cicran and Ontaria I.and and Townslte Co., the above named j i l H defendant ; EN THE NAME OF TH E STATE OF OREGON : Youngste Colds ai FORD GARAGE WM. K. DEES, Plaintiff, va. ESTRAY TAKEN UP. DisNTIST HEAL! costs ceive at least ^ business. firn e m We aim u CLIFFORD P A IN E Automobile and General Repairing You know that better gro ceries make a better meal. The ceok knows it. There isn’t a single argumint j in favor of buying anything except the BEST In groceries. Agents for DeLaval Cream Separators, Eden Electric Washers, Apex Elec t r i e Washers. S. I Place t us not Derricl off till of farr Supplies and Accessoiies Telephone 81 Pftrma Fdah® and be vanee time--P TÍ BLA