The Gate city journal., January 09, 1913, Image 1

RACKLAY
radical revision of tlie cur-
c rates. The iuw «toes not
that thfe railroad must »li­
the maximum percentage
to every com m odity under
present ratings for less than
iad shipments-.
The law
ely prescribes that the rail­
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's “ must not exceed” this
rentage, but leaves both the L a r g e C r e w W i l l t o o n u e Ä s r c i n
rier and the railroad coni-
n e s s to
uegh.
O p e r a t i o n s — V i^ o r k
ssion free to fix absolute rates
/ ,
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the maximum prescribed
C o m m e n ce at O n ce ,
act.
Rails to Be L
Road fronj iM\
ENGINEER \
Poi...
Announcem ent^^
Portland bv AssistatSv
Freight Agent F. II. Fum
the Northern Pacific tlilfc
company has just placed, f o ^ -
ilivery during the com ing
.‘•on.one of tin' largest ordgl
p >wer eijuipi.ient ever gi
an American railroad
■tnnt
I In aggregate^
■Mjuipinent i> estiny
Muoxiiiiatelv *10,01
M A K E S COl
correspondent
o &.
Zjt- %
Rev >
Readi-!‘f
xlst
°* ,
I riant for yKars of
Cheer Up.
days aie coming, you can
feel it everywhere;
Pros|)erity is humming, you can
hear it in the air,
The world is growing better, the
future looms up fair;
I (But if you want to share it. you
will have to do your share.
-Cincinnatii Inquirer.
Having Great
l pour*
fditor J n iir ii;^ »
Dear Sir,
allow me
ble paper, the
Citi
il, to reply to
nt in last week's
Jasonic celebration
r / "p* ra house*on De-
BT
Bfriter, who had the honor
"ensure of being present,
nimbly begs to differ with your
bruier correspondent in his judg-
iient as to the best dancers in the
hall. While \*v all now that
[hose so highly complimented "in
foresaid article''jwere deserving,
nd did the best they knew how.
it the same time there were far
norc energetic and graceful ilnn-
Sers present — amongst whom,
Vorthy of
special mention.”
!»rc Bros. Farmer,
Walters,
^odgett and, last but not least,
s Goshert.
Exclamations on
ill sides. ‘"Oh don't they glide
Beautifnlly,” “ So graceful, charm-
ng,” etc., etc. ^
Trusting Mr. Reporter, you
will kindly excuse correction, I
remain. Yours truly.
A n E ye W itness .
And Considered G oal Jndge.
pnvestigate High
Cost of Living
The committee on food sup­
ply
p of the Pittsburg, Pa., cham ­
ber uf com men e h u sum ted an
I investigation into the liigli cost
«■f living, as a result of infor­
mation that trainloads <<f veg­
etables had rotted in local pro­
duce yards. At the same time
jthe price of thosf vegetables to
the consumer was 3c per pound.
Nyssa District to Load.
B. L. Milligan, outgoing suiht -
intendantof schools for Malheur
county, predicts that it is only a
question of a few years ere district
I No, d*>, in which is Nyssa, will be
the most jiopulous school distriit
in the county
The Ontario district embraces
4tf sections, all agricultural land,
the Vale district HO sections, and
the Nyssa district nearly 100 sec
tions of some of the very best
land in the comity. Enterprise.
Tested by every
com m on-
sense rule of costan d profit the
principles of trnuspurtuiuu in­
corporated in tlie new initiative
|la w is a sal'.' .tin! - an' nmasui ■ .
It' fairlr*^|iid honestly applied
by the carriers it will produce
alt the revenue to wlik li tbey
are entitled, and do this without
Exorbitant Prices
for Western Apples
,'b a m
h
t o i dairy ¡section, wW\
fuotbty has supplanted tin.
ery as » market for miU
,u
cream. The pralnct of the cheese
factories of Wisconsin has been
I'hc tracklayer a. dj crow for ■'.hough wciujier conditions must
■sniffy he .ken into consider- very generally on sale throughout
operation is due to ,i,n.
a tlu'
this rate rinomiti! in country, a tre
A «mal' amount
Nyssa yards on the ! Mi of .lau­
nary, having been lui
to this r, ,.,ie from tin l ist storm and ««endous amount in »he aggregate
witn a consdMient loss in cash to
mid is frozen 1 or l> inches
point from B u iiy , !.!■ ).o. on the tli.
