The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, December 14, 1923, Image 1

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NYSSA. URKCON, FRIDAY, ÜKCKMH¿R 14, 192:,
ME XXII. NO 7
COUNTY STATISTICS
USE O F CHRISTMAS
05144484
TREES APPROVED
Large
quanitiea
of
young
Dougla
Malheur County Real Estate Trans­
firs were reported
to have been
fers Recorded Durili); Week
slopped from this state this year t o 1
O f Dec. 1st lo Hih.
ITEMS Ul INTEREST ABOUT
California and Hawaii to be used as I
Silver Bow Motor ( lar Co. to C. |
THE BOVS AND GIRLS.
Items o f Local and Personal Interest, Gathered
Christmas trees. Oregon's firs wi’.!
M. G oodenberger-StiNE1/*, and E ):
thus help to make it seem li.ee
B y The Journal Correspondents.
NW H Sec. 11-17-4«. 9-26-23. $1.00.
Fourteen boys’ and girls’ clubs in I Christmas in balmy Honolulu.
In ‘
U. S. A. to Edw. H. Somerville-
(From Malheur Enterprise
EHWV4, N H SE'A, SW >4SE'.
Sec Malheur county have received certi-1 4He United States 5 million Christ j Watson P. Davidson of St. Paul,
ficates
of
achievement
from
H.
C.
mas
trees
are
used
each
year,
and
j
29;
NW>4SW>4
Sec.
28-15-41.
- « moved down irom Jamieson for the
president of the Oregon
Western
Edw. H. Sommerville et us to D. Seymour, state club leader, through in th eastern States with thier rein I Colonization company, visited this
OW YH EE
' winter. They are located at the
C. B rett-E tiW 'A , NVfeSE‘4 , S W > 4 d 1
Oregon Agricultural college ex- t">ely dense population, trees suit-
—
~ ------------------- * Moore hotel.
section the first of the week on
<1 Gruell, of the upper i Mjsg chryatal Stacey visited Lela E14 Sec. 29• N W *iSW !4 Sec. 28-; tension srvice, for completing their able for use at Christmas are he business connected wbh the exten­
died Friday, interment be-|Qx™
g u„ da~ returning to B o is e '15-41. 11-28-23. *1.00.
'
work 100 I * r <*nt.
W. D. aiming scarce. This year the New
sive land interests of the company
he Vale cemetery.
I t)lat evening.
Edw. Hannon et ux to J. P. Han- K‘nder- coan‘ y dub agrent, organiz- England crop was shut o ff on ac in Malheur county.
r smith, T M. Lowe and F .! Mrs. Andy Lackey and Helen re non-undivided V4 interest in SW14S ^ « club, the first of the year, ‘ ount o f a uarantine against the
A meeting was held last Friday
bed took hogs to Adrian to tulned from Spokane Sunday.
WN4 Sec. 25; S E * S E % , SWVi, etc.
Were standard clubs *p^ . ° ’ the ®;'P«y moth- On the in the office of F. S. Rieder, the .lo­
(Frank Miller's carload which Dr. J C. Bartlett and
Miss Alva A. A. Doubrava et ux to
John T*th def,‘ nlte '’ •'ograms outlined for Atlanta Coast it is reported that it cal agent here, and was attended by
'Portland.
Arnold motored to Nampa Thursday
Thompson-Lots 4, 5, 6, 7, and w e .t , the year 8 work- The
clubs were
«
becoming profitable to
grow th businss men of Vale to discuss
10 feet o f Lot 8, Block 43, Brogan composed of 265 boys and girls of Christmas trees. Someday we raaj
members of the school- to attend the Elk’s Ball.
the future development of this
. u . Ul,| M i; Kobt. El- Mrs. C. C. Burrow and Mrs. R. 1). 12-23-22. *50.00.
, whom
. . 76
. . per cent completed their may
n come to that
, in the Northwest.
-
county.
Messrs Geo. Kaylor and Lytle were in town from Vale, Mon-
Ernest C. Wilson et al to Geo. R. ( P ^ ^ -
Seven different types (lf
Does the agelon g custom of cut
Mr. Davidson also visited Harney
kuU went U> Vale Monday to 'd a v .
