The Gate city journal., March 13, 1925, Image 4

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RIGATION DISTRICT; that at said
i election the qualified
electors of
! said
proposed irrigation
district,
the boundaries of which are herein­
after defined, shall be required to
cast their ballots which shall con­
tain the words ‘ Irrigation District--
Yes”, and “ Irrigation District--Na’’,
or words equivalent thereto.
That the boundaries of áaid pro­
posed irrigation district are as fol­
lows, to-wit:
:: Charters Incubators
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It vemtmberi if you forget.
I ! 1—Trim the wick once a week only.
«; 2—Fill the lamp once a week only
• * 3 —Outaide Thermostat takes care o ' outside charges
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of temperature.
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4 Special Process for retaining n oisture.
i. 6 -Regulat ir for adjusting only two or three times
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during hatch.
" 6 —Charters Uurnerand big tank reduce the fire ri*k.
. > 7—Flame ontrol reduces oil consumption.
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; dvaotag" a the sch>ol, which the
law never contempbiti d ”
Second: A book written over two
Ikon tand years ago. in the infancy of
Published every Frida* at Nyeea, bnrnno i' tllirenct- before iha birth
of geien'ifle know ediw, has no nlac»
Oretron, by
as a tex ' book in the schools o f the
twentieth century.
H. F. BROWN
Third: The R lb le is not R book, but
» coll clion o f books, wri t. n b 'n d . o d s
f year» »part, and arbitrariall), in
Ent»red at the Pogtoff**'« at N-»*a the midst o f great and atorn.y contio
GATE CITY JOURNAL
■»iron, a« second-el__ ___ ui matter »•rsyr, it oth er.d tog ther fn one vol
ume There was aiwaya a dispute as
fn wHeb hook, should c rir p ' *e it The
Hebrew Bible contains 89 boohs: the
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Kin? James, or Proteslort
Fnglisb.
One year, in advance________ $1.50 versio ron»«ire 66, while the Roman
■* months, in advance.................. 76 Catholic or Douay version contains 72.
Fourth: The Bible ie largely anon
ymous. Public school children rh> pin
nut be taught that the work of un
hnown writers is the work o f God.
Fifth: Portions of the Rible depiet
Vve have bad difficulty in de­ G o l a i a demon -ather than a jus'i
ciding what to use for our Bible Go I. Scho d chTriren a-e table t-
gain a wrong co e< pticn of H s chsr
V/EEKLY BIBLE LESSON
lesson this w°ek There is such
a wealth of material to select
from that a choice is difficult
But the fact that a strong effort
is being msde to force the read
ing of the Bible in the public
schools, contrary to law, censti
tution, equity and the American
principle of no union of church
and state constrains us to give n
few reasons why the Bible-
should NOT be taught in out
public schools. Perhaps the first
in importance is that it violates
the constitution of the United
States. This fact has been de­
cided by the supreme courts of
numerous state», including Ohio,
Wisconsin, Nebaaska, Illinois
and California, and cannot be
successfully denied. In '“ hat is
known as the Illinois case Sir.
King, a Catholic, appealed tfc the
supreme oourtof the state. Here
four important points were de­
cided. The first one was:
"F ree enjoyment o f religious wor
ship lnclades freedom not to worship."
On this point the court said:
octet.
•^'Xth: Portions of the Bibl" are o '
Mi-h a oliar ,cter th.■ ». thev are rot 6t
t > be real lo school children, or in anv
mixed company.
Seventh: Th Bible teaches doc­
trines thst h ive been repudiated, ever
by the churches. Among Ih
are
clover u-ury, temperance in the us
of alcoholic r iru ii, »objection o<
w men divorce, Civil e r vhr of kirts.
and Christ's promise to P. ter that h-
woulo be given the keys o f the king
d m o f b' aven, w‘ lh pov er to bind or
loose on esr'h. (This IriBt is a favorite
doetrina of the Catholic church today)
Attention, Farmers.
1 span gentle mares, around 1400
lbs each, 8 and 12 years old, for $100.
1 soan black horses, around 1800 lbs.
each, both 8 yaars old, (er $18 Ur
fair terms.
