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s C ity J ournal
M SSA , OREGON, i KiliAY. DEC. 8 1922.
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$1.50 PER YEAR
PETITIONS ASK FOR
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FOSTER SELLS OUT.
S. F. Foster has sold out his drug
store to a Mr. McCoy of Pendleton,
| who expects to take charge about
I the first of February. Mr. Foster
haes conducted a successful drug
I business in Nyssa for many years
J. M. Duncan, who had a contract Mr. and Mrs. Charley Crawford Ernest Wilson is remodeling his l and has many friends who will be
to lose him from Nyssa busi­
for grading and graveling three visited Sunday at the Seymour Ross house
and putting in a new furnace. sorry
ness
circles.
has interests at
miles of the Nyssa-Jordnn Valiey home near Ontario.
The work is being done by the Fenn Baker which He
require his attention
Market road in the Warren district, Frank Newbill this week sold his | boys.
and where his family has been liv­
hai completed the work and the residence property on First street to
Jess Thompson arrived home Sat­ ing for the past two years.
residents in that neck of the woods William
Canfield;
consideration,
urday evening from Portland, where George Green made a trip to
are greatly pleased at the result.
$550.
has been taking medical treat­ Boise Sunday and while there visit­
Mrs. A. M. Andrsos of Ontario C. Klinkenberk made a trip to he
ed Uncle Billie Kerwin, who is in a SAVING IS VERY SMALL
was a guest at the home of Mrs. Parma for the Boise Payette Lum- ment.
Dorothy
Dean
from
Payette
visit­
there, takng medical treat­
Adda Wilson Sunday.
l ber company on Monday with a load ed her friend Georgia Thompson hospital
ment. He reports Mr. Kerwin al­
Barney Wilson, Aden Wilson and of lumber.
most as good as new.
TAXPAYERS ASK TO SUPPORT
Albert Cook made a hunting trip to The regular monthly meeting of last week.
Tony
DeVries
and
family
are
now
COUNTY OFFICERS IN MAIN­
Hope
Sunday
after
the
festive
duck,
the city council was held Monday
Bis Success
and returned with a number of fine evening, with a full board present. settled on the Ehrgood ranch, which
TAINING STANDARD.
Go-to-church Sunday on December specimens.
of allowing bills and other he has leased for the coming year,
eting of the Mal- 3 was a big success, both morning Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Lackey have Outside
routine work, adopting the budget i G. W. Oglesby and family moved
tlureau will take | and evening, services being well at- moved to LaGrande to reside, where was
Petitions, asking that the deputies
the principal business of the into the Ward property from Pete
L December 15th at tended. A good many Nyssaites ex- Mr. Lackey will operate a boot and evening.
in
the offices of County Clerk
Tensen’s ranch, on Tuesday.
The
budget
as
printed
in
RAFFLED OFF THREE TIMES Sackett,
Hall, beginning at perier.ced a new sensation on this shoe repair shop. He has sold his the Journal last week was adopted
Sheriff Noe and Assessor
AND NETS $50—DONATION
Gertrude Tensen is staying at
png program has occasion and discovered to their shop in Nyssa to Larkin Bros., who without change.
Graham be paid the salaries asked
FOR
UNCLE
BILLIE.
Artie
Robinson’s
home
in
Nyssa
and
ith Governor-elect surprise that going to church wasn’t will continue the business.
in the original estimates given
A very enjoyable social was held has accepted a position as clerk at Fifty dollars for a turkey is not for
as the speaker of | such a painful ordeal as they had
the
budget
commttee by these of­
at
the
Presbyterian
church
base­
Wilson Bros.’ store.
such a bad price, even in these days fices, are being
M. Purcell was a Caldwell vis­
j an event to which imagined. They intimate that’ they itor L. the
thro :gh-
ment Monday evening and was at­ Frank Leuck and family visited at , of high cost of living. One Nyssa out the county and circulated
first of the week.
I members look for- j may try it again some time.
will be p • nted
tended
by
a
good
representation
of
turkey
had
the
distinction
of
com­
Jack Lynch was a business visitor the people of Nyssa, about 100 be­ the J. R. Elliott home last Sun­
one day in the
the budget hearing mee, g on
manding this price, and thereby i to
day.
in Ontario Saturday.
[ fanners from all
December 20.
ing
present.