Swan-Lots 9 and 10, Block 21. dub work have been done in the ting Christmas trees at the holiday county, where the company has a
ent at the tax
commission Mr.
and Mrs. Lumpee and daugb- Teutschs Add. to Nyssa. 11-2 23. *1. eoUnty thls year-
f T t m T
H u ™
“ V * demonstration station established on
Ult
Vale,
Otto F. Strobel to Nellie Strobe’ -1 Clubs with their local club leaders ( farest “ f t * " * 1* This is a question a tract of land near Burns to dem­
J ter Leah were down from
I N % , NWMSWy* Sec. 16-1C-46. n > - 1 and officers are as follows:
often asked o f Government and onstrate profitable irrigation by
ey Bradley is working on his shopping^ Monday^
pumping water for diversified farm
Mrs.
T.
C.
McElroy
o
f
Vale
was
31-23.
$1.00.
.
Kol°
nT
pi(f
C
J
ub’
M'_J.Udd
I
f
m te r e ^ h y ^ 't h e u ! T ‘ i W
T. ditch and boarding with his]
in town from Vale Monday.
Fred G. Lackey et ux to B. W . j leader, five members, Cora Elliot,
products next season.
Mrs. A. C. Bradley,
Service expects letters
protesting
Miss Patterson of Weiser was Grover- NW14SW)4 Sec. 23-18-45. president, Evelyn Debord, vice-presi­
against the cutting of young trees
nd Mrs. Warren Fenn
-
1 ‘
. .
.
registered at Moore Hotel Monday, j 11-1-23. $2,000.
dent Floyd Eliott seen
secretary; Brogan
for Christmas. It is usually point
Sunday rom a vlsl
° u
| Mr. Walker of Seattle spent Sun-
U. S. A. to Frank Palmer-SVfcSE | pig club, Clyde Cole, leader; eight
ed out that several million trees arc
YVovo, Utah, where they went, ^
^
* See. 6 . N E yt Sec. 7. NViNW'.i members, Neil E Engl,
England, president, used each year which if left to grow
id the funeral o f Mrs. Fenn’s
Mrs. Roy Smith ntertained the Sec. 8-26-42 12-30-19.
Eldred Lockett, vice-president, Joe
to maturity would produce a consir!
)ther.
M. and M. Club Friday. A pleasant1 U. S. A. to Frank Purser- SE*4N Davis, secretary; Amiex pig club.
erable quanity of lumber.
Is it
nd Mrs. Vencenti Mendiola afternoon was spent sewing, after jE *4 Sec. 27-28-46. 10-8-92,
Orville Green, leader; Alva Van not, therefore, an economic waste
Jldren called at the DeBord wh;ch dainty
refreshments
were
U. S. A. to Eliza Purser-NEM NE' Buren, president, Rex Guilford, vice-
r, . .
,
,
NO 2 THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
unday, Mr. Mendiola b r o u g h t gerved
Mrs. Wilmer Boyer won K Sec. 26; NWVINW’4 Sec. 25-28- president, Grant Weber, secretary.
“S
‘3
S
S’
The Forest Service believes that ESPECIALLY NOTICEABLE IN
of sheep Monday to Paatu" | t h e prizes in a contest.
46. 1-15-97.
Dorca3 3ewing club> Mr3. w . L
SOUTHERN PART
the use of young trees as Christmas
stalks on the DtBoid
. T h e first evening party given by
U. S. A. to Frank PurserNWCi Turner, leader, 15 members, Dorothv
trees is entirely justified. To what
local P.-T. A. is planning » ' t h e Music club was held at the h om e'N E V i, N H N W ^ , SW ViN W ^ Sec. Laxon, president Barbara Castleman highr use can trees be put than t<
a entertainment to be given l o f Mrg. E c< van Petten.
; 26-28-46. 3-26-92.
vice-president,
Beulah Rasmussen,
bring jo y and happiness to the lit­ High Living Cost, Poor Wages And
Xmas week. Tho not defi-n-^ The program was aa follows:
| W. F. McNaught .to C. W. A l -; secretary; Brogan Blue Bird sewing
Supply of Labor
tle children.
tied, a playlet, with music l*iano
solo, Mrs Cox; Vocal
solo, dredge-Lotg 6, 7, and 8,
Block 30, club Mrs.
