CATE CITY JOURNAl, THURSDAY, MARCH 2. 1923
e a . = h ù _______ ;
two blades of
grass grow where one
A E, FAusler, labor Oen Rd $4.50.
Mrs. Jane Davis, indigents *15.
Ray Parker, labor Oen Rd $4.50.
Mrs. Clara H. Young, indigents $15.
Legal Advertisement
Albert Boles, labor, Gen Rd. *4.50.
IE. H. Doty and wife, Indigents *15.
Alfred Meeker, labor. Oen Rd $4 50.
! Orson Leavitt and wife, Indigents $10.
NOTICE
Lee Williams, labor Oen Rd. *4 50.
I Abe Lewellen and wife, indigents $15.
i Steve Wukelltz, lndlgents. $7 50.
18 HEREBY OIVEN That the follow­ Chas. Lowry, labor. Gen Rd $4.50.
in 1932 in finding markets for the ing claims against Malheur County for Laurence) Sharp, labor Gen Rd. $4 50. J. and E Kilpatrick, Indigents. wage;
Old Mens Home January $75.00.
SEED GROWERS GET GOOD RE* “one blade” already being produced.
the month of January, 1933, were con­ Lenard Flint labor, Gen Rd *4.50.
Henry Moore, labor Gen Rd. $4.50.
Angela Unamo, Rent, Old Mens Home
TURNS IN MALHEUR COUNTY ON
sidered and ordered paid as follows:
Eleven county agents were active in
January $30.
James Silence, labor. Gen Rd. $4.50.
CERTIFIED CROPS.
’
aiding dairy marketing by organizing
H. K. Snowberger labor. Gen Rd *1.50. Kathryn Claypool, Office and travel-
January 18,1933
milk producers associations, or extend-
■ng expense. Co. school supt. $27.28.
Elwood Carr, labor Gen Rd. $4.50.
GENERAL FUND
Any idea that the chief activity of
the territory and membership of
Ernest Collier, labor. Gen Rd. $4.50.
Clara Tureman, Meals for Circuit Court
Jurors *6.75.
county agricultural agents is to “mniro, cooperative creameries, Ballard’s report Robt. Copeland, Circuit Court Juror (9. Paul Sutton, labor Gen Rd. $4.50.
Drexel Hotel, Meals for Circuit Court
■■ --
— shows. Fourteeen county agents assisted vale Meat Company, Supplies for indl- Gene Tilton, labor. Gen Rd. $4.50.
Jurors $5.85.
Cecil Viles, labor, Gen Rd. $4.50.
iIIIJl.ll;ll;li!l 1,1 ||||:II:IIIIIU;ll:l;l:iJli:ill’llllll!lll:liHIJIl:im ln turkey marketing, the most outstand- 1 gents, $27.78.
ing development being organizaton of a _ _
.
...
. — _ ¡J. C. Crisman, labor Gen Rd. $4.50.
Malheur Home Telephone Co. Phones
state sales agency for the local cooper- F C’ Moore’ Wood ior lndlgenU’ W 0° W. F. Johnson labor, Gen Rd. $4.50.
by circuit judge *5.60.
atives.
H. C. Slayton, Delivery ballot boxes, $5. Vernon Farnsworth, labor, Gen Rd $4.50 Idaho Typewriter exchange, Supplies
GEO. KINZER
T. C. McElroy, Circuit Court Juror, A. W. Phillips, labor. Gen Rd. *8 25.
for county judge *1.00.
In Malheur county 26,000 pounds of | $12.60.
Ora E. Clark, County Court, $24.60.
L. E. Hight, labor Gen Rd. $9.00.
Plumber
Grimm alfalfa seed, mostly certified e . M. Blcdgett, Exp. as Dlst. Atty. $9.60. C. M. Zink, labor Gen Rd $9.00.
E. H Brumbach, Countv Court, 39.70.
through the agent’s office, brought e . B. Conklin, Circuit Court Juror, $6.20. Edwin Leavitt, labor, Gen Rd. $9.00.
C. W. Glenn, traveling expenses $6.50.
growers at least $1000 more than if it Thos. Welch, Circuit Court Juror $36.