It
was
the
regular
a tale. A number of Uncle Hie text of the petition is a» fol­
KINGMAN KOLONY
punty get together
Councilman W. B. Hoxie and At­ monthly get-to-gether meeting of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stubbs and hangs
Billie Kerwin’s many friends con­ lows:
mutual problems
family
were
Sunday
guests
of
Mr.
torney
E.
M.
Blodgett
were
trans­
cluded that they would give him a To the Honorable County Court of
John Reece has been leveling and acting business at the county seat the community church. A sump­ and Mrs. Tom Johnson.
stances.
tuous
supper
was
served
and
the
pleasant surprise for Thanksgiving
fencing
his
Kolony
place
prepara­
County, Oregon. and
Thursday.
theon will be serv- tory to planting a prune orchard
evening was pleasantly spent with Nelson Stubbs spent last week to help defray the costs of his hos­ Malheur
Budget
Committee:
harge by the farm
with
his
pal,
J.
R.
Elliott,
of
the
Jennie Newby is taking a business music and social converse.
pital service, so Jack Hunter, *of We, the undersigned, citizens and
A meeting of the ditch board held course
at noon.
at Link’s Business college of Dr. B. N. MacLafferty has re Owyhee.
McConnon fame, donated a fat turk, taxpayers of Malheur County, Ore­
at
the
Beaumont
home
Saturday
farm bureau are evening at which time the budget Boise.
turned to his home at Aberdeen, Mr. and Mrs. D. MacLafferty cel­ which was raffled off and brought gon,
petition this hon­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Wills
spent
curcular letter
after a Thanksgiving visit ebrated their 53rd wedding anniver­ $39, Mrs. Thomas Barton being the orable respectfully
the ensuing year was compiled. Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs. Wash.,
body to again look into the
rm bureau office for Miss
sary
on
Wedensday,
November
29.
with
hs
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
lucky
winner.
She
gave
the
bird
matter of the reduction of salaries
Elliott has completed O. D. Cole at Payette.
ivitation to their her work Elsie
MacLafferty, and other relatives. The event was observed with a back and it was again raffled off, of
the several deputy officers of this
inn
the
Red
Cross
drive
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ray
Miller
of
Ar­
The farm bureau and reports a satisfactory response
C. C. Hunt returned the first of family reunion at their home near this time netting $8.50. This county,
if consistent with good
cadia spent Thanksgiving day with the week from Portland, where he Nyssa, a large number of relatives brought the fund up to $47.50 and business and
farmer should
and economy, give these of­
friends in Vale.
knd this meeting from the Kolony people.
spent Thanksgiving with his daugh­ being present.
Sid
Burbidge
concluded
that
they
ficers the amount asked for in the
Bomber or not. The The teachers and students enjoyed Toney Broer, who has farmed the ter, Lilly May.
Gossett, a prominent far­ might as well make it even $50, so different budgets which were pre­
Thanksgiving vacation Thursday and Ehrgood place for the past three Ed Warren and family are mov­ mer Charles
of the Arcadia neighborhood, he donated the necessary $2.50. The sented to you by the officers of this
Friday. During the vacation several years, has moved to Kelso, Wash., ing into Mrs. Pearl Bingman’s prop­ has moved
fcr by President V. improvements
to a farm which he has money was turned over to Uncle county.
were made in the to reside.
erty
this
week.
Billie and everybody was happy, es­
leased
near
Nampa, Idaho.
amount of money in question
school building.
pecially Jack Guffey, who had the is The
he minutes of the Alvin, Leslie and Oscar Schaffer
so small, where distributed as a
turkey
for
his
Thanksgiving
dinner.
Secretary P. M. and Moxie Simon have gone to
tax to each individual, thut your pe­
WARREN DISTRICT.
titioners feel and believe that your
Cascade
Idaho,
to
work
in
the
tim­
The Warren district will hence­
^e treasurer, P. M. ber.
body would not hesitate to make
ARCADIA
forth be called the Oregon Trail
this allowance as asked for. The
V. V. Hickox of Big Bend and Mr.
district, and our school, the Oregon
Miss Beth Howey went to Boise entire amount is only $680, distrib­
port, recommenda- and Mrs. M. M. Greeting of the TEACHERS REQUEST Pi ACE ON Trail school.
BUYERS CLAIM MARKET IS Wednesday and had her tonsils uted as a tax against a $15,000,000
cements by the Kolony were called to Weiser Friday COUNTY FAIR BOARD AND
OVERLOADED BY BIRDS
Our scool gave a very delightful
taken out. She was able to go I tax roll. This is equal to about
PROMISE
COOPERATION.
til.
to see their sons, who were hurt in
Thanksgiving program on Wednes­
FROM OUTSIDE.
back to her school Monday morn­ j four cents on each $1000 assessment.
