rhcre Your
Taxes Go
>w Unci# San Spend#
four Money in Conduct*
ini Your Buaineta
Property
Cust
Mar. 1018, anil wns .old 1
to Martin K. Kern of AMJ j
on December 7, 1 « 18 , for,
Although It hail been fBll
deratood that the Invtmu “
Uosch company, ordered |H
partment of Justice, wM i 1
fined solely to Ita «*r e '
waa revealed that the
Jury In Roaton will in,,,]*:
transfer of the former c
ertles from the alien pri,
dlan to Howard D. 0ria«|
agent for Martin E. Kent. I
Incidentally, there has be,!
tlon of charges made agalnel
Attorney General Palmer winl
peared before the senate "
committee In 1919, In connect,
hearings on hla confirmation,
time elTorts were made to j,
confirmation because of the,
which he held when the m
were sold. It was alleged til
the Bosch stock was worn I
inately $7,000,000.
S. War Depat
l
U rli
‘
and good temper, energy hi: I
siasm, and that overmastet.
of service for men which anX
tint to success."
The report tells of the woqB
has been undertaken by araiB
lulus, who In many cases vttfl
few facilities have built u p «
while centers of religious audl
Inspiration.
"There have been ezlgencieM
service that have necessitated I
tall of chaplains to varloiaT
that are extraprofesslonal,"
Alton states. “They have teifl
the cemeterlal section of the i f
master department, ns post eif
officers, directors of educatloL
recreation, as morale officer* |
agers of Liberty theaters and
lng exhibitions, school teachei
s as counsel for the defense."
B j EDWARD a LOWRY
SMhtaeWa a m tj»«." "Bute ut
ANCE TO FIND OUT
t now a belated effort Is under
to find out MB* of the facta
government fcualnes* and gor-
nt employ m eat The Bureau of
t has b e « organised and
operation unde# the direction of
lee O. Da wee.
houeea of congress are worx-
the problem of reclassification
ivemment positions and salaries.
Veterans' bureau has been nr-
and ha* taken over the bureau
ar risk Insurance, that pari of
ubllc health service which had
with veteran*, and all of the
of the federal board for vocu-
I education except that part
had to do artth the treatment of
ns Injured In the industries,
re is also the Inquiry being made
the Joint committee an the re
lation of the administrative
:h ef the government of the two
of congress, of whtA I have
in. Welter F. Brown of Ohio Is
ian of this oommlttee, represeot-
ildeut Harding. The members
« committee are, on the part of
senate, Senators Smoot of Utah,
son of Mississippi and Wads-
of New York. The members on
part of tha boas* are Repre-
Jves Reavlt of Nebraska. Temple
nsylvanla and Mao re of Virginia.
* Job of this Joint committee la
ke a survey ef the administra
tes of the gawernment for the
of securing all pertinent facts
lng thaD powers and duties,
distribution among the several
tire department, and the over-
ig and duplication of authority."
reporting th* resolution from the
ary committee te the house the
ibera were told:
■ M
■ H M
w tt t t t a m
before It saps the moisture and be
fore the plants beoome woody.
Lawlessness seem* t* hev# left
Mexico and we think we know
OREGON SLOPE FARM BUREAU
where It went.— Brooklyn B od e.
TO GET CARLOAD IDAHO HUB.
ALS— EXTRA QUALITY-
The
ur eo-dat# and
prosperous
farmet hau • t&leidtone—He leproe-
The Oregon Slope farm bureau, perom because be values hie time.—
uctiug through J. L. Brown aa com A telephone le e lim* eurer.—Order
mitteeman, ha* completed pooling your telephone today.
16-tf
order* for a car load of certified
Miilheur Home Tetephoo# Ctt. ..
Idaho Rural potato seed o f the ##le
ebrated Cater straiu, grown by E. I FOR SAXJ5— Registered Holatein
Nichols of Burley, Idaho, l U th# Bull Calf. Splendid pedigree; from
deal has been closed for the seed. | hearry, milk-producing stock. Price
The farmers of that community are $190. Write or phone, N. B. RBBS,
going to make an effort to get Caldwell, Idaho.
away from having to pay fancy
price* every spring for potato seed
DOG TAXES DUE
of more or less doubtful
value All owners o^ dogs In the «lty lim
through havng to ship it from Ida its are herqby notified to get their
ho points, and will therefore plant licence tags for 1922.
