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Vale Visitors
A big dele gation o f boosters to r the
big Carnival Dance a t Vale tomorrow
(S a turday) n i g h t were in Nyssa
Thursday evening and e xtended an
invitation to the people of N y i r a and
vicinity t o join ‘"ith them in making
the v e n t a joyous occasion. The dance
i . under tbe auspaces of the Vave l ie
d e p a r t m e n t and nothing is being lefl
undone to m ake it a success The
delegation I hursday evening played s
nu m b er of band se lections on t i t
s t r e e t a n d m ade the annoui c em ent
Those composing the p a r t y were Ik.
R obinette, Robt D. Lytle, F e r d Zut*
l)r. Burrows, Mr. Barney, A r th u r
H unt, Chaa McCrea and family, W.
L H u tto n and f a a i l y , Mr. Voak and
family, Oscar Daley, Tom Miller,
T.ieltaa Voak, Ted Knowles, C. C
Mueller, W. L. Baldridge, L. P. Lum
p ay.
Birthday Picnic
The following N y s s a ite s enjoyed a
big picnic a t the B a r r e t t home m a r
A rcadia Sunday: C. C. H u n t and
family, Mr and Mrs. O. G. Hauer.
Mrs Agnes H a m a k e r und son Robert,
S. D. G oshert and family, Mr. and
Mrs. J . Boydell, Miss Eva Boyd e l ,
E r n e s t Wilson a n d fam ily, Barney
Wilson and family, and C. F. E der
New Plym outh. A picnic dinner con-
lis ti n g of ice c re a m ,
cake, fried
chicken and e v e r y t h in g w h b enthusi
H e l i c a l l y p a r ta k e n o f by the merry
makers. T h e occarion fo r all tha t i
e i t s m e n t w h s th e 61st anniversary i f
Mr. B a r r e t t ' s b ir th d a y and his friends
were helping him celebrate.
Brothers Meet Here
F. G. Holmes of Greeley, Celo., a i d
L. E. Holmes of M odesto, Cal., with
their wives and fa m ilie s, a re visiting
e t the H. D. Holmes home. The two
gentlem en are brothers, nephews of
H D , and h a d n 't seen each o t h e r for
13 years. F. G. a rriv e d Sunday and
L E. Monday, and th e i r m ee ting here
was aam ething in the n a t u r e of a coin
cidence, as n e ith e r knew the o th e r
was coining.
L E Holmes is looking for a loca
tion for a dairy ra n ch and is th o r o u g h
ly fa m illiar with th e business, having
been e n g ag e d in it for many years.
Ha is g r e a t ly im pressed with our won
d e r fu l crops and the manifold ad
v a n t a g e ! of th e Snake valley as a
da iry section.
Robertson and Mrs. Harlan Div»n
entertained with a most enjoyable
bridge party in honor of Mrs. Harry
Cuehert of Emmett, Idaho. Guests
sufficient to make live tables were
present. Mrs. Frank Hall won high
ecora for the afteraoon, with Mrs.
Dean Smith winning tha oonsulation
prise and Mrs. Goahart was presented
with a guasl prise. Out of town
guests besides Mrs. Goshert were Mrs.
Arthur Cockrum o f O n tvio and Mrr.
Ernest Diven of Wilder.
Iu Livestock Raising
Rsiae iiveatock?
Then you are probably one of tha
many readers ef tha Journal who are
finding the Livestock Department an
interesting and valuable part of the*
paper And if you haran't “ discov
ered" this important department, you
navan’t been getting all the vilue
from each issue of the Journal,
In every issue Liveetoek offers many
practical sogge-tinna from breeder*,
veteiinari-a, feeder* ar.d marketers of
farm animals. The source of most of
these things you will And there le the
U S. Department of Agriculture and
various colleges of sgricultura and
experiment stations in all carts of the
country. There is ro better general
source of livestock information than
the e, and every yea- millions of dol-
lors are spent in nfforts to improve
all phases of the industry and in the
compiling of data and statistics.
Read Livestock today You’ll find
it packed with valuable information.
Auto Thief Captured
Vale. Ora. -Lawrence Worlay of
Baker is being held in the eeunty jail
on an auto theft charge. After a
spirited chase by Tr iffic Officer J.
Robertson and Sheriff C. W. Glenn
last week a runabont awned by Gordon
Ray of Ontario was recovered abend
onad by the thief. 10 miles above Vale.
Realising the «base was a bot one,
Worley took to the sagebrush bills
when he saw the officers d olin g in on
him. The youth evaded capture dur
ing th i night but was caught the next
morning by Sheriff Glenn. Worley is
•bout 16 years of age.
