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H B GATE CITY JMTWNAL, MTBBA, OREGON.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAUNTEREST
Sinai! T o w n —No. 635
Oregon will not start until June N,
MENRY CAINES IMWN
according to a letter received at ths
offices of F. A. Elliott, state forester.
The Sheridan Light & Power Csw
with headquarters at Sheridan, has
filed with the Oregon public service
Principal Events of the Week commission application for a
in rates.
Briefly Sketched for Infor*
John Steiger, prominent sheep
and rancher of Baker county and
•nation of Our Readers.
known throughout eaatsrn Oregon,
IRES that are different in their
died Friday while on a flatting trip
distinctive good looks and in their
The fifteenth annual convention at near Baker.
the Oregon Bankers’ association c
Bert Jewell, of Oreenpolnt, formerly
construction. A n extra ply of fabric,
vened at Eugene Tuesday.
game warden for Clackamas county,
an extra heavy tread and generous
The $60,000 gravity water proJeM drowned In the Clackamas river when
undertaken by Monmouth nearly q the boat in which he and two compan­
oversize make a tire o f remarkable
year ago has been completed.
ions capsized.
endurance.
About 80 representatives of Baptist
While fishing on a dock at Newport
Ivy Howard caught an octopus wbleh churches of Malheur, Wallowa, Union
and Baker counties attended ths
measured about six feet In dtameti
N ext Time— B U Y FISK
Charles A. Barr, resident of Marios Grande Ronds Baptist association,
which
was
held
at
Baker.
county since 1879, died at his hoi
W. H. Smith, Echo fanner, was
five miles south of Salem. He w
killed on his ranch by Mayor Asa B.
69 years of age.
Thompson, of Echo, who went to aid
A picnic for all residents of Marl
NYSSA, OREGON
county is being planned by the Marion the sheriff in arresting Smith
charges
of
robbery
and
assault.
County Community federation and will
Receipts of the motor vehicle depart­
be held sometime in July.
Henry Gaines Hawn of San Fran-
ment of the state government for ths :lsco, an authority on community build­
The Roseburg cherry crop is ripi
lng rapidly. Earlier varieties will ha month of May, 1920, totaled $99,63d, ing, is one of several speakers now-
according to a financial statement pro- touring the state in connection with
plentiful, it is believed, and the lata
pared by the secretary of state.
the expansion movement of the Oregon
fruit promises heavy yields.
Unprecedented increase in business State Chamber of Commerce.
The Linn county farm bureau haa
The State Chamber is making a
during the past few months is given
decided to arrange a series of poultry
as the reason for the increase in tha state wide appeal for a budget of $450,-
culling demonstrations in Linn county
capital stock of the Phez company sI 000, covering a period of three years,
during August and September.
to carry on its development work.
Salem from $1,500,000 to $4,000,000.
The movement has been endorsed by
Former Salemitea from all sections
A number of men of Coburg and more than two hundred leading men
of Oregon and the Pacific northwest
vicinity were cited by Deputy Sheriff throughout Oregon. Eighty community
assembled at Salem Saturday for tha
Croner to appear before District At­ executive committees have been organ­
annual homecoming ceremonies.
torney Ray and explain why they have ized to co-operate with the State Cham­
F. A. Elliott, state forester, has not obtained state licenses for tbslr ber in the canvass throughout the state
signed the formal contract whereby dogs.
which will be conducted during June
the government, through Colonel W.
Washington county Holstein breed­ and July.
H. Arnold, commander of the western ers held a field meeting on the farm
department of air service, will assign of H. Martin, near Eddy. Mr. Martin
to Oregon a squad of airplanes for hdl a herd of thorough bred cattle. A
forest fire patrol work during the 1920 cattle judging contest for both adults
season. Under the provisions of the and boyB was staged.
contract a patrol base will be located
For the purpose of discussing the
at Eugene, from which point two woel and mohair market situation and
planes will make trips dally. One the organization of a county wool and
plane will go as far north as Finland, mohair growers’ association, a series State-wide Appeal For Budget
while the other plane will fly south of meetings of growers of woe! and
STATE TEACHERS’ EXAMINA­
Made to Provide For De­
to Medford. At Medford Will Pa lo­ mehalr will be held in Lina oounty
TIONS.
velopment Program.
cated a sub-base, where ths pi an as op­ this week.
