The Gate city journal., April 17, 1925, Image 4

CÎTT JOURNAL
GATE CITY JOURNAL
Publish«!
FrMny
Oregoa. by
H. F. BROWN
Mrs. F. L. DeBord end daughter
Mildred motorod ever from Payette
and spent Saturday and Sunday at the
Klingback domicile.
Robt. Elliott fouad that all his al­
Entered St tbs Pos toff M» st N*sis.
falfa had winter killed and has two
Vagón,
second-eUf.
plowa and a tractor going at all hours
plowing It up and putting in barley.
Tha Owyhee waa very hard hit in this
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
way by laat winter's severenass and
Otis year, in advance..... _____ «1.60 nearly all the hay is damaged if not
1- months, in advance.. _____ .7# entirely ruined.
Oldsmobile 6
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, laalsding rediscounts shewn in items 29
and 30. il an y____________________________________ - ..........— I
’
286 72
I. Overdrafts ensured and unsecured................... .........................
4 Other bonds, wararnta and securities, including foreign gov
eminent, state, municipal, corporation, etc., inducting those
8,796.48
shown in items 30 and 36, if any..
----- -----------------------------
2 000 HO -
6. Stocks, securities, claims, liens, judgment*, e t c --------------------
14.752
551’
6 Banking bouse «8,861.71; furniture asd fixtures, «6,950.82-------
6,968.09 ’
7. Real estate owned other than bar king house........... — ........ .
■
9. (ab) Cash on band in vault and due from banka, bankers and
trust • ompaniesdeeigoated and approved reserve agents o f
thi. bank ............... ....... ................ ............................................. 128,401.05
11. Checks on banka oataide eity or town of reporting bank and
other cash ite m s ...____ _______________ ______ ____ __________
28 10
Total cash and due from banks, items 8 9, 10 ar.d 11
......................................................._ $128,429.15
16. Other assets, if any, itame in transit------------------ ------- -----------
1,717.06
l.
Help the Children
,
Nolica
Coming to Baker
i H i i ii
Before buying that new car
see and ride in the
A p r il 6. 1925
Merritt Creeling of the University
af Idaho at Moacow spent Eaater with
his parents and Monday night Mr. and
Mrs. M. M. Greeting, Misa Lily May
Easter was celebrated at our little Hunt and Robert Bveratraet motored
Total.................................. „•........................................................... $499,259.76
Sunday school with one of the nicest to Wsiser, where the university Glee
L1AB1IITIES
programs they have ever had. The Club, of which Merritt ia a member,
musie was exceptionally beautiful and gave a eencert. They returned the 16. Capital stock paid ia ________________________________________ $ 26,000.00
17. Surplus f u n d ___________________ _____ __________________________ 86,000.00
Owyhee is to be congratulated upon same evening after tha concert.
18. (a) Undivided profit»_____ _________ ____ _____ _____ $10.893 03
the musical ability o f the younger
(b) Leas current expenses, interest and taxes paid___ 6,478 20 4,414 83
Mis* Verdi Miller spent Easter at
people of this community. The pro
23 Individual deposit! subject ta cheek, including deposits due the
Va'o.
#
gram was as follows:
state of Oregon, coanty, eitie» or other pubiie funds ........... ....... 250,932.37
“ Awakening Chorus“ ...Congregation
J. A Koopman was takan to the 26 Cashier’s checks of this bank outstanding payable cn demand.. 13.209 95
Total of demaod deposits, ether than bank deposits, subject to
Reaitatien, “ Easter Lilies” ______
Holy Rosary hospital Saturday for
reeervs, items «3, «4, 26, 26, $264,142.32
______________ Doris Grace Evan» treatment of bia nerves. Dr. saraxin 27 Time certificates of dspesit out tending------------- -------------- — 170,70_. 60
Song, “ Christ,the Lord, Is Risen To­
said he waa some improved Monday.
