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VATSt F0 GATE CITY JOURNAL Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Oregon TH E JO U R N A L PU B. A SSO CIA TIO N 'r m e r m an $500 i Week YYttöhii Entered as secor-d-class matte. April 14. 1910, at the post office at NySsa, Oregon, under the Aot ■ of March 3, 1879. S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S SI.SO On* y e a r, in a d v a n ce Six m on th s, In a d v a n ce .......... . .7* T h ree m o n th s, in a d v a n ce, . . . . .t>u ‘■¿if or Istlon lation o is story re W at aid a eekly » he pass, ioti bill itiooal gCCl-Rsf i in self on b i't e subm 1 clhall ioni a Vatsou. TOO MANY EXPOSITIONS Secretary of the Interior Lane visited Central Oregon the other day anfl was enthusiastic over the prospects for future develop ment there. He said: “ If it can be irrigated at reasonable cost you will see that great district covered with irrigation projects withiu the next few years. Young men who are walking today will be riding in their automobiles then.” What is in store for Central Oregon will be realized in a greater degree at Nyssa. Here there is no doubt that the lanes can be irrigated at reason able cost and we have an addi- tional advantage of a lower al titude, a milder and more equa ble climate and are located on the main line of a great trans continental railroad. Perhaps if some one would give Mr. Tallmadge a hint that a bunch of us here are anxious to take a ride in our own automibles he would get busy right away on the big High Line ditch. Nyssa is the recognized home of the profitable purple prune. To properly celebrate the harvest and the good times that are ushered in each autumn with the gathering of the bumper crop a grand Prune Festival should be held each year at the close of of the Purple K ing’s reign It would soon become a big an nual event and would be an im portant factor in bringing the maivelous possibilities of Nyssa soil to the attention of the wide world. Who will start the move ment? High Grade monument* Tablet*»nJ Ik'id.tone* of all kiudi of O rajiU and Marble I set all work« tiou guaranteed. Write me at Payette I »ill cad tal^Tou witli » full line of deaiKl). and « to p * * J L G R IF F IT H , Payette, Idaho. 0571» (HE 2843) Burns 0209V Notice for Publication. Department of the Interior, l T. S Land Office at Vale, Oregon, August 1, 1913 -Notice is hereby given that John S. Glasscock, of Owyhee, Oregon, who, on October 30 1900, made homestead entry, No. 0576. for S i SEJ, NKJ ShJ Sec. 32, T. 20 S., R 46 E.. and NEJ NEJ, Sec. 5 ,Township 21 S , Rauge 46 E., Willamette Meridian, has "tiled notice of intention to make final five-year proof, to es tablish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver of the T\ S. Land Office, at Vale, Oregon, on the lltli day of September 1913. Claimant names as witnesses: C. C. Bradley, E. F. Pratt, S- J- Watson and F. E. Newbill, all of Owyhee, Oregon. B ruce R, K e s t e r , Register. That expositions are falling BRIEF AND BREEZY. into disrepute is evidenced by the The crop movement may now action of Great Britain, France proceed. and Germany in refusing to make the necessary appropriations for Mexico is a fine country to stay creditable displays at the San out of. Francisco fair of ¡915. Grafters Witn the $50,0U0.(XX) of federal have brought the noble art of money ready to help move the ti.ui-tiam into disrepute—the art crops it is the farmers’ first inning. Vale 02032 wherein lay big pumpkin on the Something should be done to one side and conscienceless shark NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION make murder unfashionable. on the other. The day of $7 per Department of the Ulterior. A little summer now and then for a place to lay your humble U. S Land Office at Vale, Oregon is relish«! by the fattest men. July 16, 1913. nut on a pdlow of hardwood shav The boys of the Idaho m ilitia, Pleasure, like all precious things Notice is hereby given that ings, scrap bedbugs in your leis now having their annual drill John I. Chiming, of Owyhee,Ore ure moments, and stand meekly at Camp H cybuiu, are said to in this world, cannot be bought or gon, who on October 31st, 1911, sold. for the seciet processes of con made Homestead application No. be anxious to invade Mexico. cessionaires and a system of le 02032, for the Northeast Quarter A -short talk with the veterans A T W A S H IN G T O N (NEJ). Section 30, Township 2(1 galized brigandage has passed of the Philippines invasion S. Range 46 E, Willamette Meri into the innocuous shades of dian, has filed notice of intention ■night cool their ardor. The forbidden human activity. The President Wilson Clips Wall to make final commutation proof, eagerness of the volunteers of idea of locating a national central to establish claim to the land above Street’s Wings. exposition at the seat of govern those stirring times to be sent described, before the Register and Washington, D. C., August 19. Receiver. U. S. Land Office, at ment is now gaining many con to the front was only exceeded Heretofore when money be Vale, Oregon, on the 25th day