Enquire of A. Mlusch,
NysBa, Or.
Notice to the Constractwrs of
the Construction of the Owj -
hee Drainage District.
"A ll stand equal hefese the law -
the Protestant, the Cetkeiie, the Mo­
hammedan, the Jew. the Mormon, he
Freethinker, the Atheiet. Whatever
mag be the view o f the majority of
the people, the eeurt has no right,
and the majority hae no right, to fnroe
that view upoq the minority, however
small "
Regarding the status nf a pupil in a
rchool who it perrail'ed by the ebjec
tlon o f himself or his parents to re
frain from asking part in the religious
exercises, the court eaid:
“ The exelueion o f the pupil from
thie eart o f the school exercises to
which the roet o f the school j >ine.
separates himself feom hie fellow*,
puke him in a e'ass by himself, de-
privae him o f hie equality with the
other pupil», euhjecta him to a relig
ioue stigma and plaooa him at a die -
TO WHOM IT MAY
CONCEJtN:
Notice is hereby given, that on the
11th day of April, 1925, an el-ection
will be held at the residence o f J.
W. Graff, in Section 12, Township
23 South, Range 46 E., W. M., for
the purpose of determining whether
or not an irrigation district shall be
organized under the provisions of
Chapter XIV Title XLI Oregon Laws,
and acts supplemental thereto and
amendatory thereof, to provide for
the irrigation o f the lands within
said proposed district by the storage,
diversion and distribution of the un­
appropriated surplus and flood wa­
ters of the Owyhee River and Suc­
cor C reek, in Malheur County, Ore­
gon; that the name o f said propos­
ed District is SUCCOR CREEK. 1R
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In delivering this decision the
court stated a number of maxims
worthy of being remembered:
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23, three fourths Of a mile to the
northeast corner of the SEU of the
NEU of Section 27; thence East
one-half mile to the northeast corner
of the SEU of the NWU o f Sec­
tion 26; thence North
one-fourth
mile to the quarter section comer
on the North line of Section 26;
thence East one-half mile to the
northeast corner of Section 26;
thence North one-fourth mile to the
northeast corner o f the SEU of the
SEU of Section 23; thence East one-
fourth mile to the southeast comer
of the NWU of the SWU of Section
24; thence North three-fourths of a
mile to the section line between
Sections 24 and 13; thence East al­
ong said Section line one-half mile
to the northeast corner of the NWU
of the NEVi of said Section 24;
thence North one-half mile to the
Northeast corner of the NW U of
the SEU of Section 13; thence East
one-fourth mile to the quarter sec­
tion corner on the East line o f Sec­
tion 13; thence North along the sec­
tion line on the East side of Sections
13, 12 and 1, extended, to where said
line intersects the midchannel of the
Snake River; thence following the
said midchannel of the Snake River
up to the point o f beginning.
That at said election to determine
whether or not said proposed irriga­
tion district shall be organized, there
shall be elected three directors, who
shall be residents of the State of
Oregon and bona fide owners of land
within the boundaries of said pro­
posed district, to serve as a Board
of Directors for said district, and
said directors shall be elected at
large therein.
That at said election the polls
shall be open at 8 o’clock A. M. and
shall remain open until 8 o ’clock P.
M. and that said election shall be
conducted as nearly as practicable in
accordance with the general elec­
tion laws of the state of Oregon.
This notice is given subject and
pursuant to an Order of the County
Court for Malheur County, State of
Oregon, entered at its regular sess­
ion on the 4th day of March, 1925,
wherein said Court, among
other
things, determined that the petition
of Oscar F. Selle and others, pray­
ing for the organization of said pro­
posed district contained the requis­
ite number of signers under the laws
of Oregon, and that said petition and
notice thereof were duly published
as by law required, and that said
lands are susceptible of irrigation
from the same source and by the
same system of works, by the stor­
age, diversion and distribution of
the waters of the Owyhee River and
Succor Creek, in Malheur County,
Oregon.
Dated this 5th day of March,
1925.