The rates
this
certified
seed late in the are: for Males $1; Females $2.
spring and grow it for seed to be Tags can be obtained from the un
used In the commercial crop in dersigned.
1923.
In order that it may be ol j
C. W. Reberger, Marshal.
the best quality, itl s planned to j
pull what lew diseased plants which IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
show up in the fields, by hand
STATE OF OREGON FOB THE
while the plants are young.
COUNTY OF MALilEUK
While it will cost a litt!« more
to grow good seed than to grow IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
table stock, yet the cost o f home
OF WILLIAM BEAM, Deceased.
grown seed Is estimated at only
The undersigned having been a p
about that o f imported stuff, which pointed, by the County Court of
in itself Is quite an Item.
The the state of Oregon for the County
satisfaction of actually having seed of Malheur, executor ot the estate
and knowing the quality of It drat of William Beam, deceased, and
hand is also considered worth con having qualified, notice is hereby
sideration by those who have gone given to the creditors of, and all
through certain experiences Incident persons having claims against said
to stocking up on seed grown at a deceased, to present them duly veri
distance.
It may prove advisable fied as required by law, within six
to secure some extra high grade months after the first pulicatlon of
stock each year for planting the this notice, to said executor at his
seed fields, in order to keep up the residence
near
Nyasa,
Malheur
vigor aud quality of the stock. County Oregon, or at tha office ot
This, however, would not add ma E. M. Blodgett, In said Nyiea.
terially to tke ultimate coot o f pro
JAMES C. BEAM,
duction In the commercial field.
Executor of the estate ot
That the Oregon slope ranchers
William Ream, Deceased.
will succeed in cutting their pro Date of rirst publication March 3rd,
duction costs by this Tnove seems
1911.
certain from the experience of sev Date o f last publication March Slat
eral farmers who have grownblg
1928.
crops from locally produled seed
stock in former years, without th*
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’ S SALE
care in producing oit which Is
IN FORECLOSURE
planned In tnls Instance.
CERTIFIED ‘SPUD’ SEED
l i a m a tte r a t eenunon k n o w le d g e ,
m illion« o t d o g a r s a re w u t e d by
g o v e r n m e n l by th * alm oet endless
a llo n o f a c tiv itie s . T h ere lia s been
" fa n d s m e n m i ch a n ge la th e adm lnle-
v e a c tiv itie s tin e * th * o rg a n lia tlo n
i devleed b y A le x a n d e r H am ilto n, and
i re s u lt Is th a t a c tiv itie s e a tlr e lj out
■ y w ith #M r u a s tls M e f d e p a rt-
a t s h a v e gro w n w ith «be p eeeln g y e a r*
Ota governaaan t e f «be U nited State#
n e t sn ip th e b ig g e st bu sin ess
t , b a t th e w o rld ’s w o rst m an-
i
M
An' eye-speclulist sal's green quiets of green backs.— Fort Smith 9oe*h-
and th* further sum o f ($4$.70)
costs.
the nerves. This Is especially true we#t Amari m e._____________________
T I—
m i
il
t ip ■ >’ R in in ■ r a a « g n t e M H » g J H M g M C a i
TH E R E FO R ! NOTICE U HERE
BY GIVEN: That I will om tha35th ♦ # ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ # » ♦ ♦ ♦ # ♦ ♦ * » ♦ # ♦ » # ♦ ♦ » ♦ # ♦ » # » # » > • » ♦ » < > » # > » ♦ » • • • ♦•♦
d a y-of Mewch 1912, at tha hour or
11 o ’clock In the forenoon o f said
day at th# north main entrance
door o f th* Court House at Vale,
said County and State sell at pub
lic auction to the htgest bidder or
AT-
bidders Cor cash, the following de
scribed real property to-wlt:
SW >4 N E 14, o f Section 36, Town
ship 20, South, Range 46. E. W. M
together with 40 shares of the cap
ital stock o f the Kingman Colony
JEWELRY STORE
Irrigation Company, representing a
water right for said land, together
« V E SATISFACTION-
with t#e tenements, heredltlmeuts
and
agpurtenances
thereunto he
longing end appertaining.
Taken and levied upon aa the
property o f the above named de
fendants, or as muclh the-eof as
may be necessary to satisfy sold
judgment In favor of John D. Hlb- j
bard and against th# above named
Defendants with Internet thereon,
together with all ooats and disburs-
meuts that have or may acorue.
j
Dated at Vale, Oregon, this 30th .