Total o f time and savings deposits payable on demand or sub
jeet to notice items 27 sad 28, $170,702 60
day.. Mrs. Harry Evans elass of girls
The Oregon Trail P. T. A. had a fine
Total.............................. ......... - ............................... - ........................ »499,269.75
Recitation, “ Easter” Louise Klingback
representation at tha county Council STATE OF OREGON, County of Mnibcur, ss
Song, "A n Easter Lay” ________
I, J. P. Dunaway, eashtvr af the above named bank, do solemnly swear that
Saturday. The names o f our dv.legates
--------------------- Juanita Pubiseretta
ware M «s Verdi Millar, M re.'W ro. tba above statement Is true to the beat of my knowledge and belief.
J. P. DUNAWAY, Cashier.
Recitation, "Take Him Down From
Beam, Mias Lily May Hunt and Mrs Correct— Attest:
the Cross___ ____ ..John Bigelow
A. M. Johnston.
Tha rest present
H. J. Ward, J. F. Reece, J. J Saraxin, Directors.
Piano and saxaphone duet, “ The
Subscribed and sworn ta before me ibis 15 h day of April, 1926.
were Mra. J B. Smith, Mra. Natlia
Angel's Serenade” . . . ________
E. M Blodgett, Notary Public.
Newbill. Mrs Cbas, Gorman, Mr. enu
My commission expires Nov. 20, 1928.
Juanita and Oryilla Bigelow
Mrs Lewis Pattersun and Mra Alla
Rec , “ All Little Oaes Lova Easter"
Fry, who was selected county secre­
--------------------- ----------------Lila Hite
dty of March. 1935.
tary, and all the other offices#
Song, “ Glory, Glory, He Is Risen
E M. Blodgett,
were re elected excepting the ceualy
--------------------------L. P Larsen, Sr.
residing at
vice present. Mrs. Hayworth o f the
Let's do something for the invalid Attorney for plaintiffs
Rec., “ Eastertide” ___ Dottie Cantrell
Nyssa, Oregon.
Bend waa given thie office. There ohildren of Oregon. W e’ Ve devoted
Song, "Easter Bells,” Mrs. Kling
were over 250 who enjoyed the •iur benavolenae in peat years te chil­ Daie of first publication April 17, 1925.
back, accompanied by Visa Mildred
D«te of last put liestion May 29, 1925.
hne chicken dinner prepared by the dren ef foreign lands.
DeBord, violin, and Mias Bigelow.
tine cook■ of Big Bend and served on
Oregon hns 1600 children In need of
Song, “ Jesus Lovee Me,” by Little
daintily dacoratad banquet tablet. The hospital «are that cannot ha bad at '
For Sale
Doris Klingback.
Easter idee waa carried out in an ex present
80 aka barley at $2 50 per ewt.
Recitation—"Send up an Anthem Glo­
ceptionally beautiful way—littia rab­
Tba stata will postese by January 1
20 ska chopped barley $2.60 at A,
rious,” Naomi Evans.
bits, chickens and gaily colored egge of next year a modern $200,000 hoa Hinscb, Nyssa, Oregon,
al72t
Song, “ Memoriae of Galilee,” Mrs.
wars much in evidence and everyone pital for children—a g ift from tbe
Fisher and Nellie Compton.
feels that tha Indies of Big Bend Doernbecber heirs ef Portland,
It
Selection, chorus, “ Palm branches"
re to be thenkad and praised for will be a unit o f the University of
bv the Bigelow orchestra.
their well appointed dinner and cor­ Oregon medical college in Portland.
Rectatlon, “ Did You Help Your
dial hospitality.
Tbia magnificent building will atand
Notice is hereby given that all pvr-
Brother," Kenneth McDonald.
idle for one year after com pletion-be eon* own ng or harboring dogs within
Piano and violin duet, Mandellehon’s
cause af the failure e f an appropria the corporate limits of the Town of
“ Spuing S on g" by Misa Mildrad De
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tion in tha lasb legislatara. During Nyssa muat immediately procure li­
Boad and Miaa Bigelow.
