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TUB GATE CTTT JOTITOAL, NYSSA, OREGON. llianiMHEBBSE IIIIIIIIIMBM*' S H O N E Y ^ o F , ? ? ! a imm McDowell Undertaking m m m m m Parlors m »j A. L. McDowell, Prop. J. 0. Phillabaum, Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director Funeral directed from the parlor-chapel the home, or the church of your choice. quiet district. m m ■ a m n frt m u Parlors situated in a First-class services ren dered to all. Experienced Lady A ssistant N ight Phone 89M Day Phone 106W jj M M it'¿ ¿ M l St. Joseph’s Home for the Aged Conducted by the Dominican Sia ters, Ontario, Oregon Moderate terma by month or life. Apply Mother Superior, Adv. May, Ju ne and July. Go to the Nyssa Flour Mill PROFESSIONAL. PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS J. J. SARAZIN Physician and Surgeon Office hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. in. WILUAM J. WEESC. M. 0 EDGAR 8 FORTNER. M paint, 315.00, Pure Linseed Oil, All Five Men Who Escaped bulk $2.10 white bears 7tc, soap, ¡< 0 Lara $5.HO, pitchforks, $1.3"). m Are Mow Back in Pen dleton Jail. Sweetest, Cheapest Sweet—at all Groceries imm n U K ^ m Write the Co-op Store, C« Id CAPTURE SLAYERS OF well, for price list Standard Bind ing Twine, Quality, I ength and guaranteed. Bale $10.00, L , AHILA SHERIFF Strength hall $1.00. 5 Gal. ready mixed D P h y ak lan e and Surgeon* Pendleton.—Neil Hart, Jim Owens, t ick Rat hie, Louia Anderson and Rich ard Patterson, the five men who es raped from the Jail here Sunday, July 25, after Sheriff Til Taylor had been murdered, were captured and are back In the Pendleton jail. Neil Hart, alleged slayer of Tl) Taylor, sheriff of Umatilla county, and Jim Owens, Hart's principal accom piice in the jailbreak, were taken at a sheep camp in the high mountains of Union county, six miles south of Toll Gate, n ear the head of the Utna tilla river. The capture was mada at about o ’clock in th# morning. The posse headed by J. H. McLachlin of La Grande »tumbled onto a sheepherd e r ’s tent in the mountain section near Toll Gate, found the two men asleep and captured them without a fight. Kalhie was taken on the road two miles above Gibson on the Umatilla river. Ruthie was unarm ed and was resting on a hillside when he was c lo s M in on by a posse of six men Richard Patterson and Lewis An derson. the last two of the fugitive outlaws, were ta ken into custody four miles southeast of Kamela by John McOardan and Barney Devlin, sheep herders, both of Heppner. For a time Saturday night it looked as though the jail would be stormed by a mob determined to ta k e the law unto themselves and lynch Nell Hart. Jim Owens and Jack Rathie, the prlu ciirals In the jail break, but they were dissuaded from their purpose by W. It ( "Jinks") Taylor, brother of Til Tay lor, and his successor as sheriff. CHARGE ATTEMPT TO STAMPEDE CLOTHIERS o rn ees Over FI ret National B u k FLOUR & FEED Grinding ATTORNEYS C. M. CRANDALL IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF T H E STATE OK OREGON. FOR ATTORNEY AT LAW MALIIEUR COUNTY. IN T H E MATTER OF THE ESTATE VALE OREGON OK MORITZ UHI.ICH. Decease J. NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN, T hat tne undersigned, Wm. E. Gee. W. 11. Brooke - P. J. Gallagher h a . been appointed by the above en ATTORN EYS-AT-LAWJ titled Court, Administrator of the Es ta te of Moritz Uhlich, deceased, situ ated in the S tate of Oregon. AH persons having claims against Ontaro, t >r the said e sta te are hereby required to Wilson BKlg present the seme to the undersigned, a t his office In the City of Oatario, Or egon. duly verified aa by law provided, K W. SWAGLER within six month- from the date of the IA TTO RNEY-AT-LA W last publication of thi* notice. Rooms 12, 14. IN ,.« WM E. LEES. Wilson Bldg. GL. i. Administrator. F iiat publication, July S3, 1920. O REG cN ONTA RIO Laat publication, A ugust 20, 19S0. Notice of Bond Sale. LESLIE J. AKER No*ce Is hereby given th a t School ATTORNEY AND ACCOUNTANT D istrict No. 20 a t Nysaa. Malheur INCOMB TAX A DVISER County Oregon will offer for sale $24,- Fuat -office Building, Ontario. Oregon. 