Nyssa. Oregon.
dey of February 1923.
H. LEE NOE, Sheriff.
Date of first publication February
24th, 1923.
Date ot last publication March 34th,
You don’t have to wait for your money, or take terniimd
1922.
m
weights and grades, when you sell your groins to os, tve give
Date o f sale March 25th, l # t l .
IKllatcbes IR ep aired
Nyssa Grain & Seed C».
NOTICE TO CREDITOR#.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
MALHEUR COUNTT
The undersigned, Walter H. Pink-
ston, was on the 17th day o f Feb- |
ruary, 1922, appointed executor ot
the estate <A James S. Pinkston,
Deceased, and has qualified as such
execator.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby directed to
present them, duly verified as by
law provided to the undersigned
executor at hta residence on the
Owyhee, Malheu# County, Oregon,
within six months from the date
o f the Bret pubHoatlen o f thl# no
tice.
Walter H. Pinkston,
Executor of the estate o f
James 8. Plnkstoa.
•ate o f first publleoMon, Februa##
24 , i » n .
Dot® cJ last publication, Maaefc 24,
19M .
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
l#s FORECLOSURE duly Issued by
the Clerk o f the Circuit Court of
Th® kind of chicks hatched thin the State of Oregon for th* County
spring will depqnd partly o i the of Malheur, dated the 18th day of
kind o f eggs set.
Granting the February 1922, in a certain suit in
Circuit
Court for said
proper parentage, a two ounee egs the said
NOTICE O F S H H R V F ’ 8 BALE
of normal shape and color for the State and County, wherein John D.
IN FO RECLO SU RE
a«
Plaintiff,
recovered
breed should produce the deffired Hibbard
\ judgment against Thomas Jones.
•* e f th e resolution Is to kind of cfclcks.
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
so f a r aa fe a s ib le th e e x te n t
Httbam Clover is a very eiuch Stella Jones, United States National IN FORECLOSURE duly laeued by
e r le p fln # a n * S o p ite * tie * o f ac-
advertised sort. Reports from other Bank, o f Vale, F. B. Zutz, Matilda the Clerk of the Clrealt Coart of
arfth tk# v ie w th a t num erou s
klsaton* an d bw ea.ua m a y be ellm l-
states confirm what has been found Zutz, W. F. Bohna, Emma B. Boh- the State o f •regoa for th# County
a o « a g r e a t s a v in * «tract** la th *
out at this station, * that Is, that na, Charles C. LeMolne, Lillian M. of Malheur, dated the 18tb day of
ntal e x p e n s e W e * T h * cem m it-
I Stale th a t no n e t co n s tr u c tiv e 1**1#
Eastham,
Hope January 1922, la a certain auit In
both the wfilte and ye'low biennial I LeMolne, C W,
i 1 * possible n n *er ex le tln * oendl-
a corp., Jerry Hurley, Jemee the said
sweet clover appear. to have many I Br
Circuit
Court for said
th a a th e iagletatlan proposed by
been developed In the New BI
reaelutten
W ith th * pv***n* eondl-
advantages over the Hubem aside K. Kel’ cy, Eeme Kelley, Daniel B. State and County, wherein John D.
states, w here the capacity of the ■
e f th * nation'# (tnw tese an d th e bu r-
from the more reasonably priced Kelley, It. Roae doing business as Hibbard
as
Plaintiff,
rnoorsred
. wheels Installed Is 1,381,000
th s p eople euff«* b ec a u se e f excee-
seed.
ta x a tto a . a n y le g is la tiv e m e a s u t*
B, Rone & Co., and Mary Rose aa De judgment« against ICboma# Janes.
| | power, and the estimated
kin * ta real econ o m y should com neiu#
’ power at low water without i
If nitrate of soda or sulfate of fendants, lit the sum of ($1322 75) Stella Junes, United State* National
to th * sy m p a th e tic a tten tio n o f th a
| Is 8C8.0U0 horse power. In the
amonla are applied to the orchard with interns' thereon at the rate Bank of Vale, Oregon, It oorpona
and w * feel th a t th * f a e s a e e e f
coast states—-Washington, On
I reso lu tion an d th e w o rk o f th * *SW-
cover crop in the next ten days « o f 10 percent from the 1st day of tion, f . B. Zutz, Matilda
Zutz,
;ts* w hich Will he don* un d er M b * * -
California—the capacity of j
r lt y w ill re su lt la th * e e v la # m ■ #•
at the rate of 100 pounds per ecre October 1921, and the further sum j Chae. C. LeMiolne, Lillian M. LeMolne,
water wheels Installed Is ___
an n u a h y.
it will probably more *han p*y for of ($45.50) with interest *t thej Hope Bros., a corporation, James
[ horse power and the potential
den be ««dieted wtt> een*M*r«M* itself In increased growth o f the rate o f 10 percent from the 1st dav
K. Kelley, Blame Kelley and Dan
[ at low water without storage
a ranee that nothing will earn* #f
crop.
