Tint GATE c m
PIANO GLASS OF
MRS. DICK TENSEN
IN GOOD PROGRAM
JOURNAL, NYW A,
N O T IC E O F & A LE O F C O R P O R A TE
S T O C K FOR F A IL U R E T O PAY
A S S E S S M E N T.
in o n e
NOTICE, 1* hereby given th a t a t
a regular meeting of 'h e Director*
of the K. S D. F ru it Land C om pear,
held a t thotr place of business of
said Company in th e Oily of O ntario,
The piano class of Mr* Dick Tensen Oregon, on tr.« 3rd day of December.
was heard in a recital Tuesday evening
1919, for |h e purpose of raisin g funds
May the 4th a t her home P arents cf
to pay off the Indebtedness of said ;
the students and the teachers of the
Company and levying an assessm ent
High School were present. The follow
on
each ab ate of Capital stock of
ing program was given:
1. Moonlight On the Hudson, G e r said Company for th a t purpose, an
a sessm ent of $25.00 w I levied and
trude Tensen.
2. H arvest Tide L ittle F airy W altz, assessed against each share of the
C apital Stock of said company now
Dora Thompson.
and
num bering
3900
3. Cherry Blossoms Snow Flake outstanding
«hares. T hat due notice of si-ek a s
Waltz, Viola McCurdy.
4. Thine Own, Helen Hoxie.
sessm ent was duly served > Don each
5. G ertrude’s Dream W altz Ave holder of slock in said Company
Maria, Jennie Newby
m ore than 60 day* prior to the date
6. Wild Rose March of the Sages of this notice, s’ating .he am ount per
Bonnie Matbeny,
th a re of such assessm ent and the
7. The Dancing Lesson, Thelma total am ount of each stock holders
Thompson.
assessm ent, and th a t such sum and
8. Duet. Floruta, G ertrude T enser
assessm ent it n o t paid w ithin 60 days
Helen Hoxie.
the sam e would become delinquent
9. The ( ricke*, Dora Thomdson.
and the stock sold a s by law, and the
10. Frolic of the Frogs. Viola Mc
By-laws of said Company provid
Curdy.
ed.
11. Edelweiss Gl de W altz Dream of
The tim e m entioned in said notice
a Sheperdess. G ertrude Tensen.
having
fully ex p ire!, It is disclosed
12. M arguerite, Jennie Newby.
13. Spring Song, C harge o f the by the records f said com pany th at
the following stock of said Company
Uhlans, Helen H oiie.
Is delinquent and the said assessm ent
nor any p art thereof, has te e n paid
viz: Stock standing in th a name
a*
ands of Idaho homes would be with-
Become an investor in the progress of
MORE THAN 31,000 CUSTOMERS
OiUGKtSE DCHRBIBER, Certificate
out electrical conveniences.
the west’s greatest states, Idaho and
We are now serving more than 31,000
No. 16, 1000 shares.
$26,000.00
Oregon, by investing in Idaho Power
customers, an increase of 60 per cert
BUY ON PAYEMENT PLANS
NOW, THEREFO RE, In accordance
company 7 per Cent Cumulative Pre
in the last four years. During 1919
won th e m inutes and orders of the
Idaho Pow er Company 7 P er Cent Cumulative
the Idaho Pewer Company supplied
ferred Stock.
P referred Stock can be purchased for $100 a
In grain-raising, dairying, horticulture d irectors of said Comp -ny, a t
share
plus the accrued dividend to date of
power service for pumping water to
stock raising, poultry production, and m eeting thereof held In th e City of
paym ent for stock, or on a ten paym ent plan
A
MOST
ATTRACTIVE
Ogden, Utah, on the 26th 'a y of
irrigate about 90,000 acres of land,
of $10 per share monthly. While buying your
other branches of ag ricu ltu re have
INVESTMENT
stock you re eive 6 per cent in te re st on the
March, 1920, and a t whieh tim e and
and the pumping of water for irriga
p artial paym ents.
place said stock was declared to be
tion, next to the railroads, 'has been
Saved Oregon more than
This is one of the safest and most at
M anagem ent of tbe Idaho Pow er Company is
delinquent end ordered sold to sat
the most important factor in the up
very conservative and by investing in its Cu
tractive investments on the market
Higher Education
isfy s a i l assessm ent, costs and ex
m utative P referred Stock you receive 7 per
building ami growth of Idaho. W®
has ever cost
today, for our 10 big electrical gener
penses of «ale, the sa il sto ck to
cent per year, payable quarterly fo r money
supply
the
power
for
the
operation
of
loaned
to a business already s u b s ta n tia l^ and
ating
plants
serve
innuslries
and
standing In the nam e of said Eugene
perm anently established ye* having a larg e
the interurban and city electric rail
from its very beginning in Oregon Scbrelber, will on the 16th day of
homes of 6» communities and their ad
field for grow th
The College has reduced cost o f pro May, 1920, a t the hour of 2:00 O'
way lines operating in and out of
jacent farms and mines. Y ou become
For F u rth e r Inform ation Clip, Fill O ut and
duetion, improved quality of pooduct, clock P . M. a t th e law office of
Boise, Nampa and l aid well.
a part ewnerof our huge system which
Mail the Coupon
aad help keep down the peats of fain t Wm. E, Lees, In the City of O ntar
covers the entire southern part of
garden, orchard and field.