100 00 tw enty y ear School Bonds. Slid bonds to bear in te re st at 6 per IK eent per annum, payable semi annually, principal and intereat payable in United l laura, 10-12; 1:36-6. S tates Gold Coin at the office of County Evening» By Appointment T reasurer, Vale Oregoi S ta te Treas H o u se Calla Made. Phone 166 u re r Sab in. Oregon, or a t the Fiscal Agency of the S tate of Oregon in New DR R A MOON Ytffk City, at th r option of the holder Chlrope-atlc P hy stelae The Board of Directors reserve* the rig h t to reject any or all bids. Nerve « p e d a l i ^ By order of the Board of Directora of School District No. 26. Acuta or Chronic C C. H U N T Kooi a over Poet Office OataHo. Ora. Clerk. W. L. GIBSON, Chair« an. Parker’s Tire Shop Ontario. Oregon Phone 177 >♦♦♦»»♦♦»♦»♦♦» Portland. j W heat—Hard white, $2.12; aoft white, $2.10; white club. $2.10; hard winter, $2.10; red winter, $2.08; n o rth ern spring, $2.10; red Walla Walla, $2.05. | Oats—No. 3 white feed, $49 per ton. Corn—Whole, $77 @78; cracked, $79 @80. Hay—W illamette valley timothy, $29@30 per too; alfalfa, $26. B utter F a t—68c. Eggs—Ranch, 43 @ 45c per dozen. Poultry—Hens, 15@27c. Cottle—Best steers, $10.50@11; good to choice, $19@10.50; medium to goed. $9@10. Hogs— Prime mixed, $17.25@17.76; medium mixed, $16.75@17.25. Sheep—East of mountain Iambs, $11 @11.60; valley lambs. $in @ ll. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE By virtue of an exei-ution duly issued by tne Clerk of the Circuit Court of the S ta te of Oregon, for Malheur coun ty, dated the )3th day of July, 1920. in a cert-.in action in the Circuit Court for said s t a te and cou tv, where in J R Blarkaby as plaintiff, recover- d judgm ent against J. B. MrW hirter, a* d e f e n d s r t for the principal sum of Twenty six H»r.dr<d and Seventy eight (2C78.78) and 78-100 Dollars with in- W00L CONSUMPTION DROPS! I the J,uly per l3th' 1920’ and *i rate of t> " per n lT cent annum i for the fu r th e r sum of Two Hundred Curtailment in Operations of Textile | gnj Thirty-five ;$235 00) Dollars, a t Industries Blamed. torn ey’s fees and the fu rth e r sum of Washington.—A sharp drop in wool j Sixteen JW6.40) and 40-100 Dollars as , . costs and disbursements herein Sonsumptlon »mounting to approxt-i T H E R E F O R E . NOTIC E IS H E R E ■lately I7.00t.000 pounds in Jun e a,? June ¡\s j BY GIVEN, That I 1 will, on the 28th compared w ith the average consump ' dav of August, 1920, at a t the hour of 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon of said tlon for the preceding months of t h i a day, j j ^ a a t t '/ the h ^ N North o r t h * main entrance door announced by the depart \ 0f the Court house a t Vale, said Coun year. ■tent of agriculture s bureau of mur ty and S tate, sell at public auction, to km» The drop was due, the bureau th» highest and best bidder or bidders for cash, th<* following described real to th* curtailm ent ef operatici aa property, taken and levied upon as the In the textile manufacturing industry property of »aid defendant, J B. Me resulting from lack of orders, cancel Wblrter, to wit; Lot* Fifteen (15), Sixteen (161 lation» and deferred shipments and Seventeen (17). all in Block Report* to the bureau show that Twenty »even (27) in the City of Ontario, Malheur Corn ty, Oregon 46.......000 pounds of wool entered into to g eth er with the appurtenances and m.'iiufnrture In Jun e against 72,700,- — . tenement» thereon, or so much thereof 0e pounds in January. 6J.it . • aa may b» necessary to satisfy sa d pounds in February, 67,900.000 pounds ju d g m tn t, atto rn ey 's fe s, costs and tn March. <6.900,000 pounds In A til disbursement* th a t have or may sc and 58.606.060 pound» in May. ‘ ’ ■ rT^ tej >t v » |e Oregon, this 14th day June. 1919. he r e s u m p t i o n w a i 66 ‘ 0f July. 1920. H L E E NOE. Sheriff. 600,000 pound-' By C. W G LENN. Deputy- P r e s i d e n t W .laon to Sell Hi* Shec >. Date of first publication, July 23. Washington.—President Wilson i t 1620. D ate of last publication, A ugust 20, to retire from the sheep business. Th 1920. White House flock of 48 prize shee Date of Sale, August 28, 1920. which lias kept the lawn* cut for thrr summers, is to be sold. The yield i 1 wool has gone to charity, this year t W ATC H B 6. c l o c k « , j e w e l r y the Salvation Army In 1911 the floe AND DIAMONDS produced 98 pounds, which waa sol by the Red Cross, bringing more tha Repairing « Specialty $52.000. P I P E R « J E W E L R Y STORE Bolahevikl Penetrate Armenia. Idaho Constantinople Bolshevik! penetro tlon of A.