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c i '-v Í B un, Ore*on, May 4, 1920. To the Voter« of Malheur county, Oregon. CHARLES W. ELLIS of Burns became a candi date fer the Republican nomination for State Sen ator at the urgent request of a large number of the prominent Republicans and business men of Harney County, and we appeal to you to support Mr. Ellis at the coming election. We have found Mr. Ellis to be a man of high ideals, an excellent lawyer, ambitious and ener getic, and above all a man of good judgment ta business and county affairs. He is proper timber for this office. Harney County has not been directly repre sented in the State Seuate for twenty years. Hav ing brought out a candidate well qualified for the position we feel confident that in the interest of fairness Malheur County and Grant County will support Mr. Ellia and divide the district o fficee equitably. Malheur County has all three district offices at this time—C ircuit Judge. Senator and Represent, ative. We ask for the Senatorship, the first in twenty years. Isn’t out request reasonable and fair? We are confident you will agree with us. HARNEY COUNTY ELLIS CLUB. Wm Farro, Chairman. Rob’t M. Duncan, Sec’y. T h e V ik in g S e p a r a to r is the woman’s choice. çO In de signing this machine the manufacturers not only have in mind the attainment of skimming; but ease of operation; simplicity in construc tion and mechanical excellence. V CREAM i ▼ see separator : It is easy to clean and keep sanitary. Built the correct height for com fortable operation. There is no leaning over to turn the crank. Examine the illustration closely. Come in and let us demonstrate a V iking to you. Fred J. Walmsley PARMA, IDAHO < D L Electric Ranges Revolutionized Cookery From the tim e that our forefathers cooked over open Areplacea, improvements in the methods ot cooking hav» been devised. This progress has been constant until today we have perfected the electric range. © ° Cooking has been work—hard, unpleasant work, attended by inconvenience, uncertainty, loss nf time, uncleanliness, w aste and risk. But those conditions have been supplanted in thousands o f homes by the cheery, bright and easy way of cock ing—-the way o f the electric range. And—but we will until yon call, fer there are many things you’ll w ant to know about theso splendid ranges. A"d remember we also havr a fall line o f electrical appliances Ask About Our Partial Payment Plan ELECTRIC SHOP Idaho Power Company (L aat w eek'* l t i m i - c i m i to 1st«) Mr. and Mr*, j . T. Ford, of Cald- w*ll, visited Sunday with Mrs. Ford'a brother*, W. W. and Qaorge Smith and famillea. Mr. and M ri. C hat. Bradley end fam ily visited with the M atthiaaan and P ra tt fam ilial a t B m m ett Sunday. Miaa Mary MaOinnia w ant to O ntario Tueaday to hav* aom* dental work dene. The Owyhee Ditch au itaiaed a bad braalc thia week, badly flooding tb* Scbwaizer ranch. Chaa. Bradley h ai put a pum ping out fit into th e Owyhee Ditch w ith which to pomp w ater up to 20 acres on th e hill which he h a i put under eu ltivatios thie year. W. W. Smith mad* a buiineaa trip to O ntario Monday. Mra. Georg* Giaaacoch and childran and Mr*. E. F. P ra tt moterad to Adrian Tuaeday. Mr*. Glaaacock is g ettin g to be " l o s e m o to rist,” having recently learned t* run the Chevrolet alone. Mr. and Mr* D. P. Pullen and fam ily were Nyaaa viaitora Wednesday. E. F. P ra tt and George L ytle le ft for Irenaide, Thursday. Owyhee, W arren D iatriet and King man Kolony w are well represented a t th* m eeting of those Interested In pro- grea.ive education presided over by ita te S uperintendent of Bublic I n - ! ■ truction J. A. Churchill a t O ntario last Monday. Among those who at- j tended wer* Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beam, ' Mr. and Mra. P atterson, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. W. B. Napton, Mrs. T. M. Lowe, T esse I M e tt Re« U ■ P e i OS Teed* Mrs. Valna Rogers, Mra. C. Morton, to R e*tire T and Mrs. R. R. O varstraet. Tus m a s t « b u y P ie k ) ing with Mr. C hsrchill w as reported as being vary In to n a tin g and in stra c tiv a , Mr. Churchill urging vary strongly th a t Oregon voters support tha following adu eatio aaltax aa: College Millag* Tax Mill E lam antary Sohoal Tax, A dult Blind Educatlanal Tax a id Soldier, Sailor and Marine Vocational T raining Tax. H* states th a t all tha school*, both high and low, under th* p resen t system a re a* sh e rt of fund* th a t they 111 b* obliged to ta r n aw ay handradi luslnets Men of Every Ceunty e f students owing t* lask e f funds an- • Join With Corps Officers ts ass th* voters e f th a Mat* rally to th* support ef these m easures i* provide Extend Helping Hand. th e necessary financial aid V ote for all four of these educetional m eesures A service born of service by men for w* cannot afford to have O regen and women whose lives are dedicated fall down in th e line of education to th a t service, a service not for gain, Mr. aad Mra. Ray C antrell and for It pays Its w orkers poorly, Is te d au g h ter D ottie Bell, and Mr Jones, be placed at the disposal of even the recently of K entucky, wer* guests to sm allest comm unity in Oregon through dinner a t th* E. F P ra tt horns Sunday. the expansion of the Salvation Army H. W altara was an Owyhee visitor Home Service Program for 1920. Since its splendid service among the th a first of the w eek. A m erican troops abroad brought to the Elm er and C larence DsBord, of Fin atten tio n of the home folks th e kind ley, N or.h D akota and Cumoerland, of work the arm y has been doing Wisconsin, respectfully, arrived in quietly in the slums of the larger Owyke* last Thursday for a abort visjt cities, dem ands from all quarters have w ith th eir brother«, F. L. and H. C. flooded in upon the arm y until It haa lord. Elm er DoL'ora is a recently been forced to double and treble Its efforts. returned soldier from France where h* It has been compelled to expand be served in the trenches, having spent yond city lines and extend its ssrvic* tw o months m onths in hosyitc: on to the rem otest districts of the state. acsonnt of a wound in his ki as. Both And in these out of the way place* young me* have coma w ith the intention the arm y Is solving one of th* g raaisat e f locating her* if they like it. economic problems, handling a t th slr Louia, E lm ar and Clarence DcBord source and preventing many of tha w ent to Momsdol* Senday for a visit Ills th at result from poverty and wrong teaching. w ith their bro ther H ugh. Claranc* ob In «very county of Oregon ona and tained work and rem ained ever there •om etim as two advisory boards hav* fe r a tim e. bean formed p f business men aad Don’t fo rg et tho ic* cream soeial citizens of those counties. T hese man are constantly In touch w ith th s ir Friday night. com m unities and judge whan and how best the Salvation Army can be utiliz Poles Rout Russians. ed to serve the cltlsens of th a t oem London.—C ontinuing th eir sm ashing m natty. 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