J. Jensen, labor, eGn Rd. $9.00.
(Continued next week)
had
not
been
certified.
G. B. Adams, Circuit Court Juror $43. Ernest Peterson, labor Gen Rd. $9.00.
Repairs and Sells Furnaces Com­
John Leweleln, Circuit Court Juror, C. W. Barrett, labor, Fen Rd. *15.00.
Wallowa county saw the most cx- $57 40
peting with even the mail order
•
IF INTERESTED IN PURCHASE IM­
tensive work in livestock marketing
A Reed, Circuit Court Juror, $35.00. Lewis DeBord, labor Gen Rd. $15.00.
houses. If you need him ln a
PROVED FARM, READ THIS:
where the county agent is secretary of
Hanna> Clrcult Court Jur0r. $27.60. John Cord, labor R D No. 3 $13.75.
the association which marketed 20,000
Ackerman circuit Court Juror John Chester, labor R D No. 3 $12.50.
160 acres on Owyhee, irrigated from
hurry for plumbing or furnace
Roy Burt, labor, R D No. 3 $13.50.
hogs, 12,078 cattle, and 9897 sheep co- , «1580
Owyhee Ditch, 6 horses and all neces­
Jas.
Purvis,
labor
R
D
No.
3
$14.38.
operatively during the year. Ten other pau, Van Petten, Clrcult Court Juror
repair, phone
Ray Hutchlnosn, labor, R D No. 3, $15. sary farm equipment and machinery in­
agents assisted in livestock marketing $6.40.
cluded. Price *3.000.00.
Parma 98W Collect
A. C. Burt labor R D No. 3 $10.50.
work.
Sam F. Taylor, Circuit Court Juror, Arthur Palmer labor, R D No. 3 $18.00.
Also 80 acres Joining the above. Irri­
Fruit and vegetable marketing was $15.80.
gated from Owyhee Ditch. Price $2400.
J. L. Reed, labor. R D No. 3 *12.50.
furthered by 12 county agents an out- P- M. Boals. Circuit Court Juror, $30.
E. M. Blodgett, Nyssa, Oregon.
Geo. H. Lang, labor, R D No. 3 $13.75.
Furnaces and Plumbing standing example being the organiza- James I. Diven, Circuit Court Juror, H B. Hardiman labor R D No 3 $15.
tion of public markets in Union county $15.80.
Martie Hansen, labor. R D No. 3 $13.75.
J. A. Davenport Circuit Court Juror, P. Whitehead, labor, R D No. 3 *15.
CITATION
..iiiiiii iii!iiii!iiii;mi:i:uiiiiiiiiiiiii;iii:i!i:iii.iiiiiiiiiiiL<i[ii!:miiiEi. in cooperation with county granges.
$15.80.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
Wm. McEwen, Circuit Court Juror, J. B. Marley, labor. R D No. 3 $6.
Elmer Stoner, labor, R. D No. 3 $9.
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
I $21.40.
C. C Heid, labor R D No. 3 $5.25.
COUNTY OF MALHEUR.
I Robt. Barney, Circuit Court Juror $9.20. J. Price, labor R D No. 3, $9.00.
ANNABELLE McLEOD TOLMIE,
j C. E. Thomas, Circuit Court jury bailiff C. R. Skinner, labor, R D No 3 $9.
Plaintiff,
i $10.
Geo. Hanna, labor, R D No. 3 $7.50.
vs.
I Horace G. Joseph, Circuit Court Juror T. O. Beach, labor. R D No. 3, $6.
RADIOS Serviced $1.00 per call plus
J. H. McLEOD, MARY MCDONALD,
I $43.60.
Geo. Eidredge, labor R D No. 3 $12.
Replaced Parts
DOLINA KERR, INA McLEOD and
Joe Blanton Circuit Court jury bailiff,
John Laur, labor, R D No. 3 $7.50.
HUGH McLEOD, JOAN McLEOD and
$27.60.
Electric Household Appliances and
HUGH McLEOD,
A. H. Rettig Circuit Court Juror, $30. Robt. Forsman,1 abor, R D No. 3 $8.25.
Fred Preston, labor. R D No. 3 $6.