Al *3 3 Elinor Ran the Thanksgiving football game.
ing.
meeting of the executive day evening. Both teachers and
It is a small sum to ask of you, yet
beian W. D. Kin- Merritt Greeling was not seriously of At the a Malheur
county divi ion of pupils are to be congratulated on “The wind-up of the Thanksgiving The Thanksgiving program at the ! the underlying principle is not
hurt, but Averitt Hickox received the Oregon State Teachers’ Associa­ the well selected and well rendered turkey deal was rather unsatisfac­ school house Tuesday afternoon , small. In a year’s time it means a
io committee on rather serious injuries.
held at Ontario, Saturday morn­ numbers of the program. The music tory in most markets,” says Swift was well attended. Mrs. Davis and considerable to the individual draw­
the constitution, Miss Bernice Martin was home tion
ing, December 1st, , the following might be specially mentioned as & Company in na recent bulletin. Miss Howey had trailed the chil­ ing the salary. Your body certain­
from Nyssa and Miss Eulalia
were discussed and ap­ showing the most improvement by “Seattle and Portland markets car­ dren so well that not a blunder was ly realizes that efficiency counts
he committee on Schaffer from Roswell during vaca­ measures
the school, but the whole program ried over considerable surplus to made from beginning to end of the for much in this work, and if you do
proved:
1:10 a. m.
tion.
gave
evidence of careful training slow demand from consumers and program.
not pay, you do not get efficiency.
Carlos Wilcox, Miss Homan spent the week end First: That the Malheur Coupty and good work on the part of teach­ heavy
Chester
Lackey
and
family
are
unexpected
receipts.
San
It has been our observation that the
Teachers’
Association
wishes
to
|port and recum- at her home in Ontario.
ers and pupils alike.
Francisco mamet was entirely de­ staying in Ontario through the ill­ deputies in question have been faith­
county agricul- H. S. Burroughs spent a couple assure the county fair board of its Mr. and Mrs. Will Beam had the moralized
Wednesday before Thanks­ ness of the former’s father, J. A. ful in this work. These men stand
to co-operate in every way J. M. Beam family of Nyssa as
m.
of days in the Kolony on business. desire
giving
doe
to the heaviest receipts \ Lackey, who was operated on last ready to give service to the people
possible
with
the
board
in
its
task
lort and recom- Messrs Page and Parsons spent
guests at Thanksgiving dinner in the history
of their bosiness. It Wednesday for rupture.
at any time, whether during office
of
making
the
annual
county
fair
a
County club agent, Tuesday in Boise combining business
Thursday.
is
estimated
that
30,000 pounds of Charlie Gossett and family have hours or at other times, and they
success.
Furthermore,
the
associa­
and pleasure.
Our P.-T. A. circle will meet turkeys were carried over which will moved to their new home in Nampa. are entitled to be paid for efficient
desires to be represented as a Wednesday
tieria.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Otis entertain­ tion
afternoon to finish some have to be disposed of at Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Gossett have lived in service.
voting
member
of
the
board
in
order
1 p. m.
ed the Martin family at dinner Sun­ that it may thus co-operate most special work for the benefit of the or
later as frozen stock. Chicago j this vicinity for several years and Bearing these acts in mind, we
I quartet, Randall, day.
*
piano fund.
and Central West markets were also will be missed by their many earnestly petition your body to al­
jmd Wilcox, 1:01 Thanksgiving dinner guests at wisely.
E. E. Dean and family of Emmett
friends.
low these men a salary commensur­
the Martin home were Mr. and Second: That, if possible, ar­ drove down to Nyssa for Thanks­ over-supplied.
folks’ party was given ate with their worth and ability, and
“Understand
the
Eastern
markets
Dmmittee on nom- Mrs. C. M. Beaumont, Mr. and Mrs. rangements be made with the coun­ giving dinner at Dwight Smith’s, cleaned up pretty good on account at A the young
home of J. G. Matheny Sat­
allow the sheriff $150 for
of officers, 1:15 H. Q. Johnston, Mr. Page, D. W. ty school superintendent for the and spent the week end in this vi­ of their being so far away from the urday night in honor of the 17th a that tax you
deputy
instead of $135, and
holding
of
local
institutes
through­
Johnston and Archie Cantrell.
cinity with friends and relatives.
of production that the late birthday of Miss Mary Matheny.