of verts. At Wash:ngton, at Lon by their eagerness to get safely don, at Paris and at Berlin, there home again, which, alas, many came tight owing to the great August, 1913. Claimant names as witnesses may yet be erected buildings to of them never did. But they demand at crop-moving time the H. T. Pratt, of Owyhee, ( tregon; house the various products of proved them seives heroes on secretary of the treasury would Charles Bradley, of Owyhee, Ore these ^reat nations. That these many a battlefield, as no doubt make large deposits in the great gon; Billy Glenn, of Owyhee, Ore Wall Street banks to relieve the gon; Newt Thompson, of Oywhee, national exhibits will subserve a the Idaho boys will do if brought stringency. Whether or not such Oregon much better purpose than the BRUCE R. KESTER. to the test. But instead of hop money was used for crop-moving 2x4 local affairs, where each citi Register. ing for an opportunity to slaugh is not known, as Wall Street zen or tradesman is supposed to exploit the visitor to the last ter their Mexican brothers, they ways uses money for her own en 02462 penny for a place to flo , and a should be praying that President richment. President Wilson has Department of the Interior measly doughnut, is now the pre W ilson’s efforts to prevent a announced through his secretary United States Land Office, Vale, of the treasury, McAdoo,, that vailing idea. The central, or na war will be successful. Oregon, $50,000,000 are now ready to be tional. fair, maintained by the July 30, 1913. Too bad that an effort was deposited in the banks of the Notice of Application for Patent. government and containing the choice products of the husband not made to have Secretary Lane South and West for crop-moving Notice is hereby given that men, the skilled mechanic ant, stop off at Nyssa and see the purposes. This policy shows the Nathan Wellsley Bower, whose the displays of the resources possibilities of the dry lands of difference between President Wi postoffice address is Warrenton, the country, will yet become the this vast, undevelowed region. son and his predecessors, who al Clatsop county. Oregon, has tiled accepted idea. Mr. Barnurn was W hile the Owyhee district lauds ways favor«! Wall street, while in this office his application for a President Wilson goes direct to United States patent to the Grand the disciple of the principle that are in a fair way of being re the relief of the people and the Central Hot Springs Placer Stone the people enjoyed the process of claimed through private enter farmers without consulting Wal Claim, located on unsurveyed being dim-flammed. Barnurn land described as follows. lived in an age of novices in the prise, the Black Canyon project, Street. This policy spells the Beginning at Corner No. 1, from art of stand and deliver as com consisting of 100,000 acres of doom of the financial domination which the corner of sections 7, 12. pared with the present. Individual land of unrivaled richness, of Wall Street. More than ten 13 and 18, T. 21 S., Rs. 45 and 46 E., W. M., bears S. 4 degrees 8 communities must in the future spreads like an empire right at millions has been called for by the minutes E. 3678.32 ft; thence N. rely upon their own resources for our door, and is yet unprovided banks of the South and West. 81 degrees 49 minutes W. 950 ft. the things that cheer the inner for. to corner No. 2; thence N. 8 de Personal knowledge of man and make glad his rela this land and its possibilities by Currency Bill to Pass at grees 11 minutes east 917 ft. to corner No. 3; thence S. 81 degrees tives and friends that the tobog Secretary Lane m ight have Once. 49 minutes E. 950 ft to corner No. gan downward is not greased with hastened its development. thence S. 8 degrees II The president has at I the filthy lucre of an unsophisti m inutes W. 917 ft. to corner brought congress to realize t cated joskin. The effort to gal No. 1, the place of beginning, va- The extreme and unprece the public and the business u riation 20 degrees 50 minutes E., vanize into life a lost art in San dented heat in the East is hav of the country demand immediate all lying within the NEJ of sec Francisco is apparently a fore ing the effect of diverting reform in our currency laws, tion 12, T, 21 S., R. 45 E., aud gone conclusion. The perapetetic thousands of homeseekers from outlined in the administration bill containing 20 acres, Mineral Sur fair, the pumpkin display, the reported by Chairman Carter vey No. 753, shell artist and his nasal squeal the middle West, where it has Glass of the house banking anc Said lands are appli«l for on account of the valuable deposits have become, ns they long since reached the maximum of its currency committee Wall Street of stone found thereon. There should have become, a joyous yet destructiveness, to the great is bitterly opposed to this cur appears to be no adjoining or con unprofitable reminiscence — an Northwest. T heie is a tota rency bill which, while taking the flicting mineral claim. oasis of grim grief in the Sahara absence here of withered vege Any and all persons claiming financial