Department of tbs Interior,
that year—1926—some of these 1500 cense for same foi cur ent year. Li­
Cloaing aong, "Christ Arose” by con­
U. S. Land Office at Vale. Oregon.
children will die because this hospital cense« will be furnished by the under­
gregation, full orchestra led by Mrs.
March 6, 1926. will not ba in operation. This hospital signed upon pa; inert of the tax of
S. Bigelow.
Notice is hereby given tLat Sylves­ is a ststa institution. Laws have been $1.0d for maieg and $2 00 for femHlts.
Osaar Pinkston laft for bis work in ter D. Goahert, of Nyssa, Oregon, enacted providing for the entry of
By order of the Counc’ l
Marfield, Wash., Eaater morning
who. on January 8. 1909, made desert any Oregon child, poor m rich, upon
A. V. Cook, Marshal.
Thn delegation from Owyhee that land entry No. 0216, far S4NEJ. NEJ action by tha various coanty eoarta.
attended the County Council, P. T. A., SE$. Section 13, Townspip 19 South,
Tha American Legion and the Good
For Sale- Kitchtn Cabinet in good
in Big Bend Saturday waa one of the Range 46 East, Willamette Meridian, fellow department o f the Portland condition. Cheap, if taken at enee.
largeat in the county. Those wh< has filed notice o f intention to make telegram are attempting te raise Phone 54F4.
alOtf
went from the Owyhee P. T. A. were final proof under the third paragraph enough to suable the opening on time
Mr. and Mrs Oca Schweicar, Mr. and o f Act of March 4, 1916, to sstabiish sod operatiea for ene year of this hos­
Harness washed and oiled, $2 00 per
Mrs. Bill Peutx, Mr. and Mrs. Tom claim to the land above described, be­ pital. This ia being undertaken at the
aet. Nvssa Harnes« A addlery Shop.
Low#, Mr. and Mrs Fred Klingback fore Register and Receiver, J . «. request and with the eeopsvation of
Mrs. Ben Ker», Mrs. Robart Elliott, Land Office, at Vale. Oregon, on the tha hospital guild of Oregon—the
Mrs Chas. Fisher, Mrs. John Hite, 21st day of April. 1925.
supervisory beard of tbe hospital.
Claimant namas ae witnesses:
Mrs. Mary Rust, Mrs Tom Rust, Miss
if aach newspaper subscriber would
Thus. F. Coward, E. M. Blodgett, donate a do'lar thi* sum, $60,000,
Mildred DeBord and Mcs. F. L. De-
Boid, who drove over from Payette James I. Divan, Chas, McConnell, all would be raised in a short time We
for the occasion. All came home fael- of Nyssa, Oregon.
hope that every church, ledge, Sunday
Geo. W. McKnight,
h if that It was a day well apent and
school class and all other organisations
Register will join this campaign.
o f enthualasm for the future of the
SPECIALIST
P. T, A.
The Portland Telegram Goodfallow
in internal medicine for the past
department will receive any donations,
Mr. and Mra Carl Fann vlaited Mr.
twelve years.
which will ba turned into the fund
and Mrs. L, Fenn o f Huntington Sun­
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
day.
In tha County Court ef the State of without one cent ef overhead expense.
It should be sent te "Goodfollow F-Ui
Ms. and Mra. Ed Hanoi« drove to Oregor for the County o f Malheur.
Does Not Operate.
Nampa Saturday.
In the Matter o f the Estate o f Ella tos" and marked "Hospital Fund."
HARRY t\ FRYE,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cantrall moved W. Otia. Deceased.
