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ION NEWS NOTES
IF GENERAL INTEREST
Ir*“
J h s lp a l Events of the Week
Wefly Sketched for Infor*
ation of Our Readers.
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Storage
.E fforts are being made to organize
ThJ
(tilt Imr-v
an
ath letic club a t The Dalles.
s °n on,,
jkt an election in B auks the m easure
nb,p "»'! for s e Z
.•prporate th e tow n w as passed.
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T hf stall
,e r' or feeding a,,
A cont ract has been let for an a p a rt­
* "Way from the
m ent house in P endleton to cost $77,-
tie r alleys
’
a'hfre they „Pe „ *
that penctratci
eztensio n achool will be held in
B enton county, Ja n u a ry M 30,
“• T h - •- a sanitin,
«c au s e sunlight i , ,
»The leg islatu re passed the bill pro­
for th e licensing of autom obile
Us of the stable as.
•ling to the sue««, 1 driver*
T h e Oregon S ta te D airym en's asso ­
“* roof. These ,
will m eet in E ugene Ja n u a ry
tlflcnll.v so that tb
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1 out of the ban, *, 21
f resh 11 lr from lnl(:
More than 100 persons at Mapleton
th e litter alleys ^
w ere vaccinated during the p ast week
■ th ere is an overt,,*, because of a sm allpox sc a re there.
A litter carrier pm,
E, C. Cole, official dog c atc h er for
i)f
takiu the city of Eugene, m ade a p rofit of
. method of —«
side "'if"
1371 the past m onth catching Jig s.
f,„„i
,|U' 1,8111 5 fc T he Oaco O rchard com pany in Ben-
hmmi carrier monii«
viding
ciation
and
' the burn, where.'
tied. 'l l,,. |wy |s ;
he mow anil
* huy racks at tli-
t0n | ° u" ,y 801,1 ' ' Parly ,8B000 W° r,h
9 t fruit th is year oft its 400 acre tract.
Wnoco county ls u n d e rta k in g a ays
squirrel poisoning cam paign
under the auspices of the ag ricu ltu ral
irrnngeinent I d the fcj *«ent.
July 22, 23 and 24 a re th e d ates se­
lected for the third annual convention
of the Oregon S tate E lk s’ association
to be held in Salem..
' Mrs. Mary E. Collins, 70, Oregon pio­
n e e r of 1853, and widow of th e late
Judge Jam es L. Collins, died a t the
dually home in D allas.
Intpresslve cerem onies atten d in g the
laying of the co rn ersto n e for Bend's
$3S,$00 Catholic church will be held
Sunday afternoon, Ja n u a ry 25.
A m tate-w lde m ovem ent h as been in-
ated by th e O regon B ankers'
ittee. to in te re st th e c h ild
in
for the raisin g of re g iste re d live-
aen
has 1
quality
Work
rry? Can't my
d r
ippllcant* Mr.
hi? secretary
“and year wife
baby
grille < "uri«M*
,nd purchased a few w eeks ago in
h u tes county by the D eschutes
_____ y Seed com pany is being cleared
a n d !200 acres will be planted to p ota­
toes th is spring.
A t a m eeting of th e L ebanon N a­
tional Farm Loan asso ciatio n it was
reported th a t federal land b ank loans
had been m ade to sto ck h o ld ers to th e
am ount of $230, 000 .
Silas W illiam s, re sid e n t of Linn
continuously since he crossed
the plains to O regon in 1852, died a t
farm ei'jh t m iles so u th e a st of A1
, aged 85 years.
e citizens in and about. K nappa,
rm lng d istric t in C latsop county,
planning to Install a grav ity w ater
em which will supply about 7$
ichea and fam ilies.
ult grow ers from all ev e r Polk
n ty report th a t since m e » c e n t
____ ivy snow rabhita in la rg e «em bers
he»« descended upon th H r orehards
and e re ru laln g th e tee*«.
I Th* ear sh erlag e, regarding whic h
iberm ea have been com plaining for
tim e, baa r a is e d th e Albany
aber eoeipsny to suspend opere-
J U w i a t Me mill tem porarily.
