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»L41A.UN& to ll FLULltlAXlO.N IN T H * LIKCL1T COURT OF T il* s i a in; of uueuon kuk th * L1TTLE BLUE OVERALLS Whenever I ree a little bop lu a pair of blue overalls It makes a y heart just btat with jay And my thots go back to tba tiau that I Had throa little boys about knau high Wearing blue overalla. OUUNfY OF MALHCUH SUSIE POMEROY, I'Uimnltl, V«., DA-vlEl, C. i'u u ii K u f , Detendant. To rnnlel C. I'omeroy, the tnuvt named doieuaant IN THE NAME OF T il * STATE Sura, they wore eat; knees and saat. OF OREGON: You are hereby re Rut I put tbe patches on nles and neat. quired to appear and anawer tbe And 1 knaw my life would ba incoa- complaint Illed aaulnst you In tbe plete above entitled court and suit within If 1 couldn’ t look back to the time six vvee.ia after >tbe fi-st public that 1 tion of this summons, which date Had three little boys about knee kigh of first publication la March 24th, Wearing blue overalla. 1922, then and there to anawer or. otherwae plead to tbe complaint Pockets bulging with numerous things; filed herein. And if you fail ao Knives, whistles, sticks and strings; to do, Dor want thereof, plantift A strap with buckle, button buaaei and naila. will apply to the court forthe rellei demanded in said complain, to wit: Bean flipbers with beane and gaphar tails. For a decree of this court dissolv ing tbe bonds of matrimony here The niekles payed for the last ones caught, tofore and now existing between plaintiff ana defendant, and said Fiah hooka and lines and a home made top, parties freed from the obligations thereof. That this Court order A rock, a cork and a broken toy and decree the title to the weet All dear to the heart of tba little boy Who wears blue overalls. half of the northweet quarter and the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 14 And what could you buy with paltry gold Township 21 south, range 4t> eaet c f Willamette Meridian in Malheur To meteh what those small pockets bold? County, State of Oregon, to be the Just count them ovar ana by one. separate and individual property The trueat treasurers nnder tba sun; o f said plaintiff, and that the de Health, wealth, aontantmsnl and joy. fendant be forever enjoined and All wrapped up in the little boy inhibited from having, making i Wbo wears blue overalls. claiming or exercising any right, — M rs . H. W alters . title or interest In or to said pro- j party, or In any manner tncumbring j the same; that Bald plainttff’a name FOR SALE— Work hors aaa W. be changed to Susie Johnson, by 2-14 4t H. Beam. which said name she was known and called prior to her said niar- «■esslve weeks and seven publica riago to said defendant. And for tions thereof, commencing with tha such other and further relief as ¿4th day o f March 1922, by order Honorable DaltonBlggs. to this Court may seem juet and o f the Judge of said Court, made and en proper and in equity seem meet. Service of thle summons Is made tered herein, on tha 22nd day of • upon you by publication thereof March 1922. E. M. BLODGETT. Attorney for in the Gate C'ty Journal, a weekly news paper published at Nyssa, Mal Plaintiff, Residing at Nyssa, Oregon. 71 May I, 1*22. heur County, Oregon for elm tuc- McDowell Co., INC. Successors to McDowell Company. Funeral Directors Oregon, Idaho, Beautiful Homelike Funeral Parlors LADT ASSISTANT HOSPITAL AMBULANC SERVICE No distance too far. WILSON BROS. represent ua at Nyasa Call Wilson Bro9. day or night or call ua direct at ONTARIO, OREGON. - 227 227 or 178 +44444 444444 4444 44444 ^ 4 ^ 4 4 /i44^4444444444444444444 • • • • # » # • ♦ ♦ Use Red Crown Gas. Nyssa Garage is the only Red Crown Gas station in town. PURE EASTERN OII S AT VERY LOW PRICES Radio Dry Storage Batteries All kinds «( Repairing and Welding and at the right prices. Call and see NYSSA GARAGE NYBSA, OREGON 44 * The past weak was marked by typ ical march weather, stiff winds, with frequeat rain and snow flurries The temperature at night ran from 22 to 24 dagraas. Never the leas tba ranchers generally have tka fields In fine condition, grain aasded, alfalfa fields green and potato grouad ready for lead. Several potato growers start plantiag this watk, from outside reperta sxtsnaive potato plant ing. The Kingman Koiony Irrigation board members met with See. F .