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Snake river has claimed an­
Published •v ery F rid a y at Nynt,
other
victim. Carl, 10 year old
Oregon, by
son of Mr. and Mrs. E Brown,
was drowned in a slough near
H. F. BROWN
the pumping plant of the Shoe
E n te red St th s Post office s t N vssa, < •tting ditch about 3:30 Wednes­
O regon, as second-eUtfJ u o ii m a tte r day afternoon.
It will never be known just
how the accident occurred, mb
SU B SC R IPTIO N R A T E S:
the boy was wading in the slough
One year, in advance...................11.60
p i» m onths, in advance.........— .76 alone. A numbir of other boys
were swimming In the river
some distance away, but were
Officers County P. T. A.
Mrs. M. M G reeting, H ysss. Pres. not close enough to witness the
Mrs. Ralph H aw orth, W ade, Vice accident and knew nothing of it
at the t<me. As soon as his ab
P resident.
Mrs. F. C. Fry. Oregon T rail, Sec. senca was noted, search wae
Miss C ath erin e V. Conway, O ntario, Instituted and
continued all
Press C hairm an.
Wednesday ni^ht and until 10
o’clock Bhursday morning, when
the body was discovered in the
slough in about four feet of
water. News of the drowning
was a shock to the community
stid the bereaved relatives have
the sympathy of a 1.
Funeral services will be heiri
E ditor and g e n e r a l M a n a q e r
this afternoon at 4 o’clock at the
W ILL ROGERS
L. D. S. church, and interment
will be in the West Side ceme
tery.
EYE
Oil Ccmpaoiss feeing
cm
The public ia freq u en tly confused by
th e v a riation in the price* inked for
honay by aaa era l baekeapera in the
ssm e locality. I f one beek eep er in
your com m unity aaka m ore fo r hie
honey th an a n o th e r la ch arg in g , it ia
p ro bably becaui* ha la producing a
superior a rticle a t g re a te r a x p en is,
a ia ily w orth the advanced price. Be
p re tty aura of your fa cta before you
m entally s ite him up an a profiteer
"H o n ay ia h o n e )? ’’ Yea
And
•‘boots are boots, ” b u t you don’t ex ­
pect all boot* to be priced alike, be­
c am e you recognise th a t th ere is a big
difference in quality of leath er, c are in
m an u fa ctu re , and in the w ear and ap
pearanae of th e finished a rtic le No”
th e re 's aa m uch difference in m ate rl
ala, coat of production, and re a l value
in d iffere n t honeys as th e re m ay be
betw een tw o pairs of shoes. Some
beekeepers are slipshod end slovenly
in th e ir w ork, and o th ers who are
skilled and carefu l may be lo*ated
w here th e ir beea m ake an inferior
grade 1 f honey. In e ith e r ea-e they
m u st sell th e ir c rop a t wholesale or
re ta il for less than the skilled bee
k e ,p e r who has a location favored aa
to th a kind of bloom th a t bis bees iray
freq u en t, and then produces a crop of
tne finest g ra d e of honey, u id e r th e
m ost sa n ita ry condition«, b e t e r in
flavor and appearance, bandied with
c ar, a t every stag e, and easily w orth
m ore p r pound on the m arket.
The q u a n tity you buy, too, governs
the price you pay If you only buy
pound or tw o a t a tim e, you pay for
the privilege, and you should. Ten
glass b o ttle s and ib a ir co n ten ts, ten
labels and lb» woik of p u ttin g up ten
se p a ra te paroels. m aking te n se p a ra te
sal. a, ten deliveries and o ften ten
ch arg es, am ount to a m uch g re a te r
•um th en th e price of one ten pound
pail
Two oil companies will soon be
operating in Nyasa. Permits
have been issued by the c'ty
council to the Fetcher Uil
Co. and the Standard Oil Co. to
erect storage tanks. The Fletch
er company has already started
construction of its tanks and the
Standard will start soon. Large W ar Time Insurance
quantities of oil will be stored In stiu ctio n a have ju s t been received
here and Nyssa will be the supply by the P o rtlan d office of th e U. S.
