Y o u ’ ll N e v e r
R egret
It,
I f Y ou
In vest
At
N yssa
T he G ate C ity J ournal
A C o n tin u a tio n o f T h e N y s s a S u n
IN.
AL IT E M S
Nelson went
$1.50 PER YEAR.
NYSSA: MALHEUR COUNTY. OREGON, TH U RSDAY AUGUST 4 1910
to
Boise
hjllil» went to Weiser
| on business.
iihurp was looking after
fin Nauipa Monday.
Walker went to Boise
Lv to attend the races.
bkustou of Vale < >re. was
iiitli Miss Gibson Sunday
ruzin was attending pro-
business iu Parma Satur-
DIRECTORS
EMPLOY
MANAGER
Directors Meet and 0 K’s
Purchases Made by
Commmittee-Poles
•
Arrived.
OKtt.Ok t it.il l II.
Tlie West Makes u Ooiul Show ing unit lakes All Houors.
Idaho takes lirst and we are so situated that if we wished to be included
in that state we could, but there would be no advantage in it. We are eighth
and proud of it, although we would like to be closer to the top. Watch
Oregon for the next ten years.
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5
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aj
0)
a CO
<v
îb
e
>*
V
3 0
a
>*
cd
u
ws
o
Tons. Total.
231.61
2.11
2.85
307.15
304.60
1.80
294.60
2.90
2.28
287.38
286.28
2.08
266.15
2.30
1.83
239.73
220.59
1.39
213.48
1.38
212.65
1.35
1.66
208.36
204.25
1.55
200.89
1.39
199.06
1.36
1 39
198.29
1.55
196.55
185.28
1.28
183.60
1.30
1.41
171.81
Leader.
2
»
01
a
O
bushels.
O regon ...................^5.8
19.6
30.0
15.7
32.2
109.2
I d a h o .................... U9.5
24.3
39.8
41.7 „
148.2
M ontana................ 83.3
26.4
2u. 4 36.2
43.3
150.0
U t a h ...................... 26.9
24.5
40.3
17.6
38.4
144.0
W ashington.......... 23.8
23.3
46.3
19.2
38.0
134.5
W yom in g.............. 28.0
24.9
30.1
35.9
21.0
144.3
C o lo ra d o ...............21.3
25.1
31.2
12.3
33.8
130.0
C alifornia............. 31.4
12.6
31.2
12.8
125.4
24.5
W iscon sin .............33.2
17.0
16.6
33.3
28.6
90.5
O h io ....................... 35.6
14.9
33.2
17.1
27.3
84.0
Illin ois...................34.5
15.6
31.2
17.6
27.8
81.6
Minnesota............. 28.4
13.0
31.7
19.1
25.6
87.9
Io w a .......................32 3
15.1
29.1
18.0
25.6
82.3
North Dakota . . . .23.5
32.0
12.7
29.9
16.4
94.0
Indiana................. 31.7
29 0
14.2
15.2
25.4
79.2
South Dakota . . . 27.4
12.6
31 6
17 3
25.3
32.7
X2.9
24.0
N ebraska.............. 27 4
17.5
26.1
16.8
21.y
14.0
14.8
81.3
M issouri................. 2 8 .6
23 V
12.8
14.0
26.2
75.7
Oklahoma..............24.2
29.4
Oklahoma
K ansas...................22.4
1 1.2
14.2
75.8
21.4
19.S
These figures were copied from he Council (Ida.)
That O r e if'd : ha* made a vor> ■ * r e a short time
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5c PEL COPY.
LETTER
FROM
CHICAGO
Plans and
Specifications.
Almost completed.—G.
H. Binkley To Re­
turn Soon.
,r>
August.
Last year,
A lack and alas!
Beverly, Mass.,
And Bill on the flat
O f his baek .iu the grass
Sounding the depths
('ll' the opaline sky
A nd w atching the . louds
F loatin g dream ily by.
Last year,
Alack and alas!