S Jb u th o rity to p rocure an oil painting
offthe late Jam es W ithyvombe. form er
ern o r of Oregon, wae given by th*
•latu re. providing th a t up to $60$
expended fa r a p ainting of th* ex
five.
he coat of trail work on the import-
|t project* in the C ascade national
■ b e e t during the y ear D ili waa from
M l’ .«9 a mile to $478.3» a mile, ac­
cording to a rep o rt of I'oreet Super
M *c,r Macduff.
trael of 13.nnn.no0 feet of tim ber
the Siskiyou m ou n tain s and ad-
eut to the Pacific highw ay h as been
rchased by the Barham brother* of
ihland. who will begin logging op­
tions at once.
1 joint m eeting of th e dental socl­
es of Lane. Linn and M arion conn-
s to be held in Eugene some tim e
ring the month of F eb ru ary is being
nned by the m em bers of the Lane
unty D ental society.
George F. Deisg w as killed last week
the Coast Range L um ber road
a r Mabel. He w as stan d in g be-
een two cars w hen th e y cam e to-
ther. and was pinned betw een th e
ejec tin g ends of logs.
An industrial survey of L inn county
ill he m ade by th e Albany- C ham ber
Comm erce to be used in answ ering
quiries reg ard in g th e county's re­
tirees and in d u strie s and In general
Ivertlsing of th e county.
Severely frozen feet su stain ed dur-
g the storm In D ecem ber w h * he
olunteered to save boiler m achinery
it Brooks Scanlon logging cam p No.
caused th e death at Bend of W. C.
tilings, loader forem an.
A jo in t session of th e house and sen­
te elected th e following to th e re-
reated fish and gam e com m ission:
Ish com m issioners— F rank M. W ar-
n. five y eers: Chrt* Schm idt, th ree
ears; C harles H all, one year. Game
om m isslonera— I. N. F leisch n sr, five
e a rs ; M arlon Jack , five year*; E. 0.
immnne. th ree y e a rs; Jo h a Gill, th ree
ears; C. F. Stone, one y ea*
H. Powers. Anson C. Rogers, G.
W insor, P eter Loggie and H enry
Sengstaken, Coss Bay port commia-
sionera, a re on a lo u r of th e Colum bia
riv er from P o rtlan d to A storia, to in­
spect docking facilities provided by
the various ports.
G overnor O leott waa stripped of all
pow er in the ap p o in tm en t of m em bers
of the s ta te fish and gam e com m is­
sion when th e leg islatu re passed the
house bill providing for a jo in t fish
and gam e com m ission of nine m em bers
who s k ill be elected by the legialature.
Th# Y rigoniu Oil company, recently
| organized to d rill for oil in th e Rogue
riv e r valley, lias received a drilling
| o u tfit and will sta rt o p eratio n s lu a
few days. T he com pany has made an
exhaustive survey of the te rrito ry on
the e a st aide of B ear creek, n ear A sh­
land.
T he cle rk s of th e sev eral national
forests in th is sta le ended a two days'
m eeting a t Eugene with the adoption
of reso lu tio n s asking th a t they be
granted an advance in sa la ry and that'
they be d esignated h e re a fte r deputy-
supervisors or ad m in istrativ e assist­
a n ts instead of clerks.
S ensational allegations to th e effect
th at th e fish and gam e com m ission
acquired the Reddish farm in Lane
county to pay a political debt incurred
during th e last leg islatu re a re contain­
ed In a ault in stitu te d in the circuit
co u rt at Salem a g a in st the commie
sion by H. A. Holmes.
S en a to r H uston's bill providing for
the e stab lish m en t of a co u rt of dom es­
tic relatio n s iu each county of the
sta te which now has o r shall h e reafter
a tta ia a population of 200,000 inhabi­
tant* *r m ore, and prescrib in g th e
ju risdiction, duties and pow ers of such
court, passed th e leg islatere.
By an overw helm ing vote th e people
*f A storia a t a special election adopt­
ed two am en d m en ts to th e city c h a r­
ter. One c re ta e s a civic c e n te r com ­
m ission and au th o rizes exp en d itu re of
$250,000 in e stab lish in g playgrounds
and a eivie c e n te r and the erection at
an auditorium . T he o th e r am endm ent
au th o rizes a $500.000 bond issue (o
carry out reclam ation work along ike
city w a te r front.
