The Gate city journal., August 31, 1923, Image 2

housed in tw o wull equipped co tta g es
of Iho Children's F arm Home of tho
W C. T. U. fo rty o f euoh littlo wolfs
as h a s h ith e rto boon condemned to
tem p o rary hom es, heused In se c ta ria n
in stitu tio n s or se n t to daily aaiociation
w ith dalinquenta in in stitu tio n s e stab ­
lished for th e care o f those who have
lost th e innocenee which la the rig h tfu l
h e irita g e of childhood.
Tha F arm Homo board are c o n g ratu ­
latin g them aelvea upon th e ir good for
tune in having secured in the person
of Mr. T. C. W ebb as su p e rin te n d en t,
an ideal fa th e r and ad m in istrato r, with
unusual g ra sp e f the need of the work
undertak en , and high ideala of tbe
m ission of the home he has been able
to organize the fam ily collected from
m any eountias and as m any kinds of
aurrounainga into a real family and
home life. The m otto e f th e board,
"A R eal Home on a R eal F arm , ia
rapidly becom ing a reality.
N ot only a re h um anitarians o f the
s ta te becom ing m ore and more in te r­
ested in th e project, but hard headed
business m .n u rs re g a rd in g it aa one
a f the m ost foresighted busint
en­
terp rise s, planning as it does to de
velop those who m ight soon become an
econom ie liability into a distinct eco­
nom ic a sse t. Gov. Pierce, in a re ce n t
le tte r to the F arm Home office, says:
" I w an t to assure you th a t th ere ia no
g re a te r work going on Hi Oregon than
the work you are doing "
The first tw o c o tta g es will be fo r­
mally dedicated Septem ber S and a
general inv itatio n is extended to all
re ad e rs of this p a p er to go to Corvallis
to r th is event. The pressin g need for
additional buildings, th a t th e m any
chlluren for whom applications are be­
ing m ade in increasing num bers may
be housed, is so g re a t th a t appeals are
being m ade fo r "d e d ic a tio n g if ts " in
the hope th a t such will en able the
m anagem ent to m eet this need. In as­
much aa buildings th a t cannot be en­
closed before th e rainy season begins
m ust be delayed until spring no tim e
is to be lost. I t will be wise to send
g ifts d ire c t to P ortland F arm Home
Office, 612 S tock-E xchange
Bldg.
These will be presented a t the dedica
tion. If p re fe rre d they can be b rought
or s e n t to tne Home a t tho tim e of the
dedication
MAKE
We Want
O. A. C.
FEEDER PIGS
Your Next Goal
You have finished high
rchool and, like all w ide­
aw ake graduates, a re
looking to college.
The S ta te of Oregon
offers you the b e stt of
train in g and a college
degree in the leading
pursuits and
p ro fe s­
sions, as follows:
65 lbs anp up
Let us know what you have
Phone 6
Engineering, A g ric u ltu re ,
Commerce, Forestry. Home
Economics, Military Scienee,
and Tactics, Mining. Phar­
macy. Vocational Education
and Music.
N yssa Packing* Co,
BURBIDGE & RAY, Prop.
he o perators would not drill unless
S tudent life a t the C ol­
they had a solic block of ground; would
lege is rich in o p p o rtu n ­
not tak e the chance of proving up the
ities fo r leadership and
ground of th e ie non-p articip atin g own
personal cu ltu re
N
ysaa
Published «vary F rid a y a t
era for some one elae to profit by. The
FALL TERM OPENS
result was th a t the leasee th a t had
O regon, by
SEPTEMBER 28, 1923
been tak en w ere re tu rn e d to land own­
For inform ation w rite to
H. F . BROW N
ers and p a rties w ent elsew h ere in
search of a location w here th ey could
TH
E R E G IS T R A R
E ntered a t the Poetofflee at N yaea, g e t a fa ir chance to win. T he tw o or
Oregon
c u ltu ra l College
Oregon, as second-class mail m atter th ree who held out, thin k in g th a t the
Corvallis
prom otora wou’d "com e a c ro ss" w ith
a cash inducem ent, queered the whole
SU B SC R IPTIO N R A T E S:
deal. They hiet an oppo rtu n ity th a t
*1.50 they may not have again fo r a long
m onths, in ad vance......... .........75 tim e.
"O th e r efforts to prom ota oil devel­
ill""L
opm ent in the local fieldr have failed
for like reasons, and they will continue
The following from th e W heatland to fail until laud ow ners acquire some
World (W yoming) ao graphically illoa different ideas.
