The Gate city journal., October 22, 1926, Image 1

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THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
VOLUME XXIV. NO. 36.
w. c. T. y.
NYSSA. OREGON,
KRIDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1926.
Ï
OWYHEE
USO PER YEAR
County Statistics
(pfeife
Mr. and Mrs. Oney Ramsey of
Real E state T ransfers Recorded.
Caldwell and George Schweizer arid
F rank M. G rant to Paul Raney-
children of N yssa were supper guests
NEKSWV4SWVL Sec. 29-15-47. 8-2-
a t the Oce Schweizer home Sunday.
1922. $600.00.
BONITA
VISITORS
FROM
EVERYW
HERE
Mrs. Wm. Sayder has been quite
M alheur County to J. R. Blackaby-
FLOCK TO COUNTY W HERE
sick this week.
ONTARIO AND NYSSA LADIES {
all of Blocks 3, 4, and 6, Adrian.
NEW RECLAMATION ERA GIVES
Eugene P ra tt returned Tuesday
BIRDS ARE THICK
John Reese was a dinner guest at
PE R FE C T ORGANIZATION
10-8-26. $1.00.
PIA N S AND CONDITIONS
from a deer hunt a t Ironside. He
the Bradley home Thursday.
WITH VALE CHAPTER
FOR DEVELOPEM ENT
S heriff C. W. Glenn to A rtie Pool- rode to N yssa w ith J ii) Beam.
H unters from all over Oregon and
B. F . K err is building a new
Lot IS, Block 206, O ntario. 10-9-26.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jones and son
from points as fa r distan t as Seattle
chicken house with a capacity for
?5.00.
Roger spent S aturday night with Mr.
arc flocking to M alheur county,
th ree hundred and forty hens.
Wm. E. Lees et ux to A rth u r B. and Mrs. Williams, and visited Sun­
| where the birds are most plentiful.
Mr. Burley and son, William, re­
Cockrum-7,
8, 9, and 10, Block 130, day with Mrs. P r a tt’s household.
Local hunters are bringing in the
turned to Portland Saturday a fte r a
10-9-26. $1.00 <Q. C.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. F oster of Lime
limit every day. The bag lim it, ac­ Ontario.
weeks
visit
a
t
the
Lowes.
Mrs. W. T. Posey Will Be Delegate
Data Under Which Interior D epart­ cording to the gam e laws, is four in Deed).
drove
over S aturday in th eir new
Emil Dean and fam ily of Em m ett
From Vale To S tate Convention
Ignacio G uerricagoitio e t ux to car to look over th eir property here
ment Will Build New Project for one day or eight during any consec­
spent Sunday a t the J . B. Smith
A t Gresham
Which Money A ppropriated
utive seven days with the provision Thomas Alcorta-1 acre in SE% Sec. and also visit with old friends while
home in Oregon Trail.
10-1-26. $10.00.
here. They report their little daugh­
th a t not more than two female 18-41-43.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Peutz w ent to
S
heriff
C.
W. Glenn to Clayton A. ter, Christine, as entirely recovered
pheasants
may
be
killed
in
the
sev­
F ruitland Monday for a load af ap
(From the M alheur E nterprise.)
Of in terest to Vale and this sec­
en days. The season is open to Octo­ Davidson-E V4 NW % Sec. 22-16-47. from the dangerous gun shot wound.
The evening of October 12th, being pies.
tion is the article in New Reclama­
Mr. and Mrs. H enry Cape of Iron­
ber 31st, in other counties from Oc­ 10-2-26. $200.00.
The
Brumhach
clover
huller
is
at
the regular m eeting night of the W.
tion E ra, describing and analyzing
S heriff C. W. Glenn to D. W. side were Sunday morning visitors
tober
17th to the 24th.
C. T. U., a delegation of ladies from O verstreets this week.
the Vale project, which is given to
One Portland hunter said pheas­ Powers-SV4NE14NW tt Sec. 17-17-47. a t Mrs. P ra tt’s. They were on their
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Morgan and our reader9 in fu „
O ntario and N yssa m et with the lo­
way to visit relatives at Vale.
ants
were so thick th a t when he 5-8-26. $50.00.
children,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
R.