our home jn;pjllo. Rev. Walker is
in
pth, all spelling dol»y for
afternoon of the Nth
firmly of thesopinion that cheese
tlie I. ack gangs, but early spring
Assistant EÓg. I . la Kin.
factories are better for a dairy
wifi si trains at the present grade
hcre getting (In offipe forvi
t" ihm 1s*.a H' liiedalc, Idaho,just community than creameries.
readinesa lor heginniug the a
•the state line south of
he
*the
work of laying ste. ' on tile
miles of complèta!'grade I k ’■tirc'.i
f the.grading
Nyssa and T1 ' 1 1 M ■* I ; 1 1 .
La luge
'itgh tlit* ficai district in tin;
crew with •, i-.rj !ci..• j will coni
piote the v til oi i.. dgiug as dieci"»., of turn, y in early spring
OWYHEE
ITEMS
fo o l. .
in oOcpe. iiio.
ting and Belling .
fruitgrowers, covering ,
ton. Idaho, Oregon and Montana,
which was started at a conference
o. growers there Decern l»er lfi. A
committee of nine was appointed
to woik out details of the organi­
zation, wnich, when completed,
will effectually eliminate the
middle man in the marketing of
fin- northwestern fruit crop.
from his ranch in the Owyhee
Canyon last Tuesday and staid
in the valley u n lib T h ireday.
Willie Martin lias li id to stop
x le I «led Ab» prod a. ted, .
apidly as tlio tn u # n
1.
New York Consumers Reing:. liigineer S. ' IT Usborao is 11
time section An
Walter Pinkston has finish- unis ioi a short time to wait
large of the various crews.
(¡rafted by Eastern» «
and 1‘’* l ' ,,iitering bis now house, tor a shipment of gasoline. Mr.
'MilUie tu g, .
VS, and
A crew of l.V) imvi will be re-
and put the chiinueys in last M artinis drilling a 400 foot well
Dealers.
0 " v l ‘c and
'imt.es,
*tjr
’ • b. ^ N. Mmtheu3en.
Lin d in the \ in
week. His residence Wall soon
I re tty cold weatlioi for drilling
Main
I
will
be
divert«
>
resent
p. being i , i, ■ ; . ' : he t rack lay«
he rea'ly for occupancy.
tm: Vlr. Mar in lias be-n mak­
Fruitgrowers and farmer!
the
is I ' iinatvt ì 1 1 at I. »«lie I ' I l'|i Ighting rn sis to Nyss.
Young Mr
and Mrs. ÌM ing good piogtress.
and around Nyssa who
eumpiction of tlie hval.
|i\ can be laid by ,!;
iti el
lon v Bllm'o is building p,
interested in the marketing o|
Ginnis moved into their n e l
pies, ami who are especially
home during the first Ihiv- o f' 1 ‘ ;,t 1,1 “ l(>
Die Dunbar rane',
I arid hop s to have it all rear.y
to the profits made by the
i« ‘,r Occupation by the middle of
i »X
dlemen, will give close attel
i 1.“n' wlinth time he is look ­
t l i 1 l i e fl ■!'■ >W ' U g f f l
' le £
er I i
\ iily
i
to arrivo from
ninn-Kevieiv of recent date. 1
ò S. ieuwnand Chas. Cowans»
Apples that brdught ¡irons
was in fri.m thr Su.myslope dis- son,ti tljpe ago.
bise this we
a box f. o. b northwestern i
panu
trict Saturday
shipping points, are retailing
[.Business i-, g< >d ut lie Mi
The Bust and Til Huffman Nellie
New York at lo.fiO a boxi
i t s i j l l l i e l l li’ ■ Ill,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. (lowans returned from the Upper Valley Murtn
course consumption at that tl
e rii d off' ' Ie ■ prize at t he iiiasqtit where they had been working Misse
[ V m |n i
i
i i . i i :, li I M m - ;
Axie
is reduced to the minimum.
10th.
ball New years.
b « inehe
snow •
iif tlie harvest fields near St.
for e,
l ii
report of tlie Malheur Anthony.
