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GATE CTTY JOURNAL, N T SB A,
FOB COUNTY CLERK
{political Unnoimcemcnts
FOR JOINT REPR ESEN TA TIV E
FOR JOINT SENATOR
1 seek, the republican nom ination
for joint sen ato r for the twenty-see-
ond Senatorial D istrict at the coming
prim aries.
if nom inated and elected I prom ise
to the D istrict an honest service and
will take m y oath of office unpledged
to any person o r interest.
I am a liberal and n o t a reactio n
ary o r radical; and especially so aa
to public expen dituree.
Economy
should m ean thrlftness. Public ex
penditures demand areasonable prom
ise of m aterial and social benefit. Ir
rigation and drainage under special
assessm ents; good roads; protaction
of grazing lands and of th e public
range for th e good of th e livestock
in te re st as a whole; b etterm en t of
mail service; im provem ent of facil
ities of branch line railroads; are
am ong the Im portant 'ocal needs.
R ods and postal serv ice in country
d istricts a re the only visible retu rn s
from taxation, and the burden of tax
ation should be fairly equalized
through these means.
On the foregoing statem en t I ask
the support of the republican voters.
CHARLES W. EILIJS, Bu ns, Ore.
(Paid A dvertisem ent.)
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
I hereby announce m yself as candi
d ate for the office of County T reasu rer
of Malheur County, Oregon su b ject to
the will e f the Republican electors at
the Prim aries to be held May 21at, 1920.
Respectfully,
C. C. M UELLER.
(Paid A dvertisem ent.)
To th e Republican vo ter a of H ar
ney and M alheur counties:
I herew ith subm it by candidacy to
the R epublican voters of H arney a a l
M alheur counties for the nom ination
of jo in t re p resen tativ e In the Oregon
L egislature In the above district.
Should I he nom inated and elected
1 will devote my best energy and
i .ought to securing legislation th a t
L'l be of benefit to this p a rt of the
l .ate, and to the S tate a t large.
P. J. GALLAOHBR.
(P aid A dvertisem ent.)
1 hereby announce my »elf as a c an
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
A fter serving one term as Aasess-
or of M alheur County, during which
tim e I have attended to th e duties
of the office to the beat of my abil
ity, I subm it my candidacy for re-
election to th e approval o ' the -’•o -
ple, subject to the D emocratic Prim
FOR STATE SENATOR.
aries May 21, 1920.
R. M. OARLILE.
I hereby announce m yself as a o*n-
(Paid A dvertisem ent.)
date for th e Republican nom ination
f ir the office of Slat« S enator of the
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF
i ¡strict com prised of Malheur, Har-
8CHOOLS.
i 7 and G rant Counties. If I am
l am inated and elected for a second
I le re b y announce m yself as candi
rm I will continue to serve th is d ate for the effiee ef County Superin
district and the S tate of Oregon to tendent of schoela of M alheur County,
Oregon, su b ject to the will e f the Ke
he very best of my ability.
publican voter* a t the P rim aries to he
JU LIEN A. HURUBY,
held May 21, 1920. If nominated and
S tate Senator.
elected 1 will devote all my time and
(P aid A dvertisem ent.)
energy to the advancem ent of lb*
schools of the county.
(-GR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
MRS. L F F IE M. CRAIL.
I announce myself as a candid ts,
(Paid A dvertisem ent )
for the nom ination for th e office ef
D istrict A ttorney for Malheuy Coun
FOR SH ERIFF.
ty, a t th e Republican Primaries) to
1 hereby announce m yself as a candi
he held May 21 at., 1920. If I am nom
d a te for the second term as Sheriff of
inated and elected I will devote all Malheur County Oregon, su b je ct to the
the tim e and atten tio n necessary will of the D emocratic voters a t the
to the proper perform ance of all Prim aries t* be held May 21st. 1920.
the duties of the office.
H. L EE NOE.
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ROBT. D. LYTUS.
(P aid A dvertisem ent.)
( Paid A dvertisem ent)
H ow w ould Y O U _ _ —
like a raiser---''^ r r ^ v oî^
lik e th is iT F
— and for
3 4 Years W o rk ,
HAT is the kind o f in c re ase in salary
th e m in iste r h a s re c e iv e d
H is living
expenses have risen just as fast and as far
as yours.
B u t he is paid on th e av erag e just 52 cents
m ore p e r church m e m b e r th a n he w a s paid 34
years ago.
T
The M inister N ever Fails You
E v ery officer of th e G overnm ent w ith a w a r
m essage to deliver appealed to th e m inisters first
o f all.