$125 for an office deputy instead of
Scotch Melodies, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cotton and out the county in the spring rather I Our teachers, Miss Poole and Miss ! points
arrivals of heavy receipts could not The Sunday school at Arcadia has $112.50; that you allow the county
L 1:40 p. m.
Miss Susie Clabourne spent the than for one general in titute. The Secoy, spent Thanksgiving vacation be
delivered at these points for been changed from 3 o’clock in the clerk one deputy at $126 per month
decision
as
to
the
various
sectional
BHon. Walter M. holiday in Nampa with relatives.
at their homes in Ontario.
Thanksgiving
business. We are also afternoon to 10 o’clock in the morn­ instead of $112.50; that you allow
divisions
is
to
be
left
to
the
county
elect of Oregon, The Zeirelein family spent part of
Marvin
Warren
moved
his
family
advised
that
there
will be heavy im­ ing.
the county assessor one deputy at
superintendent.
vacation time in Fruitland.
from Nyssa to the old Warren portations of turkeys for Christmas A party was given at the home of $125
month instead of $112.50.
Third:
That
a
sum
of
$30
be
ap­
hgi.slative matters, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Otis enter-
homestead last week. We are glad from Canada, France, Argentine Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dail Tue-day We per
feel
that no honest taxpayer
A. Lackey, 2:50|tained Mr. and Mrs. Kingman, Mr. propriated from the funds of the to welcome them in our community. and Australia.
night which was highly enjoyed by
or could censure this body for
j
Webb Otis and Robert Wade at din- Malheur County Teachers’ Associa­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson “Taking into consideration all of the young people of the neighbor­ would
tion partially to defray the ex­ served the regulation turkey dinner these factors, it is evident we will hood. Miss Lucile and Helen Clem­ such action.
Miss Randall ana \ ner Thanksgiving.
The Overstreet and Judd families penses of the delegates to the meet- to a number of guests from Ontario have to figure on lower prices on ent came over to the party and
mmittees on res-1 entertained Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, ing of the Oregon State Teachers’ Thursday.
for Christmas. Before' Lucile spent the night with Bertha
, Margaret Ann and Ted Morgan, and i Association which is to be held in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fry made a turkeys
Thanksgiving
we estimated a 36 Dail and Helen with Ethel Bullard.
, 3:30 p. m.
Mrs. Charles Schweizer and Lois at Portland during the Christmas holi- business trip to Payette Monday. per cent Increase
tn the crop avail­ A light blanket of snow fell here
4 p. m.
the Judd home at dinner Thanks-1 days,
L. S. Patterson has been busy in­ able in this territory over last year. in the early part of Sunday night VALE BRANCH OFFICERS FOR
giving.
re as follows:
stalling new seats and desks so long From the indications of the past but soon melted away after the sun
1923 WILL BE ELECTED
Carman, 1. E. Mr, and Mrs. M. M. Greeling were
delayed in shipping, so uor school few days, we believe this increase is came up Monday morning.
NEXT SATURDAY.
Jcwn.
guests in the Yates home in Ros­
children will find better accommo­ about 50 per cent Had it not been Make your Christmas selections
-A. A. Reed, H. well for Thanksgiving.
dations after the Thanksgiving va­ for a shipment of a number of cars here. Useful and attractive hand For the purpose of deciding upon
Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nichols and
cation.
a program of work for next year
out of our territory to distant mar­
Constitution—T. family spent Saturday and Sunday TWO WEISER BOYS PLUNGE TO Sheep are coming in to the feed­ kets, there is no doubt but what made gifts on display Tuesday, De and electing officers fo rthat period
cember
15.
Mrs.
J.
Lynch.—Adv.
Bridwell, H. H. in Ontario.
DEATH FROM INTER-STATE ing grounds almost daily. A large the local market would have been en­
members of the Vale Furm Bureau
d8-2t
The regular meeting of the P.-T.
BRIDGE LAST SUNDAY.
band was driven to the J. B. Smith tirely demoralized.
will meet uext Saturday at 2:80
^ngements—P. F. A. was held Friday afternoon. The body of Howard Lee, the 17- ranch Sunday.
o’clock in the afternoon at the pub­
COMMUNITY
CHRISTMAS
TREE.
“With
the
heavy
supply
still
to
be
B. Ca n.
Standardization of the school was ycar-old Weiser boy who was drown­
according to a notice
marketed, it will be necessary to Plans for the community Christ­ lic ent library,
SANTA CLAUS BASKET.
the main subject, and the organiza­
Boats, E
out
by
V.