The nitrogen applied in 'o f July, 1##0, and the further aura iel B. Kelly as Defendants, In the
500,000 horse power.
proposed voyage of discovery ne
The largest water power
ar*. th* shareholder* la the •»•**. February will bring on a heavy oi ($45.50) with interest at the sum of ($1333.76) with Interest
ment In the world Is at Nlagin^
m* lot »In an active, lively, suc succulent growkh which decay« rap 'rate of 10 parcent from the 1st dav thereon at 10 percent
per anaam
where the plants In operation I
ked Intepeat in It. On* thing le el- idly and give* large quantities of nf January 1921, sad the further from th* 1st day of October, 1911,
capacity of 870,000 horse
true ef the hone* of repre- humus.
The humus will be an sum of ($45.50) with interest at and the further suna o f ($46.50)
which 385,000 horse power Is
■tlvee—It te representative. Jf Important factor In reta'nlng mo's- the rate at 10 percent from the 1 at
with interest thereeu at 1# percent
United States side. The cap
' baeeth* warmly upon ft. It glows, ture in the growing season.
The dn> of July 1921, and the further per annum from tbs l i t day of J«ly
the plants at Niagara Is being lm
are Ihdlffeivut It becomes cold,
cover crop must he Mowed under sum of ($180.00) attorneys' fee«. 1920, and th# further «urn of ($41.-
by 114,500 horse power In the ^
lie Isn't the first tlma that a plan
States and 300,000 horse
50) with internet # r » * » at 10
keen act In motion to find out
Canadn. Other large plants I
lilng »trout how th* government’*
per rent per annum from th# 1st
of 170,000 horse power on the J
in*** Is conducted,
We Grin d day of January 1911, and the fur- j
S#1’ McFall and See Better
slppl at Keokak, Iowa, from
he. earliest Inquiry Into the ad-
tber sum o9 ($4 6.5») with Interest
power Is transmitted to St.
Our Own
itlve methods of the executive
thereon at 1# percent per annum
I two plants aggregating 268,500 J
krtaents waa made by the Ceckrell
Horn th* l i t day of July 19R1, nod
Lenses
j power on St. Maurice river In (
lsslon In 1887. Sbc year* later,
Eyesight Speaialist
the further sum of ($ lt # .0 0 ) at
J from which power Is transmit!
a Joint commission, of which
Phone 118W torneys’ feee, and th# further aum
Ontario
::
Oregon
! Montreal, Quebec and other f
esentatlve Dockery wes chalrmnn.
Canada ranks next to the
of ($48.30) ooets.
appointed to examine the status
States In water-power level#
the law* organizing the depart-
THEREFORE NOTICE IS H B M -
with 2,418,000 horse power,
tte. President Roosevelt la list."
BY GIVEN: That I will on th e iS th ,
10 per cent of the world's total.
ned an Interdepartmental committee,
day o f March 1928, at th* hour o f!
[which C. H. Keep, assistant secre-
11 o'cL ck In the forenoon of eeld
of th* treasury, was chalanau. to
day at the north main entranee
»aider department methods. Presi-
door of Nth Coart House at Vale,
at Taft In turn. In 1#10, named a
said County and State aell et p u b -1
omission on economy and efficiency
which Frederick Cleveland was
lie auction to th* hlgest bidder or
Phone No. 10 F 2
STRIAI COPE ]
ilnaaa.
bidders for cash, the fallowing do-
in UMDFR ;
Idly aud generally speaking,
Nysaa, Oregon
scribed real property to-wlt:
AS MAIL
thing came of these enterprises.