The A shland F ru it and Produce as
sociation, a co-operative m ark etin g as
soelation of which m ost of the grow­
e rs of Ashland and vicinity are mem
bers, has closed by fa r the m ost sue
reseful year in its history. The re­
port of M anager A. C. Rriggs. read at
the annual m eeting, disclosed the fact
th at th e association during the past
year did a $ 150.000 business, alm ost
doubling its best previous showing.
c r r r
ja m u ra r.
A
I L I I R D F L D n T I V I - J SUNDAY
ANUARY
NYSSA, OREGON
FREE STREET PARADE-12 O’CLOCK M l f U T Q .1C Adulta $1.00 PL* Tex
FREE BAND CONCERT—7:15 P. M. l l l v u l l O .ID Children 5Cc Plue Tax
BARNES
M instrels
20
PEOPLE
A Sailor Crew Presenting a Two-Hour Performance of
JOLLY, JINGLING, JOVIAL JESTERS
The Big Show For Ladies and Children
Not Moving Pictures
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“FESTIVE FEAST OF FROLICKING FUN”
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BRASSY - RAZZY - JAZZ
A Company of Novel Surprises - A Veritable Incubator o f Laughs
1
Black Face Singers and Danvers
Our Own Band and Orch 2stra
The Big Show of the Season
ALIAS SUMMONS.
IN T H E O lROUIT COURT O F T H E
S T A T E O F OREGON, FOR
M ALHEUR COUNTY.
WM. B. LEES, Plaintiff,
v*.
R. W. A. SIM.MC.Vi3 and JA N E DOE
SIMMON3,
husband
and
wife;
FRElD G. CALDW ELL and JA N E
DOE CALDW ELL, hu#>an<! and
wife; and CH A R LES S. STAF­
FORD, a n d JA N E DOE STAF­
FORD, husband and wife,
D efendants.
To, R. W. A. Sim m ons, Ja n e Doe
Sim m ons, F red G C aldw ell, Jan e
Doe C aldw ell, C harles S. S taffo rd
an d Ja n e I>oe Stafford, D efendants.
IN T H E NAME O F T H E STATE
OF OREGON, You a re herelby re ­
quired' to ap p ear and an sw e r the
com plaint died ag ain st you in the
aibove e n titl d suit on or before the
fith day of F eb ru ary , 1920, th e sam e
being the la s t day prescribed b y the
o rd er of the above en title d C ourt,
d irectin g serv ice of sum m ons in said
su it to be made upon you b y p u b lica­
tion th ereo f; and if you fa il #0 t*
answ er, fo r w ant th ereo f, th e plain
tiff will apply to th e C o u rt fo r th#
re .le t 1 rayed for in his com plaint,
to w it:—F or a decree of th is Court
q u ietin g his title to lo ts 23 to 30
Inclusive in Block 2. Villa P a rk A A-
ditlon to the City of O ntario, Mel-
henr C ounty, O regon, and adjudging
th e p lain tiff h erein to b e (Be sole
le^ral and eq uitable ow ner of all of
said lo 'e and every p a rt th e re o f and
that, the defendants nor e ith e r of
th em , have any in 'erer.t, title o r es­
ta te in or to said lo*s a n d land, or,
any p art th ereo f and th.it th e defend­
a n ts be fo rev er barred and enjoined
from a so e rtin g any claim In o r te
said lo ts o r any p a rt th e re o f an'd for
such o th e r relief as m ay be Just and
equitable
You a re fo rth .« m tlfle d th a t tb»a
sum m ons Is served upon you t y ptA-
ltcation th e re o f by virtu e of a n o:dec
of the Hon Dalton Biggs, Ju d g e of
th e above entitled Court, dated Dec
20, • 1919, and which 'r d e r directs
th a t th is sum m ons be published once
each week fo r six consecutive week?
in th e G A TE O U T JO U R N A L a
weekly news--\».per of g e n e ra l' clrcu
lation In M alheur Ooun y, Oregon
com m encing with th e Issue of Dee
26th, 1919, an'd com pleted b y the
Issue of F eb ru ary 6 , 1920.
W!M. E. LEES
A tto rn ey fo r P lain tiff
R esid in g a t O n tario , Oregon.