P. 1. Exposition
LINK’S BUSINESS CO L L E GE
ANI)
SECRETARIAL SCHOOL
Boise, Idaho
Announces it* FALL TERM Opening Datea
Monday, August 31
Tuesday, September 1
Tuesday, September 8
NEW CLASSES in »11 commercial subject»
o r g r n iie d on the*» d»>8.
GOOD POSITIONS
GOOD SALARIES
Tbs premium list of the fifteenth
to all who GRADU a T E from ou r COM PLETE H U S I N E i S C OU RSE
annual Pacific lnternetio al Livestock
“ T H E BEST IN T H E W E S T ”
Send for F R E E CATALOGUE giving full in form atio n
Exposition, which will be held at Port-;
B. C BEETHAM. Mgr.
Boise. Idaho
land, Oregon, October 21 to November '
7, inclusive, has just been received at |
this office and carriea a total premium i
B e a u t y B e f o r e U ti l i t y
H a r d W o r k to Sa ve D o g
from all sources of nearly $100 000.
A valuable fox terrier was reeeuiul
Stenngrupher* are often engaged for
This great livestock classic of West after being Imprisoned iiinong the huge esthetic ns well ns utilitarian reasons.
ern America promise* to be still b et-1
t e r than any yaar before and already \ bowlders on the mountainside between It Is rarely, however, th at the lutter
entries of various sort* of livestock Llanfachreth and Trawafynydd. Wale». are completely Ignored, as w h s the
are prom sed from every part of tba Experienced miners were engaged cnee in an advertisement lhat uppenred
three dnys blasting the rock, anil af In a New York newspaper. "Wanted,’’
Uoiled S t e le s and Canada.
The O K. K Club has p istponed its
m e e tin g this Thursday until Thursday,
th e 27th of A ugust, because Mrs Lou
DeUoede has the threshers
H a r r y Evans finished digging spuds
S a turday and h is $00 or 400 sa cks of
eulla a! Mr. H u n t 's le t t u c e shed in
N yssa th a t anyone may have p ro v id 'd
ter that If look nine men lo remove It read, "a stenographer. Musi be
Bids for leveling 100 acres of ground.
Came to my place, one mala bog. the big bowlders. Pood had been low good-looking. Knowledge of typing no!
they furnish th e i r own sa cks or pay
necessary.’’
H e rm an Thun, Gambia Island. a21 8t “ Come und get it ’’ H. R. Sherwood. ered te ihe dog by means of a rope.
for th e ones the spuds a-e in.
Mr. and Mir. J. W. K y g a r and Mrs.
Lyma K y g a r motored to N yssa Mon
day.
Little P e ggy Schweizer Is r e sting
tom * easier this (W ednesday) morn
ing, but is still sick from the effect*
of t h . e t h e r a d m i n i s t e r 'd when she
The State of Oregon has chartered the FIRST MORTGAGE
fell from her pony ar.d cut he r face so j
SAVINGS
& LOAN ASSOCIATION, with head offices in Ontario,
badly Monday.
to
conduct
a
Savings & Loan Association under the supervision
Mr. and Mrs, F. L. DeBord and
and control of the state.
family of P a y e t t e rpei t Sunday with
Me and Mrs F r i d K hnvback and
spe nt the a f t e n oon a t T M. Lowe's. !
The service of a Savings & Loan Association under the Oregon
Ed Hennia finished digging all his
plan is to encourage Thrift through the «tie of Savings Shares
spuds e x c e p t the late Gems Wednes
upon which deposits are made monthly, or in a lump sum. Each
day noon and the ladies served a big
depositor is given a Savings Pass Book in which deposits are
feed with ice c r e a m and melons.
credited.
Whenever the deposits, together with the earning^
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. G ruber and
credited, amount to the maturity of the shares subscribed, the
Miss'-s Nellie and Rada Elliott l e f t
full accumu ations are paid in cash. In the meantime a depositor
Tuesday for Las Animss, Colo , a f t e r
• sending the sum m er a t the E liott
has liberal withdrawal or borrowing privileges in the event he or
h ime.
she wishes to use a part of the funds on deposit.
Mr. and Mrs. O. R H ite and Mr.
and Mr» William Sehweizer m otored
The funds accumulated from deposits are loaned by the Associa
to Ontario Monday to r e n t a house be
tion
on first mortgage security, principally upon homes. The
fore school s t a r t s so l h a t W anda and
borrower, in every instance, must furnish sufficient sound security
Omar may a t t e n d high school.
Wanted
To the Citizens of
Malheur County
I
to qualify the loan and, without exception, pay eff the loan
monthly. Each loan becomes continually better as the borrower
is thus reducing his mortgage indebtedness each month, with the
security remaining the same.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis W alters were
callers at th e H. H. W eid tm a o home
Friday.