May Noah, leader, 14
Reasons
ging by the Misses _ M arian,
Mrs. Graham; Trio, Rollins, Peter-
Ontario. 12-1-23. $10.00.
members, Thelma Smith, president,
¡and Bernice Mac Lafferty j SOn,Cox, (violin, cello, piano);
vo-
C. W. Aldredge et ux to W.
1 • Dorothy
Cole, secretary; Sewing
nbably be chief attractions of ca[ S0iOj Mrs. Young; piano solo, McNaught-LoU 20, 21 and 22, Block I club of District 49, Jefferson, Mis.
High living costs, poor wages and
ening for which a small “ J" Mrs. Breithaupt, vocal duet, Mrs. 4, Villa Park Add. to Ontario, 12-1 Ira E. Ray, leader, five members,
_
, an over supply ui lalair ai» given as
will be charged.
| Peterson and Mrs. Young, piano 23. $10.
Lucile Stoneman, president, Goldie I Grandma Childs \ egetable Hash the reasons for the Hundreds of peo-
Cut cold meat, onions and carrots ! ,)le who ^
leaviliy California
rs Morton and Smith, juniors solo, Mrs. W. J. Pinney.
Sheriff H. Lee Noe to Thos. G. Ray, vice-president, Ona Watkins,
into a baking dish, season with salt weeUly>
Bennett of Hutchins,
A fter the program dainty refresh­ K elly-EHSW % Sec. 36-18-43. 12-8-
(ario High, accompanied State
Division two cooking club of Jeff­ pepper and thick rich gravy to cover j Ca l i f s a i d in an interview at the
23. $100.00.
rian Thompson on his sec- ments were served.
erson, Mrs. Ida B. Leach, leader, and slice raw potatoes on top. Bake ; idanha, Monday.
Thousands have
around Thur. on the tuber-
Miss Dollie Roilins spent Sunday
five members, Edith Joseph, presi­ until potatoes are done and nicel; 1 .■ f'; that state during the last six
Marriage License Issued
-,st. The party were dinner in Baker.
William Bedal and Dora Pollard. dent, Loisa Tooley, vice-president, browned.
Mr. Murphy spent Sunday in
months, he said, and ^thousands more
at Lowe’s.
Thelma Leach, secretary.
12-5-23.
Mrs. Eliza Champneys, London will go before the exodus ceases.
Th* [state traveling library is in Nampa.
Big Bend corn club, Edwin Wilson
While the winter month are us-
Mrs. -Ivan Oakes had Guild at her Complaints Filed in Circuit Court leader, 11 members, Lois V/ilson,
of Mrs. Robt. Elliot, presi-
Chess Pie
uallythe when greater
numbers
^f the P.-T. A., and any who home Thursday afternoon.
J. R. Blackaby Comercial Co. vs. president,
Chester
Wilson,
vice-
One-half cup butter, 1-3 cup milk, travel to California than any other
Holmes D. Glover. 12-4-23. Recovery president, Elmer Parker, vice-presi­
ercsted in obtaining books are
1 cuo sugar, 2 eggs, 1 cup chopped part of the year, he dfriared, this
to avail themselves of this
on note. $1,345.86.
dent Wesley Roberts, secretary.
nuts, 1 cup seedless raisins, 1 tea­ winter is seeing outgoing trains
ADRIAN
____________
Mary
Ellen
Agnes
Sherman
vs.
L.
ntiy to read good books.
Big Bend dairy herd record keep­ spoon vanilla. Cook in double boilei
heavier loaded than , thus" entering
Mrs. Irmal Ashcraft is visiting
Sherman. 12-5-23. Divorce,
M rland Mrs. Oce Schweizer and
ing club, Edwin Wilson, leader, six butter, milk, eggs and sugar; add
-
| Ameil Claud vs. Rector Amwine members, Chester Wilson, president, raisins and nuts. Cook Ufttir thick, the ¡¡tat».
^^^Jw ere dinner guests Sunday at her sister at Glenn's Ferry.