Marriage on the Owjl
|Mr. Lfiwrcm is piirviug on to
idi;>.
iicwly purohns, I ranch,
■ a.ty fruit
in»£H‘ctor bureau
John K.mpsou and Charles sb.
Miller are visiting their aunt, B
rrim Golden Rido Gore Ini. R-, u will be given in full next week.
Married, in Vale, on
Irchased by .J. N. Am' s.of Boifto.
Year’s Day. Mr. Georg
Installation i errinoli ics of the
U. Walters. Mr. Mille
Smith and Mrs. Dollie
post is from Ellensburg, Wash.
bei
A new reni »‘sta
and colmili « Owyhee grange
both of this place, Judge
|, i d on account of cold weather. John Ritnpson is a son of '
[■il
^
Richardson
officiating,
xik.
Marshal I!
is pushing the Frank Galilev of Burma.
young people are respon
ffr. Zahlnr i- hnvi ig a w i! hobo ela»s o.n. of town some
It was reported that A
nobly to Uncle Ben’s in o'
|Uing rig laiitt al 11"1 Luuok ai« I ick cards as fast as they arrive; Robertson accidently shot ln\
appeal in a recent issue of
Journal to make his recor
A shop.
ile » situi petty robberies are less self
through the hand I,
294 marriages performed up to
Tlic ojn’iiiug of ucw Street' in as a consequence.
Thursday vtitn a 22 cal1 l
300 before his term of office thè west pai <>f town
Nff.b
11. G. Momc of ihe Nyssa nur rifle, hut later news is that tlis
expired. Mr. and Mrs. Smith
city fax finids.
-ery
shows li its high estimate for bn Hot grazed tlie side of his
are both well and favorable
Dan McNickols of Pnlousc, the fruit business in this-locality, hand.
known
in
this com m unity,
having * both spent tlie major] Wasli.. is '-ilm g a t fili- I|".I»‘ of since lie lias piatiti <1 twenty-eight
Messrs. II. Wallers, Clifford
hundred cherry trees which are
portion of their lives sinet^ F. (). Carinnn
L. Beaumont and J. 1. Chiming
1*. .1. Fbilli|»s is fnvorably le w tv. o ) ears old,
childhood either lie.e or in/
went on a business trip to Vale
■ 'sur of • he
nearby localities and they have/ nicntioiici 1 fi>r
Vbout 2.">0 ears of fruit, grain, l as t Friday.
el l'alfa .■■ceil, potatoes, and live
the sincere wishes of their many <)wj lice lue ì )i ;t.
W . 11. Ross of Ross Bros.,
at«,' n lias In , if1 shipped from the
The
council
ha»
rcduccd
thè
friends for a future unclouded,
stock
buyers of Roswell, Idaho,
by unhuppiness.
It may be I9i:t t»x h v.v (> siili'a 1 1 t y a,,ccpt- \Nssa sta ii of »lie O. S. L K.
was
over
in the Owyhee valb-\ F r o m O w
I«', luiim; the last . ddaysja large
al.
said that both of tlmse young abfc new j iair | i
l
lmrsduy
afternoon and con­
amount in' produce remains for
people possess sunny disposit­
G.
Wln cl' v. nt.forila^ vallcy
tracted I’ilikstoli lioga and pari
shipment in the spring.
■I. «V, a t»t«'ii retti
ions and kind hearts, and that is visiti" ; Ili» si.-c .M i '»J o S mii
of the Bratt H"g.s lor delivery O w y h c i ^ ifig ik s a l t e i
Fire
esca
ix'8
were
ordered
in ten days ai Bariuaand Nyssa. (f .ssful nuut of aev/
therefore good wiG.es in their and Misi- M li, 'ffer, of Ny/i si.
pi.icul m the Nyssa public schad Ross Brothui shave snipped onl lior-j^ thieves.
behalf are liable to come true
VY. Lee Blcslgi it inali' » triplo
building at a meeting of the di- thirty carloads of lings tins fall.
They are housekeeping in Mr. Yale thè tiist f thè w , , 'o com­
Nini Shea hu/
Toni Carey, Ihe old man who
r ,-t -c's held on I’ liesiluy. Direc­
house mid lot froV
Sm ith’s house neai Thomas pirti' tln I ' niis of thè ora i ollllty
has
been
s-aying
ul
the
IVuLi
i>
tors Coward, tfibsou, and Hunt
and is having ♦!«•
Ramsey’s residence.
otficiills.