"O p era to rs seldom pay out much
tra te a conditions g en era lly found by
o p erato rs In prospective fields th a t it if money for leases in a " w ild c a t" field
If they have to buy leases they wi'l go
reproduced in full:
" P e rh a p s few realize it,b u t the above and buy some in proven fields where
The UNIVERSITY of OREGON
expreseee the a ttitu d e o f m any local there is e reesonable assu ran ce of sue
contains :
and ow ners w ith referen ce to possible cess. All n .w fields are opened up on
oil developm ent, in th e opinion of men a purely royalty basis; and the fellow
The College of Liteioturc. Science
who have tried to p rom ote oil drilling who does the initial prospecting takes
and the A rts with 22 departments.
in this vicinity.
the big risk —dem ands and m u st have
The professional schools of Archi­
" In the p ast th ree or four years, and an equally large o pportunity fo r re ap ­
tecture and Allied A rts—Business
more especially within th e p ast year, ing th e benefits o f his money and work,
Administration—Education—Grad­
th ere have been a num ber o f drilling or th ere will be nothing deing. D on’t
uate Study—Journalism —Law—
projects propos-id, all o f w hich have im agine th a t the prospective d rille r is
Medicine—Music—Physical Edu­
th u s f a r failed for one cause or an in such u rg e n t need for YOUR prop
cation—Sociology—Extension.
oth er, b u t principally because o f the 1 e rty th a t he is going to pay a big price
a ttitu d e of local land ow ners. V isiting to g e t it. He dees not have to have
For a catalogue or onff information
oil men recently su g g e ste d to the ■t—in fact, he does not have to drill
uirtfe The R tjittra r, UniVereitj) o f
Hanged for Not Drinking,
Oregon. Eviene, Oregon.
Tim es th a t if land ow ners had a b e t­ here, and he w on’t except upon term s
¿A tea K ic d ie .«cry teSa s i
te r u n derstanding of th e proposition it and condition as have been found prac M uiiier of o i v t r y who was iiangee
The 48th Year Opens September 25,1923
m ight be passible to g a t som ething tical in o th er unproven te rrito ry .
for leaving his ale.” It ariaes from
s ta r te d here. A cting upon the sug
"A gain, it is folly for each m an in­ the 8tory th at on the way to the gib­
geetion the following explanation it tere ste d in s group of leases to insist bet where Bawtry m alefactors expl
given as to why p rospective operators upon a well being drilled on his place ated thdlr crim es It was the custom to
m ake dem ands which p ro p e rty owners first. Leave th a t to the ju d g m e n t of halt the procession s t one spot, and IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
o ften consider u rreasonable, but which the men who have m ade a business give the criminal a farewell drink of
beer. A saddler, marked for death
In fa c t a re only rig h t and fair:
FOR THE COUNTY OF MAL­
and study of th a t. Men a re n o t going contem ptuously refused the proffered
" I n any new o r " w ild c a t" field the to spend money to drill holes in the draught and was prom ptly hanged.
HEUR.
first w ells to be drilled a re a pure gam ground ju s t to ulease any individual. By Just as many m inutes later aa he
IN T H E M A TTER OF T H E E IT A T E
bie. Oil pools a re located w ith re fe r They will dr ill to find oil. I f th e ir had declined to dally s breathleas
O F MARY A. TH O M PSO N , D E ­
ence to tb e folds or dip o f oil bearing propsecting point* to your fa rm as the horsem an arrived with a rcprlevaf
C E A SE D .
form ations. T he first hole in a new m ost likely place for success, th ey will
The undersigned having been a p ­
field m ay s trik e oil or it m ay not. It drill th e re , never fear.
pointed by th e County C o u rt of tha
On the Way.
m ay show only w hether or not the
"T h e re a re o th e r reasons th an those
T he tim e seems to he coming whet, S ta te of Oregon, tar th e County of
deeper form ation is favorable for the
cited above fo r one or two prom otion thoee who Indulge la luxury and shea M alheur, ad m in istrato r of th a e sta te
p reasore of oii in the vicinity. W here
fa ilu res here, b u t tbu principal reason wttl be regarded with quite as moaft of Mary A. Thom pson, deceased, and
the form ation is so thoroughly covered
is th e inability to securu th e desired «■apteton and contem pt as was f a r having qualified, notice is hereby given
as it is hare on the W heatland F lats, a
contiguous leases
The m an who ■ erty directed tow ard those whe to the c re d ito rs of, and all persona
ssrie s o f w ells may be n ecessary to
th ro u g h a m isconception of the condi haunted the doors of chick eh
having claim s ag ain st th e a s ta te of
prove th e lay and dip of tha form a
tions under which oil prorp. c to rs la­ ■(ter dark.—Utica Observer
said deceasd, to p re se n t them , duly
tlen and enable geologists to figure
bor, re fu se s to ro o p erate w ith the
verified, aa req u ire d by law, w ithin six
w here th e oil pools a re to be found.
neighbors in g ra n tin g leases under
m onths a f te r the first publication of
S—shl
Keep
It
Dark!