II. S. Sackett, County Clerk.
By Roy Daley, Deputy.
Date of first publication, March
13.
Late of last publication, April 10.
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"The wreng arises, not out o f tie
particular version ot the Bible or form
of prayer used -whether that found in
the Douay or tha King James version
—or the particu.ar songs surg, but
out o f the COMPULSION to join in
any form o f w orship."
The second point decided was that
"children attending public school can­
not be compelled to jsin in religious
w orship" and that the religious ex
arciaes as held in the achool “ consti
tnte worship wkthin the meaning of
the constitution. ”
The fourth point was moat important
o f allnnd was that the reading of the
JOHN ». K KECK.
Bible in public schools constitutes sec­
Secretary.
tarian instruction
Hare the court
speaks plainly: "The Bible, in ita en­
tirety, is a se.-trarian book as to tha
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Jaw and every believer in any religion
COURT FOR
other than the Christian religion and IN TIIE COUNTY
a* to those who are heretical or who
MALHEUR COUNTY, STATE OF
hold beliefs that are not regarded a*
OREGON.
orthodox
M bother it be called sac-
larian or not, its use in the schools In the Matter o f the Organization
necessarily results in sectarianinstruc
of the SUCCOR CREEK IRRIGA­
tlon ."
TION DISTRICT.
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SEU of the SWU of Section 6;
thence East one-fourth mile to the
northeast corner of the SW U of the
SE U ; thence North one-fourth mile
to the northwest corner of the NEU
of the SEU of Section 6; thence
East on the center line of Sections
6 and 5, one mile, to the northeast
corner of the NWU
of the SEU
of said Section 5; thence South one
and one-half miles, still following
.he boundary line of the said Owyhee
Irrigation District to the South line
j f Section 8, being the northeast
(irner of the NWU of the NEU ot
Section 17; thence East to the north-
cast corner of aaid Section 17:
tliencj South one-fourth mile to th,
northeast corner o f the SEVi of the
NEU of said Section 17; thence East
one mile to the northeast corner of
the SEU o f the NEU o f Section 16;
thence South one-fourth mile to the
quarter section corner on the East
line of Section 16; thence East one-
half mile to the center of Section
15; thence South one and three
fourths mile to the northwest cor­
ner of Lot 2, in Section 27; thence
West one-fourth mile to the north­
west corner of the Southeast Quar­
ter of the Northwest Quarter o f Sec­
tion 27; thence South, still following
the boundary line of said Owyhee
irrigation District, three fourths of
a mile to the southeast corner of the
SWU of the SWU of Section 27;
thence West one-fourth mile to the
southwest corner of Section 27;
thence South one-half mile to the
quarter section corner on the West
line of Section 34; thence West one-
fourth mile to the northeast corner
of the NWU of the SEU of Section
33, in Township Twenty-one (21)
South, Range Forty-six (46) East,
W. M.; thence South, still following
said boundary line one and three
fourths miles to the northeast cor­
ner of the SWU of the NEU of Sec­
tion 9, Township Twenty-two (22)
South, Range Forty-six (46) East,
W. M.; thence East one-fourth mile
to the northeast comer of the SEU
of the NEU of Section 9; thence
South along the East section line of
Section 9 to the southeast corner
thereof; thence East on the South
line of Section 10, to the quarter
section corner on the South line of
Section 10; thence South one-fourth
mile to the northeast corner of the
SEVi of the NWU o f Section 15:
thence East one-fourth mile to the
northeast corner of the SWU of the
NEVi of Section 15; thence South
three fourths of a mile to the sec­
tion line between sections 15 and 22;
thence East one-half mile along said
section line, exteaded, to the north­
east corner of the NWU of the NW-
U of Section 23; thence South one-
half mile to the southwest corner of
the SEU o f the NWU of Section
23; thence West along the East and
West center line of Section 23, to
the quarter section corner on the
West line ef said section; thence
South along the West line of Section
Touring
Sealed bids will be received at tr,e
office af the Owyhee Drainage District
at Nyesa, Oregon, ap to and intluiling
Friday, March 6, .925, at the hour ot
4 o ’ clock in the afternoon af that day,
for excavating approximately 46.800
cubic yards; constructing bridges,
flumes and pipe lines, furnishing ihe
material for same. All to conform to
ihe plana and speaikcalinns of th-.
chief engineer for said district: which
plant and specifications may be in
spaded at tha office of E. M. Blodgett,
Nyssa. Oregon. Form far p oposal
for said bids may be ebtainrd upon
application at tha office of
M.
