The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, April 23, 1926, Image 2

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    A N yuaite’s Views
GATE d H JOURNAL From N y m to
Base Ball
AGAIN!
in a commuication The Nyaaa and Vale high school
teams played at Nyaaa last Friday,
Boulder by Auto] to A the Nysaaite
Oregon
Journal relieves tha game ending with a score 5 to 4 in
Published every Friday at Nyaaa, Th« Journal ia in reeaipt of tha foi
himself aa follows:
favor of Npasa Tha batteries were:
Oregon, by
lowing latter from Mra. W. W. Poe
“ The indications are that Nyaaa—G. Klinkeabarg and C. Fan-
tar deacriptiva of their trip ti
ton.
Nytaa to Boulder, Colo , and aa it will something will be done for irri­
H. P. BROWN
Vale—Hutton, Heuaton, Moa and
doubtleae bo intareating to tbair othar gation in Oregon this year and
Knowles.
Entered at the PoatoffUa a t N t u » friands as well aa ths Journal wa pub as the Owyhee project is consid­
The Vale boys mada six hits, four
ered one of the beat and most runs and around a doxan srrora. Tha
r*rejroa, as aeeond-eUMS mail Matter lish it:
Boulder, Colo., April 18, 1926.
feasible in tha West wa expect Nyaaa li isap waa aa follows:
Deal Mr. Brown.
something
to be done on this Name position errori hita runs
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
We arrived on Wednesday afternoon
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One year, in advance------------ 81.60 and thank ths Lord for a safe journey project, especially so since set C Benton
G Klinkeoberg p
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and that everyone is wall.
tiers have been waiting 20 years L Haley
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We left Nyssa an Tuesday afternoon for Uncle Sam to act. There ia
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Officer» County P. T. A.
Ore plane wae (till dying when we got
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just
one
objection
to
com­
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Mrs. M. M, Grceling Nyeaa, Pree in Boise. 8pent the night with the
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pleting
the Owyhee, Vale R Thompson a a
Mri. Ralph Haworth, Wade, Vice McCartys They are happy and well
G Newby
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P. 8. Next week the secret is out.
and
Black
Canyon
projects,
and
located. V'lited with Harry Coehoat
President.
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Mra. t. C. Fry. Oregon Trail, Sec. the Bristol. He bed just brought bis that is that the products—cattle, K Graen
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Miss Catherine V. Conway, Ontario, ton John home from the hoepital. He hogs, sheep, hay, grain, potatoes, i Total».........
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was much batter after a prisf but
Raaerva Distriet N» II
Preaa Chairman.
onions, lettuce, apples, peaches, j G Klinkenberg pitched tha «hola Charter No 168
very serioue attack of ptemains pois
gam«
for
Nyaaa,
striking
out
nine
and
REPORT
OF
THE
CONDITION
OF
THE
M ALI EUR
oning We drove to Filer (149 miles) prunes, berries, etc., will be so walking three. Hutton fea Vala
COUNTY
BANK
and spent the night with our sister, great that the United States can ■ truck oat six and walked faur. Moa
At Nyssa, in the State of Oregon at the Close of Business
Mrs. Harpsr. The neat morning wa not consume them. However, if for Vale atruek out ona and walked
A pril 12, 1926
took her, Rachell and Paul with us, you don’t allow the bridge to be two. Hoxia for Nyaaa mada a record
making ten in all. We found our built across the river between jth,t e»n’t *>• b«®t. Ha got up four
RESOURCES
“ irairie schooner” comfortable riding
1 Loans and diacounta, including redseounta, acceptances or bills
Portland
and
the
sea
maybe
by
i
time"
,n
d
80t
four
walks,
leaving
him
of exchange, sold with er-ooist s u i t of the fcenk (inducir f
aid water proof in the rain. They
a 1000 per cent batting average f< r
items siiowri in 29, 30 and 12. if any)— --— . —. . . ------- ......8468,981.16
opentd the nice camp at Po-:a.*lla for doubling the tracks of railroad that game. No score was made the
Overdrefis secured and unsecured------------------------------. . . . ’
968.00
us (137 m iss that day). Lost somt from Eastern Oregon to Portland first inning by aither team. The sec­
Other bonds, wararata and securities, inc'uding toreign gov
E ditor en d Ç eneral M a n a q e r
tun - because we forgot to get gas we can ship products to Port­ ond inning Nyasa mada ona score and
eminent, state, municipal, corporation, etc., Inclauing those
W IL L ROGERS
7
shown in items 30 and 8a, if any_______ __________________ 6,316.26
Fine roads that far.
