IN T H E JU ST IC E 'S
COUHT
O*
T H E D ISTRICT O » ONTARIO.
COUNTY O F M A LH EU R ,
-a bUshed every F rid a y a t N yala,
STATE O F OREGON
O regon, by
D. M. T ag g a rt, P la in tiff. ve. Mr«. B.
Leroy, D efendant.
BROW N BROTHERS.
SUMMONS.
IN T H E NAME O F T H E STATE O r tn e te re d a t th a Poatofflca a t Nyssa.
OREGON, G R EETIN G :
tre g u a , ns eooond-clase m all m attar.
To Mra. B. L eroy, th a
above
nam ed d e fen d a n t,
SU BSCRIPTIO N R A T E S
You a re hereby notified to ap >ne year, in a d v a n c e . . .............<1.50
p ear a n d an sw er, o r o th erw ise plead 41 r m onths. In a v an ce. . ............76
to th C om plaint h e re to fo re filed
a g a in st you In th e above e n title d
C o u rt and cause, w ithin six w eeks
from d a te of th e firs t publicatio n of
th is sum m ons, and In th e event of
y o u r fa ilu re to do so, p la in tiff will
ta k e Judgm ent a g a in st yon fo r th e
sum of <70.62, w ith In te re st th e r e
C hester Laekey received w o rd S atu r
on a t th e ra te o f 6 p e r c e n t per day noon o f th e d eath of his grand
annum from Ju n e 2 9 th , 1920, and fa th e r, Mr. L ow tey of Ironside. He
for an O rder o f Sale o f th e follow ing le ft im m ediately w ith his m other
described a tta c h e d personal p ro p e rty Mrs. Jim L ackey of O ntario. They
One do u b le s e t of chain w ork h a r reached Ironside a i m idnight S a tu r
ness w ith co lla rs; One Bay h o rse day. I t wes a long cold ride w ith a
Fttar In forehead w eight a b o u t 1400 car on account of eo much anow and
pounds, age 8 years, One bsy horse the bad condition of th e roade in »he
bills.
w eight 1400 pounds age 10 years.
T h is
sum m ons
Is
published
Mrs. E. B. B utler, J r . and daugh
a g a in st you u n d e r and by v irtu e of te r, Miss H elen, w ent to Boise Tues
an O rd e r o f th e H on. G. L. K ing, day to a tte n d th e tu n ere l of M rs But
Ju s tic e o f th e Peace fo r th e dlstrlo t le r'e brother, Jim Len, of th a t place.
o f O ntario, C ounty of M alheur and
Several from th is place had an
S ta te of O regon, d u ly m ade and E » ster picnic n e ar the B urr ranch on
e n te red on th e 3rd day of A pril. Snake river. D inner waa served on
1922.
the ground and a very enjoyable tim e
R. W. 9w agler,
was rep o rted by all. Those who w ent
A ttorney for P la in tiff, residing w ere Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Bullard,
a t O n tario , Oregon.
Misses Tiddy and E thel B ullard, Mr.
D ate o f flret P u b licatio n , April and Mrs. Floyd Oris, Mr. and Mrs.
7th, 192*.
6 yde Long and little son. John Van
D ate of lae t P u b lica tio n , May, dsrpool and little son, Mr and Mrs.
19th, 1922.
J . Lackey and children. Miss E lsie
G A TE CITY JO UR NAL
SC S IM U N »
DANTE'S INFERNO
OUTDONE IN ARMENIA
Wails of Starving Children A s
sail the E a r s of Relief
W orkers at E r iv a n .
Nyssa Realty Co.
W here Your
T axes Go
H ow U ncle Sain Spends
Your Money in Conduct
ing Your Business
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L ic e n s e d
and
Bonded
By EDWARD G . LOW RY
The tragic progression of fam ine
A u th o r “ W ashington C logt-U p« ” “ B anks and
conditions in A rm enia Is strikingly
F m andial S y ste m s.’' ate . C o n trib u to r Political
show n In the personal reports brought
a n d Econom ic Article« to L eading Periodicals
Real E sta te B roker
and a W rite r of K erognisad A u th o rity on tb«
back by S tate D irector J. J. Hand
N ational G overnm ent s b u s in e s s M ethods.
sa k e r of the N ear E ast Relief when he
& General Insurance
visited th a t section last August, and
C o v /n g b t, W eaU ru N aw epapgr l n .u a
in the letters th a t have been received
xx.
a t Intervals since.