Over-
cal chapter. A fte r the regular busi­
The proposed V ile project con­ threw his coat down in a w heat
M alheur County to M alheur Land
F ritz Preston and Mrs. Dick Reed
ness m eeting, m em bers from the stre e t and son, Robert, Mr. and Mrs. tem plates the irrigation of 28,350
C o .-SW%NE>4 Sec. 8-16-43. 9-1-26.
drove to O ntario Thursday to take
three towns succeeded in perfecting Maurice Judd all of the Kolony; Mr. acres of bench and valley land ly­ field, one of the bold birds came $200.50.
Mrs. Reed fo r a visit with her people
a county organization. Rev. Minnie and Mrs. C. C. H unt and fam ily. Mr. ing mainly along the north side along and laid an egg in the hip
M artha B. Greig e t vir to William
F. H ershey of N yssa was appointed and Mrs. F isher and fam ily of N yssa of the M alheur River in eastern pocket. “Every mem ber of our party Greig-WM.NWV4 Sec. 28; and SWVL- there.
tem porary chairm an
and officers and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Laxon and Oregon, centering around the towns got the limit in a few hours,” the
Ted Riley received a pleasant sur­
Visitor said. “ It was the best hunt-
Sec. 21-20-46. 10-12-26. $10.00.
prise Friday when Mr. and Mrs.
w ere elected. Mrs. H ershey will children of O ntario enjoyed a picnic of H arp er and Vale, above the
M
artha
G
feig
to
E.
M.
Grcig-EV4
ing trip I ever experienced in the
head the organization as president, lunch a t the Owyhee dam site Sun­ present W arm springs project.
No pheasant country. The birds are SE14 Sec. 20-20-46. 10-12-26. $10.00. Williams drove up at the noon lunch
Mrs. I. W. Hope, is firs t vice-presi­ day.
unusual construction features will certainly plentiful.”
Pacific Live Stock Co. to A. L. time with a delicious birthday cake
Mrs. Swan and daughter, Fay, and
dent; Mrs. Seeoy of Ontario, second;
be required in connection w ith the
Lee,
Gnd.-Lot 5, Block 6, H arper. made in his honor, as a tre a t fo r the
Not only hunters but game w ard­
Mrs. A. W. G riggs of the city, sec­ Mrs. Ed. Blodgett and daughter, Vale project.
whole school. The children in all
9-18-26. $10.00
ens
are
on
the
job.
E
ight
arrests
re ta ry ; Mrs. S. B. Davis of N yssa, Viola, of Nyssa called a t the Lowe
sincerity wished him many happy
Pacific
Live
Stock
Co.
to
Mary
A.
The
Irrigation
Plan
were made in M alheur county Sun-
returns of the day, only they wished
correspondent and Mrs. E v arts of home Saturday.
Jackson-Lot
5,
Block
4,
H
arper.
The irrigation plan fo r th is pro-1 day by Chas. McLees and F. M.
G randma B ontrager is improving
th
a t day would return about once
O ntario, treasu rer.
18-26.
$10.00,
ject is closely related to th a t of the Brown, chief deputy from Portland. 9-
a fte r a weeks illness.
every week.
S tate Convention Delegate
Donald
M.
Graham
e
t
ux
to
Arden
W
arm
springs
irrigation
district,
F rank F uller and fam ily of P ay ­
F ritz Preston took Mr. Donnelly
Mrs. W. T. Posey was also select­
Sec
which has constructed a reservoir a t the end of this canyon, and the A. Reed-N%NWV4SWV4SE%
to Vale and B rogan last Tuesday in
ed to represent the Vale uniou a t the e tte spent the week end at the on the M alheur River about 60 miles main canal th e re a fte r has but one 23-15-42.
10-13-26.
$200.00.
sta te convention a t Gresham . Mrs. F ran k F ry home in Oregon Trail
S heriff C. W. Glenn to A. L. Cock- his ford.