Vale none, leaving the acora 1 0 in
land
and
have
the
big
steamers
Banking
house f8.600.00; furniture end fixtures,86.000.60......... 16,600 00
Friday the roads from Hot Springs
favor of Nyssa. The third end fourth
Real estate owned other than banking house................... ......... 6,868 0 9
to Soda Spribgs were so bad wa cov load for foreign ports at Port­ innings Vale made two and Nyaaa
(ab) Cash on hand in vault and dua from banka, bankers and
ered only 70 miles. Camped with only land.
trust rompanieadeaignatad and approved reserve agents of
none, leaving the score 2 1 in favor of
soda water from the spring, well
this b a n k -------- ------- -------------- ------------------------------------ 49,244 74
“ By the way, why don’t they Vale. The fifth, sixth and seventh
Checks
on banks outside city er town of reporting bank and
a
.
known for its medicinal value. Got tunnel under the Columbia in­ innings no scores »era made by either
other cash item*................................................................................
181.30
stuck in the mtd b»fore we got out of stead of building the bridge, te im. The eighth inning Vale made
Total cash and due from banks, items 8 9, 10 acd 11
town the next mornirg ana had to be
....................................................... 8 49.423.04
anyway? Then you will have a one score and Nyasa none, leaving tha 16. Other
pulled out
a sets, if any, items in tran sit_______ ____________ . . .
1,891.79
■sore 8 1 in favor of Vala. Vale went
scenic
highway
and
a
scenic
sub
Saturday was a warm day and wa
to bat in tha ninth, making one score.
Total____________
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____8546,936
S3
surely enjoyed Ihe ride around beauti­ way and a Hoosevelt highway.” Nyssa want to bat and made two outa.
ful Hear lake in Utah They said the
L1BILITIES
Jules Verne. Than things began to happen. There
Coke villa road was almost impsssale.
were three men on bases, two outa
Capital stock paid in___ _______ ______ ________ _________ f 86,000.00
Leaving Lake Town. Utah, ws took
Surplus fu n d ____ _______ ____ ________________________ 86,000.00
and two atrikea on R. Thompson, who
ihe cutoff to Sage, Wyo ., where we
(a) Undivided profits.._____ ___________________ $ 17,817.88
was up to bat. Ha knocked a three-
(b) Lass eurrant expanses, interest and taxes paid__ 7,188.61 10,189.12
camped out in the open. This cutoff
bale hit, running in thraa score and
Individual deposits subject to cheek, including deposita dua the
was quits steep in placea. It took us
Bea* aran’l at all choice In their ae- leaving him on third. Ona tally had
state of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds................... 238 808.49
one hour to make four miles and we Ijction of a home. They would ju«t b en mada in tha ninth before Thomp
Cashier’s checks of this bank outstanding payable on demand.. 6,867 44
made but 90 that day.
Total of demand deposits, otber than bank deposita, eubject to
aa soon taka a hollow tree or the «pace ■on went to bat, making four in all for
Sunday morning we hoped to get to between Ihe walla af a building for that inning.
reserve, items 23, 84, 26, 26, $241,165 98
27 Time certificate! of deposit outstanding.^_________________212,681.18
Kemmeser for Sunday school, but had thair homeaterd aa to occupy the flneat
R. Thompson waa tha hero of the
Total
of time and savings deposits payable on demand or subject
a flat tire aad were late. This I* a painted hive that a beekeeper can hour, owing to hie lucky hit, and waa
ton notice, items 27 and 28.......................................$212,68118
coal mining town where thev had the maka. They often And lodgment under enthusiaatiaally cheered by bis mates 81. Bills payable with federal reserve hank or with othar banks or
awful acclcent and so many were houaea, between the rafter» or ip Coach Jack Snider says the ball club
trust companies____ _______
20,000.00
killed two years sgo. We stopped to chimney», and in at leaat one instance owe» him a new hat, s i when Thomp­
Total....................................................................................................