Plaintiffs by Intervention,
Electrical Equipment Repaired
J. B. Jones, Circuit Court Jurir $30.
O. P. Pierce, labor R D No. 3 $7.50.
vs.
Geo. W. Kaylor, Circuit Court Juror, Harold Hill, labor. R D No. 3 $9.
CHARLES McLEOD, NORMAN Mc­
Gas — Oils — Greasing — Cleaning Solvent
$42.80.
Andy Brown, labor R D No. 3 $9.
LEOD, DONALD McLEOD, MARG­
Wilmer L. Boyer. Circuit Court Juror Jas. Jaramillo. labor. R D No. 3 $8.25.
Tires — Kerosene — Accessories
ARET McLEOD, ELLEN McLEOD,
$18.80.
Joe Embody, labor R D No. 1 $15.75.
Frank T. Morgan, Circuit Court Juror, Darrel Williams, labor R D No 1 $15.75. MARY McLEOD, ANNIE McLEOD,
CHRISTINE McLEOD, EFFIE Mc­
$23.00.
A. S. King, labor. R D No. 1 $15.75.
J. W. Gibson, Circuit Court Juror, John Lienhard, labor, R D No. 1 $21.00. LEOD, JOHN D O E STEWART,
CHRISTINA MCKENZIE, FLO GRA­
NYSSA
OREGON
$36.60.
Roy Brewer labor, R D No 1 $21.
HAM, ROBIN A KELLOWAY, and the
¡Lee Webb. Circuit Court Juror, $36.
F. J. McCarty, labor, R D No. 1 $21.
Heirs, known and unknown, of Don­
Oscar H. Graham Circuit Court Juror R. H. Kelley, labor R D No 1 $21.
ald McLeod, Deceased,
$25.20.
C. C. Taylor, labor, R D No. 1, $21.
Defendants.
Ernest Locey, Circuit Court Juror. $43. Jake Davis, labor R D No. 1 $21.
;Ora C. Hope, Postage and supplies Tom Stewart, labor, R D No. 1 $22.17. TO ANNABELLE McLEOD TOLMIE,
CHARLES McLEOD, NORMAN Mc­
county treas. office $10.
A Little Money
Wylie Frakes, labor R D No. 1 $22.17. LEOD, DONALD McLEOD, MARG­
| Mrs. Artie Pool, Indigent. $15.
E O. Walters, labor, R D No. 1 $21.00. ARET McLEOD. ELLEN McLEOD,
O. E. Carman Circuit Court Juror D. Peters, labor, R D No. 1 $26.75.
MARY McLEOD, ANNIE McLEOD,
$12.60.
Lenard Flint,, labor R D No. 1 $4.50.
CHRISTINE McLEOD, EFFIE Mc­
Halversons Pure Food Store, Supplies Burt Ingle, labor R D No. 1 $21.00.
DOE STEWART,
LEOD, J O H N
Buys a 1 o t of value these
for Audy Baze, $38.81.
Herb Stewart, labor. R D No. 1 $21.
CHRISTINA MCKENZIE, FLO GRA­
Halversons Pure Food Store Supplies T. H. Brewer, labor R D No. 1 $21.
HAM, ROBINA KELLOWAY, and the
for indigents, $8.53.
days when it comes to fur­
N. P. Grover, labor R D No. 1 $21.00. Heirs known, and unknown, of Donald
GENERAL ROAD FUND
J. L. Gray, labor, R D No. I, $18.55.
McLeod, Deceased, and HARRY B.
W. C. Hardy labor, R D No 3. $24.00.
A. A. Derrick, labor R D No 1 $18.37.
COCKRUM, Administrator of the estate
E. W. Howe, labor R D No 3. $20.
niture. W e c a n supply
Wm. Gordon, labor R D No. 1 $14.44.
of said Donald McLeod, Deceased,
J. F. Russell, labor, R D No 3 $20
Homer G. King, labor, R D No. 1 $64.05. GREETING:
H. B. Mays, labor, R D No 3 $20.
I Blain May, labor, R D No 1 $21.
you with whatever you
H. B. Hardiman, labor, R D No. 3 $20. Lawrence Colley, labor. R D No. 1 $10.50. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
J. L. Reed Labor R D No 3 $12.50.
J. F. Mullins, labor, R D No. 1 $14.69.
H P. Carter, labor. R D No. 3 $12.
need in the furniture line.