B ut 80% of th e m inisters receive less income
th a n governm ent econom ists figure as a m inim um
for the support of an av era g e family.
W h e n hospitals need m oney they ~nlist the
support o f the m inisters—and receive it.
B ut w hen sickness visits the m inister o r the
m em bers of his fam ily th ey m u st be tre a te d in a
charity w ard . H is p ay is less th a n a d ay laoorer’s.
8 o u t o f every 10 m inisters receive less th a n
$20 a w eek —about haJY th e p ay of a m echanic.
W e P a y Him H a lf the W a g es o f a M echanic
A nd o f th e se pitifully in a d eq u a te salaries, h o w m u c h do
you contribute? N othin}; if you a re o u tsid e th e c n u rc h ;
an average of le ss tnac. 3c a d ay if you a re a c h u rc h
m em ber.
All of u s sh a re in th e benefits of C h ristian m in iste rs ta
th e com m u n ity . T h e y m a r r y u s : b u r y u s ' b ap tize o u r
c h ild re n ; visit u s w h e n v /e a re sick. In th e ir h an d s is th e
sp iritu al train in g of th e y o u th .
W e A r e A l l P r o fite e r s a t Their E xpense
P a r t of th e In te rc h u rc h W o rld p ro g ra m is th is — a living
w age for e v e ry m in iste r oi J e s u s C h r is t; an efficient piant,
and a chance to do a big m a n 's job.
If you w a r t b e tte r p rea ch ers, help to p a y th e p rea ch ers
better. It s th e b est in v e stm e n t fo r y o u r co m m u n ity — and
for y o u r ch ild ren th a t y ou can e v e r make,
WOHJJD MOVEMENT
G. C. BERGDOLL
)
il dafe for the Office of County Clerk
of M alheur County, Oregon, subject
to the will of the Republican V oters
at the P rim aries on May 21st, 1920.
If nom inated and elected 1 promise
to d ero te all of my tim e and a t
tention to the proper conduct of the
affa irs of the office.
HARiRY S. 9ACKETT.
(Paid A dvertisem ent)
W ashington.—A reduction of 9705,-
600.000 In the national debt, according
to a report by the treasu ry , was ac
complished in March. The national
debt now stan d s a t 924,698,000,000.
March paym ents on th e public debt
were confined alm ost wholly ts re tir
ing certificates of indcbtedneH Issued
In anticipation of income and profits
taxes.
As the public debt now stands it is
made up of 9 16 , 6 16 , 800 , 000 , comprising
the four issues of liberty bonds; 94.-
422.700.000 of victory Bhort-term notes;
92.667.220.000 In treasury certlfisstes;
9870,000,00(1 in w ar savings certificates
and approxim ately 9 1 . 000 , 000,000 in
bonds issued prior to the world war.
F u tu re m onthly reductions will
hinge largely on new appropriations
and tax legislation, officials said.
SUMMONS.
E quity No.
IN T H E CITRCUIT COURT O F THE
STATE O F OREGON FOR
MlAlUHEUK COUNTY.
ADELINE F. RJOHTER, Plaintiff,
HARiRY F. RICHTER, D efendant
To H arry F . R ichter, th e above nam
ed 'defendant:
IN THE NIAMlE OIF T H E STATE
F OREGON; You a re hereby re
quired to appear and .nsw er tbe
com plaint filed ag ain st you in the
above en titled a u i\ wihin six weeks
from the 25th day of March, 1920,
tbe date of th e first publication of
this sum m ons; and if you fail so to
answ er, th e plaintiff will apply to
the Court fo r th e relief demanded in
the com plaint, to-w it:
For a d e c re e dHwom n the noi
of m atrim ony heretofore and now ex
isting betw een plaintiff and defend
ant. and th a t plaintiff be forever ab
solutely divorced from defendant, and
for such o th e r and fu rth e r relief as
may be found equitable.
By virtue of an o rd er of the Hon
orable Dalton Biggs, Ju d g e of the
above e n tlt’ed C ourt, m ade a id en
tered on the 23rd day of March, 1920,
this sum m ons Is published in The
Crate City Journal, ft weekly new spa
per published In this County, tor a
period of six week» com m encing with
the issue th ereo f of M arch 25th, 1920,
and ending w ith th e Issue of May
7th, 1930.