Will be at
Goodfellcw Eoitor,
The undersigned having been sp
Into their new house Saturday and en­
Portland Telegram, Portland, Ur.
tertained Mr. and Mra. Henry slippey pointed by the County Court o f the
State of Oregon for the County of
and fam ily and A. C. Webb Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. John Hite and Cecil Malheur, administrator in the estate
SUMMONS
smith spent Eaater Sunday at the Rat- of Ella W Ottia, deceased, and hav­
ing qualified, notice ia hereby given to In the Juatica Court for the District
clitTe home in Ontario.
the creditors of and ail persona having
of Nyaaa. County of Malheur. State
Mr. and Mra. C. F. smith and daugh­
clalma against tha estate of said de
o f Oregon.
ters Ruth and Derothy spent Easter
Office hours: 10 a. m, to 4 p. m.
ceased to present them, duly verified
R. 0. Wilson and Barney Wilaon,
in Huston, Idxho.
as required by law, within aix mo iths doing business under tbe firm name
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kygsr enter-
after tha first publication of tbia no and style o f Wilaon Brothers, Plant
thertsined Mr. and Mra. Lou DaGoeda
TWO DAYS ONLY
tiaa, to said administrator at the oMce tiffs,
at dinner Easter.
of said E M. Blodgett at Nyaaa,
va
Miss Msrgarat Gillia o f Portland, Oregon, being tha plaea of buaiaaas of
No Charge for Consultation
Pratt Walton and HaxiA Walton, De­
our pablic health nurse waa at the said administrator.
fends« ta.
Owyhee school Friday and examined
E. M Blodgett.
To PnaM Walton and Basal Waltoa,
each ohild and advised each parent of Adminiatratar of the Estate of Ella
Or. Me'lenthin is a regular graduate
tha above named defendants:
necessary attention.
in medicine and su r„rryan dis licensed
W. Otia, Deceased.
In tha name of the «Into af Orvgon by tbe state of Oregon. Ha doaa not
The girls' class o f the Owyhee Sun­ First pahlicatian April 10, 19M.
yea are barepy required 4o appear operate for chronic appendicitis, gal1
day achool met with their teacher. Last publication May 8, 1915
end anawar tha complaint filed agahist ■tones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils or
Mra. Evans, and practiced their Eas­
you in the above entitled action an or adenoids.
ter musie Friday night Mr. and Mra.
before tha expiration af six («) weeks
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
lie has to his credit many wonderful
Fischer also (pent the evaaing there
from tha data o f tha first publi atkin results in diseases o f the stomach,
Department of tha lntarior.
and helped wikh the program.
of thin summons, and if ycu fail to livar, bowels, blood, akin, nervas,
U. 8. Land Office at Vale, Oregon.
Orville Bigelow remained hom a thi>
anawar for want thereof, tha plaintiffs heart, kidney, bed wetting, catarrh,
March
11,
1925.
week to help get some crop in. Or­
Notice is haraby given that Marga­ abova named will Uke judgment weak luma, rheumatism, sciatica, leg
ville is always so well up with nis
ret F. McDonald Jatpar. o f Aticvl. against yea on tbaiv fleet cause of ac ; ulcers and reetal ailments.
studies that his teachers can willingly
Balow art tka names of a few af
Oregon, who, an September 17, 1912, tion for tba sum af Forty tight and
■pare him. John Bigelow want back
made desert land entry No 02416, for 1« 1 « Dollars «4« 1«), together with many satisfied patients In Oregon:
with Juadita and will oonsult an aye
Hedwiak Wilaon, Gold Baach, Ora.,
Lot 4, Section 31, Township 20 South iatsrest thereon at tha rate o f six par
specialist In Boise Tuesday.
Rtnga 46 East, Willamette Meridian, cant (• rar cant) par annum from tha varicose ulcers,
Grandma Bradley eed Mra. Robt hat filed notice of intention
Frank Koehler, The Dalits, O -tgor.
ta make Mth day of Juna. 19*9. until paid, and
Elliott visited Grendme Pinketon Sun- «nal proof ai der third paragraph of for plaintiffs'«osla and disbusacmvnt* stomael) trouble.
Mis. E.
Hammock, Myrtle Point,
dey. Mrs. Pinkston is sick la bad Ast o f March 4, 1116, ta estahlisa horaia, iaeladlng Tweaty-lve Duller«
Ore., goitre.
with the Isflnensa.