point for all the tributary terri V e tera n ! bureau authorising rein
tory The Fletcher tanks will sta te m e n t o f w ar tim e in su re r ce by
be located between the 0. G. ex service m en until July 2, 1927. ac
cording to announcem ent by K enneth
Bauer residence and the railroad L. Kooper, regional m an ag er of the
and the Standard Oil between bureau. July 2, 1926, had baen s e t by
the lumberyard and the t ailread. congress as the tim e lim it fo r both
It is also rumored that the Union re in sta te m e n t and conversion of war
Oil Co. will seek a location here. risk insurance, b u t the new order <x
Meeting the “Bull ’
Durham Smoker
Face to Face
I am just making, as the Politician
says,‘‘A swinu around the Circle, ’
to see what was going on in "R eal
America.” I had been in N e w \ ork
so lone, I was (retting a kind of a Sub­
way ‘ Slant” on things. I was be­
coming as narrow as a Metropolitan
Newspaper KditorialVVriter. My eye­
sight was getting so poor I couldn't
see beyond the Hudson River, and
my mind wouldn’t function farther
away than Albany, N. Y.
I knew that NewYork was ‘ ‘amus­
ing the world,” hut I wanted to meet
the fellow who was ‘‘feeding it.”
I am kinder oddly constituted. You
can cut off my amusement, but if my
food stops you are going to have an
argument on your hands.
I, as Editor and Proprietor of the
Bull’s Eye, wanted to meet not only
the readers, but thersaxttmmof I Illy
Wonderful Prod net of O H RS. ( I he
American Tobacco Company anJ
m e.) W ell, I wish you could see the
type of Men they were, Big fine
healthy upstanding He-M en. J hey
were not the little Anemics that has
to tap hisCigarctte on the box before
he can smoke it. They were our Pro­
ducers of our Necessities of I.ifc.
W hen I saw the type of He-Men
smoking ‘‘Bull” Durham, it almost
made me cry, that I wasn’t a smoker
myself.
6
P.S. T here will be another )'ii ce here
a few weeks from now. Look h i in
D urham
Guaranteed by
INCOMPORATIO
111 F ifth A vsoue, N ew Y ork City
Moving Stockyards
Work has begun on the con­
struction of new stockyards and
shipping facilities will be greatly
enlarged. The new yard& will
be located at the end of the ” Y”
on the Homedale branch. It is
understood the old yards will be
torn down to give more room
for trackage.
An overpowering desire to
visit h*r sister at Boise caused
Miss Lulu Irwin to board a
freight train Tuesday night
without the knowledge of her
folks and start out. She was
helped on the train by someone
at the depot, who suspected
something wrong and telegraph­
ed to the authorities at Nsmpa
that ehe was on board. Upon
her arrival there she was taken
in charge by th“ authorities, but
it. was not until morning that
it was discovered who she was.
S h e w a s allowed to continue on
her trip to Boise for her visit.
ten d s th e um e m e year.
An added fe atn r* in this connection
ia th e privrlegs of tak iu g o u t s five-
y ear level prem ium term policy a t a
low ra te p rio r to the above d a te which
may late r be converted into one of t t e
six form s of p e rm a n en t life and en­
dow m ent go v ern m en t policies. This
gives the ex service m an u n til Ju ly 2,
1927, to secure the low ra te five y e ar
policy.
T he A m erican L egion advocated
this legislation on the grounds th a t
many w ar v eteran* have not y e t ad­
ju sted th e ir economic atfa iss to euch
an e x te n t th a t they can afford a t this
tim e to c arry one of th a g o v e in m e a t’s
p erm an en t insurance policies.
N O TIC E FO R PU B LIC A TIO N
D e p a rtm e rt o f the Interio r,
U. 8. L and Office a t Vale, Oregon,
Ju n e 14. 1926.
N otice it hereby giyen th a t Eugene
F. P r a t t of B rogan, Oregon, who, on
March 20, 1914, m ade d e se rt land en
try No. 03191. for W JNE}, Sec. 22,
S W i S l J Sec. 16, Township 21 South,
Range 46 E ast, W illam ette Meridian,
has filed n o t'ce of in tention to make
final proof, under p arag rap h 8 of Act
of .March 4. 1816, to e stab lish claim
to th e land above described, before
COMMUNITY CHURCH
R e g iste r U. S. Land Office a t Vale
NOTES
Oregon, on the 21et day of July, 1926.
C laim ant nam es as w itnesses:
Tha e a rth tak e s a fre ih tu rn eve«y
W illiam L Glenn, Hugh Glenn,
24 hours, so m ust yau.
R obert O v e rstree t, G eorgia M. Over-
Many a m an can b* th a very thing s tre e t, all o f N yssa, Oregon.