Beverly, Mass.
Last Saturday the directors o f '
The Directors of the Owyhee
tin* Nyssa-Owyhee Independent
District met in regular session at
1 Mrs, S N- Emison and j Telephone Co. met at their offict
their headquarters in Nyssa at 10
took in the races at in Nyssa and proceeded to'dispost
o’clock Tuesday morning. Those
dnesday.
j of the various matters that con­
present were: C. C. Hunt, Presi­
dent, S. F. Weaver, C. H. Brown.
I Mrs. A. G. Kingmun fronted them. They went to work
E. H. McDonald, and W. Let*
jjoise Wednesday to see with a will and it did not take
Of A ugust it m ay first be
! long to thresh out these.
Blodgett, Secretary.
)races,
The reading of contracts and said, its name is from Augustus
The first thing was to O K the
whom men have likened vinto
¡val liât at Boydells now
the discussion of Supervising en­
purchases made by the purehasiug
Ted. |.primps without injustice,
¡50 former price $ii.5U.
committee which the board did
gineer took up the entire time ol
lie made the world g o round
Jld at liberal discount.
the board.
without hesitation and with pleas-
about as many times a minute,
e Bkxlgett ai il ebildren, tire as tin* equipment is the best
The Directors of the Kingman and tin* news was always dull
Edita and Théo attendi t) that tin* money could buy. The
Kolony District met last Tuesday without tin* great Augustus in
ago’ and he in their office at Nyssa. This Was
i ni Boise Wednosday.
switch board is largì* enough for
it.
this part
t
t
e
n
w
a
s
ri
g
l
g i o i l r e c o r d in t i n *
it.
W
ithout
pn
ile bail Ids Ananias club fo r
kiushert went to Counoil 1000 phones and is sectional so y e a r s i* e a s i l y >i o n b y tl IO f i g o f t u r state o f the Union th e their regular montly meeting and
iisilny to visit his son and that a central energy system ean l i r e s s h o w n iti t h e : i b o v e t a b l e ret urd would lot have been as there were a great number of liars and fo r fakers, .mid he lov­
things to do. Those present were: ed to sail bis little r .b among
jfew days oulting in the be installed as soon as electricity T a k i n g i n t o c o u s i n e i a t i o n t h e ("C xl bn t h a t i s not all for as
breakers.
lie
E. M. Blodgett. President.
h. the iiom an
can be gotten. Hiring a manager d i f f i c u l t i e s t h a t t h e r a n c h e r
a r g e ranches ill
soon as th e
lis.
counted
peace
a
sort
o
f
plague,
Peck,
secretary,
A.
G.
Kingman,
was tin* most important deed done h a v e u n d e r g o n e i n t h i s s e c t i o n t li i s section are cut up into
Hiarp, Bub Lackey and
and never did p ursuc it, but let
by the board that day. The fol­ luring this time it seems mar
mailer portions the rancher A. E. Wade. J. W. Graff
imler, were ainong the
The members spent the morn- it rally at The H ague, and you
lowing construction committee velous that the Oregon figures can give m ore time and labor
cou ld n ’t beat him to it.
¿rs at the races in Boise
was chosen: E. H. McDonald, J. are as good as they are. It is to tbt farm and thus do what \ mg discussing the various tech-
He preached about the same
lay.
Tti
nicalities
and
the
red
tape
that
Boydell and \V. Let Blodgett, getting a good start before you Idaho lias done in the past,
old things that Teddy lias been
necessarily
must
ba
gone
through
wait until winter to get j This committee will see that the know it. This section is the is up to the rancher in this v.i-
preaching, and most o f R om e’s
II Now
is the time, work is rushed to completion with back hone o f Oregon said Pro cinity to farm less and farm to reach the goal. The boards awakenings resulted from his
rings Goal $7,50 per ton , „n possible speed and wfi can rest fessor K ent o f the Oregon A g that less better.