($26)
attorney’s
fans.
claim to tha land above described, be­
Mrs. Jobs McCua, Lakeside, Ora ,
And ou their ssparata and aarond appendicM S
Mrs. John Hite and 0 . fc. MeeLaf- fore Register and Receiver, U. S
Henry Westfall, Ontario, Oregon,
feety sad Mrs. Tom Lowe planned and Land Office, at Vale, Oregon on the aaaaa ef astlon, plaintiffs demand
jadg ment against said defendants ulcer of stomach.
• »• • ted a delightful snrpriee for the 23rd day o f April, 1921
Mra. E. 0. Bates Baker. Orcgcr
and each thereef. In the sum af Fifty eciema.
school children Friday when they took
Claimant names as witnesses:
the ehlldrea to the Low« lawn where
O. M. Kicbay, Boring, O ra, heart
H. J Ward WiHiaiu IVmm. Charles Uva Dallara («6« 00), together with
an »• * hunt raeulled in dosens of McCoaaeH. Mrs. Geerge P. Ward, all their easts and disbatoamants to be trouble
Louis 8 Stelbar. 826 E Buchanan,
eaaa taxed
brighMy colored eggs being found.
of Nyaee, Oregon.
Portland. Ore , adenoids and tonsils.
Tbia
aumatoaa
la
published
and
Gee. W. McKnight.
Remember above data, that consul­
Silao Bigelow woo laid ap with tha
Regis Ur served upon yaa andar and by virtue tation on this trip will ba free and
flu laat week sod «Mil foole tha affect*.
« f tba ondar a f W. B Basir, Juatica that hia treatment la different.
Andy Hansaa. who formerly owned
Married women muat ba eccompan
of tba Paar« fur tba district ef Nyaaa.
ied bv their husbands.
tha lou Degoodo ranch, waa bask Sat­
For S a le —Petatees 76s per hundred
county af Malheur, stata at Oregon,
Address:
211 Bradbury Building, Los
urday visiting hia aid friends.
| M. H. R. Sherwood.
a lOtf
duly meda a ad oats rad oa tba Mth angolas, California.
Owyhee
44 4 M 44
Reserva District Na II
The power man are working on the Charter No 1M
REPORT OP THE CONDITION OF TUR MALHEUR
power lino this weak and almost ell
tbo power pumps will bo operating by
COUNTY BANK
the 16th of April.
At Nysoa, ia tha State of Oregon at the Close of Business
Ask for a Demonstrator.
Powell Service Station
Oidsmohile Agency.
•4-MH
We haul
Anything
Anywhere
Any Time
Cheeley & Teutsch
87—Phonta—75E5
Notice
Notice is hereby gives to all prop­
erty owners in the town of Nyssa to
clean up and destroy all weeds, trash,
rubbish, manure etc., on their prem­
ises before the 18 h day o f April, 1925.
After that date tbe work w ¡1 be
done by the Town and thn costs as-
seised against the property.
By order of the Town Council.
A R. Millar, Recorder.
NOTICE AND SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court o f the Sta'e of
Oregon far the County of Malheur
In the Matter of the Petition o f the
Board o f rupervisors of the Owyhe
Drainage District for the Judicial
Examination and Judgment of th
Court as to the Legality and R-gu
larity of the Proceedings of thi
County Court, and o f ssid District,
the Assessment of Benefit and llan-
age« of the Land Owner» within
s.iiu District and of the proceeding
of sa d Boa d of bup rviaors in ti
Matter of the issuance of Bonds ot
said District.
