GATE CITY JOURNAL Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Oregon THE JOURNAL PUB. ASSOCIATION For Sal«. « the hard, grinding comm ercial ism of the past and read in Dr. E liot’s words a contemplation of conditions as they might be. — Portland Journal. CITY DRAY Of great interest and im port En' red as seoord-class malte. April i4. 1910, at the post office ance to the entire Columbia! at Nyssa, Oregon, under the Act basin is 'h e prediction made o f March 3, 1879. recently by Major J. J. Morrow, eugineer in charge of this dis SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year, in advance ............SI.eO trict, that river steamers would Six months, in advance .............7f be passed through the C eli'oj Three months, in advance.............bv canal before the first of next January. T E M P E R IN G T H E W IN D , I A re we standing on the threshold of radical social change? A re the prophets ac curate in their auguries? A re 'orcen at work that are to bring about a gentle hut swift trans formation of the social structure will) a purpose of dryin g hu man U-crr, elim inating human wreielied ness and abolishing •human poverty? Three utterance* by three no table men are significrtiit. Speak ing in Portland Secretary Red- tield of Piesident W ilson’s cab inet said: “ There are 10o,0o0,000 of us in America, and I rather expect that the country was made for ;on0re«»m *n Coined Epigram ana Stated A bsolute Feet In On« B rie f W ord. TH E That the wheat farmers of Eastern Oregon do not spend all their coin in the purchase of more land to grow more wheat is indicated by figures supplied by the automobile dealers in that section. W ithin the past six weeks buzz-wagons to th value of .i98,00<> have been fu r-[ uished in Umatilla county Congressman Homer Bulb of N » rada was famed In his day at Wash ngton as a raconteur and epigram matist. Whenever he sat down In the obby of the Dingle house, his head- ;uarters at the capital, he was sure o gather about him In no time a group if friends and acquaintances and to tonvulse them over and over again vtth bis sallies. One of these, the butt of which was ienator Montgomery Twell. Is par- Icularly well remembered by th« Dingle’s Old Ouard. The senator entered the hotel one •vening, looked long and solemnly at tie skies, which were cloudy, and then smarted to Congressman Bulb In ■ one of ralleryi “Well, Bulb, I know you prld« your- »elf on being a prophet What sort X a day do you think we’ll have to aom yw r “Wednesday," replied Congressman G. B W IL L S . Prop. Hauls A N Y TH IN G ANYW HERE A N Y TIME i, L AUNDR Y! SING WO, Boss alone, and the mh r whea' ¡VJg H e a p 3V ea. IV y counties have tnk"ii nearly ¡.- many. The wneat grower- Me. Charges Cheap w ith large acreage find the automobile a necessity and they purchase them as a regular part of their business equipment udv. N O TIC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N Serial 04 lb-> The pastor of a large Baptist church in a neighboring city, whose congrega tion Included many negroes, received A D M IN IS T R A T O R S S A L E OF| recently a call from a young colored County Agriculturist Be man and woman on matrimony bent R E A L E S TA TE The man had been a shiftless person gins His Duties Notice is hereby given that un- and the woman was known as Indus W, R, Shinn, who has been ap der and by virtue of an order of trious. The preacher noticed that the Wht t , ..... prosper not by what * * "P «‘ ■ P * Monday J g d j d *5 , u , , . and Tuesday looking over the ' f, ,, 17,, j ’ ;| beaming face, handed over the usual they have, but by u tiat ney “ . o n and after the J J th day o f! -man „„ j „.»v hu territory surround no Ontario and » i ,,,, , . . . . J i smal1 envelope and departed with nis April, 1.H4 at his home near! Dinah before the preacher could pro- a i e. I l l i u o i >■ im port ant that j wJ'99“' ■ Nyssa. Oregon, offer for sale and J test. When the pastor opened the the Am ei can people lie sound The Commercial club of this ^seil at private sale for cash