Frank Steinhaus, labor, R D No. 1 $9.19.
! John Brown labor R D No 3 $12.
C. H. Hoffman, labor, R D No. 1 *17.50.
T. O. Beach, labor. R D No.. 3 $12.
B. Snow, labor R D No. 1 $13.30.
Oscar Johnson, labor, R D No. 3 $12.
Earl Emerson, labor, R D No. 1 $15.
SEE US FIRST
! B. E. Bramley, labor. R D No 3 $9.
Guy Pittard, labor R D No. 1 $14.43.
E. Price, Labor . R D No. 3 $12.
C. W. DeBoer, labor, R D No. 1 $33.44.
C. C. Held, labor, R D No. 3, $2.25.
A. H. Struthers, labor R D No. 3 $18.75. Henry Moore, labor, R D No. 1 $9.
James Silence, labor R D No. 1 $4.50.
Walter Struthers, labor R D No. 3 $9.75. T. S. Kanady, Jr. labor R D No. 1 $12.
G H. Purvis, labor R D No. 3 $15.
Thos Kanady, labor R D No. 1 $15.00.
OREGON
Arthur Heiter, labor, R D No. 2 *15.
NYSSA
A. W. Phillips, labor, R D No. 1, *3.00.
Art Doman, labor R D No. 2 $15.
M. K. Snowberger, labor R D No 1
Dale Lakey, labor, R D No. 2 $15.
*4.50.
Roy Carruth, labor R D No. 2 $12.
Frank Collins, labor, R D No. 1 $4.50.
Herman Boeing, labor R D No. $15.
Vic Be lisle, labor R D No. 1 $4.50.
i Bert Spencer, labor, R D No 2 $7.50.
Elwood Carr, labor R D No. 1 $4.50.
! B. B. Kelley, labor R D No. 2 *9.
Ernist Collier, labor, R D No. 1 *4.50.
i Parrel Ransom, labor R D No 2 $9.
Cecil Viles, labor R D No. 1 $4.50.
Truman Deiter labor R D No 2, $3.75.
J. C. Crisman, labor, R D No. 1 $9.
Tom Rust labor R D No 2 $9.00.
W. F. Johnson, labor R D No. 1 $4.50.
i Harley Jones, labor R D No. 2 $9.00.
Vernon Farnwsorth, 1 abor R D No 1
Ask About Our
Elwood Glenn, labor Gen Road Fund *4.50
*7.50.
Lawrence Sharp,, labor R D No 1 *4.50.
Ira G. Watson, labor Gen Rd Fund $7.50
Oil Permanent Wave
Clarence Flake, labor Gen Rd Fund Chas. Lowrey, labor, R D No. 1 $4.50.
Emmett
Harrison,
labor
R
D
No.
1
$3.00.
$7.50
At $2.95
Leonard Hart, labor Gen Rd Fund $7.50. E. L. Evans, labor, R D No. 1 $4.50.
Harold
Wright,
labor
R
D
No.
1
$4.50.
You'll Always Get Your Money’s
Jas. Jaramillo, labor Gen Rd. Fund. $6.
Fred Preston, labor Gen Rd Fund *9. Willard Harris, labor R D No. 1 $4.50.
Worth At
Lawrence
Stowell
labor
R
D
No
1,
$4.50.
Robt. Forsman, labor Gen Rd. Fund $9.
Roy
Paulson,
labor
R
D
No.
1
$3.00.
Carl Fegtly, labor, Oen Rd. Fund $4.50.
the School Child
Geo. Eidredge, labor Gen Rd. Fund Ray Parker, labor R D No. 1 $3.00.
Owyhee Beauty Shop
Albert Boles, labor R D No. 1 $4.50.
$ 12 .
J. Ruzicka, labor R D No. 1 $3.00.
should have all the clean, wholesome milk he can
Nyssa
j Wm. Shunn, labor, Gen Rd. Fund, $7.50. J.