control of the country of getting something for nothing tation, due to the scorching adversely any portion of the above out of Wall Street, will make heat of the su n ’s rays, while our impossible for any combination of described lands are hereby noti fied to file notiee of such adverse Malheur county, with its water supply for domestic use bankers to bring on a panic in the claim in the United States Land matchless lands, its superb and for the purposes ot irriga future, and in fact a financia Office at Vale, Oregon, during the sixty days’ period of publication climate and beautiful women, tion rarely ever falls below t panic will be impossible. of this notice, or they will be is enough to make scoffers and stage amply sufficient to answer barred by virtue of the statute in Loans to Farmers. skeptics and diseased pessimists all requirements. such case made and provided go way back and sit down. The BRUCE R. KESTER, A fight will be made towards , Register, Huake river valley is IT! Watch If Harry Thaw, who made a amending the bill so that the hirst publication July 31, 1913. the result of the next twelve sensational escape from the warehouse receipts for corn and Last publication October 9. 1913. months development. ¡Sage asylum for the criminal insane wheat and cotton and tobacco are brush lands, jack rabbit kite in which he was confined, is al- to be accepted as security for Serial No. 05595 tracks and alkali stretches of lowed to join Jack Johnson in loans from the government reserve Notice for Publication. dreary and desolate plains are gay Paree, a nauseated public banks. It is not expected that Department of the Interior U S this amendment will prevail at unknown quantities in the ill rejoice. With his con o,an.d n 2 ffice a t. Boi9,‘ Idaho. July this time, as the government does 31, 1913. Notice is hereby given growth of the Nyssa section. tinued appearance in the lime- not want the bill to be too foil of Verily, we firmly believe that ight he had become almost as radical departures from onr pres that Justin S- Lageson, of Nyssa Oregon, who. on March 2, 1909 from the standpoint of lasting great a nuisance as the insidious ent financial system, bui it is very made Homestead Entry Serial prosperity and all the other obby. likoly that in a short while after No. 06595, for SW j, & io 7 ? l ----------- i I E " ♦ etceteras that make life worth \he inangdfetion of the- new cur Township i North. Range 5 West, T his is the season when every- Boise Meridian, has filed notice of the living, we have the whole rency system that such amend intention to make Final Three >ody but the country editor ment will be made. Heretofore, ear Proof. to establish claim to earth by the tail and a down takes a vacation, and be stays the treasury department has been rheM arnd ab°rV-e „ e*fribed. befor. h ill pull. Watch Nyssa put the at home bunting news in a M-Lyon, I . S. Commissioner. a "branch office" for Wall Street ky-bosh on the whole shootin’ town that is temporarily news- and it is only right that it should Pajrette. Idaho, on the 24th match when it comes to doing day of September. 1913. ess. at least be ran partly in the in things that sum som ething in Claimant names as witnesses terest of the farmers by allowing William A. Inman, of Payette Id.,, bank accounts, fat stock, con There it growing suspicion that them to obtain loans on their boj Jumes H Boar, of Frnitland tented men, women and child Secretary Bryan's forthcoming crops, for the farmers are the Idaoo, U arles E. Stewart, of ren and the things that tickle ectores are being extraordinarily foundation of oor national wealth FruitUnd Idaho, Charles W " « if? of Frnitl«nd, Idaho well advertised. the cockle of m en’s giszards. and prosperity. William Balderston. Register t t M ) > t t t n ..................................................... Oregon-Idaho Lumber Nyraa (LIM ITED) Exclusive agents for King Coal O r^ ; Laths, Lumber, Shingl Windows, Coal, Doo Cement, Plaster, Buil ing Paper. We carry a c.... plete line of BUILDING MAT Let us figure your bills. m - S. H. THOMPSON. Mgr, Yard on Front St., near Hotel Western. RIAL. OUR DEPOSITS Because the people of £ realize that we are & excellent service in oor- ner of handling br • men s bank accounts The Reason Is As it’s due to e n treat ment io all and " accommodations comb in with sufety. We esjK'cially solicit YC account. THE BANK OF NYSSA Kingman, Pres. vanOilse, Vice Pres. Frank D. Hall, Cashier, T- N. Nelson, Asst. Cash. o th e e a s t , t h e w e st, north ar so u th th e p o s s ib ilit ie s for c o n v er sa tio n w ith tr ie n d s and busi n e s s a sso c ia te s at a d is ta n c e are end less i f y o u h ave a TELEPHONE T Malheur Home Telephon Company . . THE . . Merchants’ Lunch R< Nc.vt door to Poatoffice Billiard Hall HARRY EARP, Prop. O R E L L ’S B g g ^ NEW -er C L E A N <£> S A N IT A R Y Skilled Workmen-Prompt Service S h o es S h in e d L E W 18 O R E L L , - PROP Nyssa Bank Building, First and hfain Street* East Side Barn L iv e r y Sale Stable Carefol attention given to Good Riggs—Conrteous "Treatment ! Roy Crockett £ “*