in| envelope later he read this note: in honoi, in morals Hnd in city has given Mr. Shinn an office han,d’ 8Ubject to confirmation by “Dear Pastor: I am sorry I cannot u ii- , i ... said court, the following described pay you a fee now for uniting me In health than that they have big in the „i„u club budding, and he wdl L ea, ^ to 9aid wedlock, but I spent all I had on wed , bank accounts. ding clothes. I will send you the make Ontario his headquarters. estate, to-wit: money Just as soon as Dinah gets to “ Wo can’ t afford to have fac There is a broad and varied AH that piece or parcel of land work again.” ________ _ got a t fee ^ later a i from _ a tories in which we have a happy field of activity for the work of lying south of the Owyhie ditch The preacher ____ j agriculturist for a in the N^ of the W^ of the S W j l very grateful Dinah? who seemed to and. prosperous group at the the county unitv of such extent and ° f 8ect‘ ° n 24' township 20 south, I think It proper that she should pay, top and u tigering a id misera comm , ' ' range 4b east, W. M., in Malheur an<* was overcome with surprise when with such a variety or resources county. Oregon, containing about the fee was given back to her so » ble g"ou{ ut the bottom— out in wedding present. as are found in this section. Mr. 37 acres. the shops. . The said tract will be sold sub Shinn appreciates much this “ A nation is not well-to-do splendid opportunity for agricul- ject to a certain mortgage thereon OLD SLEUIH’S FREAK WET HUD on an averagt bass it that aver . . ... , , . I for the sum of four thousand age is midway between two ter tural development, and is anxious ( $4 0(x),0U) dollars held by Miller Mayor Gaynor Compares If to Certain to become acquainted with a s j & V i u l e of ¡Salt Lake, Utah, and Ideas of Civil Service Recommend I lble exli ernes. many of those interested in agri-j one-half of which ¿aid mortgage ed by a German. •‘ We must take fiom tho-e culture as possible, so that he is a claim aga nst said estate, that tiavtf that which they may secure all possible informa The purchaser will be required to I Mayor Gaynor, at a dinner In Brook j j Stationer It will be just I newt as 1 hat ctj other fellows if J get if don« ¿j ( ’nine li and h e I any job you Œ bc tour ’ ! A sk for Home Bra Lard and Bacon A N Y S S A PR O D U C T — P U T U P BY i , d i cr m c. . heur, duly made and entered on I * proper member of society out of Us are miserable, we need not tarl° ™>1. H. I. trench of the the 7th day of Match. 1914, in the I h,m. *° he went ahead with ttso ccre- expect to Slay here a great j Oregon Agricultural College ac- matter of "the estate of -James T. 1 mony w,th a &ood deal of Batlsr,<',lcn ! companied Mr. Shinn to the city Hatfield, deceased, the under-l , had ln mlnd not t0 acc*,pt a I The •loiirua) (i) has just reoijj new aud iip-to-.J lot of stntioBenl its job depart® and is now equiti to do yonr U n til th s B rid e G o t.a Job. East R.R. Track Near Depot the whole and not for a part of ns. If 10,00U,HU0 of us are pointed county farm adviser for *be county court of the State o fl bridegroom was all spruced up and , for th« of Mai- concluded that the bride had made Comfortable and 10,000,000 of Malheur county, is now at On- ■ HUbv scr out of t( for iprintii M- D. S M IT H . Department of the I nt el or. f U S. Laud Office at Boise, Ida. > March fi. 1914. ) Notice is hereby given that Ralph L Rankin. of_ Nyssa, Ore gon. who, on -'line 17, I'.HlT, made Homestead Entry No. 10004, Ser ial No. 04405. for lots 1, 2, NEJ NEJ Section 32, Township 7 N., Range 5 W ., Boise Meridian, has hied notice of intention to make final five-year proof, to establish claim to the laud above described, Julb before Alfred F. Stone, l S Among those who heard him was Commissioner, at Caldwell, Ida., ’o! Anthony Batherawyck, the civil on the 15t.li day nf M '} 1914. veteran, who lost no time In tell Claimant nani -s - • tue »•>: ’ he juio «11 over Washington. Clyde Burkt.allei, !i ó! u Francis Bra io l.i.e i of NVSS.I ( > I eon. CONFIDFNT AS TO FUTURE W IL L IA M B A LD I R.