This
condition,
he said, especially
ank John’s home in the Bend. Tom McGivern and his sister, Mrs.' 12-6-23. Damages. $1,830.00.
Clare Fleetwood, vice-president, Rex add vanilla, cool. Serve in indivi-
prevails in thed istrict surrounding
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Weikland, secretary; Wade dairy ual pie crusts.
Kennard of Vale was a bus- Claypool, spent the week end in On-
Los Angeles and thè southern part
herd record keeping, Vem Eaehus,
^^ ^ H visitu r on tho Owyhee Wed­ tario visiting at the home o f their *
Mrs. H. W. Steelhammei.
t)u, 3tate. Many families from
CRESTON
leader, 16 members, Elmer Parker,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Me- i
nesday
the east and middle est tho went to
president, Wesley
Roberts,
vice-
Christmas Plum Pudding
announced that E. L. Mac Givem.
Guy Travis made a trip to Ontario
California a year or so ago form
Mrs. Johnston has returned to |
Two cups raisins, 2 cups currant*»,
.
.
. .
«... „
Lee
Johnston,
jty will deliver an adress, fol-
this week to have ental work done. presidentpresident,
, 1
,
those returning. Working conditions
cups bread crumbs, 2V4 cups su-
....
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|
[ Sunday School next Sunday. Adrian from a long visit with rela
T. R. Beers put down a new well secretary.
...
, .. ,
. .
are poor, said Mr. Bennett and gen-
Valley View poultry club, Mrs. P. gar (% white and V4 brown) 1 cup |
th’ere are ten men to -very
tives in Vale and elsewhere.
striking good water at depth of 220
F. Countryman, leader, nine mem­ suet chopped fine, 1 cup almonds .
Leo Betts was in the city on bus­ feet.
,
,
J.
,
..
u
,
job
open.
ARCADIA
iness Saturday.
Miss Freda Scott spent Thanks­ bers, Homer H. Oft, president, Carl chopped fine, 1 cup citron chopped
Wages are poor because
because many
E. Sundquist, vice-president, Bea­ fine, 1 small cup milk, 6 large or
K
000
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wal­ giving at the Shumway home.
who go have a smSW amount saved
Qwit an accident happened here
trice
Griffin,
secretary.
8
small
eggs,
M
teaspoon
cloves,
'i
ker, a son. Mother and child are
Clarence Atterbury was a visitor
up or small incomes from money in­
Ifedm ;,iy evening when a car
Annex calf club, Orville Green, teaspoon nutmeg, V4 teaspoon mace,
doing nicely.
at the Stewart home this week.
vested anda a a result they are w ill­
by Bill Cathey’s boy of Vale,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newton were
A large dinner party was given leader; seven members, Alva Van 2 teaspoons salt, 1 teaspoon cinnn- ing to work at lower wages than
|to a team of mules with a load
Caldwell visitors Friday.
last Sunday at the Beers home. All Buren, president, Rex Guilford, vice- mon, 1 teaspoon soda, 1 cup molasses will the man who has a family to
In belonging to Elbert Butler,
Flour to make very stiff. Steam 5
Sheriff Lee Noe was in Adrian on of the Creston neighbors were the president, Grant Weber, secretary.
support. This condition prevails not
mule got on top o f the car
hours. Will keep for weeks in a
business Monday.
guests.
Jim
Yost
and
Guy
Travis
only in unskilled labor but in skill­
Jmpletely demolished the top
Earl Caverhill, who is now living were there from Grennet Creek.
McAddo lives in California. If he cool place. To serve, slice and steam ed labor, he soM*
and shield and cut the mule so - . ,,
, ... .
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15
to
26
minutes.
Ithat a veterinary had to be a .
ran
W’ »« f .aS
’
^ rs- J°bn Wall and Miss Georgie promises less climate but a better
— Mrs. J. F. Miller.
quality he is elected.
The boy crawled from under ™SIVnf at the McCreary home on Cox came up from Riverside.
Peeved at Income Tax Law.
r
riday.
QU
y
shumway
went
to
Riverside
eck without getting hurt.
There would be more old maids
Hood
River^—The Oregon income
Ford
lives
in
the
United
States
Frank Miller expects to ship a j f or a )oad 0f supplies this week.