NAZABENK
CHU RCH
Engagement Announced
Sunday school a t 10 a. tm Eve-
tit g uervice a t 7:00 p. m. Regular
jray e’- m eetin g on Thursday evenin;
M r “G rippe” a n d Miss "F lu” a re ousily engaged a g iin , b u t—th e m inute
at 7:10.
you feel a cold com ing on, b e -in to have fever o r chills dull ach es or
At Owyhee
co n stipated, it may be th e F lu or G rippe.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching
B efore re tirin g , bathe your feet in hot salt w ater, tak e a good 'big cup
l l a. m. P ray er m eeting on Friday
of
H O LLISTER ’S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA (w arm ) and go to bed for
it enii g a t 7 o’clock.
the night— it's a 10 to 1 shot you’ll feci g reat the next m orning.
At Apple Talley
W ithout fail try this—b u t do 1 qul k before th e “Fht’’ or G rippe g e t’s
Services a t th e A pple Valley school
a s art. Buy a package today, have It in the H ouse and use it a t th e
ions* «eery Tuesday evening.
very first w arning—then you're sjfe._iB . F. FOHTKH
A dvJ5t
Our Main Object
O ur main object a t all o u r services
a to .telp men and w om en g e t th e ex ­
perience o f o ld-tim e salvation that
; h m k
M c D o
w e l l ' s
exch an g e
STO R E
ONTA RTD, OREGON
F u m 44wr«
Hardware
and
U ndertaking
Phone*: 106-w
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saves from ein; and p re p a re them for
their fath e r an d eternal hom e in
Heaven.
Clive Williams, Pa*tor
BSTRAY TAKEN UP.
FORD
XOTIC*:, m h ereb y given, th a t the
follow ing d escribed anam els have
been ta k e n up fo r ru n n in g a t U rge,
tn d having e stray ed to my prem ises.
to-wR:
One brow n h o rse w eight aibout
U 00 pounds, w ith undistinguishalble
b ran d on le ft dhouM er a n d w ire cut
on rtglvt fro n t foot. Taiken up about
Deeemlber 1,1919.
One b la c k m u le w eig h t aibout
1000 potaids, writh undlatingutsha.ble
1 rand on left stifle. T ak en up about
N ovem ber la th , 1919.
O w ner may have sam e by proving
property and paying all expense« for
th eir keerp and' ad v ertisin g . —adv^-H ’
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Don’t Depend on Spring Deliveries
S p rin g deliveries of Ford c a rs have never been certain , and tl ey should not »>e deivended ir ­
on. D e m in '. has alw ays b e e n g reater for Ford cars *han the supply o r production.
80 , If you
w ould t e s ire of having a Ford car, buy It now wliile deliver ies a rc possfb e. D on't w aft—even
next m onth is an u n certan ty .
Only a lim ited, ¡u>ecified num ber of cars has been alloted to 1 is te iiR o ry .
T hat allotm ent
cannot be increased, b e ause ti e dem and all over the c o u n try Is g re a te r than the suipp'-- o r pro­
duction. Ge; your o rd e r In nn.v. in 1 you will be one o f those who -Is sure of a Ford c ar out of
our allotm ent.
It's first com e_fiTst served. AH o rd ers a re filled In ro ta tio n . So, !f you w oo'd l>e forehanded
If you would be certain of h iv in g a Ford ca when yon w a n tit- th in yon will buy a Ford' c a r n-rv
A signed o rd er with us i- your p roteltion. it 's t'-e result of the wisdom of looking ah e <1.
If you buy a FVtrd carnow . don't think yo 1 h <• to -to re ' i:. T he Ford Is a C ir m ade t" acr e
Its ow ner for bi sines* or • .le isu re th r o u g 'o : the e n tire grew .. .F o rd ow ner* have long since om e
to recognize the fact. It is no longer popular to “lay-up” y o u r c ar fo r w inter. Buy a Ford c r
low , an d use ’t now.
NOTICE—tPartie« who be Trowed
a 6 ft step ladder and an 8 f t ladder
Tom or» sto re —jwlll you p leaf
re-
r n same, for we se e d them . Nys-sa
H ardw are Co.—advlO tf
FT*. RALA1—A Brick H ouse with
Mx Roocne and tw o lots, H ouse we.l
lum ialied. P rice $1800 A ddress A . E.
Allred, N yssa, O re— adv I9 tf
DON’T CON-STDER T H IS AS SIM PLY AN A D V ER TISEM EN T, B I T
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