-menia it continuing, accon. lap M »4)1«*». ____ ___ _ __ f STOP AT l N ys s a FI Station Gasoline, Oils and Greases Tires, Tubes and Accessories See Our New Puncture-Proof Tire, Absolutely Guaranteed Bring your cars in for thorough greasing a t Reasonable Char; F R E E A I R AND W A T E R THE MARKETS FOR SALK—McCormick Mower In unning condition. Inquire J A .K ooo man, Nyssa, Oregon, R . F . D . No 1. P hone 52 NOTICE TO CREDITORS MR. AUTO OW NER, we save you money on auto accessories, Tires and Vulcanising G et our mailing list. FOR S A L E - High grade Jerseys. Two young cows, fresh: one v o urg ow fresh in S eptem ber; one bull, yearling past, Cows $70 to $85; bull $50 Gus A. Schweizer, one mile west of O w ,hoe school house. R. 1, box 71 Nyssa Barber Shop O ntario , O regon , Hor.«e Shoe Casing Sold S e a ttle . for ( nd For Two Weeks Only A New Tube With Every W heat—Hard winter, soft white, white club, northern spring, hard win ter and red winter, $2.15; red Walla Walla, $2.10. Hay—Eastern Washington timothy, No. 1. $4” @44 per ton; alfalfa, $32. Butter F a t—58@fi0c. Eggs— Ranch, 43@50c. Poul ry Hens, dressed, heavy, 37c; light, dressed, 28@30c; live, 23@31c. Cattle— Best stc vs, $11@11.50; me dium to choice, $9.50@10.50. Hog»— Prime, $17.30@18.25; meal-; urn to choice, $10.50® 17.50. Washington.—Howard E. Figg. spe cial assistant to the attorney general ONTARIO, OREGON In the enforcement of the Lever law against profiteering, charged that m anufacturers and jobbers of wearing apparel were attem pting through care DON S. NUMBERS, fully prepared propaganda “to stam pede retailers and the public into a PH YSIC IA N * SURGEON renewed fictitious demand" for cloth ing, and thereby force prices higher. Phone 40 Parma. "The department of justice,” said Mr. Figg, “is fully advised of the sev Phone 36 R. eral phases of this carefully planned Campaign, and it only remains to fix S P E C IA L NOTICE — All patron* DENTISTS pe .-oliai responsibility before apply whose bills are past due are requested ing the criminal provisions of the to please call and settle, aa I h are ob Lever act." ligation* to m eet Yours truly, DR. C. M. TYLER P. M. WARREN. Manufacturers and jobbers are even DENTIST going to the length of "guaranteeing the retail trade against a declining Ore. m ark et,” Mr. Figg said. He called attention to instances » h e r e mills have been closed for the DR. T. O. H UMPHREY« reason, he charged, of Justifying mar DENTIST ket conditions on the plea of under production. Parm a, Idaho Phone 43 "The closing of mills is in turn being used in the price propaganda,” Hr. Figg asserted. “The retailer is. Shaving, Hair Cutting DR. A. R ROBERTS then, being threatened with further Hot and Cold Baths DENTIST curtailment and higher prices if he does not accept goods and order on Between Depot and Main Street n y ssa OREGON the present m arket.” Chopping FREE -t-H Are Your Coal Bins FULL? DO YOU R E M EM BE R T H E COAL SHORTAGE O F LAST W IN T E R ’ N EX T W l h T E R WII L PROBABLY BE J U S T AS COLD; AND FROM A LL IN DICA TION S, COAL W ILL BE EVEN H A R D E R TO GET T H A N IT WAS LAST YEAR NOW IS T H E T IM E TO IN S U R E N EX T W IN T E R 'S COMFORT. DON’T W A IT U N T IL SNOW F L IE S TO T H IN K ABOUT F IL L IN G YOUR COAL B IN 9 Order Je^se Knight’s Spring Canyon Coal TODAY Call a t our yards, or telephone and order your w in te r’s supply of J E S S E K N IG H T ’S SPRIN G CANYON COAL today. Then you will be sure of gettin g th a t same high heat produc ing coal, for the quality of Spring Canyon Coal never change* DON 'T PU T IT OFF. O RD E R YOUR COAL NOW W H IL E YOU CAN GET IT. BOISE PAYETTE LUMBER CO. F A. Gallegly, Sale« Manager Nyssa Yard Storage Coal NOW Aberdeen Nut and Lump Gem State Lumber Co. NYSSA, OREGON FHONE NO. 8 [■a» m ÏT H E GRIFFITH ELECTRIC CO. H ■ Ontario, Oregon If Ft >1* 6S Prompt Service Expert Workmanship Finest Materials Right Prices No job too large; no job too small Phone 174 and 157J 5T Et