,
wen nna .imous in the wish to ranch » c m lo Watson sum-*
Mis, Violet G l\l™ ™ j‘3 5
Mr and Mrs. R. . M Hpw l<*y ha,
i •
apes eomoleted at days ago .
W ork Is Delayed.
t,oTr” o'™»
George
I.mull'.-.
Wallet's \ ac.iiioii roll! s ch '* <
are ex liciti ng a visit ‘ veiu onc ui ■ mi . •.. the fir,1 risk, though re-
b l»t»*> * " c a r - b > r d ;P ^ " ' 4 X * i
It is reported that the work­
camptende
,
"as
j
i
»i
relumed
jri'i, bat bHvw hma
their sona who nt letiirnin«,
n I n "i . is always present to a de
ers at the coal mine »re en­
from Huai-- mu lull, ii and says
M m . Myrtjc S - * 1“ “' ' ““™"**"’
Florida
’
•
ai''.'
lavdt
ii..d
mote
es{K'cially
during
countering much difficulty in
ihe B elln .' are gelling along «N.iiiqm S.itunl i,' a “ T.
« season <>i frost when th*' heat- tine. He reports no -new in compai . 1 i>} Alias tj».*1
getting the water out of the thè winter.
shaft, which Is at present no
wlio^is going out there to . kjii U
No chalige IS eNpeCted in thè ig fae'd .ties are crowded. Ea - the vicinity.
f
#
feet deep. If the pumps stop at presetit bo rni of di)' 'etors <<( ! «■ ip are planned for the north
onsidcr- sc'iool.
The stork ba>- liad
all it takes a day to pump out Owyhee I rr. D w t ,* x o p t «in e iff south ends
able business auSnig « during
Th«- New Ycat's ball was well
the shaft again, and fuel for a
the tali and RilUsr, and S t o l l attended mi1, a | ■ it»i-t »cess. A
non residiuce in;,y
't»ar et
a i 'id'■•it.»wncrs of the
steam engine is a problem. They
Claus v as
with -us
from fine supi«-r was serv.-d at the
: Gce
■ 'ii .a li itG n. i injuring the
have hauled and about used 100' thcui fi-io continuiti- *t>
the l.Jili of
December un­ J.»r»lan valfey hotel.
The
work-uf
th.i/pft'sent
bm
r
h
,
loads of sagebrush, whicli lias
nea-a,ably in their effott til . the
25th.
But
tliey
Ffolni'-s til' ver and wife, John
nearly exhausted the »vailu>> e beni verjr »»tip:',wtory
qu. i, t. ■ .sat dollar frAn
ivr not been overwo. k * d in .- • Gio'Vi ,.i»l .'b rs. M'-m Violet
supplv. A gasoline engine and
f f ■
k f . m i l y -Aia
■ *•-.p .*,• I *
I i ' . ' i h « rtf th a t n o w great a degree
x
i*, ‘< *s G.i.au and At:..i EUre from the Glover
J . Tk.o.v
two centrifugal pumps lime part of r. mW}'1 »*r c
I,
■^t h o stelry.
N'o short» r At present he is mopping tits raiicii. w>re in to attend the Now
been ordered, and it is hoped
Gittfl nil ihal than that Ci^dowid heated brow while tie catches, Year ball.
Thom,i-aUr’s /• I 1
thev will be able to handle the
Express,
■'’ ords live
■. f
lit»«»' nauie oWIH:]:.'^ ould I h 1 fits breath ami
water so that tiie shaft can
marriages
oi
present,
id
turner
I
■ I tq <a ■
n g S ijp a pul
down to the 140 foot
lev« I,
'V B H'»X, c;,u I.« yiJll of
Owvhee residents during lb.
wl.ere tlie driller.' found
u
past i t " weeks.
-ome gasi linei «livisi..» nls close
■ rt**,, wn dr
M- fool and a IS foot layer of I »res*
,\ b . Charles Newbill was dowu bj ,'>»•« him.
nfrrd t<> .H’ek
that
good coal.
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