T. Herrett, chairman
make
some
early
shipments
for
De­
in the Snake river at Weiser The Ladies’ Aid are preparing a
mas tree are now under way and of the local bureau.
tion expects to make a special effort ed
îreithaupt.
cember
and
we
will
send
out
our
Sunday
morning,
was
recovered
at
big
results
are
expected.
to promote regular attendance of 2:30 o’clock Wednesday afternoon basket of pretty and useful Christ­ next quotations for delivery as fol- \
E. B. Conklin will represent the
The entertainment will be held in county
school children throughout the year.
Bureau and County
mas
gifts
for
each
member
of
the
lows:
the Liberty theater building Sunday Agent L. Farm
This is " one of th e^ u ir em en ts Tor by a volunteer crew, wh.ch had been family. About ten days or two
R. Breithaupt and Club
evening,
Dec.
24th,
at
7:30.
“Live
birds
from
the
7th
to
the
standardization. The chairman of a dr*KK'r“t the rlver »lnce the atc‘- weeks before Christmas the ladies
Agent W. D. Kinder will assist in
A large tree, beautifully decorat­ the
10th.
committee to provide a play during third
,U>nt- of The the body
was
found
about
a
meeting.
will
call
upon
you
at
your
home
way from the Oregon! with their basket full of gifts and “Dressed birds from the 8th to ! ed, will be erected and a treat will After
the winter was appointed.
the business features some
bank, 100 yards from the spot where I you
be
given
every
child
in
the
commun-
j
rAKIO HEADS
the
11th.
entertainment
will be given. The
may
have
your
choice
for
a
COMMUNITY
CHURCH
NOTES.
ity.
The
arrangements
are
under
spectators
saw
the
boy
go
down
for1
-WEAVER
complete
program
not reported
nominal
sum.
You
in
turn
are
asked
Forcier—“Fray?
What
are
you
the direction of the Commercial but It will contain is a violin
the last time. The body of his com­
ES IDENT.
solo by
We were glad to see the splendid panion, Gerald Evans, has not been to have ready a gift for the basket talking about?”
Mr. Kinder and reading of Riley’s
when the ladies call to replenish the Gilbert—“This book says Ivanhoe Club.
| of cultivating a i response to the go-to-church Sunday found
The
program
will
consist
of
a
a closer co-op- move last Sunday and hope man'-1 rhe' ^ were drowncd when th e; basket. Wait for the Santa Claus was wounded in the fray.”
community sing, the old familiar poems by Mr. Conklin.
work in the; more will attend the services next car in whlch they Wtfre driving basket before purchasing your Glen—"Look out, look out, you’ll songs, and a pageant dramatizing Everyone interested in farm bu­
reau work in this district is urged
County Preach- Sunday. Come out to the service
th, idaho.0 regon bridge west Christmas gifts.
the nativity of Christ. A commit­ by
catch fire.”
Chairman Herrett to be present.
organized this next Sunday and help us make the of Wciscr> struck an obstruction on
tee
of
ladies
have
the
program
now
Fighting W eeds.
Elwood—What’s the matter with under way and every child who ex­
reai-hers of the church an influencing force in the thg bridge> which was being repair- In sections
»he Northwest the you?”
“•eve- *h C* is.”
lazarene parson- community life. Y'our presence will pd at the . me_ and piunged through fruit grower» of cover
Holds with Glen—"Don’t go breathing over pects to be in the program should If you a e re un (he M.uioi "f Olives
organized and help.
j ^ be Tadjng. drop into the icy water .voting pnner, cutting the
be
in
attendance
at
the
rehearsals.
out round hsles
imi uy. or al'Mig ihe «le -vs tri rhe Jo r­
when I got this match lit.”
ihe first year as J Let every parent realize to th e' 0f the river 60 feet below. The boys for the melon hills It has been found here
lon. you luigi.i hear U'f xh.rl of th e
“We
agnin
urge
even
marketing
es, pastor of fullness of their responsibility the came to the surface and swam some thst hy this practice all weeds are and advise, as we did a month ago,
¡im peller as th e plane from Jerusalem
Papal H at W orn in SCO.
pal chu-ch of I duty of ending the children to 200 yards down stream before they I -mothered ¡mil there la a Mg saving to market your Christmas birds O rlginnlly th e Hiim <>r irlple rrow u iu»|is off on Ita re,i-..il fllghl lo the
with mali and i-t-Kengi-rS,
A. B. Weaver, j Sunday school. Why not go one \ .ank. They made a vain attempt to n labor for cultivation and Irrigation early if they are fat and in prime- of the pope, was a plnln liigh cap northward,
mnch llke thnae In whlcti Soges of 4n appealing fai-t In 'h e new« of ihe
Hist Episcopal j better and bring your children to j reach the railing of the bridge
condition. Hold the balance until W nlce «re so often repn-sentitl ln oll lay' ll might b» "»lied rhe Seventh
Cabbage in the British Islsa.
president; E. E. Sunday school next Sunday.