Phone 55F3
R. G. Burt labor Gen Rd. Fund $13.75. E. C. Walker, labor R D No 1 $6.00,
drink. Plenty of milk is a body builder and
Conley
Randel.
labor
R
D
No.l
*1.50.
■John Cord labor, Gen Rd Fund $13.75.
makes your boy and girl better able to resist the
¡John Chester, labor Gen Rd Fund Doine Morris, labor, R D No 1 $4.50.
C. E. Holland, labor R D No. 1 $4.50.
various ailments which continually threaten the
I $12.50.
¡Floyd Robirts, labor, Gen Rd. Fund Chas. Rigsby, labor. R D No. 1 $4.50.
child.
Theo Peterson, labor R D No. 1 $4.50.
*5.31.
Drink and Use More of Our Wholesome Milk
Jim Purvis, labor Oen Rd. Fund $12.19. Ralph Collier, labor R D No 1 $4.50.
'Ray Hutchinson, labor, Gen Rd. Fund Carl Lawrence, labor R D No. 3 $1.25.
Arthur Heer, Deputy Sheriff $112.19.
$6.25.
H. C. Reed Moving grader. Oen Rd. Chas. S. Leavitt. Deputy Sheriff $112.19.
Fund, *20.
Valeda Thayer, Clerk. Sheriff's office
OREGON
NYSSA
Jake Fisher, labo r.Gen Rd Fund $20.
*89.69.
Winter calls for good tight shoes.
Elmer Stradiey, labor Oen Rd Fund C. E. Howell, Salary Deputy Clerk
Watch them closely and when
$15.
they begin to show hard wear,
$112.50.
Harry Gardner, labor Gen Rd Fnud $15.
bring them to us. It will prolong
G. C. Vest, labor, Gen Rd Fund $13.75. Betty L. Kaylor, Clerk’s stenographer
their life and ease up on your
$90.00.
George Ray, labor Gen Rd Fund $15.
purse.
Margaret
L.
Oeorgi,
Clerk's
stenogra­
Merle Lynder, labor Gen Rd. Fund $15.
Whatever May Be The
pher
$90.00.
Cecil Bogart, labor, Oen Rd. Fund *15.
Clayton Jensen, labor Gen Rd. Fund $9. Jean Burrelle, Deputy Assessor $112.50.
Jake Peterson, labor. Oen Rd. Fund *9. Mildred Bennett, Clerk, Assessor's of­
R. W. PARKINSON
Lee Montgomery, labor Oen Rd. Fund fice $90.00.
Nyssa, Oregon
$9.00.
John Hart, Janitor $79.69.
Lynn Matheny, labor Oen Rd. Fund $9. State Indus. Acc Com. Workmens Com­
WE DO HARNESS REPAIR
pensation. $20.04.
January 30, 1933
Mrs. Joe Reed, indigent, care Dan Car­
line. $20 00.
—the simplest, or most complicated—we are
I
GENERAL FUND
Mrs. Oeo. McTavish indigent, care Bob
prepared to take care of it properly and prompt-
D. M. Pritchard, Circuit Court Bailiff, Rutherford »20.00.
*64.00.
Mrs. E. P. Hendrix, tndgont, care J D.
F. C. Moore, Act. lndlgents ( H cord ap­ Rogers, *20 00.
—diagnosing cure for auto trouble is our busi­
ple wood) $4.00.
Mrs. J. Maddux. Indigent, care Mrs
Charles Smith, C C. witness, $6.40.
Sarah Jones $20
ness and our pride.
Mrs. Laura Lathr6p, indigent, care of
OENERAL
ROAD
FUND
We Want to Give You Service— PLUS
Lloyd Roberts, $15.
Rooma, Board and Bath
Art Hoskins, labor Gen Rd Fund $4.50. Mrs. Conley Davis, Indigent, care Jim
$2.50 per day
Townsend, *10.
Earl Emerson, labor, Oen Rd. $4JO.
Mrs. Tlllie Pierce. Indigent, care BUI
Lloyd Logan, labor Oen Rd 14.50.
Rheumatism and
Bowden, $20.
O. P. Ashlock, labor Oen Rd. $4JO.
Nervous Cases
Mrs Lennle Birge. Indigent, care Steve
J. S. Bennett, labor Oen Rd. $4 50
McMahan. $15.