And get a are hard at work doing the small teachings.
lie battled hotly
things that to the outsider is not
iLiimber C’o
assured that it will not be long be ,.jeiljtura| (College when li e was family for the other portion.
fo r the right, and valiantly im ­
visible but means so much in
I fore we can have a telephone s y s - _______________ ________________ _______'
bued it, and the stork could not
lind .Marshall and Mrs.
reaching the desired end and
I tern that cau be depended upon
attem
pt to light but what he up
I left here Saturday to join
which takes so much time
Mr. Stanwood, of Boise. Idaho, j JUDGE DAVIS WILL
A
R
R
E
S
T
E
D
F
O
R
and
shooed
it.
Vsball and Mr. Faubian at
The road grant land owners are
was hired as manager and his1
There was, however, one a f­
lltla. on an outting in the 1
anxious to see this great project fair to tell which is to tattle,
5 wife will manage the board.
FORGERY
BE CANDIDATE
Jus
go ahead and are willing to do and that was where this Roman
I They will take care of
the |
anything in their power to further bear was com ing in from battle,
uight
nnj
day.
filli ■ disinfects and kills | boarfl
_______ =
__
Mr. Stau-
Circuit Judge George E. Davis
Authorities arrived here Mon­
ns It mixes with
" U se! wool has had many years experi- of this district, whose home is in day from Baker City and arrested the enterprise. They have writ­ lie had, o f course, put every­
heap and effective.
ence in the telephone line and Canyon City, while in town the Geo. Lewis and P. M. Binkley on ten for blue prints and data that thing opposing him to slumber,
Wl prevent disease.
knows how things should be done. past week, stated that he would be the charge of forgery. Deputy is necessary to become familiar and Rom e aw aited him to sing
S. F. Foster
He had been with the Iudepend a candidate for re-election before Sheriff Frank Moffat came over with the details and can be styled some Laudatory number.
an Buskirk and her sis-
But here the painllel desists.
ent Co. in Boise, for some time the Rebubliean primaries. The and served the papers on them backers of the great, project.
i Van Buskirk, left here
Augustus
said to them, No, sir!
E.
M.
Blodgett,
President
of
the
before taking charge here.
Judge was placed on the assembly They were then taken back to Ba­
f)' for Powel Ida. where
Kingman Colony Irrigation Dis­ and when he entered with his
tickat, at the Portland meeting, ker City, overland in an Auto,
join Mr. Van Buskirk
trict is in receipt of a letter from lists it m ight have been t he
The Western Union Telegraph but lie states that it was unsolicit­ for trial. /
joing engineering work on
Geo. H, Binkley, engineer of the g rocer fo r all the greeting that
Co. are unloading carload after ed by him. He expects to tile his
We understood that Geo. Lewis
Arnold Co. who is now in Chicago, he got from that adm iring
M River Project.
carload of poles and other fixtures petition within a few days.
was the one wanted for the forg­
! chorus, the w hich desire, o f
which reads in part as follows:
[evident and get your win- ut this place, and it is reported
ery but the plaintive fail to ap­
course, was not a bit like The-
“
As
to
the
progress
beiug
made
in the bin before winter thflt ftn ent;reiy new line is to he
pear and indentify him as the cul­
odorus.
•
The
mother
who
allows
a
Pi
in
Boise-Owyhee
project
would
,
.1 n I .
Rock kj_:__
Springs _ Coal $7.50 built, presumably
from Salt Lake year-old daughter to float around prit. Mr. Lewis arrived in Nyssa
But
how
soever,
when he died
say that the plans and specifica­
Empire Lumber Co.
City to Portland As yet nothing the township in a top buggy until Wednesday evening.
practically
completed
the
month
that
loves
to grill us
tions are
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,
,
.
.
.
.,
t
,
.
was
being
written
tar
and w ide
detinate
has
been
heard.
2
A.