NOTARY PUBLIC
“ W hen I was th ere In the late sum
m er," said Mr. H andsaker, “T he con
The D epartm ent of A griculture Is
ditions were truly appalling, despite ooe instance of how governm ental es
the fact th a t the orphanages w ere fill tabllshm ents grow and spread und ex
ed to th e ir utm ost capacity and ev ery tend th e ir activities, once they gel
thing possible w as being done. 1 m y started. T he bureau of fisheries, to
self selected a little naked girl with the D epartm ent of I commerce, is an
nineteen others from am ong hundreds other. It had a modest beginning, and
given to th o c re d ito rs of, a n d all
NOTICE TO CRED ITO RS
of starv in g children to fill the only not so very long ago. P rior to 1871
p ersons h a v in g clalm a a g a in st said
possible vacancies in the orphanage a t there wns no branch of the federal
E rivan a t th a t tim e. How ever, the governm ent especially charged with
deceased, to p re se n t th e m , verified
w eather was warm , and the refugees the consideration of fishery affairs.
IN T H E COUNTY COURT O F T H E as re q u ire d by law , w ithin six
could m anage In some way to keep
STA TS O F OREGON FO R
m o n th s a fte r th 0 flre t p u b licatio n
Several of the sta te s had established
alive. R eports from E rivan in late fish commissions and these sta te au
M ALHEUR COUNTY.
of his notice to said J o h n J. Can
Septem ber told of the com ing of the thorities, supported by private Inter
celm o, a t his resid en ce n e a r Nysea,
cold w eather, and how the reserves ests, began to a g ita te for a national
O regon, o r to Davis & K ester, his
were draw n upon for the opening of bureau devoted to fishery Interests.
In - th a rnsitter of th e e e ta te c t a tto rn ey s, a t th e ir office a t Vale,
additional soup-kitchens.
S tarving
So It cam e about th at by 1871 con Jo sep h Cancelm o,
Oregon.
m en women and children from all sec
tions were flocking desperately to the gress wus ready to yield and begin to
T he undersigned h av in g been ap-
J o h n J . C ancelm o
N ear E ast R elief statio n s in the hope make appropriations. The first one p o 'n te d by th e C ounty C ourt of
whs
for
$5,000
and
provided
for
a
A d m in is tra to r of th e estaite
of gettin g w ork, food and clothing.
th e S ta te o f O regon, to r M alheur
of
Jo sep h
C ancelm o, “ "de
Two m onths later, under date of Nov. commissioner of fish and fisheries to County, A dm intstraitor o f th e e state
29, we have new s of the frightful situ prosecute Investigations and Inquiries
ceased.
c f Jo sep h Cancelm o, deceased, and
“with
the
view
of
ascertaining
w
heth
ation th a t followed. T his new s oaine
D ated M arch 2 3 rd , 1 9 J J
St
to Dr. E sth e r Lovejoy, of P ortland, er any und w hat dim inution In the h a rin g q u alified, n o tic e Is h ereby
Oregon, who is national chairm an of num ber of food fishes of the coast
th e A m erican W om en’s H ospitals, and in the lakes of the United States
from Dr. Mabel E lliott, in charge of has taken place; and also w hether
Poola and H iram Van Dyke.
ANNOUNCEMENT
the A m erican W om en’s H ospitals In uny and wlmt protective, prohibitory
A nother picnic party, all young peo th e N ear E ast section. This o r^in - or precautionary m easures should be
I h e reb y an n o u n ce m y candidacy pie, w ent to M itchell B utte. Those in lzation Is co-operating w ith the N ear adopted In the prem ises; and shall re
port upon the snme to congress.”
for re-election aa C ircu it Ju d g e of this crowd w ere the Misses M ary, E ast Relief, and is handling the mod
The commissioner w as to draw no
th e N in th Ju d ic ia l D istrict, subject Lillian and B e rth a Dail, Lizzie and leal w ork of th e la tte r a t Erivan. Be
pay, for It was provided by con grew
to th e a ctio n of th e D em ocratic Leona Z itlerk o b , Addie Sm ith and low is an excerpt from Dr. Mabel In the sam e joint resolution th a t he
E llio tt’s le tte r to Dr. Lovejoy:
voters a t th e p rim a ry to be held C erod D earborn, John and Jacob Z it
“I cannot begin to tell you, doctnr, should be a civil officer of the goveru-
ercob, G eorge Sm ith.
on May 19, 1922.
of th e m isery here in spite of the enor uieut, of proved scientific and prac
DALTON HIGGS
The Cam pfire G irls w ent fo r a hike mous am ount of w ork being done. tical acquaintance w ith the fishes of
and cam ping trip Friday, re tu rn in g 91nce I have been here 852 is the low the coast, who should serve without
S atu rd ay evening. Cam p waa pitched est num ber of cases we have had in additional compensation. T he then a s
Picturesquely Put.
o u r h o sp itals a t any one tim e, and sistant secretary of th^S m lthsonian In
Disgusted cop (nt m issin g )--S o m a near Snake riv e r and the evening was yet th ey a re dying on all corners of stitution, by nam e Spencer Fullerton
sp en t by the brave g irls in telling
efceuffeur, you a re ! Say, If you
the city.