SE14NE14, of Section 39. Town
r WIROTfP I
and I—commonly and vaguely
ship 20, South, Rang* 46, E. W. M
f WEEK
own aa the public—were not m-
together with 40 share* o f the cap
ted. end neither waa congress,
sv ciosfo''
ital stock e f the Kingmen Colony |
kat eeded It
Irrigation Company, repreaentlng a
kut Jest now, at this moment, we
water right for »aid land, together
the best chance we ever had to
eut about our eommon business
w#th the teeement», hertdttiwents
eat
-1 ? T I ......................« » â * i> « É « » É » É * » * ê » * ê « « è » '
how to Improve it and lessen Its
nd
appurtenance«
theaeanto **>
era to bargain collectively .
■t to ua. The burden of supporting
~ m ■!
"
■
■LJL-
— 1
— S— * * * —
longing and appertaining.
representatives
of
their
'Is heavier than ever before.
Taken and levied <r#on «* the
4 m $$ $ $ $t
choosing is recognized and .»rtln
[Toe will perhaps notice all through
property of the ahotv* named De
The miners who are not
articles that the Information
fendants, or aa much thereot as
° f a union have the right trl
kpplled me about the general facts
without Interference by fellow *
may be neceesary to satisfy sail
, government employment end go- sm
men who may belong to the units
ut business ere In terms of
judgment In favor o f John D. NE>-
men who belong to a union lam
tlntate* and approximations. This
bard and against th* above name#
fight to work without being turf1
WILLARD AND EXIDB STORAGE BATTERIES
on* Of th* defects of government
Defendants with Intereet thereon,
oy operators who do not twin
inlxatlon. It Is so large and so
together with all costs and dtehnrs-
FORD BATTERIES $25.00
unionism.
brmlees, and Its pert* so unrelated.
menta that have or may eeeriMi
Si* days shall be the .
It exact and precise Information
Dated at Vale, Oregon thl* f#th
work week with one day’s — i
it th* whole Is virtually unob-
day o f February 1 t#t.
seven. The standard work dsjj
iMe.
not exceed eight hours a day.
H. LEH NOR Sheriff
1« of the greatest urgency end
hen a dispute or controversy*
that the people shill know
Date of first pubfleatlon Febrnesy
PHONE NO 43
NY8SA, OKI
between operators and mine i ^
it their government, but they will
14th, 19*9.
\
there should be no strike or .
EDDIE POWELL, Pro#.
It difficult to learn until th* gov
■ate of leet publication Maneb 94tb,
landing a conference or a heart's
neat know» about Itself.
FIRST CLASS MECHANICS
19»«.
determination of
the fact*
PUffiUtC STENOOffiAPWCN
9 9 * 9 9 9 9 9 t t t t t t f t t t t t * * * * * * * * * * * * i* A » » » » t » t » » » » * » * e e e i Date of sal# Mare* 18th. 19M .
principle* Involved.
FARM
POINTER#
¡lopment in Ar
•w
weights and grade, and pay cash on delivery
Yow should see us before you purchase your seed wheat, and
barley.
IV«■ have certified Jenkins Club wheat
long as It lasts.
9
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NYSSA GRAIN & SEED CO.
k
Homemakers Conference
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis, March 20-25
“ BETTER HOMES FOR OREGON”
Pictured in Lecture, Exhibit, Dem
onstration
THE HOMR—
Management, Sanitation, Fagwish-
lngs, L ib o r Bating Device* sod
Emer gencies.
-
y ■
THE CHU-n—
Nutrition, Clothing, Books.
THE POOD—
Selection, Preparation and R hvw
h»g.
THE CLOTHING—
Selection. Making
Drees Form,
Decorative Touche« for Garment«,
Sli rt Onte in Sewing.
«
e n t e r t a in m e n t s .
— Music—
Oomr tin'ty Play— —Noted Speaker»
e v e n in g
FULL INFORMATION ON ANY SUBJECT BY WRITING
REGISTRAR O. A
C., CORVALLIS, OREGON
“
\
*
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Dr. J. A. McFall
Funeral Directors
—CALL
H. L. PETERSON, 43 J.
Nyssa Meat Market
aovem Coal
EDER
HARDWARE
ONTARIO
CO.
NYESA
The h«*t of eervice* rvadered » T Y
out regard
Fresh Fish Next Friday
to your oir<-um*tanee*
■ >
M O - E L C H A P EL AND EQ U IP M EN T
Service Garaâe
LADY
A U :9 T A N T
AMBULANCE
SERVICE.
\
Ontario furniture Co.
ONTARIO, OREGON
U. S. and Goodyear Tires
Service Garage
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4 4t 4 44 l H I $ m
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