M
with
a
counter
sport
or
ed­
jg to a slight oversight on
and ready to turn over to the Boise . .
season o f Sextilus. T hey
itors
of
weak
jaw
and
weaker
morals
Mr.
and
Miss.
Essex
of
Nebras­
of the emmittee for the EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE
Owyhee Company.
Both Trow-
R
.,
. . T.
, ,,
. , wanted to com m em orate the
merely opens the front door to ka are visiting with their uncle , bridge
of July moneys, S. G.
& Niver and the Clinton L j time he present(l(l the na.
AND OGDEN
»as not credited on the list A »«u ,t 13th., via Dragon short 8 * 1 and di.grace. 11 > 0 » don't and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Williams Hurtt Company are actively nego- tioj| with> at any rate, so An-
bubscription, of $5.00 Thus Line. Special low rouad trip rate,; k » "« * l » ‘
l» ” «” *
Mr. Clark from Colorado who tiating toward the financial end of j,ust „ s was invented.
¡the total taken in $47H. in- with llr it ot August 23rd. Ask keeps or , hat time ol night she purchased Win Vogts’
I t ’s very
easy to
forg et
Island the project and while it may seem
agen ts for rates and further pur- turns in, your roar when the gos­
? $473.
ranch, arrived yesterday and will to you that nothing is being done th ere’s such a tiling as summer,
sips get busy will sound about as
in reality everything is being don.
slu.j, a quantity as sweat,
I sale, a 7 room. 2 story ; ticulars.
take possession at once.
under
the
existing
circumstances
what
time the busy drummer
ml 2 lots. Located in the |
Hose Wes «1 Boyhood.
tht' wheeze from ,i
V
If you are a reader and like
Hoping to see you in the near js m b-a dubbing up the street
esident portion of Nyssa. | how delicious were the pies of boy- g>> w o insis s on »
a m illion bumps a minute, and
hit a bargain. For
fur- hood. No pies now ever taste so good, everybody m tue corporate limits gotxl lxioks. call and at The Jour future. I am,
ought to be relieved of her over­ nul office and get a book from the
Very truly yours,
the line sweeps bv with rythm ic
irtnation call at this office. ! *'* *‘ at 8 changed ! I ht pies ■ Xo,
you
You've lost the strong, healtny flow of affection with a number 10 free traveling Library.
Geo, H Binkley.
»feet ;iinl (lie little shavers in it.
--- —----m ■
SION TO SA L T LAKE glomaeh, the vigorous liver, the active slipper laid fearlessly across the
Resident Engineer.
It will not strike him, w e ’ re
AND ODGEN
! Kidneys, the regular bowels of boy- liiplets.
CHl’ RCH NOTICES.
In the uftemoon a joint meet- at raid, as when the cold was
We had sooner see a girl kiss a
ing of directors of the three dis stinging, and up and down the
/st 13th., via Oregon Short hood. Your dige3tion 18 poor and you
ii. inie the food
What s needed .' A
Special low round trip rates cQmp|ete tonlng \p by Electric Hit-' blind shout through a burial-win
trie!*» Wag held in the headquarters wind-swept street the icycles
First Presbyterian Church.
»lit of August 23rd. A sk terg of a)1 organs'of digestion— Stem- feDCe th an have her ch a n g e part-
of the Owyhee District.
The were clinging. T h e re ’s noth­
Services every Sunday.
in g like a dry
pprade, the
¡for rates and further par- ach, Liver,
Kidneys,
Bowels—Try ,,er9 8jx n ig h ts a week in ll) front
Sabbath school 10.30 a. m. Morning matter of securing a construction
-limit- oi Ilallcliiynh, and the
them. They'll restore you. bo>l.ood parlor w ith the lights turned low.
worship 11.30 a m. Christian Endeav­ engineer for that portion of the
appeiite and appreciation ot food and It is harder to marry off a girl
children, skillfully arrayed for
or 7.15 p. m. Evening worship 8.00 p, project that will be held in com­ what you want
W ilson , the Well Orille-r tairiy saturate your body with new
w ho has been pawed over by every m Prayer meeting Wednesday 8.00 p mon was thoroughly discussed.