State teachers’ examinations will
erating south out of Eugeno Will stop
The fight of the Dallas churches to
be held in the Court House in Vale
for gasoline. There will also be oper­ close the moving picture theaters in
What is the plan of the expansion on June 30, July 1. 2 and S, IMS.
ated out of Medford a plane Which will the city on Sunday was lost when the movement of the Oregon State Chain j Following ta the regular program for
travel In a northeasterly direction as citizens of the town in a special elec- ber of Commerce? How is it to be
one year and five-year applicants:
far as Summer lake, thence south to tlon decided they wanted the Sunday carried out? What is it for?
Wednesday—Arithmetic, Civil Gov­
evening shows by a vote of 407 to ^ These are the three questions upper-
Alturas and return to the sub-base.
ernment
and Geography.
Eugene and spnngneid nave joiue* 260, ending a bitter fight
|most in the minds o£ the “ «jority of
Thursday—Gnaimmar, History, Alge­
forces for a Fourth of July celebration,
A Urge amusement hall and severel •tbo,,e wh®
'°f f;he
Springfield will celebrate Saturday, homes for employes of the Oregon “ ove™ nt wh ch the State Chamber bra. and.- Orthograph. Composition and
®
launched
April
19th
with
a
survey
of Physiology.
July 3, and Eugene Monday, July 6.
Lumber ompany are being constructed the |tate t0 get up preiiminary organ-
Friday—Reading, School Law, The­
Aurora’s new artesian well is now at Bates, a lumber camp on the Sump- izatiou and establish a direct connec­
flowing at the rate of nearly 40,000 ter Valley railroad, by the lumber cor ; ion with practioally every community ory and Practice, Writing, American
gallons a day, which is several thou­ poratlon, in an effort to better living in the thirty-six counties of Oregon,
I Literature, Physical Geography and
sand gallons more than the city uses. conditions and afford recreation to -its
The expansion movement by way of Psychology.
Airplane forest fire patrol service in employes.
[explanation might be divided into three
Teachers -wishing to write for 'lfe,
primary or epecial certificates will
Between 6000 and 7000 pheasant distinct ciassen.
These are:
eggs are to be hatched this year at
kindly make epecial arrangement*
First—A survey of ths state.
the state game farm at Eugene, ac
Second—An educational campaign to with the County Superintendent in
cording ta State Game Warden Burgh
Nyssa, Oregon
Ire carried on through local newspapers regard o program.
duff. At present 1300 young birds and by mailing literature pertaining
FAY CLARK HURLEY,
are out and 2600 eggs are under the to the movement direct to industries,
County Superintendent oif Sehools.
hens. The Corvallis farm will alec firms and individuals interested ia the
produce about 7000 birds this year.
development of the state.
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.
Because a large number of cases
NOTICE is hereby given to the
illness from stomach trouble have do work at which time a state-wide can
water users af the Town of Nyaee,
veloped la Medford from unknown vass will be made, county by county,
That, ait a regular meeting of the
to
raise
a
budget
to
enable
the
Oregon
causes, none serious, Dr. E. B. Picket
city health officer, has Issued a warn State Chamber of Commerce lo carri­ Town Couacll the Town wee dis­
on Its program ef development work tricted for Irrigation purposes end
ing to all users sf city water tc boii
- for the state on a broader, more cum laid out as follows: District Number
the water for cooking and drinking prehensive scale. This canvass will be
one to comprise the East side of the
Chopping
end Grinding purposes until a sample of the wate? oade throughout the state during June
Wilson ditch; District Numibnr Two,
has been analyzed by the state board and July.
Phone 36 R.
of health.
This budget Is to be obtained by to comprise the West aide of the
popular subscription. The appeal will Wilson Ditch, Water tor said Irriga­
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lie state wide and to everyone interest- tion pur;'oses to be usetl alternately
.- d in ihe development of Oregon and evry othr day commencing on Mon-
his particular community. It ia be r
day, June 14tb ou the 12
Side,
. lieved the response will be met by th-
W ill stand through the season 1920 at the
manufacturer, the merchant, the farm Tuesday the 1 th on the W >t side,
r and the individual, for each is vital­ and so on.