Geo. W. M cKnight,
he w ishes to be if he only th in k s so
R egister.
and trie s hard enough.
Soma people are willing for Jesus
t i spend tha week end w ith them But
For Sale
J s t u s is n tv s r satisfied to be m erely s
One M ajestic 6 hole Range, ia in
visitor.
first class condition. One old fa sh ­
The Blbla school Invites you to at ioned Model W ashing M achine; one
te n d and enroll in ono of <he re g u la r 8 burnes Oil Stove See J , Bovdell,
elaasea n e x t Sunday a t 9:46 Come Nvssa, O regon.
and help us and wa will help you. Ten
of our echool atten d ed Sunday school
F or Sale — One 1- burner electric
In stitu te a t P a y e tte W ednesday. They
range, one 8 b u ra e r Nesco oil stove
give a vary encouraging rep o rt.
■nd oven, one library tab le , one cot
C hurch serv ices a re provided for the a id m a ttre s s. Call a t S ta r Hotel
Ju a io re in th e b asem en t of the pa«,
■onag* ev ery Sunday a t H a. re
Library Hours,
B ro th e r Baeo.i will give a n o th e r one
a tu rd a y s Only
of hie helpful m ee*age*''on ’ "B ible
Open to tow n patron 2:80 to 6:80.
C h tr a e te r e " n e x t Sunday.
O ut of tow n p a trons 2:80 t* 7:80
Prea -long fervice a t th* ueual hour
Serm on by th e p asto r. " I was glad
whan they said unto me let ua go into
A TTO RN EY S AT LAW
the house of the L o rd ." Psa. 122:1.
E. M. M O I Gl BTT
Poy S couts Monday night a t the
A tto rn ey and Con • «er a t Law
p arsonage
L et every Scout be out.
Hoy Scouts will ice cream S a tu rd a y -
I'raetW e la all sn o rts
Kxpansea fo r sum m er camp
N y tsa , O n t
T he fourth q u a rte rly e o n fere reu of
th e y ear will be held next Wedne*«i*y
W. B H O I K
evening a t the parsonage. May w.
have every oA na* n u m b e r prraen t
INSURA NCE
w ith rep o rts from averv dep artm en t
of church w orh. Bro. H am ilton, our
O ffice a t Reside no*. T hird aad
•op u rin tead v n t, will be w ith vs a t this
kkrgood A t
tim e.
N. E Herehey,
Njraaa.
f a s t of.
I
journac
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
TALKING HONEY
GATE CITY JOURNAL Young Boy Di owned
The
gate
By v irtu e of an execution in for*,
elotur* duly isaued by the clerk of the
C ircuit C o u rt of (he S ta te o f O regon,
for the County of M alheur, d a te d the
IOtk day of Ju n a, 1926, and d irec te d to |
me, upon a d ecree and order of eale
rendered in said co u rt on tho 10th day
of Jan e, 1926, in a c ertain su it in th*
C ircuit C ourt for th* said s ta te and
eounty,
w herein
th e
M A LH EU R
COUNTY BANK, a corporation, a s,
plaintiff, recovered ju d g m en t a g ain st
FRA N K BO SW ELL, as d efen d an t, in!
th e sum of Two H undred N inety and
No 100 D ollars ($290 00; w ith in te re s t
thereo n fte m the 2J;h day ot May,
1924, a t th e r a te o f 10 per cen t (10
per c e rt) per a rn u m and F ifty and {
No MB D ollars ($50.00) a tto rn e y ’s.fee s, |
and the fu rth e r sum of Seven and 60-
100 D ollars ($7 SO) costs anddiseburse-
m ents. and th e fu rth e r sum of N inety-
one and 81-100 D ollars f$91 81) tax e s j
paid by plaintiff, which ju d g m e n t was
enroi'ed and docketed in th e c le rk ’s
office of said co u rt in said euunly on
the 10th day of Ju n e , 1926.
T H E R E F O R E , by v irtu e of said
execution, ju d g m e n t order, d ecree and ,
order of sale, and in cam pliince with
the d e m -rd s of said W rit, I will on
Monday, tb - 16th day of Ju ly , 1926, a t
the hour of 10:30 o'clock in the fore-
noon of said day, a t th e north m in
entrance door of th e County C ourt
house s t Vale, M alheur C ounty, O re­
gon, sell a t public action, su b je ct to
redem ption, to the highest bidder for ,
cash in hand, all the rig h t, title and
n te re st of the above nam ed defend­
a n t in and tw o th e follow ing described
real property, tow it:
E ast H alf (E f) of Section E ig h t
(8). Township F iftee n (16) South,
R ange F o rty (40) E. W. M , in th e
County of M alheur and S ta te of
Oregon, containing T hree H u n ­
dred T w enty (320) acres.