Blodgett, Nyssa, Oregon.
A certified cheek fer E per cent ef
the const rnction priee submitted must
accompany same. The right is re­
served b y t h e O w y e e Drainage Dis­
trict to reject sav and all nidi.
By order ef tha Board o f Sapervi*«
ora o f the Owyhee Drainage District.
Beginning at a point whore the
state boundary line between the
States of Idaho and Oregon inlet-
seels the midchannul of llio Snake
River between Lot 7 in Section ó,
Township Twenty-two (22) South,
Range Forty-seven (47) East, W. r.!„
in the State of Oregon, and Lot S
in Section 14, Township Four (4)
North, Range Six (6) West, B. >1.
in the State of Idaho; thence sooth
along said State line to a point
where said State line intersects the
East and West section line of Sec­
tion 18, Township Twenty-three (ó;!
South, Range Forty-seven (47) Ea
W. M., in Malheur County, Oregon,
thence West to the Northwest cor­
ner of the NEt4 of the SWV4 (Lot
3) of Section 18; thence South to tn,
southwest corner of the NEV4 of th,
SW U (Lot S) of Section 18; thence
West one-half mile to the northea-
. corner of the SWV4 of the SEVi oi
I Section 13, Township Twenty-three
j (23) South, Range Forty-six (40)
j East, W.iil .; thence South one-fourth
: mile to the section line between sec-
I Lions 13 and 24; thence West along
said section line one-half mile to the
southeast corner of the SWVi of the
SWV4 of said Section 13; thence
North one-half mile to the north­
east corner of the NWV4 of the
SW U of said Section 13;
thence
West one-hall mile to the northeast
corner of the NW'A of the SEV4 of
Section 14; thence North one milo
to the East and West center line of
Section 11, being a point at the
northeast corner of the NWV4 of the
SEV4 of said Section 11; thence
West on the center line of said Sec-
tlon 11 and Section 10, one mile to
the northeast corner of the NW(4 ot
the SEV4 of Section
10; thence
North one and one-fourth miles to
the northeast corner o f the SW V4
of the NEV4 of Section 3; thence
East one-half mile to the northeast
corner of the SWU of the NWU
of Section 2; thence South one-
fourth mile; thence East one-founh
mile to the center of Section 2;
thence North one-fourth mile to (he
northeast com er of the SEU of the
NWU of said Section 2; thence East
one and one-fourth miles to the
northeast corner o f the SWU of the
NEU of Section 1, all in Township
Twenty-three (23)
South,
Range
Forty-six (46) East, W. M.; thence
North one mile to the northeast cor­
ner of the SW U of the NEVi of Sec­
tion 36, Township Twenty-two (22)
South, Range Forty-six (46) East,
W. M.; thence West three fourths
of a mile to the section line between
sections 35 and 36; thence North
one-fourth mile
to the northeast
com er ef Section 35; thence West
one mile to the northwest corner of
Section 35; thence North one-halt
mile to the quarter section corner
on the East line of Section 27;
thence West ene mile to tho quarter
section corner on the West line of
Section 27; thence North one and
one-half miles to the northeast cor­
ner of Stoction 21; thence West one-
half mile to the quarter section cor­
ner on th* North section line of Sec­
tion 21; thence
North one-fourth
mile to the northwest corner of the
SWVi of the SEU of Section 16;
therace East one-half mile to the sec­
tion line between sections 15 and 16;
thence North onc-half mile along
said sretion line to the northeast
com er of the SEU of the NEU of
Section 16; thence West
one-hali
mile to the northwest corner of the
SW U of the NEU of Section 16;
the.nc* North one-fourth mile to th -
quarter section corner on the south
line of Section 9; thence West one-
fourth mile; thence North one-halt
mile; thence West one-fourth mile
to the quarter section corner on the
west line of Section 9; thence North
on the section lino one and one-half
miles, more or less, to the northwest
corner o$ Section 4, in Township
Twenty-two (22) South, Range For-
ty-xix (46) East; thence North one
m ils to tho northwest corner of Sec­
tion
Thirty-three,
in
Township
Twentjr-one (21) South, Range For­
ty-six (46) East; thence Bast three-
fourths o f a mile to the southeast
corner o f the Southwest quarter of
the Southeast quarter (S W U S E U )
of Section Twenty-eight (28); thence
North ana-fourth mile to the north­
east cornttr o f the Southwest quar­
ter of the Southeast quarter (S W U ­
S E U ) o f Section Twenty-eight (28);
thence East one-fourth mile to the
East line ok' Section Twenty-eight
(2 8 ); thence North one and three-
fourths miles to the northeast cor­
ner of Section Twenty-one (21), in
Township Twatoty-ona (21) South.