Such a se ries o f holes m ay prove th a t
reasonable g u a ran tee s, not only loses
At a recent bar exam ination a candi this notice, to said ad n fin istrto r a t hia
th e oil pools a re a h a lf mile or ten
o u t him self, but effectually prevents date defined law as follow s: “Law I* residence a t Nyssa, O regon, or a t the
m iles from w here th
first drilling is
tbe m eans by which we acquire leggl office of E. M. B lodgett, in Nyssa,
develo p m en t of any p a rt of the field.
dene.
"T h e w rite r does not know the possession of property belonging Is M alheur C ounty Oregon.
" T h a t is the rca*an th a t piaatical
nam es of any persona who have stood another.”—Boston Transer*pt
CHA S. L. THOM PSO N,
m en, in e n te rin g an unproven field,
in tho way of developm ent as above
A dm inistrator of the E a ta te of Mary
dem and a larg e acreage of leases The
indicated, hence no one can ta k a this
A. Thom pson, Deceased
Dance. Big Bend pavillien, Friday,
man who m ak e s the first venture, r e ­
as a personal criticism . I t is w ritten S eptem ber 7. Good crowd, floor and D ate of firet publication Aug. 31, 1923
quirin g an e xpenditure o f possibly a
only w ith th e dasire to give the land muaic
D ate of last publication Sept. 28, 1923
hundied thousand dollars, is e n title d to
ow ners a view of the o p e ra to r’# side of
every chance o f success.
He may
the question in the hope th a t th e next
lea se S m ith ’s farm and Ju n e ’s farm ,
Mark Memorial Trees.
N otice is hereby given th a t the un­
effort, w henever it may be m ade, may
while brown, betw een or adjoining
Regardless of how thoughtfully the dersigned. as S up erin tan en t of Banks
m eet with more liberal cooperation,
Sm ith and Jones, declines to give a
trees have been selected and how th o r­ for tha S ta te of O regon, la in charge
th a t all m ay profit thereby "
lease on his place, unless he g e ts a
oughly the planting has been done, of tha as«ats and affairs of th e Bank
H
ietory
re
p
e
a
ts
itself.
The
above
there rem ains Intelligent care to have
price fo r it. The p rospecting on the
of N yssa, N yssa, Oregon, for th e pur­
Sm ith and Jones farm s m ay prove th a t re p re se n ts the experience in this vicin­ them live and thrlue. says the Ameri­ pose of liquidation.
th ere is no oil under those places but ity of the Penn Pacific Oil Company can Forestry association of W ashing­
All persons who m ay have claims
th a t th e re ie every assurance th a t ■ which has a g re rd to thoioughly test ton. which will register your memorial a g ain st said bank are hereby notified
tree s on Its national honor mil. Many
o
u
t
this
country
if
its
in
h
ab
itan
ts
g u sh e r will be struck on the Brown
planters have been disappointed with to m ake legal proof th ereo f by filing •
farm , which he has not got and c a n 't will only c o o p srate The question is — the resu lts of th e ir work because^ duly verified claim as by law provived,
g e t. O r th e work may show th a t th e do You o r d o y o u not wish to have jo u r they considered th eir Job completed
w ith the D eputy S u p erin ten d en t of
pool ie a long distance aw ay on Doe’s '* nd* developed?
when tbe last shovelful of soil was Hanks in charge a t th e office of the
farm .
I
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placed around the tree.
BANK OF NYSSA, Nyssa, Oregon,
on or before the 23rd day of Septem ­
"N o d rille rs can keep the result of
Dance, Big Band pavillion, Friday,
ber. 1923.
Neat W orker.
th e ir work entirely secrat. The min­
S ep tem b er 7. Oood crowd, floor and
FR A N K C BRAM W ELL,
“F ath er. please let aie m arry Jim .
u te som eone s ta r ts to drill e new field
Superintendent of Banka.
m usic.
H e’s ao n e a t Why. when he w ia In
o th er o p e ra to rs begin to w atch for re
Ragaaa be got two m edals for
l> l
suits. W here a aeries of holes are
Oht dngoifts and mopping a
drilled the experienced w atch er can
NO TICE FO R PU B LIC A TIO N .