T aken and levied upon as the prop
e rty of the above nam ed d efen d an t,
or so much th e re o f as may be neces­
sary to
sa tis fy
said
ju d g m e n t
in favor o f
M A LH EU R COUN
TY
BAN K, a
corporation, and
a g ain st FR A N K BO SW ELL, w ith
in te re s t
thereon,
to g e th e r
w ith
all costs and d sb u rsem e n ts th a t have
or may accrue.
D ated a t Vale, Oregon, this 16th day
of June, 1926.
C. W G lenn, |
Sheriff M alheur C ounty O regon. 1
D ate of first publication Ju n e 18. 1926
D ate of la st publication July 16, 1926
D ate of sale, Ju ly 19,1926 a t 10:80 r.m .
Is the time to buy city property
before prices go up. See about
it at the Journal Office at once.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
By v irtu e o f an execution in fore­
closure duly issued by the clerk o f the
C ircu it C ourt of th e S ta te of Oregon,
fo r the C ounty of M alheur d ated the
10th d<y of Ju n e, 1926, and d irec te d to
me, upon a decree and o rd e i of sale
rendered in said c o u rt on the 10th day
of Ju n e , 1926, in a c erta in su it in th e
C ircu it C ourt for the said S ta te and
County, w herein Eli Rose as plaintiff
recovered ju d g m e n t a g a ia s t M ark C.
Jo n as and J. B. Jones, aa defendants,
in th e sum of Two hundred and no-
100 ($200.00) D ollais, w ith in te re s t
thereon from the 2 n i day o f M arch,
1919, a t the ra te of e ig h t (8 per cent)
per cent per annum and F ifty and no
100 ($60 00) D ollars a tto rn e y ’s fee,
and the fu rth e r sum of F ourteen and
no-100 ($14 00) D ollars costs, which
ju d g m sn t was enrolled and docketed
in the c le rk 's office in said co u rt and SPECIAL ELECTION NOTICE d istric t officer«.
county on the 10th day of Ju n e , 1926.
By o rd e r o f th e Board o f D irectors
Owyhee Irrigation District
T h erefo re, by virtu * of said execu­
of th* Ow yhee Irrig atio n D istric t.
tion, ju d g m e n t order, decree and or-j N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN th a t
D ated th is le t day of Ju n e , 1926.
der of sale, aud in com pliance w ith the a sp ecial election will be held on S a t ­
E. M. B lo d g ett,
com m ands of said w rit, 1 will on Mon­ urday, th e 8rd day of Ju ly . 1926. in S e c re ta ry of th e Ow yhee Irrig a tio n
day, the 18th d .y of Ju ly , 1926, a t the the S o u th e ast Q u a rte r of the N orth
D ietriet.
h our of el v«in o ’clock in th e fo re­ e a s t Q u a rte r (SEJ NET) of Section D ate of first publication Ju n e 4. 1924
noon of laid day, a t the north main Twenty-aim (26), Townehlp N ineteen D ate of la s t publication J a lp 2, 1994
e n tra n c e door of the C ounty C ourt (19) South. R ange F o rty -six (46) E a st
house a t Vale, M alheur County, O re ­ of th* W illam ette M eridian in tha
gon, aell a t public auction, su b je ct to C ounty o f M alheur and S ta te o f O re ­
redem ption, to the h ig h est bidder for gon, said voting place being about
Dra. R. P. and P earl M. B radford,
cash in hand, all the rig h t, title and th re e mile* n o rth w e st of N yssa, O re ­
licenaod in O regon and Idaho. C arv er
in te re s t of th a above named defend gon, w ithin th a Ow yhee Irrig a tio n
graduate*. C o n sultation and exam in­
ante, or e ith e r of them . In and to th* D istrict in M alheur County, O regon, s t
ation free. Tw elve y e ars succaM ful
follow ing described real p roperty to ­ which th e re will be sub m itted to th e
practice in the s ta te . F irs t door w est
w it:
ele cto rs of said D istrict, th e qusetion of bank, N yssa, Oregon.