\ which was floating ahead of them.
are ready. A good many thin pli-tiirea. It w as flrat Inim dured by - 'rtisnde T he fh'H cer has al lea”t
the Nazarene We are planning to organize a D. M. Hancock and George Lee wit- T he R om m s are c re d it'd w ith In- they
Ihe Holy land e d d 'h fo r 20
birds
were killed at Thanksgiving l'iqie Nlehohia I, in 80II Ju st when •«('lured
trnduelnz
eabhaffe
Ini"
Uiuf'aml.
snd
•ecretary-tieas- men's Bible class in the near future.. nessed the accident but were power- Ihe soldiers of »' outwell carried It tn time which
'he flrat f oronet was addi-d la a mat- el.lune* Nurse-s'ufly leslaUMi th e sol­
should
have
been
fed
Get ready for this move and join in. less to aid the young men as the Scotland. and m ade If popular there, and fattened until Christmas. The ler of uneertalnty. bnt the sc-ond was d ie r —Farm Life.
fctings of the
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current is exceedingly strong and as they did sl*<> In Ireland aeeordlne general quality, however, was bet­ placed by Pope llonlfm-e VIII In I2B0
hold and the Lost—On street, small gold breast j dangerous at this point.
i twl the tlilrd by Pope L'rt>«n V, ahout
Breed ot Irieh Lione.
rn rrnditlon
ter than a year ago.
1308
to be held at 1 pin, valued as a keepsake. Leave Mrs. Emma Evans, mother of Ger-
Lion* «re hrerl In cont nerneot
“Caution:
Too
much
care
cannot
opal parsonage j at Journal office or with Mrs. Fred aid, watched her husband, a 12-year- H. Lee of Weiser.
ruceesBfillly in III* Dublin Zb
be taken in bleeding, dressing and or wing tip* up to the first joint, zard»n* than anywhere eleo la '
Marshall.
oid son and a 14-year-old daughter The car has been recovered.
should be left on.
world
drown in the same stream 14 years District Attorney R. D. Lytle ex- cooling out your birds if yon do which
“Suggest you write us now or
For Sale—Two electric heaters, ago in a spot just 25 miles below rm r e i the scene of the accident the your own killing. Be sure that notify
our local buyer number of Milk for Sale—Either delivered dt
^ars, b g type, j $7.50 each. Good as new. $11.50 the scene of the present accident. first of the week and he asserts he every bird dressed is absolutely bird* you
will have rewly for the at the houee.—W. W. Foster,—Adv.
free
from
feather*
and
pin
feathers
does
not
consider
that
any
liability
Rose, Ontario. value. See Nysaa Trading Co.— Lee was the son of Mr. and Mrs. 8.
can be placed upon Malheur countx,
i Adv.d81ti
A
The P.-T. A. met last Tuesday
evening, with a goodly number pres­
ent. The program consisted ot
papers by Mrs. Dick Tensen and
Mrs. W. W. Foster and a report of
the county council by Mrs. Paine.
Musical numbers by some of the
pupils of Mrs. Frank Stubbs’ piano
class were greatly appreciated. The
program committee appointed for
next meeting are Mrs. Dick Tensen,
Mrs. C. W. Reberger and Mrs. A.
I Sinclair. With this committee in
DISCUSSION charge we are looking forward to a
good program. Everybody is wel-
M ATTERS WILL I r°me. Show your interest in the
P.-T. A. by your attendance
OF MALHEUR ] help
when called upon.
IRESENTATIVE.
Local News of Interest Briefly Told
CONTENTION THAT EFFICIENT
WORK NOT ASSURED
TÜRKEYNEIS GOOD SUM
WANT LOCAL INSTITUTES
TURKEY PRICE IS DOWN
FARM BUREAU MEETIN6
BODY OF ONE IS FOUND
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