Jim Benall and little son
His platform should be more park­ if there were no such things as tax law has lost one citizen for
car load of hogs from Adrian, Dec­
Miss
Scott
is
taking
spinning
les­
[the day Wednesday at the
Hood River. JamesTiaydam, wealthy
shades in front parlors.
ing and less cops.
ember 10th.
sons on the old spinning wheel.
retired New Yorker, who had resid­
*
< RU' .
, I Floyd Anderson made a trip to
i Sloan of Parma, manager ol I _ . . .
. . . .
„
r
ed here for the last seven years has
„ ,,
,
.
,,
Ontario for the Van Petten Lumber
S. & I). ranch was in this t _
_
,
. . .
.
,
, ,
left here for California.
Co. Tuesday, bringing back a load
Saturday on business.
Mr. Suydam before leaving wrote
o f cement.
| and Mrs. John Car o f Ontario
to Governor Pierce announcing his
The following were entertained
visitors at the Clyde L on g 1
reasons for leaving the state,
at a lovely supper at the R. 1.
[ Friday.
also wrote the county clerk here
Crouch home Wednesday: Mrs Dollie
rd Oris and wife of Nyssa
giving formal notice o f his change of
McCreary, Misses Elsie Elliott and
(visiting at Charlie Bullard’s
residence.
Mr. Suydam declared
Threlma McCreary, Messrs. Ray­
that he considered the state income
mond Marshall, Cecil Weedmark and
ilbcrt Butler, Jr. went to Boise
tax law an injustice.
He declared
Clarence Elliot. After supper cards
Isiness Tuesday,
that
he
would
not
have
objected
to a
were played, while some o f the girls
friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
schedule such as provided under the
made marshmallows.
ny surprised them on the 29th
federal law.
Mr. Doyle has again got his car
la basket dinner, it being their
in running order, having had a ser­
i1
nrversary. On the 80th
Mark Pershing’s Birthplace.
ious breakdown in the early part of
»m e crowd met at Howard
Maryville Tenn.—On the site of a
the week.
)les, that lieing the wedding nn-
cabin near Maryville, a marker do-
Mr. Newton had the misfortune
;ary of Mr. and Mrs. Temple
noting the birthplace o f the mother
to get his foot trampled on while
¡young people had a taffy pull
of Gen. John J. Pershing has been
playing a game of basketball. The
evening.
placed by American legion members
foot is some better, but he still is
of Tennesee. In this manner have
compelled to wear his bedroom slip­
the legionaires of the Volunteer
per.
State honored their commander-in­
Frank Miller shipped a car load
chief during the world war. The
- music club met at the h o m e !°f h<' f to P^ land markRt"
marker was dedicated at a special
rs. W. W. Wood Saturday. The
a a r t'm'e Elllot went wlth th,;m’
ceremony arranged by the legion
‘
he
will
visit
many
friends
near
hi«
¡a Parisfal was read and
men, and several thousand were
old home while there.
were played.
presente at the gathering.
Judg
R. C. Enos was a Caldwell visitor
9** Monday Bridge club met a!
John J. Jennings of Knoxville made
one
day
this
week.
Rome of Mrs. Rodericus. High
the principal address.
Adrian was well represented at
4 was Won by the hostess.
the meeting held by the Mason
John Wood entertained the Lodge in Nyssa, December 10th.
December 9 to 16 Has Been Desig­
ilay bridge club.
nated By Governor
J. E. Holly and family were Boise
Pierce
s. Aiken entertained the Fort- visitors Friday.
Governor Pierce designated Decem­
Jtly club Wednesday.
Every candidate has two loyal sup­
ber 16 as Harding Memorial week.
iy Duncan and wife were in On-
porters, but both of them are hold­
A proclamationurging all religious,
Saturda and Sunday visiting
ing up his socks.
business, social, fraternal and civic
He home of Mrs. Andy Lackey,
bodies to commemorate the late
r. Whitting of Weiser registered
If Coolidge is elected again he
president in a fitting manner was
He Moore Saturday.
gets four years’ rent fre.
That’s
issued from the executive offices.
!r. and Mrs. C. H. Oxman have nough to make any man think.
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