American Legion Weekly.
lea rn j u s t as m uch about it as the fel­
D ep artm en t of th e interior,
To th* c re d it of our s la te , ba it said,
lows who a re spending th e money for
U. S- Land Office a t Vale. Or.
th e w ork. T aking a d v an tag e of in t h a t a fte r y e ars of neglect o f th a de
A ugust I, 19t8.
fo rm atio n thus gained, the w a tc h e ' pendent child th e t th ere a re now
, N atice ia hereby given th a t M e rritt
can slip over to the adjoining places
M. G reeling o f Nyssa. Oregon, who,
and buy u p lasses on practically a
on A ugust 11, 1919 m ade d e se rt Land
aura thing, while tha men who prove
e n try No. C5926, for S tS W j, Section
th e country a re left holding tha «ark,
FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT 24th
12, Townahip 21 South, R ange 46 E ast,
"E x p erie n ce d men will not do busi­
W illam ette M eridian, haa filed notice
n e ss th a t way. They are geing to
inten tio n to m ake final proof, to es­
Become
a
Bookkeeper
or
Stenographer.
Good
salaries
h ava sufficient ground held by leases
tablish claim to tha land above de
to p e a ta e t them in all reasonable prob­
are paid to thoroughly trained office assistants. LINK’S
acribad, before R e g iste r and Receiver
ab ilities. or they are not going to drill.
TRAINING will place you on the road to success.
U. S. Land Office, a t Vala, O regon, on
And you c a n ’t blam e them .
tha 12th day of Septem ber. 19(3.
"A ease in point. J u e t a few weeks
C laim ant nam es ss witnesses*
a g e c e rta in non resident p a rtie s sent a
New Cataloga* seat Free on Request
H arvav O tis. Frank C. M organ. Rob
m an h e re to look over th a prospects
a r t R. O v e rstre e t, W ebb M. Otia, all
and upon his re p o rt th ey agreed to
a f N yssa, O regon.
ahip in a rig and s t a r t d rillin g in 30
GEO. W. M cKNIGHT,
days, oa such a m a tte r, provided ha
R egister.
ceuld se cu re leases on a t laaat 2400
acres o f ground In a c erta in locality.
For S a le —8 stands of bees, 1 cook
M ost o f th a o w n e rs of lha desired land
bouse 8x10 ft, 1 mower, 1 lavaler, 4
readily g a v e leases, tw o or th ree held
cows, 8 calves, soma hog w ire and
Boise
o u t fo r a prise which would n e t ba
m any o th er m iscellaneous artielaa.
Fully
credited
by
National
Association
paid tb e m c n a long chance. Thaw ould-
C. R. C arter.
GATE CITY JOURNAL
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We Print Bntterwraps
Busines
College
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N yssa Realty Co.
J. BOYDELL
Licensed and Bonded Real Estate Brokers and General In
suraitte.
ÜNiygRsiTYof O regon
Children’s Parra Home
LINK’S
m
f
NYSSA
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OREGON
♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ s s s m S M S S H S M S St
See McFa i and see better.
D r. J . A . M cFall
Eyesight Specialist
Ontario
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Oregon
Chiropractors
Urs. Bradford & Bradford. C arver
method.
C onsultation and exaznina-
tion free. Ten y ears successful prac­
tice in th e sta te of Oregun. Special
ra te s given for 60 days. F irs t door
w est of Bank of Nysaa, Nyssa, Or.
We grind
oar own
lenses
Phone 147
J
McConnon’s Products
Home Raniadiaa
P u re E x tra c t a f gpioee
Toilet Artici*«
V eterm asy Remedies
Poultry Compounds
------- SOLD BT _______
U ntil a m ark et change we will pay
f o. b. La G rande, Oregon, 44c fo r
b u tte r fa t, 18e fo r hens 4} lbs and STAR H O TE L
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NYSSA. OR
over, and 15c for hens from 4 to 44
Prompt attention Riven to mail
lbs. D ated July 30.
order*.
U N ION CREAM ERY CO.
J. H . H U N T E R
F o r d s o iY
THE UNIVERSAL TRACTOR;
.)
Reduce
Your
Production
v Costs
Farming, like every other business, must cut
down the overhead.
It iB not a question of being able to afford a
Fordson; ft is a question of being able to con­
tinue farming on fhe old too-costly basis.
The fa rn e r’s problem is not oil a sales problem;
it is its » a production problem. He must cut
down the cost of production.
.
The Fordson does more work at a lower cost
and in less time than the old hand methods.
Let us give you the proof.
W rite, phone or
call today.
V. B. STAPLES
DEALER
0 n t" io
Oregon