A NECESSARY PRODUCT
io, Oregon; th a t being a place of
IDAHO POW ER COMPANY,
Idaho, and runs into Oregon on the
uuslnese of said Company, be sold
Boise, Idaho.
Like the Stute University
west
and
Nevada
on
the
south.
We
Our product is a vital necessity in this
a t public auction to the asgheet and
I am interested in your 7 P er C ent Cu
and the Normal
generate electricity at the following
great irrigation, mining and timber
m utative P referred Stock and Special
best bidder th e re fo r lor cash, o r ao
Savings
Plan Please send me full mfor-
hydro-electric power plants which are
country. Without electrical energy
it has helped bring ichool business, much of said stock as shall be neces
tion concerning this I t is understood I
to
satisfy
said
assessed
and home into vitul contact, and has sary
situated at Ox Bow, Oregon, and
thouands of fertile acres would be
am under no obligation w hatever.
helped dem onstrate th a t
sum of $2o,0U0.00, costs and expens
Horse Shoe Bend, Barter, Swan Falls,
desert; great wealth produc ng mines
(N am e)........
es of sale, and th a t no postpone
Malad River, Lower Salmon, Thous
would be practically valueless; enor
Higher Education n i# g f direct m ent of said sr e will be allowed.
(A ddress).
and Springs, Shoshone Falls, Ameri
mous flour mills would have to seek
help to the Courtly District«
Dated 29th day of March, 1920.
(D)
can F'alls, and Arrowrock, Idoho.
elsewhere for their power, and thous
B ut higher education in Oregon ia
F irst Publication, April 2, 1920.
ciippled by g re a t increases in atten d
1-ast Publication, May 7, 1920.
ance, by lack of buildings, by the fallen
W. H. 8HBANNAN,
buying power of tba praaent millage
S ecretary of
SUMMONS FOR PUBL'CATION IN FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN
support, and by the failure of the mill-
K.
8
.
D.
F ru it L and Company.
age support to grow
IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STA TE OF OREGON,
FO R MALHEUR COUNTY.
SUMMONS.
You are respectfully urged to ,o te for
Equity No.
A. C. REED , Plain tiff,
the new millage support bill on May £1,
vs.
tha Higher Educational relief measure.
EN T H E CTIbCUIT COURT O F THE WALTER B. BROOKE, ROBERT FEltOLsSSON and
STATE O F OREGON FOR
LIT TL E & KENNEDY COMPANY, a corporation. D efendants
Paid advertiaem ent inaartad by Colin
MALHEUR COUNTY.
Dyment in behalf a f tha Jo in t Alumni
To W alter U. Brooke, Robert. F erg usson and L ittle & Kennedy Com
Raliaf Comm ittee for H igher Educa
pany, a corporation, the above nam ed defendants
ADELINE F. RICHTER, Plaintiff,
tion in Oregon, 614 P itteck Block,
vs.
IN T H E NAME OF T H E STATE OF OREGON: You and each of you are
Portland.
IfARiRY F RICHTER, D efendant.
Hereby notified th a t A . C. R ead, the holder of Certificate of Delinquency
num bered 1641 issued o n th e la* day of A ngus’, 1916, by the Tax Collector
To H arry F. R ichter, th e above nam of the County of M alheur, S tate of Oregon, for the am ount of F ifteen A
Eighth Grade Examinations
ed defendant:
¿2|100 ($15.22) D ollars, th e eaute being th e am ount then due and d e lin
Eighth g rads exam inations will be
IN T H E NAME OIF T H E STATE quent for taxes for th e year 1914 * 0 ¿ eth e r w ith penalty, in te re st and
held Mav 13 and 14. Teacher* having
’ OREGON; You a re hereby r
-o sts thereon upon th e real proper y assessed to you, of which you a re
pupils ready for these exam inations
should raporl them to the County Su qulred to appear and -naw er the ihe ow ner as ap p ears of record, situ ated in said C ounty and Sta’ e, and
com p.alnt filed agulnist you In the tu j'ic u ia r.y bom bed and described as follows, to-w it; South H alf of the
perintendent of Schools a t once.
above entitled sul‘, wlhln six weeks N ortheast Q uarter of Section T hirty-four, T ow nship N ineteen South, Range
FAY C. HURLEY,
County Superintendent of Schools. from the 26th day of March, 1920, Forty-six, E . W. M ., (SfrofN E fcoiS34. T19S, R16, EWuYl) in M alheur
the date of tbe first publication o( County, Oregou.
T h a t th e ¿aid defen d an t. L ittle & K ennedy Company
CANDY ItUiaiNBSS. We s ta rt you, this sum m ons; and If you fail so to .s a corporation duly organized and ex istin g under an d by virtue of the
a t home, or anyw here; everythin« answ er, the plaintiff will apply to .aws of the S late of W ashington, a n d i t claim s som e right, title or ln-
furnished: $30 wkly., up; mea-wo- the Court for the relief dem anded In .e re st in an d to said le a l e state ad v erse to plaintiff ' ut th a t the sam e is
m en; experience unnecessary; Spec the complaint, to-w it:
ulterior in law and equity to th e rig .it, tid e and in te re st of the plain-
ialty Oandymaklng Co., Philadelphia,
For a d ecree SleaM vtu- the bon
dff therein.