L ast Sunday we w ent out Baird, was chosen as the best m an for
ghost sto ries by tb s cam pfire. Those
crossing the Sahara desert you'd n
on horseback to see how thin g s were the job, and so he proved to be. He
who w ent w ere Tiddie and E thel Bul beyond the tow n; we passed a dead made the little acorn grow. H e was
Into a hydrant.—Boston T ranscript.
lard, B e rth a Dail, Mildred Long, L e horse by the side of the road, and Industrious and com petent and knew
ona Z ittercob, H elen C lem ent, the th ree w retched hum an beings w ere how to get along with congress. He
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Misaes D earborn and Poole, who a ct sittin g beside it, tak in g th e flesh off was diligent and he stood before kings.
ed ae chaperon.
w ith th e ir hands. It w as a m ost re See w hat happened.
Remember, he sta rte d 'o u t with
E lb e rt B utler J r ., will e ta r t six men pulsive sight.
“All day long you can h e a r the $5,000 to discover w hether there had
se ttin g out 40 acre s of p ru n es on his
groans and w alls of little children out been any dim inution of the supply of
ranch th is week.
side our building In hopes we can and food fishes along the coasts or In the
T here has been a big lass of young will pick them up. If the sun shines lakes. He was a t the head of an In
is equippedto repair all
pigs in this com m unity on account of for a little while they quiet down, and dependent Investigation and reported
th en w hen It ra in s th ey begin again. directly to congress. The thing wns
tha cold w eather.
kinds of radiator«
One day the rain turned into snow kept nllve by annual appropriations
Mra John Sm ith has been q u ite sick
and It was aw ful to listen to them . as an Independent Institution until
for several days.
T he note of te rro r th a t cam e Into the 1903, when It was Incorporated Into
The best paints are scientific in
ROTTING building is abso
B ryan Coope- and fam ily w ere v isit general wall was distinctly perceptible, the newly form ed D epartm ent of Com
lute waste, because a small formula and preparation. We’ve been
ing Ja c k Guffey and fam ily n e ar N yssa although my roogi was u p stairs and m erce and Labor as the bureau of
making them for 73 years.
the window was closed. T hey well fisheries.
investment in paint will save it.
E aste r Sanday.
The best materials—P IO N E E R
know w hat a single night out In the
A
building
that
is
not
protected
By
1909
the
annunl
appropriation
had
J. M ackey is p u ttin g o u t 100 acre s
WHITE LEAD, pure linseed oil, pure
snow would m ean to them . W e are grown to $803,920, and the bureau had
by paint must either be rebuilt zinc, and pure colors—are combined
of the 200 acre H unt sanch in corn. picking them up as fa st as possible.
a perm anent personnel of 325. At
or repaired in a few years at a in Fuller’s Paints in scientifically
The corn will be used to All the two
Home R e wed it«
“ You can see by my rep o rt how th a t time the land owned and occupied
exact proportions with long-time skill.
costly figure.
i rg e silos on the ranch.
Pure Extra«* of Spices
m any m ore pa tie n ts we have th an beds, by the bureau a t Its fish cultural and
Toilet Articles
Miss Poole is typing the last edition and the same bolds good in th e orph biological stations had an aggregate
Check the costs. Compare the
anages. T here is no use crow ding them area of over 12,000 acres, with a value
prices of paint and lumber. Can you
Veterinary Remedies
of the A rcadia Y e lp e rfo r th is term .
in
so
th
a
t
they
will
all
die.”
afford
to bear the expense of rebuild
of $240,000. The Improvem ents and
Poultry Compounds
Coda B utler is suffering w ith a ner
ing or repairing your home, when to
equipm ent a t these stations repre
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voua breakdow n follow ing the flu. He
Ask our ag e n t for «dvice,
•ave it costa so little?
sented an Investm ent of more than
color card«, eto .
and his wife a re a t the home o f C oda’s
$1,000.000. O ther property of the bu
When you paint, make an additional
A«k th e F u lle r Specific«*
parents, Mr. and M n . E. B. B utler.