Range Forty-six (46) Eart; thence
West one and three-fourths miles to
the northwest corner of the North­
east Quarter o f the Northwest Quar-
ter of Section Twenty (20 ); thence
South one-half mile to the south­
west corner of the SEU of the NW-
U of Section 20; thence West along
the east and west center line of sec­
tions 20 and 19 to the quarter sec­
tion corner on the west line of Sec­
tion 19, in Township Twenty-one
(21)
South, Range Forty-six (46)
.ast, W. M.; thence West one and
one-fourth miles to the
northeast
i,n*i of the NWU of the SEU o.
ecuun 23, in Township Twenty-on
_1) Somh, Range Forty-five (45)
aat; thence North three-fourths o:
. mile to the northeast corner of the
WU o f the SEU of Section Four-
en (14); thence West one-fourth
mile to the North and South center
line of Section 14; thence North one-
'ourth mile to the center of Section
1; thence West one-fourth mile to
he northeast corqer of the N W 'i
jf the SWVi of said Section 14;
hence North three-fourths of a mile
o the northeast corner of the SW 1/*
if the SW U o f Section 11; thence
Vest one-fourth mile to the section
. ne on the West lino of Section I t ;
thence North along the West line
of Sections 11 and 2, to the north­
west corner of the SWU
of the
SWVi of Section 2; thence East one-
i'ourth mile to the northeast corner
of the SW U of the SWVi of Section
2; thence North three fourths of n
mile more or less to the North line
f Section 2; Township Twenty-one
21) South, Range Forty-five (45)
Sast, W. M.; thence East along the
■ iorth section line of Section 2, one-
fourth of a mile to the quarter sec­
tion corner on the north line of said
Section 2; thence North one-fourth
mile
to
tho
northwest
corner
of the SV/Vi o f the SEU of Section
35, in Township Twenty (20) South,
Range Forty-five (45) East, W. M.;
thence East one-fourth mile to a
point at the northeast corner of the
SWVi of the SEU of said Section
.5, being the present boundary line
of the Owyhee District; thence South
one-fourth mile along said boundary
line to the South section line of said
Section 25, that being the township
line between twps. 20 and 21; thence
East on said twp. line one mile, to
the northeast corner of Lot 2 in Sec­
tion 1, Township Twenty-one (21)
South, Range Forty-five (45) East,
W. M.; thence South 2V4 miles along
the present boundary line of said
Owyhee Irrigation District
to the
northeast corner of the NWU of the
SEVi of Section 13; thence East on
the center of Sections 13 T. 21 S., R.
45 E. and 18 T 21 S„ R. 46 E. one mile,
to the northeast corner of the NWU
of the SEVi of Section 18, Township
Twenty-one (21) South, Range For­
ty-six (46) East, W. M.; thence
North one mile on the boundary of
said Owyhee Irrigation District to
the northeast corner of the NWU
of the SEVi of Section 7; thence
West to the center of Section 7;
therce Noitn three-fourths
of
a
mile to the northeast corner of the
Staples
Ford Garage
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