V
B oise Monday to have heanh, strength and vigor. j O c a' -
yap in the community than it is to m. A cordial welcome to all.
One
engineer
would
have
charge
-r cast for his drilling ma- F. Foster.
L d wonderful W ASH W AJC
fatten a sh**ep bn pineapple ice.
Bruce J. Glffen, Pastor. of this construction was pract
having smashed things up
—----------- -
coinmi
'I"
y o « r fam ily w ashing; saves
You can't gold brick a sharp eyed
cally decided upon.
A
\ Frightful Wreck
ffort to sink down a deep
members
rubbing
and saves the cloth es;
suitor
with
«ecn-id-lmnd
goods
sion to be formed of the
the Idaho side.
of train automobile or bugs.*
makes
them
clean, sweet nnd
Methodist Episcopal Church
cause cuts, bruises, abrasions, sprains any ln0re than you cun ht a bath
of the existing board that would
-iiowy white.
W A S H WAX
liberal sample of Conkey s
ounds that demand Buck’.ea's Ar-
on „ ^oat
I n. re ar** lots of
Sunday
school
every
Sunday
morn-1
hava the looking after of tin c o n ­
or w
is
a
new
scientific
com pound
greatest
healer
»*der and a copy of C'on- nica Salve—earth's
vvctik-iiiindi d parent* who art* go­ ing at 10 30. Prof. Davla. supt. Epworth ! struction was talked about and
that
washes
in
hot
or
cold w a­
Quick
relief
and
prompt
cure
results.
I’onltry Book free. The
ing up against th** j it I ' il. ut day League every Sunday evening at 7.15 j will he ileeided oil al tin* m*xt
b a m . I,oils, so.es of all kinds.
ter without the use i f soap. It
kills lire instantly and tin
with about a* mu'll la.v as a ..'clock Prayer meetings on Thursday ' meeting
,r/a*ma. ehapiieil ht.nU» and Hp*. sore
i entire!) Iihnnlcss and difFer-
full of valuable infoihin-
cross,-\ed g irl in a L- ; i: >' sh ow .
Chas Met /oard President of i*i t !Yon anything you have
Breaching: services, every
„ „ or corns, it »
SurMl
1 poultry misers. By mail „lie cure, ¡fie a. S F Foster
and their children mil i i •• uuand!,
at it 30 anil eVeninK IbeOtitB Irrigation District, and ever used.
Send ten cents
S. F. Foster.
Work 24 H«urs a Hif.
call them blessed with the enthu- at g 00 Th^ pub,|c u cordially la- IC. 8. Fanrot were down to meet stamps today fo r regulnr size
■ a tiifip thing* over
»ire aiasm of a one-legged man at a vP(1(j
with the directors of the other by mail. Y ou will 1 e glad you
B F. Soot, of Portland
Ever> plI1
club
dunce
Jefferson
Review
Rev A H Soward Paator | two districta They say that the tried it. Agents wanted to in­
'“g with her brother, Jake l, a sugar coated globule of health,
people up in tliat,*ection are fix-l­ troduce W A S H W A X e v e ry ­
that changes weakoem
strength,
of this place
ing very enthusiastic and opti­ where.
luuguor into energy, brain fag into
«
"**••■«
N y sea 's new sttwt pniikler lias
mistic.
We can suy the same
A ddress W ash wax f'o ., St.
,,,,1,-r
who
II1
of
the
young
people's
societies
the
first
*' tl.e services that were mental power, curios
jii-1. arrivisi \\ i i
rhilD. Dyspepsia Malaria
about
the
people
iu
this
section.
Louis,
Mu.
•
Sunday
of
each
month.
1 Id in the Hall will begin Meadr. h *.
be ub the wuter-wuguu no
k sharp.
F Foster.