D e p artm en t ab o u t th e
saving by using the best paint. It lion
reau a t th a t tim e Included four sea
mogt d esira b le c o lo r «rhem e«,
spreads easily—saves labor cost. It co lo r harm ony a n d an y o th e r
going steam and sail vessels, 20 steam
Miss E sie Poole took su p p er w ith
Star Unkel
•
Nytm O r.
covers more surface per gallon than detaila.
launches and 150 small sail, power and
Mrs. C. W. B a rre tt Monday nig h t
M aker« o f R u b b e r C em ent
“cheap” paint.
rowboats, which with equipm ent had
F lo o r P a in t, A l l - P u r p o a e
V a r n i s h eg. S i I k o n w h i t e
a value of $300,000. Its six flsh-trans-
But more important, the best paint E n a m e l , F ifte en -fo r* F I bora
_
CLANTON & CLANTON
portatlon cars were valued a t $45.000.
serves five or more years longer than V arnish, W ashable W all F in ish , A u to Enamel,
B arn and H oof P a in t, P o rch ao d S te p P a in t,
“cheap" paint.
Indeed, the total Investm ent of the
and P IO N E E R V* H IT E LEAD.
government In fishery-service property
Auc
The
ran to about *1,585,000. T hat was
tioneers
High
back In 1909.
Well, It hasn’t stopped grow ing;
We offer you e e .creectul ex-
S P P E E C C I IF
FI
I O N
N
S
IC C A A T IO
The U nited S ta te s has so fa r utilised
bigger and busier than ever, as the ad
perlenoe In conducting public man 'ess than one per cent, o t the available
vertisem ents say. The appropriation by
We sell Anyu- coal supply, according to this m o n th ’s
tlo n s of «II kinds.
congress for the fiscal y ear 1919 was
P h o e n l* P u r * Paint-
tb in g ; We g<> A n y w n g e.
$1.183,140, and for 1921, *1,207,110.
P u r« P r a p a r e d P a in t
Dudlieation ot the M A LH EU R C O U N
Besides w hat congress gave, the P res
For date», Phone or W rite—
M anufactured by W. P. Fuller & Co., Dept. 46, San F rancises
TY BANK. The B a n k 's folder "K ee p
ident allotted In 1918 and 1919, out of
B ranches In 19 C llici in the Wsst
J. W. C lanton. Pa ette Idaho.
the Home F ire s B u rn in g " s ta te s th a t
his private fund “for the national se
Phone M2
P O Sox 3«C the U nited S ta te s produces o v e ro n r
SA V E T H E M E M O B EL O W CUT IT 001 AND P A S T E IT IN T O UR N O T E BOOK
curity and defense," *100,000. W ith the
hall os a |l the coal mined in the world.
Q. W. C iani• n
< ie*ho.
years of its growth and increasing
Hy house needs painting. Fuller’s Specification House Paints are sold by the following Agent- r
Although Itis esiiT.nl 1 : ,s
than
funds the bureau had taken on many
Pilone t e i
one per cent, h .s . o fa r o n i I the
new functions and activities.
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Rank points o u t t >.i ’ i
e of n
U ntil recently the bureau was ad
araase in th • u.-s of >a nss r . w
m inistering to th e best of Its ability
th at it ia hi s i .. . .m;
e
the law s relating to the terre stria l and
arboreal fu r bearers of Alaskn. but
trem endous reserv es re trs -: t ,* e less
the duty was Incbngruous to Its legiti
w sstefully m ired. The m s y " m r a t
m ate functions. Congress finally con
ions in the folder p.c re :# n . s t i m
ceded that the pursuit of foxes does
proved m ethod* of n ' g
AT-
not constitute a fishery. The cultiva
In E urope p e at f*
• e x tr - 'lv e ly
tion of m inks cannot be successfully
but in th
th ere a te , it
conducted In a fish hatchery.
is estim st
hr- e J and
A pparently, as so many other estab
Baas Easting U oasa In Nyaaa
th irty l . I . t
K n iua
lishm ents under the executive b ra n c h
who san p u t tn.s . e - _>
have, the fisheries service had become
pra ctic a l
BULLT M ’KU kS,
all cluttered up with duties and Jobs
use. N a tu re h s s
• neugh
JEW ELRY STORE
It ta not fitted or equipped to handle.
seen to it th a t peat :
-lo ont coin
All #f which Is a long, long way
aide w ith our eg»'
from an Investigation of the possible
h v e s a t is f a c t io n
dim inution of food fish along the coast.