To the Owyhee Drain¡.g District
and to all free holders, legal voters
and assessment payers within said
drainage district.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, uhut
the Board of Supervisors of the Owy
hee Drainage District, a municipal
corporation organ z.d und.r and by
virtue o f the Drainage District Laws
of the State of Oregon, have, by peti
tion filad with tbe clerk of the aesvu
entitl d court, commenced special pro­
ceedings in said c.rcuit court far Mai
heur county, Oregon, for the purpose
of having a judicial examination ane
judgment of the court as to the regu
larity and legality o f the proceedings
of the coanty court far Malheur coun
ty, Oregon, and o f said district, and
the proceedings of said board of su
pervisors in the mattes of tha author­
isation and issuance o f bonds o f said
district in tha anm uf Fourteen Thous­
and Doliera ($14,099.05) to bi examin
ed. approved sad confirmed, adjudge
and decreed to be legal and valid.
DR. M
ELLENTHIN
Geiser Grand Hotel
»Monday and Tuesday
April 20 & 21
.
And you are hereby further notified
that tba hearing o f said petition has
been set for the 80th day o f April,
1925, at 1:30 o ’ clock p. m. of sai < day
or ss soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard in the coart room o f said court
at Vale, Malheur county, Oregon.
And you are further notified that
y«u and any person interested in the
matter of the orgauiz tion of said dia
trict, or in the proceedings for the
authorization, issuance or sale of ««ul
bonds, mey, on or before the said cate
fixed tor the hearing o f sa d petition,
demur to or answer raid petition.
Given end r my hand and the seal of
the C rcuit ( ourt of ihe State of o
gun in and for M dhiur county. Il ia
2Srd day of Ma.ch, 1925.
H 8 Sackatt,
Circuit Clci k
Win P.etx,
Supervisor.
John Rceee,
Supervisor.
G. L Fisher,
Supervisor.
E. M. Bl duett.
Attorney for Petitioners, residing at
Nyssa, Oregon.
Date of 1st publication March 27. 1925
Date of last publication A pril 17, 19>5
NOTICE OF BOND SALE
In the -latter of the Owyhee Drain­
age District.
n o t i c e i s h e r e b y g i v e n that
scaled proposals will be received by
the Owyhee Drainage District in th: ir
office in Nyss-, Ms hour County, Ote-
gon, nutil the hour of 2 o ’clock p. m
vn Saturday, the 25th uay ot Ap'il,
1925, and immediately thereafter p':b
Lely opened b/ .he Board o f Snp r
visors of toe Owyhee Drainage Dis
trict, for the purchase of bunds of
sail District in the euro of Fourtc. n
Thousand Dollars ($14,GOO DO), r. id
non s to Db in d. ncatina- ons ol i.ot
lusstlinn One Iiu:.or~c (160) or mote
than b ive Hun-rcd |560) Doi.ars, •
binds tu bear u.,;e of slay 1st, 1125.
and to mature serially in annual
amuun s so ss to be approximately
tquai, pnncipa and interest, »no to
m&.ure commencing May 1st, 1930,
and ending May 1st, 1945, said bonds
to bear interest at six per cent (6 per
eent) per annam, payaole semi annu
ally on the lii-at days of ef Mai ami
November, principal and interest pay
able at the Malheur County Bank,
Nyssa, Oregon, or at the fiscal agency
of the state of Oregon in New York
City, at tbe option of tbe holder
fiaia prop » an mus> be accompanied
by a certified check for five per eent
(6 per cent) of the amount thereof,
the same to ba forfeited to the Dis­
trict as liquidated damages in the
event the successful bidder fails to
pay for said bonds within ten (10)
jays aftar the award The bidder
shall be required to procure the ap
proving legal opinion, and Faid pro
pafais are made subject to the legality
oi said issue, and confirms’ ion of the
pr-.c edings of said DistticL
The Board reserves the fight to re-
jecl any and all bids.
By ordar of the Board of Supervis­
ors of the Owvh-e Drainage District
Luted this 19th day of March, 1925'
Wm. Peutx, Preaidei.t.
John F. Reece, Secretary.
Bate of first publication Mch 20, 1925
Dale of last publication April 21 1926
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Ford Weekly
Purch&se Plan
or the Ford Monthly
Purchase Plan
As long as eighteen months to pay if you want it, Th«
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I other large companies own and operate hundreds of Forr
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