$646,936.33
cook dinner, and took our time, drove on record they found a home in the son nail« tha famous bit ha threw hit
A n o t h e r “ B u ll” D u r h a m ad v er-
late and made only 78 miles. Camped flrabox of a temporarily abandoned bat down and jumped on it. The Vai# STATE OF OREGON, County of Malheur ss.
tia e m e n t b y W ill R o g era, Zieofeld
I J P Dunaway, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear
F o llie s a n d s c re e n s ta r, a n d i Iead-
on a barren piece of shale leal at locomotive.
boys were so eiy disappointed, but that the above statement ia true to the teat of my knowledge and belief
in g A m e ric a n h u m o ris t. M o re
Green river, the only accommodations
c o m in g . W a tc h f o r th e m
It ia when they And entrance to tome took it good naturediy. Green’s arm la
J. P DUNAWAY. Cashier.
1 they have.
part of a houae that they become the improving rapidly and it ia thought ha Correct, A ttest: H. J. Ward. G. L Phillips, J. J. Sarsxin Direetora.
Sold six cates of comb honey at Rock greataat nuisance, and it ia aomatimea may pitch a game oc two before tha
Suoaciibad and aworn to before me this 22nd day of Apiil, 1926.
Sorings, aa out cash was about gona ao aaay m atter to gat rid of them. season ends
J. Poydell, Notary Publii
My commission expires November 15, 1927.
Drove 70 milts over barren ooantry Beekaepera ara often called on for as­
before we r. ached a gaa station at sistance in auoh cast a, and tha prob-
Basket Social
Warmautter, then 46 on in to Rawlins. lem ia not always easy of solution.
For Sala—Idaho Rural teed potatoes NOTICE OF SALE OP BONDS
(181 that day). Our only interest was
A basket aocial and promenade wl I J. D. Lackey.
m12
If thara are only one or two holes or
Seeled bide will be soceivad by Wm.
the big new signaling lights and land
-----------------
Schweizer, school clerk of 8ehool Dis­
I went to Washington the other ing placea for the air mail, which wa oracka where tha beat ean enter, the be held in the Big Bend Park on sat- j
urday, April 24, given for tha benefit
For Sale-Five milch cows. Will be
siiiplcst
way
la
ty
close
thaaa
up
en­
day. 1 visited "T he House of Rep­ saw the next morning.
trict Na. 18, Malhaur County, Oregon,
ml9tf
tirely with strips sr chinks of clolb, of the Big Bene school Nyssa Deop!» frsah aoon. Dick Tensen.
until tha hour of 4 o’clock p. m. on the
resentatives," they were in session.
Rawlins has the dandieat cump, thus imprisoning tna baea. This should are extended a spec al invitation to
W hat I mean by being in session, with natural gas, laundry, hoi and
3rd day of May, 1986, and immediately
ha present.
thereafter opened by tha aeboal board
the tax bill was up for debate and cold water, and even the luxury of be eone late in (ha evening after tha
Sealed
Bids
baas are all imiJa. In time they will
of said School District No. 18, Malheur
they were arguing on "Better Golf Hhower baths
What fun for the die and create no odor. If one can
Sealed bids for sprinkling the streets County. Oregon, at the school houae
High grade Piano near Nyssa will ba
courses for the medium salaried children I We were all under cover,
man.” I suppose if the World and how thankful we were, aa it waa And or mako an entrance in the wall seid to reliable party at big saving; during the coming season will be re- in said School District No 18, Malheut
Court bill had been up, they would ■bowing hard when we got up. We above where the bees are located, and $10 monthly will handle. A real buy, eeired by the Town Council up to and County, Oregon, for tha purahaaa of
have been talking on "Shall Amer­ ■oon drove out of it and the h ghways pour into it a oouple of ounces at car write at onca for particulars. Tall« including Monday, May 3 Bids shi.uld bonds of said Diatafet in tha sum of
bon disulphide, to be had at any drug­
specify rata per hour, bidder to furn­ Eight Thouaand Dollars ($8,000 00).
ica park oblong or parallel.”
wer.) clear but rough, with an w banks store, then close tha hole tightly, the mao Piano Storr, Salem, Ora. a96t
ish tesm. Bids will be opened at Coun­ said bonda bearing interest at tha rata
beside
the
road.
It
was
very
cold
rid-
W ell, then I went over to the
fume* will kill tham in a tew hour*.
of eight per cent (8 per cent) per aa-
Fred Klingback will buy your bum cil meeting first Mcnday in May.