W est half (W J) of Ssetion a 'g h t
w h eth er said D istrict shall be a u th o r­
(8), Towneip fifteen (IS) south.
ised to e n te r, into c o n tra c t w ith th*
R ange fo rty (40) and the couth
U nited S ta te s providing for the con­ ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
h a lf (S$) of Section T w enty-four
stru c tio n of th* Owyhe* P ro je c t by
N O T IC I IS H E R E B Y G IV IN , T h a t
(14). Township
Fourteen (14)
th a U nited S t a t e s ,. and th* p aym ent undes and by v irtu e of an ard o r o f sate
aouth. R ange th irty nine (89) E.
of a prop o rtio n ate p a rt of th* actual duly m eda and e n te red by th o C ounty
W. M., all in M alheur eounty, Ore­
eoet th e re o f hy the D istric t, said pro­ C ourt of th* S ta ta of O ragou fo r th*
gon. *
p ortionate p a rt of sueh coat to be de­ C ounty of M alhour on tho 7th day of
T aken and levied upon aa th e prop­ term ined as In said eont’ a c t provided,
Ju n o , 1996. ia th* m a tte r of th* e s ta te
e rty o f the rb o v e nam ed d efen d a n ts, and the ta ta l construction obligation
of A nnotto S. MeNoe, deceased, th*
or so much th e re o f aa m ay be neces­ of th e D ietriet not to exceed th e aum
o n d e rtig n sd . a d m in istra te s o f said f a ­
sary to aatiafy said ju d g m en t in fav o t Of SIS.000.000 00.
ta te , will, from and a f te r tha 10th day
of Eli Koa* and a g ain st M ark G. Jo n as
A copy of th* d r a ft of eaid proposed of J a ly , 1914, a t th* office e f E. M.
and J . B. Jones, w ith in te re st thereon, e in tra c t approved as to form by th*
B lodgstt in N yssa. O regon, affa r fo*
to g e tn e r w ith all roeta and disburse-
lere ta ry o f th e In te rio r, i t on fil# sate and rail a t p riv a te sate fo t eSOh
m enta th a t have or may accrue.
ith th e Seesotary o f said D istrict ia band, s u b je c r to eoufirafidòni
D ated a t Vale, Oregon, this 16th day
•nd may b* exam ined by sa y parson said C ourt, tho follow ing d oacribtd
of Ju n o , 1926.
C. W. G lens,
in te rested .
t r a c t e f re a l e s ta te ewnkd- by sutd
Sheriff, M alheur County.
Th* polls shall be opened a t 9 o ’clock a s ta ta , to w it:
>
D ate of first publication Juno 18, 1926 In th * m ornir.g of th* doy of election
Lot four (4) ia Section T h ir ty '
D ate o f last publication Ju ly 14, 1929 and kept open a n til > o'clock in the
(10) aad th e S outh H a lf (S t) of*
D ate o f salo, Ju ly 19, 1926, a t 11 a. m. a fternoon, when th e sem e shall b*
L ot One (1) in Saetto* T h irty one
closed.
(31), all ia T ow nship T w e aty (20)
A t such aieetioa th e ballots shall
S oath, R ang* P o tty sia . (44) E a s t
Claegmm mm Old City
ro n tein the w ords: " C o a tra c t w ith
of tb* W illam ette M oridiaa In Mai
Aero,--ita* to tra d itio n , th e city a? the U nited S ta te s —Y es.” and “ Con
heur C ounty, Oregon.
Glasgow, A .»eland, w aa founded an tr a c t w ith th e Un ted S ta te s N n.”
Th* first publication e f th is notice te
early a i MO A D ft owes Ita Indue
Said election shall be bald, aad th* ou J u n e II, 193«. and tho tea t publica­
trial and com m oirlal Im p o rtan ce to I t i
situation In a dlefrlct a b o u n d in g hi re su lts th ere o f determ ined ia all re­ tion on Ju ly 9. 192«.
D w ight P e ir c * ..
coal and Iron, to It* location near tho spects as nearly a* p ra ctic a b le in.eon-
mouth «if th* C lrd# and to Ita w o n d er fo im ity w ith th* provision* of law A d m in istra to r o f th * E aln t# o f A a
governing th e election o f Irrig.itieu
(ol harbor ft 200
n e tte S. M eNee,
Chiropractors
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