Pa. 6 South 18th at.
of m atrim ony h e retofore and now ex
You are fu rth er notified tU t a a lj A . C. Read has paid tux«* on
isting between p lain tiff and defend said prem ises for prior or subsequent years with the ra te of in tereet on
ant. and th at p laintiff be fo rev er ab said am ounts a s follows:
solutely divorced from deiem tant, and
Robe of Intereet
A m ount
e a r's Tax D ate Paid Tax R eceipt No.
for such other and fu rth e r relief a:
1912
Feb. 27, 191»
1288
*11.36 16 per cen t per annum
may be found equitable.
1916
Feo. 27, 1*1*
•6*3
18.06 16 per cen t per annum
By virtue of an o rd e r of th e H on
1916
19«Ï
16.84 16 per cen t per aan'vm
la b . 27. l t l t
orable Dalton Biggs, Ju d g e of the
26»
Feb. 27. 1919
3.68 15 per cent per a n u m
1917
above en tlt'ed C ourt, m ade s r d cn
6848
3.61 15 per cent per annum
1917
Feb 27, m •
tered on the 23nd day o f March, 1920,
OU who «re without Telephone Servioe; compare ith
16.00 16 per cent j'er annum
1918
8*64
Jan . 2$, 192«
this summons Is published in The
daily cost to you with many other thing« y t . bay
S a il W alter B. Brooke, *t.d R obert Ferg asse
as the ow ner of the
Shavfng.’Hair Cutting
Gate City Journal, a weekly new spa
etch
day We believe you will find that it will »ave you
per published In this County, for a legal title of the above described property a s the sam e appear* of record,
Hot and Cold (laths
money.
T
y it.
re hereby fu rth er notified
period of six week» com m encing with and each of 'h e o th er persons aboveuam ed
hat
A
.
C.
Read,
the
plaintiff
above
will
apply
to
th
e
C
ircuit
Court
of
OREGON the Issue thereof of M arch 26th. 1920, the County and S tate aforesaid for e . decree foreclosing th e lien against
NYSSA
and ending w ith th e Issue Of May
ihe property above described, and m entioned in said certificate.
aad you
7th, 1920.
are hereby sum m oned to ap p ear w ithin sixty days a fte r th e first ubilca-
DAVIS A K BSTEP
ion of this summons exclusive of th e day of said first publication, aad
A ttorneys fo r P lain tiff
lefend
this action or p y tha am ount due as above show« tog lh er with
Residing at Vale. C recon
coats and accrued in terest aad ia case of jKRir failure to do *~ a decree
will be rendered foreclosing th e M B of said taxes and costa against the
EGGS FOR SETTING
land
and prem ises above named.
We have purchased tha flock a f pure
M
bred Black Minorca chickens of Mrs
This sum m ons Is published by the order of the Honorable E . H . T est,
Mary Brvington and will sell eggs for
settin g a t $>.00 for S eggs
Every Judge of the County Court ef the B u te of Oregon for th e Count, of Mal
egg guaranteed fertile. Brown Bros , heur, and said o rd er was mad* aad d ried th is 30th day of M are’ 1 9 » .
m Auto Repairing W erk Toaren-1 near power plant.
and the d ate of the first pofeUca“ on e l this su m m o n ia th e la d day of
April, 192 -, th a t such pub, last Ion be made a t least once a week for six
M teed
I hav* tao much land and wiah to teli
successive weeks.
A sto Accecarle* a l i » Supplì#*.
all or p ert of, flO acre* betw een Owy
Ail process and papers in this proceeding may be ■erred opon the
beo aed Shoestrlng canal* in aection
M. A 240 acre ralinguishment a t tha undersigned res'd ln g w ithin the Stn * of Oregon, a t
Big Bend. t wbole block*
about a fter rneatl
/1 1 Ï T
P n L n w n r f l r M 8 acre* each in Nysaa: leverai desirable
C M CRANDALL
t .
T » . I V C U C I J C I 2 lota also in N tss *.
fSif
J9 tf
A ttorney for th e Plaintiff
Veto.
oF
-TO-"W e s t s
I n d u s t r ie s
IDAHO POWER COMPANY 7 PER CENT PREFERRED STOCK
Help Given by
O. A. C. to the
Oregon Farmer
i
Out of Stationery? Well, Call on Us— It’s 20
Ipartna Elevator
Buyers of Grain and Seed of All Kinds
Call Us on Phone No. 85
F . J . W A L M S E Y , M g r.
Nyssa Barber
Shop
STOP A M OM ENT
Y
Malheur Home Telephone Co
G A T E C IT Y
GARAGE
m
Bring your wornout Battery to
C U S H M A N S E R V IC E
S T A T IO N
and let them put Guaranteed Service
Into It.
M
PARMA
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IDAHO
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