*. Yoang and E, If. Blodgett of Nysaa and Messrs, Ore and King of tha Idaho Power Co. Tuesday evening at the Kolony school house in an effort to adjust matters in connection with contract for power for the anauing year. Mr. and Mrs C. E. Pack, Frances Peek and Mr. Fd Stanvel of Big Bend were sailers at the A. G. Kingman heme Itet Sunday. Mrs. Lawrence MacLafferty was suited to Caldwell last Saturday by the Illness of her mother, Mrs. Rener, who formerly lived in the Kolony, Mrs. William Moses and members o f her family who have boon ill the past weak are all improving Mrs. Moses’ daughters. Miss Maud of Bo> a d Miss Rucy of Ontario, spent tbe weeb end at the home in Kingman Kolony. «♦♦0-40A4 H STIRRING LIFE IS Electrically Baked B R E A D GALLED ‘HUM-DRUM' The Home e f Oregon Woman Fights Typhoid. Saves 1000 Children and Runs Special Trains. MADE IUTE BAKED RITK Electric Bake? T E B O T Phone 55F3 “My life has been so hum-drum and as nothing has happened to me out ol the ordinary I am Bure there is noth Phene Ordert Gire* ing In what I have done the last two years In the Near East that would be Special Altea tics of Interest to my Oregon friends,” slat- o. a ed Mr*. Amy Anthony Burt of Bend, Oregon, to J. J. Handaaker, Stale Director of the Near East Relief when <$>V"4-4-44 he met her In Constantinople last 4H 4t summer. “ After much effort,” says Mr. Hand saker. ” 1 persuaded her to tell me some of the things of this hum-drum life of hers. Sitting In a Constantinople cof feo-house she told me of some of the events of her life since March 191« when she arrived in the Near East." FORD SERVICE “ Her first work was at Karakliss, NEW AND USED FORDS where with her sister, Miss Gertrude WILLARD AND EXIDE BATTERIES Anthony, she had charge of a large orphanage and a territory 75 miles square for general relief. During the time she was there she nursed her sis ter through both typhoid and typhus. The two women were alone In this sta PHONK NO-48 MTBBA. 0 2 1 tion. I D D I ! PO W I'L L , «rep. “ After going through this experience FIRST CLASS MECHANICS they went to Alexsndropol and there Miss Ealslis Shafer was ovar from one day received a message fvom the Roswall for the week end. English that they were evacuating K4 The 4444 4M Mr. end Mrs. Harry Thompson and Baku, some 600 miles away. Mrs. Mason of New Plymouth spent British had been feeding about 1,000 children, and unless they were trans last Saturday with Mrs. Mason’s ferred Immediately they would starve daughter, Mrs. W. E Edwards, and as soon as the British left. This Oregon family. woman whose life was so bum-drum The regular P. T. A. meeting was quietly secured two special trains, put Phana No. It F 8 held last week and was enjoyed by a ting a man in charge of one, and tak- I lng the other herself. On arriving at large number from the country. Nyege, O i ; Baku, she began loading the children J at 10 o'clock a. m. and had the children l and their supplies all aboard by 6:30 SCHOOL NOTES p. m She read the riot act to the Prof. Everett spent the week end Turkish captain In charge of the train with his family in Ontario, ] and he compelled the guards to cease Eddie Powell is the owner of a naw attempting to enter the cars where the j older girls and women were. The round violin. trip took nearly two weeks, but Mrs. A splendid record in attendance ie Burt returned to Alexandropol with that of James McEwea, who has been her two train loads of children without neither late nor absent to sehoel for having lost a single child. tha past two years. Sea McFall and Sea Batter We Oriad Lloyd McEwen has a record of LIFE OR DEATH7 Our Own neither late nor absent the past year. Jamas McGinnis attended tha Kol Lives of 2500 Children at Stake in Lataas Eyesight Specialist Question Asked Oregon Man Last ony sskool aavsral days while visiting Phan# 118W Summer. Ontario Oregai hie grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Smith. A question which is still haunting Several prospective pig club mem State Director J. J. Handsaker of the bers met with their local leader. Bob Near East Relief, was put to him by Mrs Jeanette W. Emrich when he ! Overstreet Wednesday noon to plan i was in Constantinople late last sum tor the pig club baseball team. mer. Mrs. Emrtoh is well known In Mrs Etfie Crail, county school su ! Oregon through her talks on condi perintendent, with her son, Charles tions in the Near East four years ago, Crail, and st&dents from tbe hign whsn she spoke In the 1916 campaign. "Mrs. Emrich is now In charge of school were