Senate. They had adjourned, so I isg that day oyer the mountains by This it an aaay way to rid a chimney
By order of the Town Council.
annum,interest payable semi annaally,
M
dieine
Bow
to
Laramia
(125
miles)
lambs.
Krad
Kllngbabk.
a233t
felt that America was not having
P. M. Worsen, Mayor.
of them also. Care muat be taken in
dated July lat, 1926, and duo and pay­
Had three Urea flat. Put up at the the uaa of this chemical, lor it ia ex­
such a bad day at that. W e were
able July lit, 1946, but radaamabla al
caSinsjin tha auto park, but tha water plosive arid inflammable.
Mrs. R. J. Munger of Jordan Valley
only 50 percent inefficient T H A T
CITATION.
tha pleasure of the district on and
frote on the buckets inaida
i
visiting
with
Mrs
J.
R.
Hunter.
DAY.
8'Song burning su'phur fumes forced
IIN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE after tha date of said bonds; bioa mast
The
drive
to
Fort
Collina
waa
won-
forced into their heme Is aafer, but
You know we all joke and kid
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE b a aecon pained by a certified chock
about Congress, but we can’t im­ dorful, thru our beloved Rocky moun not so eaay to accomplish. If in the
J. R. Hunter returned from Jordan
for five per cent (6 per cant) of tha
COUNTY OF MALHEUJt.
tains
Could
sea
snow
covered
Long’s
etde of a houae or between floora, Valley Thursday. He report* tha
prove on them. No m atter who we
In the Matter of tha Eatate of An­ par value of the issue.
peak. How good II aaemad to gat probably tha beat and aaieat way ie to roada in bad conditian.
elect, he is just as bad as the one he
nette 8. McNea, Deceased
a Tha School Board reaervaa tha right
heme again. We made about 960 wait until quite cold weather, when
replaced. So with all their faults
To Robert H. McNe*. Albert to reject any and all bids.
miloa on about 90 galiona of gaa. Car Ike beet are dormant and aliff, then
we love ’em. They are as good as
Flak Rad Top tires give satisfaction. J. McNee, Everett McNee, Delia
Dated this 22nd day of April, 1986.
ried about 1600 pounds of baggage and remove some of the boarda ar d the
the people who vote to put them
McNee, Dean MtNee. Blainey Mr-
about 1000 pounds of folks. Wa aspect beat and honay can ba gotton at with, Hoxia Service Station, Nyaaa, Or.
Wm Sehwetaer.
there, and they are 10 times better
Nee and Velma McNee, being a’l tbe School District CUrk of School Dia
to start back about May 4
With out danger. If at all timid you can
than the ones who don’t vote at all.
ftu iin e st D on« by Chock»
heira and next of kin of Annette S.
U-ict No. 18, Malheur County, Ore
pul on a veil and glovaa.
They are like "B ull” Durham, kindest regards,
The term "bank clearlnga” relates McNea, dacaaaed, and to all othar per­ gon.
RUTH C. FOSTER
Only a practical baekeepar can re- to the aggregate amount of check« and
they are not perfect, but they are
sona interested in the estate of said First publication April 23, 1926.
move beat from a building iu aummar, drafts exchanged between members of
the best in their line.
Last publication April 80, 1926.
deceased.
*
and ha la usually far too busy to un­ a clearing houae association and car>
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
rled there dally for aa adjustment of
dertake Ik then.
Spelling Contest
the differences. In Inrge cities more OF OREGON, and under and by vir­ Lost—Brown mare, brand R. O. on
W. W. FOSTER.
than 90 per cent of the commercial tue of order of tbe Honorable H Lee loft shoulder,
The results of the preliminary
Sorral borse, flax
business Is dona by means of checks Noe, County Judge and Judge of the
mane. Weight about 1000 lbs aaeh
P.S. There will be another piece spelling contest for zone ft,
County
Court
of
Malhaur
County,
Sta
e
aad
drafts
and
less
than
10
per
cent
in this paper soon. Look lor it.
which was held in Nyssa last
a ltf
of Oregon, duly mada and entered in T. F. Coward.
Is dona with cash.
Friday, areas follows:
the matter of said »state on ths 19th
day of April, A. D 1926, you, and
Eighth Grade.
S te e l L ong im V e t
SPECIAL—A limited quantity
each of you, are hereby cited and ra
Chiropractors
Dorothy Kaylor, District No. of 31x44° FISK, a heavy, high Steel has been known from ver r quired
to appear in this court on
early
times,
but
where
and
how
It
wai
Drs.