Doyle Vincent, labor, Oen Rd $4.50.
Dr. D. A. SEXTON
C. E. Thomas and wife, lndlgents, $20.
H. C. Secoy. labor, Oen Rd $ 4.50
Phone 43
Nyssa
Oeo. Barnes labor, Oen Rd. Fund $4.50 John Morgan, lndlgents, $10.
VALE, OREGON
VAI
H. Cole, lndlgents, $10.
Jas. Barrett, labor Oen Rd. $$ 00
C. Cantwell, lndlgents $10.
I Virgil Sharp, labor Oen Rd. $4 JO.
COUNTY AGENTS grew before," is not borne out by the
annual report of F. L. Ballard, state
county agent leader, which shows that I
SEEK MARKETS one of the major services of the agents
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OREGON, You, and each of you, a r
hereby cited and required to appear l-
the County Court of the Stale of Ore
gon. for the County of Malheur, at tb
Court room thereof, at Vale, Oregon
in said County and State, on Monday
the 22ud day of May. 1933. at U$$ kOH
of 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon of said
day. then and there to exhibit, ln the
manner provided by law. your, and each
of your, respective claims of heirship,
ownership andior Interest in said estate
of said Donald McLeod, deceased, and
show cause. If any there be, why the
facts should not be found, and the
rights of heirship and distribution to
said estate decreed, as set forth and
prayed for ln the petition of the said
plaintiffs, J. H. McLeod, Mary McDon­
ald. Dolina Kerr, Ina McLeod and Hugh
McLeod. Joan McLeod and Hugh Mc­
Leod, by Intervention, on file herein;
and you, and each of you, are hereby
further cited to appear before said
Court at said time and place and file
answers setting up your, and each of
your, respective claims of heirship,
ownership and interest in said estate.
You, and each of you, will please
take notice that this citation is served
upon you by virtue of an order of the
Hori. David F. Oraham, Judge of the
above entitled Court, made and entered
on the 14th day of February, 1933, and
directing that this citation be served
upon you by publication thereof for six
successive weeks and seven publications
thereof, ln the Gate City Journal, a
week newspaper of general circulation,
published and circulated at Nyssa. Mal­
heur County. Oregon, and that the first
publication thereof be on the 16th day
of February, 1933.
WITNESS, The Hon. David F. O ra­
ham, Judge of the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County of
Malheur, with the seal of said Court
affixed, this 14th day of February, 1933.
NYSSA LIBRARY HOURS
Town patrons, 2:30 to S:S0.
Out of town patrons. 2:30 to 7:80.
- - when the
need for - - -
Prompt
. AMBULANCE
SERVICE
Arises
PHONE 76F3
IT WILL bring a modern am­
bulance-outfitted with every
comfort and need for the sick
—and manned by courteous
attendants.
We maintain a modem am­
bulance service ln addition to
our hearse service.
DAVID F. GRAHAM-,
County Judge.
ROY DALEY,
Clerk.
E. M. BLDOGETT, Attorney for above
named plaintiffs by Intervention.
ATTEST:
SEAL
Date of First Publication, February 16,
1933.
Date of Last Publication, March 30,1933
Day or Night!
NYSSA FUNERAL
HOME
Nyssa
Oregon
Why Worry About —
W a sh
Day
When the United Laundry is ready to serve you
at lowest prices on family bundles.
Individual Care is Given Every Order
THE UNITED LAUNDRY
Mrs. Margaret Pashley, Prop.
Nyssa
Oregon
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
The following firms of Ontario will serve you with honest values:
HAVE YOUR
WATCH AND CLOCK
REPAIRED NOW!
At Lowest Prices:
Watches cleaned ..... .............. $1.50 to $2
Mainsprings _________ _________ $1.25
C rystals......................... — ....36c to 75o
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Only genuine factory material Is u sed -
all work guaranteed.
F i n e selection Watches. Silverware,
Jewelry at lowest prices.
ENORAVINO FREE C*n any article
purchased.
GINZEL JEWELRY STORE
Jeweler and Watchmaker
HEATER’S STUDIO
Portraits of Quality
Kodak Finishing
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The MOORE HOTEL
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