ov from Vale Monday of this .week planning for the Vale“ track extensive Near East Relief work at Constantinople, her duties iqcludtng meet” oo May 5, and coaching the Kol- j tha management of several industrial ony school participant« units, a number of soup-kitchens, and Service Garage Ail Work Guaranteed Service Garage Nyssa Meat Market If you have Beef, Hogs or Voal to sell»>See us. Dr. J. A. McFall WHY WALK Licenced in Office Phone Res. Phone Kingman Kolony Members of the school and Sunday ! a feeding station for 5,014 children,” school ars preparing an Esster service said Mr. Handsaker. “She Is one of for Sunday April 18, at tha Sanday the most energetic, efficient and de voted workers on the Near East staff, School hour, 10:80 a m. and has borne up wonderfully under a succession of heavy personal griefs. NOTICE OF SI’ IK’ T ’S SALE IN Her husband died when heading a FORECLOftURE. relief expedition In Aleppo shortly . . B Y VIRTUE o r EXECUTION IN FORECLOSURE, duly Issued by tha Clerk of the Circuit Court ot the state of Oregon for the county of Malheur tha 3rd day of April 1922, In a certain suit In the said Circuit Caurt for said State and County, wherein W. H. Pennington as plaintiff recovered Judgment against Berwick B. Wood and Alice H. Wood as defendants, for the i o n of $6000.00 with Interest at the rate j of 10 per cant per annum from the 16th day o f December 1920, and $600 00 Attorney fees and tha fur ther sum of $16.70 eoata. Which Judgment wae enrolled and docketed In the Clerk’s Office o f said County aad State on the 3rd, day of April 1*21. THEREFORE NOTICE 18 H »R E - BY GIVEN That I will on tha «th day o f May 192* at the hoar of 11 O’clock In th# forenoon o f said day at the North Main entrance door of the Court House at Vala, la aatd MRS. J E A N E T T E W. EMRICH County and State, sell at public auction to tha highest bidder or after the signing of the armistice, and bidders for rash, tha following de one of her little boys died suddenly just one week after my first conversa scribed real property to-wlt; N H N W M .of Seetion 21, Township tion with her. • * • When 1 saw her. her heart was heavy because of her 18, S. Rang# 47 EVW.M. In Malheur Inability to give the children under County, Oregon together with the her care enough food to keep them appurteaanoes thereunto belonging in normal health and strength. In and all weter rights. | great agony ot soul shs discussed with The above real pronerty with It« me whether she should continue feed appurtenances taken and levied , lng her 5,000 children as she was do- upon ea th# proporty o f tha sa'd 1 ing, or whether it woald bs better Defendants, Bcrwlek B. Wood and for the future of the race to double the allowances of food for each child and Alice H. Wood by virtue of a Mort j cut th# number of children In half. gage glvea thereon by the shove ; The latter plan, of course, would mean named defendants, or as mueh therf- I the abandonment of 2,600 helpless of as rday ho necessary to satisfy ( little boys and girls to the stark fate said judgment In favor o f W H. I of starvation, and the giving of their Pennington together with all aoeta | food to the other 2,60# children, in and disbursements that have or order that the smaller group might be brought to normal maturity With may aeeme. in a week after she asked me this Datad at Vale. Oregon, thl# *rd question, her own little boy was day of April 1*1*. stricken and died. One week after the H. L B * NO», Sheriff lad was burled, I returned to Con Date of first pnbli-atloa, April stantlnople, from tha lntarlor, to fled Mrs. Emrich again at her post, with 7th 1*2*. Date o f last publication May Bth, tha ante-room of her office « le d with widows and orphans to whom she was 1111. giving careful sympathetic attention.' Date o f Sale, May *th, l » » f When you can buy a NEW FORD for $200.00 Balance on easy terms V. B. STAPLES FORD GARAGE Ontaria, Oregon * $ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 >444 Nyssa G r a in & Seed Co. Nyaaa, Ora We are »till cleaning grain, and want to keep baey, jest bring it along. We hare Chick food for those little ch.cka that you are going to raise. All kinds of Poaltry supplies Seeds in bulk any amount, garden or field, alto Red Steer Fertilizer, to nieke them grow juet right. NYSSA GRAIN & SEED CO. * 44444 ■ *> »400000 ♦♦♦ 4*»*>4 Try The Drug Store First LAX PHARMACY K*ON Th« Rexall Stora—Npal ▲ gear7