R.
P. and Paarl M. Bradford,
61.
graie BALLOON tire.
Brat manufactured la not definitely n< Thursday, tha 3rd day of Ju n ., A. D, licensed m Oregon and Idaho. Oat
Gladys Wilson,District No. 39.
Fits the regular rim on the corded. Damaak steel uaod In maklat; 1926, at tha hour of of 11 o’clock in graduata».
Consultation and a]
Seventh Grade.
smaller ears, such as Ford, Chev­ ■word blades waa know* In Oriental forenoon of eaid flay at tha court hoase atlon free. Twelve years
in
Vale,
Oregon,
to
then
nnd
there
Irma Betti, District No. 46.
rolet, Overland 4. Maxwell, etc. countries from a remote period.
| show cause, if any you have, why an practice in the state. First door waat
Henry Hatch, District No. 46. Superb in quality, lower in
order of said court should not ba made of bank, Nyaaa, Oregon.
A p p ro p riâ ta
price
than
any
balloon
on
the
authorising
and empowering Dwight
Sixth Grade
“1 ran never understand" min
Piano for Sale Near Nyaaa-^Beauti-
Minerra Looney, District No. market A REAL tire.
Thompson to hit friend, “why you In Paircs, aa administrator of the eatate
sist on calling your new hooae a bun of aaid Annette 9. MeNoe, deceased, ful high grade piano muat bo aaid al
47.
calow.** "Well, (t'a vary easily ex to sell at private sale the following once. Largo discount, and term a |l0
Mildred Zittercob, District No.
plained.” waa tbe reply. "In thy flru! described real aatata belonging to aaid monthly to reliable party.^ffkif par­
36.
ticular« write Clin« Piano CaTfB Front
Three per cent off this LOW place the Job waa a bungle and in th t estate, towit:
Lot four (4) in Section thirty
St., Portland, Ora.
ft
Fifth Grade.
PRICE on mail and personal second I still owe for K.”
(80) and the south half (St) of Lot
Irene Gilchrist, District No. order where cash ia paid. A
ona (1) lo Section thirty-on« (81),
Lighthoaoe Guide» Plano»
ATTORNEYS AT DAW
26.
liberal price allowed on your old
all in Township twenty (20) south.
The most powerful lighthouse la the
Rachael Neel, District No. 47. tires if you wish to refit all world
Range
forty
six
(46)
east
of
tha
has been erects« on a mountain
E. M. BLOrOETT
The above will represent Zone around.
Willamette Meridian, dry lend
top near Dijon France, to «en » aa a
Attorney and Cornar lar at Law
ft at the Anal to be held in Vale You can’t beat Fiak quality or check on location and direction tor having no income derived tbeae-
Practica ia «11
airplanes.—Science Servie«.
fsom and valued at $100 00.
Thursday, May 6.
priee.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
Nyasa, On g
The pronouncers were Mrs. H HOXIE SERVICE STATION.
sot my hand and affixed tbe teal of
C at1» ”N in e Live»”
| K. Sherwood and Mra. Ada Ha*
Nyssa, Oregon.
Why a cat la mid to have "nine •aid County Court at my «Ac* in Vale,
W. B. H O IK
Guaranteed by
| warth. The Judges were Mrs.
live«’’ la really-aav# that nine w „ on» Oregon, this 19th flay of April, A. D.
INSURANCB
19M.
of tbe »acred numbers—not'-m '«it u
S D. Goshert. Mrs. B. H- Brum-
H. S Saekett. Count« Clark.
tribute to Ita body. Ita spin.
-yy
Office
at
Recidane«, Third and
For
Rent-Three-eoo-n
hooekeemtg
Bv Roy Daley, Deputy-
bach Mrs. Ernest Wilson and eperun-nte. furniehed. at tha Swan tough: Ita paw» are thlcklj t md;
tN C «*P «A A T t>
Ehr good Avena».
Data af flrat publication, April 21, 1926
apertmeet house
J8«f
Mrs. B. W. Shaver.
111 Fifth Avenue, New York City
and Its body la extraordinary flevlhl* Date of la«t publication, May 23, 1926
Nj
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WE
REMIND YOU
1st AND 20th
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DON’T
FORGET
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The
BULL'S EYE
TALKING HONEY
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Congress
No. 1
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' $ 15.50
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