Notice to Taxpayers
Notice is hereby given t h a t by vir
tue of Section 4291, lire,,on Compiled
Laws, 1913, the
M A L H E U R C OU NT Y BOARD OF
E QUA LIZ AT ION
will m eet on t h e second Monday of
Septem ber, 1925, th e said Monday
being the 14th S e p te m b e r, 1925. at
the County Court House, Vale, Mal
heur County, Oregon, to publicly ex
am ine the 1926 a sse ss m e n t rolls and
to c orrect e r r o r s in valu atio n, descrip
tion or quality of lands, lots or other
property assessed by the assessor of
Malheur County, Oregon: All per
sons i n te r e s 'e d shall a p p e a r at the
p ace and time app ilnteu.
Andrew M. Graham
Asse ssor of Malheur County.
Dated a t Vale, Malheur County,
Oregon, th is th e 18th day of August,
1925.
s21 St
$ 9.15
Round Trip
The funds of depositors are not protected with a single mortgage
but with all owned by tfce Association. There is no better secu
rity than many small, sound mortgages on improved heme prop
erty.
Mr. Herbert Hoovei, Sa retary of the
United States Department of Com
merce, says:
“ Your associations, true people’s
banks, popularly control'ed and lo
eally managed, have sprung up vol
untarily throughout the country.
Through the system of weekly or
monthly deposits by their share holders
they encourage thrift thruout the
nation. Tbroagh the system of amor
tization, in which the building and
loan associations ware the pieneevB.
they have made their asset* sound sod
worthy at confidence. Through loan*
principally upon homes they ere an
instrumentality not only in solving the
housing problem, but in developing
self reliance in oar citiaenry.
"It is my earnest desire that tha
building and Ivan associations of tha
United S id e s should be encouraged
by the public spirited citizens of every
locality.”
from Nyssa
The State of Oregon holds all mortgagee of the Association as
an abaoiute protection to all depositors. THERE IIAS NOT
BEEN A DOLLAR LOST IN EASTERN OREGON IN 35
YEARg UNDER THIS PLAN
This plan of saving and loaning money is ICO years old. The
Savings & Loan Associations were the originators of the amorti
zation loan system, which is the basis of the Federal I.and Bank
Loan System. They are the fosterers of the greatest thrift sys
tem which has ever been evolved. Today more than seven million
Americans have deposited with this associations the tremendous
sum of four billions of dollars.
WHAT A SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION MEANS TO
YOUR COMMUNITY.
—It creates thrift araeng those who are not now SAVERS.
—It gives the ambitious man or woman in your oommunity a con*
venient way to home ownership and all the pleasures that a home
makes possible.
—It provides work for the building trades, business for the
building material concerns. It brings prosperity to the Merchant,
the doctor, the lawyer. It builds solid pi ogress for the commu
nity and everyone who lives and labors among you.
September 5
Entertains Bridge Club
I.aal Friday afternoon Mrs. Artie
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The age and size of a Savings & > '-an Association is not an issue
no a matter of competition Unt. r the Oregon plan n Savings
& Loan Association is as safe wher it is young with small deposits
m it is when it is old with extsn v« investments. The STATE
OF OREGON PROTECTS ALL L - . OSITORS EQUALLY, RE-
GARDLESS OF AGE OR SIZE.
Salt Lake City
Proport ions’ rly Low Fare* to
Ogden
VIA
The First Mortgage Savings & Loan Association is Malheur
County’s own institution, protected by the state.
O regon S hort L ine
Writs your name and address on this slip and mail it today a n j
obtain information which will be of interest to you.
(UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM)
Growth of Fairs
Limit September 8th
I
Ask Llocal Agents for
In 1810, one fair; In 1926, two thous
Further Detail*
and faira.
In 1810, an attendance of about live Spend the Week End end Labor Day in
Salt Lake City and Ogden
thousand; In 1926 an estimated attorsi-
ance of approximately twenty-live
ViiH :
Saltair Beach
million
Tbwee figure*, in a nut shall, tell the
Ogden Canyon
Warateh Canyon*
etory of the marvelous growth of the
American fair from the humblest b*
A nd many other
ginning to Its present statu* as sn im
Points of Interact
portent factor in agricultural educe
tion. They are of special inter*»!
here, in view of the approaching Mai
htur County Fair, which will be held
September 8 10.
FIRST MORTGAGE SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION,
First Natioaal Bank Building (ground floor)
Ontario. Oragon.
Plaasa tend ma mora information about our local Assorlation,
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W. H. Crooker
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