DAVIS & KBSTHP
A tto rn ey s fo r Plaintiff
R esiding a t Vale. Cregon
\VB BUY, ra ise , and M il f u r bearing
rabbits, and o th e r fur-bearlag an
¡male. l i s t w hat you have with us.
sta tin g your low est prices on large
lot shipm ents. T he F u r a Spot-laity
Farm ing Co.,513-517 N . P . A t * . F ar
go. N . Dak.
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Grover C. Bergdoll, m illionaire Phil
adelphian, who w as tried and convict
ed on a charge of trying to evade the
draft.
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS
Repulse of the bolshevik attacks on
all fronts is reported in official advices
received from Poland.
Germany, during February, exported
to the United States comm odities to
the value of 93,881,000.
Chicago firem en voted unanim ously
to resign in a body in protest against
failure to m eet wage demands.
Sixteen thousand gallons of whisky
were stolen from bonded warehouses
of Old 76 distillery, near Newport, Ky.,
according to revenue officers.
The senate passed the civil service
retirem ent bill affecting governm ent
mployes all over the country. The
bill provides for retirem ent eu a pay
basis for aged employes.
Mere than 200 farm ers, commission
men and m illers attended a hearing
conducted in Chicago by Secretary
Meredith of the departm ent *f agrlcul-
. urs on alleged unfairness of specifica
tions for wheat grade*
NOTICE TO BID! ERS.
Sealed proposals and bids will Ke
received by the B oard of Supervisors
of the K ingm an Colony D rainage Dis
trict, M alheur County, Oregon, a t the
office of Secretary a t Nyssa, Oregon,
until noon the 24th day of April, 1920.
for th e F u rnishing of ail m ateriaals
for, and 1 construction of the D rain
age system .
Said D rainage D itches nd concrete
and wood stru ctu res shall be con
structed a t th e pi ce and in tbe m an
n er provided for in the plaus and
specifications for said improvem ent
now on file in the office of said sec
retary. C opies of said plans and spec
ifications may be seen a t th e office
of said secretary or will be furnished
any co n tracto r who deposits cash or
certified check to the am ount of
915 .00 to guarantee the safe retu rn
th ereo f.
■No proposal will be considered un
less accom panied by a certified check
on som e local bank to the am ount
of five per-cent o f th e co n tract price,
ais evidence of good faith, to be for
feited a s and for liquidated dam ages
In ca se th e bidder Deglects o r refuses
to e n te r into co ntract and provide
the required bom. fo r th e faithful per
form ance of said work, w ithin 30 days
a fte r the c o n tract is aw arded to hhn.
T he co n tracto r will be required, be
fore com m encing such work, to se e -
cute and file the usual penal bond in
th e sum equaling forty p er cent (40
;rer cen t) of the co n tract price, to be
approved by said Board of Supervis
o rs; w ith th e additional obligation
tb a t such con tracto r o r contractors
shall prom ptly m ake paym ent to all
-ersons supplying him o r th e n with
labor or m aterial In the prosecution
of th e w ork provided for in such con
tract.
B idders are hereby notified th at the
-ontractor may, in th e discretion of
the B oard of Supervisors of said cno-
tra c t in Bonds of said D istrict b ear
ing such in te re st as may be provide!
by th e B oard of Supervisors not ex
ceeding six per-cent (8 per-cent) per
annum.
T he B oard of S upervisors reserve
the rig h t to re je c t any o r all b'ds.
Ry order of the Board of Super
visors of th e K ingm an Colony D rain
age D istrict.
H . R . OTIS,
C hairm an of the Board of
Supervisors.
A TTEST: FRANK D. HALL,
S ecretary
April 9-16.
CANDY BUSINESS. W e s ta rt you,
FOR SALE -Golden Jew el Seed cost
a t hom e, o r anyw here; everything
s t J A W elter ranch.
f urn M ied ; $30 wkly., up; m««-wo
Ben Ross. A dvtf.
men ; experience unnecessary; Spec
FOR S A L S - On* hack, hark harness ialty Candymsfclng Co., Philadelphia,
28 -gt
and so« pair halters. W allses Lynch. Pa. S South 18 th st.
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each day We believe you will find that it will save you
money. T y it
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Wrigh’ts Condensed
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A ll Kinds o f Repair Work on Autos
W e Guarantee Satisfaction at Reasonble Prices.
THE NYSSA BAKERY
is n o w re a d y
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with
BREAD, ROLLS, PASTRY
o f a ll k in d s
We guarantee satisfaciion
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House Furnishers and Funeral Directora.
I. H. Kellar, in d ia r le of Pnrma Storr.
House Phone 50-SSS
Phone 50-SS
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Idaho