Nyssa Livery Barn
ly interested in seeing Oregon forge
By Order Town Council,
, ill-ad and develop its advantages and
J. BOY DELL, Recorder.
resources.
Make Dates a head o f time as we cannot guarantee
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
service unies* you do no.
For the first time since the Civil War we have a real
Industrial developments depend on DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
merchant murine. It cost us $3,000,000,000 to get it.
iwo factor«: Natural resources or raw j U. S. LAND OFFICE at Vale, Ore­
materials, and proximity to markets
The farmer, manufacturer, laborer—every American is
gon, June 1, 1920.
for manufactured producta. Granted
Phone 23 M if you cannot call at the barn.
Interested in holding our position on ths seas.
NOTICE is hereby given that Fred
these and sufficient encouragement
As a first step In this direction it is necessary to modify
-L. Sheets, of Nyssa, Oregon, who on
development Inevitably follows.
those articles of existing commerclul treaties which have
Oregon has the raw materials and February 23, 1916, made Homestead
operated to thwart the upbuilding of our merchant marine—
natural resources.
*lt will be the Entry, No. 04265, for Stt8E*4, sec-
purpose of the State Chamber of Com lion 22, Township 19 South, Range
By giving the notice of termination for which the several
inerce under its expanded program to
treaties provide.
acquaint the world with these facts, 46 East, Willamette Meridian, has
This action Is directed in the constructive Shipping BUI
and through direct solicitation, get in­ filed notice of Intention to make final
now before Coo frees;
dustrial management to consider Bre three year Proof, to establish claim
Which declares It te be the policy of the United States
gon as a site for their industries.
to he land above described, before
“to do whatever mey be necessary to develop and en­
Furniture and wool manufacture In Register & Receiver. U. 8.
courage" a merchant marine.
Oregon are In their infancy. So Is the Office, at Vale, Oregon, on the 19th
This policy deserves ths support of every American.
canning and preserving of fruits. With
day of July, 1920,
Its vast resources In water power. Its
Lacking this support ihe present effort to maintain our
Claimant names a* wltne-ses:
labor
market,
geographical
locatlen,
merchant marine may suffer the fate of many ineffective
«’laud H. Will eon, A. H. Whin an.
Oregon offers m ini advantages to th--
attempts of the past
manufacturer who, however, mutt first Ed Daren.«, Otln O. Otrie, all of
Send for s copy of ’’ For an American Merchant Marine.”
be interested In Oregon and know Its Vy«M, O n s w .
advantages.
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THU« JONES, Rag Inter.
Committee of American Shipbuilders
First putoMeation, Jane 11, 1920
30 CHURCH »TREET, NEW YORK CITY
Last publication, July 9th, 1920
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STATE CHAMBER TO
EXPANDJCTIVITIES
,
For That Satisfying Drink
For That Palatable Dish
Try Our Fountain
We Aim to Please You
Oar Ice Cream Sati fies
Foster’s Drug Store
Go to the
Nyssa Flour
Mill
SAMPSON
for
FLOUR & FEED
15 Hand Jack
To Keep American Ships
on the Seas
NYSSA JACK ASSOCIATION
DOUBLE POPULATION
OF OREGON F A R M E R S
STATE CHAMBER P U N
PECKHAM CASE CO.
House Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
I. H. Kellar, in charge o f Parm» Store.
H o w e Phone 50-SSS
Phone 50-SS
Stores at Caldwell and Parma, Idaho.
Oregon now baa S OW 0M «area
ei lend und-r cultivation.
Ia 1919 the egri-julturel crop
•an valued at «MMM.OOO M.
By honeat advertlslag the Ore
p a Statr Chamber af Commero
«ma doubla tha agricultural sera
age In thraa yearn This would
add another I M M N .I N N to
the agrkultarei reveaae ef the
•tate, using last year's figura»
an a baals af figuring.
St. Joseph’s
Home for
Storage Coal
NOW
Aberdeen
N ut and Lump