I don’t pretend to say of the fisheries
bureau th a t It has perform ed toeffi
clently either Its proper work or the
added activities th a t have been im
posed upon I t F or all I know It
Nyaaa, Dragon
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may be and is a great national bless
j T h at tha sh o rtag e of teacher«, which
ing, and m anaged with maximum skill,
b cam e so acute during and shortly
lntalltgence and real economy. I hope
i a fte r the w ar, fs a th g of the p a st
It la.
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as fa r : * nu ic » is cone rr ed is well
I cite It here only as an exam ple of
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Mrs. Ethel Long Newm an, Oregon a branch of governmental activity that
ahown by bt
it: of sd o ra li .a i t s t atic.
A
gricultural
College,
1(20,
who
Is
now
T h a t the <h
•g hag b - r r ms le good
has grown up haphazard from a small
In charge of a N ear E ast Relief or beginning to he a great, costly, far- I
at ina < ,¡
of qee * -<f
- ♦ -ach
ing (arc* -
ted hy Feu rs Commia- phanage in Arm enia. She m others her spreading enterprise th a t by Its own
fam ily of 2.000 little w ar victim s while confession Is overlaid with duties,
•loner of K . •i. i J . J T igert. Ha
her husband ru n t a 20.000acre farm
believes th a t » a re « eth is m a tt ba which is a p a rt of the constructive functions and activities unrelated to
PEor.
usad to raiaa th e sta n d ard »f »deration work being done In Russian Arm enia Us legitim ate snd essential business—
th e care, propagation and study of all
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m anner of food fish.
Arcadia
HAPHAZARD EXTENSION
Oregon
Nyssa
Y
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deceased.
Repair Shop
R ottin g B u ild in gs
Give us a Trial
n o w ru n n in g in to m illio n s
McD
Fui
Successo
Dir
On
Beautiful
F ree A dvice
on Painting
PRETTY OREGON BRIDE
MOTHERS 2000 ORPHANS
J. R. HUNTER
Coal Should Be Less
Wastejully Mined
$
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re)
Call Wilson Bros.
ON
Office Phc
Res. Phor
Fullers
H o u s e P a in ts
<
H*m« Remedy Store
Candies
Stationeries
Smokes
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Nyssa Garai
Crown Ga
t U a t c b e s tR en aired
i Silver Grill j
No Longer a Short
age o f Teachers
Ontario
PUKE EASTERN
-
Oregon
Suits Cleaned and Pressed
Z V . TAKAHARA
Mrs. Eliza Evans
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M’GONNON’S PRODUCTS
OF
SU&1K ROMERO Y, i'ta
DA-UixL C. FO M K B O a,
To D aniel C. P o m ero j
n am ed d e ie u d s n t
IN T H E NAME O F T
O F OREGO N; You o ra
q u ired to a p p e a r a n d
c o m p la in t filed a g a in st
above e n title d c o u rt a n d
six w eeks a lt e r th e fi’
lion of th is sum m ons,
of firs t p u b licatio n la JU
1922, th en a n d th a t« to
o th erw ae plead to th e
filed h e rein .
A nd i t }
to do, Dor w ant tberec
will apply to th e c o u rt ft
d em anded In said com ple
F o r a decree of th is coi
Ing th e bonds of m a trir
tu fo re a n d now existin,
p la in tiff a n a d e fe n d a n t,
p a rtie s freed from th e
th ereo f.
T h a t th ie Ct
aud d ecree th e title to
h a lt
of
th e
n o rth w e e
a n d th e n o rth w e st q u a rt
so u th w e st q u a rte r of si
T ow nship 21 so u th , ra n g
c f W illam ette M eridian li
C ounty, S ta te of O regon,
s e p a ra te a n d individual
o f tn ld p lain tiff, a n d tha
fe n d a n t be forev er enjc
Inhibited from
having,
claim ing o r exercisin g a
title or In te re st In o r to
p e ity , o r In a n y m an n e r li
th e sam e; th a t Bald p lain t
be changed to Susie Jol
w hich said nam e sh e wi
a n d called p rio r to h e r <
riag o to said d efen d a n t,
such o th e r a n d f u rth e r
to th is C o u rt m ay aeem
p ro p e r a n d In e q u ity seen
Service of th le sum m on?
upon you by publtcatlor.
In th e G ate C’ty Jo u rn a l,
new s paper p ublished a t N
h o u r C ounty, O regon for
T h e C ost o f
COOK BROS.
PU1
IN T H E t-IK G L lT UOU1
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C U t . N l ’Y
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