-TON. tiegifl, r Negro Bridegroom A sked Person W hs First pub. March 19. 19l4 Perform ed Cerem ony to W alt G ive Me a T rial NEW HAND Thoroughbred Barred■ Spun of mares, wugon and har 75c per setting, V ness, young cow 3 years old. one Mrs. Clias. Bradley, J mowing machine, one H-inch plow, one one section harrow. one standard garden plow and drill. assume the said mortgage, •IHyssa HHeat flììarl H. BURB1DGE Prop. .«e »«»« «♦ »««»«♦ «♦ < O R R E LLS BARBER SH O P %m Butt in. old chap, and watch us strap a razor lightning Arrange your face within our place, we'll fix your mq slick. 9 & M CcJ $3 sjf vd pq W Ring in your friends by fives and tens, remember. U R ^ j Big easy chairs, you climb no stairs, your soul is never Each swell massage will sure dislodge all pimples, dirt grease. Right here's the lair wherein your hair become* af fleece. Shampoos, shines, shaves for kings or knaves: the best ever tried. Hot towels right. We treat you white—say* get yonrs kers dyed! Our powder puff is high class stuff; we first put on bay! Pompadors and bonton soars— we guess that’s goin'som ° I lyn, condemned certain Ideas of civil should not have and give in tion regarding agricultural prob The first publication of this I pervlce - that a German vlsl tea from equul opportunity to those that lems. notice is on March 19, 1914, aud Aerlln had recommended. “ Those Ideas may do wellt In Ber Until more information has the last publication is on April L E U C K & CO O K, Props. have not.” lin," he said, "but I don’t think they'd 16, 1914. 1 secured regarding farm Here is a man at the head of been Done and dated at Nyssa, Ore-1 nWe ar? *° K i.k i - , I freaks, and this new sort of civil serv- a department of governm ent practices and methods, no immed „ „ „ g ’ M V r n ' y m c r L ’ r n ^ ,ce ««nUnatlon Is as freakish a. that has most to do with the iate plans for demonstration or E M A N U E L I. H A T F IE L D , I Old Sleuth s great industrial activities of the experimental work will be made. Administrator with the will an- 1 "Old Sleuth, the detective cttlef, was Wagon W ork and Horse Shoeing nexed o f the estate o f .Janies T. l once - examining a new applicant for Mr. Shinn hopes to secure as country. Here is assertion of Hatfield, deceased. I the detective bureau. He thrust Into much help and cooperation from i| the young man’s hand a page mass of social justice like unto that of the publia as possible, so that ruffles and lace and cambric—a wom the man who marked the spar an’s skirt—and: agricultural problems may be row's fall. Here is expression solved. At all times he is ready " ’Find the pocket In t> lat,- he said. "But tjie applicant 3hc ok bis head. Of public concern about those to do any service which he can ’ ’No. chief,’ he admitted frankly. On the seamy side of existence, for better agricultural methods For Sheriff That’s beyond me.' “Then T)ld Sleuth slap! ^ hlm ¡,eart- the men who face the fierce and a greater and better commit I hereby announce myself a I ly on the back. candidate for Sheriff of Malheur) heat in the blast furnaces, the nity life.— Ont-rio Democrat. ” If you re smart er^ugh, m} btw, county. Oregon, subject to the] ho to know ith.« « 0 use to ¡„¿k‘ IF Y O t m i h A CHE toilers at the machines and A lfa lfa Grown on Dry Land will of the Democratic electors of i ■ pocket in \ woman’s skirt- those whose whole round of the county at the prim ary election I you’re smart enough, io he a deteoti»- The starting of alfalfa on dry to be held May 15, 1914. I Here’ sjyour star.’ ” ° life is early to work in the shops T h a t ’s your business. Makes no difference land is some problem, generally' BEN J. BRO W N. | \ In the m orning and back to what you do, its your business. I f you have arid it is only when a favorable supper and sleep at night. an y th in g to trade or sell, that’s our business. season is on that the farmer suc SURELY HAD KICK COMING For County Clerk Parallel with it is the ex ceeds in getting a good stand. Let us know what you have I hereby announce myself ai Conductor’« W o r ^ T i i u . , H ave M ad. pression of Dr. Charles W. Eliot, In Montana they have made a candidate for the office of County- D ark Clo uds S e ttle Around president emeritus of H arvaid. success of it, where the rainfall is Clerk for Malheur County, Ore W ould-Be Passenger. • I «—— R eplying to a query from the less than here, and this is the gon, subject to the approval of| an outlying part of th* Philadelphia North American, system: The seed is planted in the Democratic electors of said R. II. M cNEE, Manager man. i v8 ftn Important engage- county to be held May 15,1914, hills 18 inches apart, and it is cul he said: Tnd \ a* v T''Pr part of Manhattan ♦ ♦ ♦ « « * « » « » « ♦ < ' ♦ » ♦ » ♦ « < ' ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « « » « ♦ » » » » » ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ JOHN P. HOUSTON. " '»a « late. Finally . “ A new religious sentiment tivated like coin. The following raid Advertisement trolley car hove tn sight and bor« season the plants are taker, up rapidly down on him. him seems to me to be gradually — I and each root is set out separately For Sheriff but ln hIs dlsmar spreading throughout the world, in a hill. The long roo»s reach I hereby announce myself a was a recod'd n0t ” lck*n*d Ther* and especially among young down into the ground and in a candidate "for Sheriff of Malheur I ,bouI<1 be or should h«” * 1^ ! ? « people in the United States. short time it is growing and is county. Oregon, subject to the do- tb0 c*r~^th« speed was great, but so “ It is a sentiment which takes capable of getting plenty of mois- ci8i ° n *he Democratic voters o fl * ,?n1] le)5 l8t* BC* between cars. w small account of ceremonies ture to e r r y it along. ‘ he ctox," l>> ‘ h‘* ^ “ » 7 elec- 9f“ “ ^ « « buck platform _ m I rp. . . tlon to be held May l.>, 1914 If *bot « t his arm. rites, sacraments, creeds, and The system is going to be tned e|ecte(1 a9 9h,,riff \ wi|| enforce K m hand the next dogmas, but inspires an en by several of the Deed Ox Flat the law in all cases and endeavor form, f e e l e r . ' . 0n th* P'8*’ i xr thusiasm for the service of fam ranchers R A. Griffith is the to apprehend criminals of whatso- been yanked from v “™ h>d fJ W ' __ m n _____ here, ever character, and I shall conduct! a *elf«,ti8fted .mtw^ ily, neighbor aud society at man to introduce the system The «mductor. ini,de a . ^ pnl]e<j and A. S. Worth estimate, there • b.uf ln” 8 “ s economically as oon large. ihe bell and the car stop? ?d. r » w d # x - p .-»- "Guided by the modern scien will be at lea.t 200 «cris planted j -An i ° 8t ° ff of beret" shouted the this season. _x_ ^ ” ' A- «R O T E ? L (p»l adv.) Jordau Valley, Oregon New v ° rw "Thla >• * :»ork car."— tific spirit, this sentiment is de It requires but little seed to the New York Press. , veloping a new kind of Chris acre. Several of the ranchers iu that fo r County tianity, based on the ethics tn .'»pan Motion got good stands last year. , hereby „ereby announce mvself I ^Blasphemy in „ an,9th„ roa« taught by Jesus, and particu by planting in the usual way — , candidate fo- "' . 7 the of County ?l? r""e°n,ment for ,he credi.tons tr*v larly on the command “ Thou Outario Argus. Treasurer l reasurer for Malhoor county. I Th, ro? H Fhamberls to lif hts shalt love thy neighbor as th y Oregon subject to the approval L *'"?* Tap^ « W remark, k "Tjie Wanted of the Republican electors at the ,hoD*h extraoa- self,” and the parable of the To rent a sewing machine for growing, good Sam aritan." family use. Apply at Journal ■rms of It is refreshing to turn from office. (p-1 mir) j . R a l p h w e a v e r | «f PIONEER BLACKSMITH SHlS G en eral B lacksm ith s Plow W ork a Special A nnouncem ents £ AN Gate City Real Estate % o the east, the west, north ^ south the possibilities lor conversation with friends and bu> ness associates at a distance are en less i f you have a TELEPHONE Treasurer _____ — » — ™ I ---------- » # i* , Malheur Home Telephoi Company