A good p art of the Kolony hay h a s ! west of Vale with a surplus capac- stru ctu re of im portance, namely, a
Chet Lanfnann went to Jam ieson
Hershey will represent N yssa and
70-inch
reinforced
concrete
siphon
rum,
Trustee-NEVi Sec. 17-; and
been sold this week for eight and
over th a t required fo r the dis-
Wednesday
fo r a load of alfalfa hay
also the county organization.
On­
6,200
feet
long
across
Bully
Creek.
SW14SE14
Sec. 4-21-46. 10-13-26.
triot lands. One-half of the present
for turkeys.
tario has not decided on sending a nine dollars.
D rainage
$4,762.66.
capacity
of
17,000
acre-feet
is
to
The Book club will m eet with Mrs.
B ert Hammack left for Lackey’s
representative as yet but will con­
Drainage is expected to be re ­
A. L. Cocknum, T rustee to H. B.
be purchased fo r the Vale project
Mill Monday m orning for a load of
tribute full quota fo r the necessary F ran k F ry of Oregon T rail on Wed- at a cost of $S per a c re - fu r. The quired on only a sm alj p a rt of the Cockrum-SW V4SE*4
Sec.
4-21-46.
■n «4ay ef this week.
posts and wood. Wilton Stream
expense.
11-26. $10.00.
ierii l f< z
.. f)# Bigelow installation of gates on the crest of total area, principally in the Willow 10-
S heriff C. W. Glenn to Malheui drove one team for him.
Owing to the P arent-T eacher meet ht, re g o V ... Vale Monday on Business, the dam, which was provided for and Bully Creek bottoms.
H arry Reed is riding on Burnt
The surplus storage capacity of County B ank-E% Sec. 8-15-40. 7-26-
ing here Tuesday night, there w ert* Dwight Johnson of Oregon TiVr in the original plan, will p erm it the
River for horses for coyote bait.
not many local members present, j ;s home from the g t A bonsus ho# Maximum w ater surface of the res- the district to be used by the Vale 26. $522.40. (C ertificate of sale).
Elm er Wilson is working for E l­
but according to Mrs. Davis, w hat *p ita] in B o ,g c where h„ ,mi„.rwo „ ervior to be raised 4 feet and pro­ project results from early overes­
Mary L. Milligan to Lena J. Rick-
m er Johnson.
tim
ates
of
the
irrigable
area
in
the
they lacked in numbers they more un operation.
ard-SV4SW*4NW(4
Sec.
16-18-47.
vide an additional 20,000 acre-feet
Andy R ettig and A rth u r Johnson
than atoned fo r in zeal and earn est
p; o reK,)r, T rai| p T A met lagt of storage. This additional cost and W arm springs district. Seepage en- 10-13-26. $1.00.
Bruce Dennis et ux to F. E. Reed- drove up from Brogan Sunday.
enthusiasm as they have the good of h'-iday a t the school house with a capacity will be apportioned equally craochm ents and refractory alka­
Wm. Lofton and Jim m y (£>Roe
the community a t h eart.
*
The U(lchers >n<J to each d istrict.
line soils have reducted the am ount Lot 5, Block 15, Eldredges Add. to
passed
through the valley Friday
The O ntario and N yssa ladies we # ft’Id
of
tillable
lands
in
th
is
d
istrict
un­
Vale. 5-15-26. $1.00. (Q. C. Deed).
T k c U iv «r a iu n W « i r
cnterfal»._i
• ? som*
uiiuii.inuua in jiiaiAu uf the hearty
H. G. Jackson, Receiver to K. E. with 250 head of cattle enroute to
W ater released from the reser­ til a t the present tim e a b o u t o n e -
ii.rtti' which made the evening very
welcome accorded them as visitors.
voir will flow in the channel of the third of the original area of 37,000 Reed-Lot 5, Block 15, Eldredges Add. N yssa, * ’n< re they will be fed this
InU Testhg.
w inter by the parties who bought
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mills retu rn ­ M alheur River to a point about 1 acres clased as irrigable is capable to Vale. 9-15-26. $1,000.00. (Q. C.
them.
ed to Portland Thursday a fte r a two mile w est of Nam orf. A t th is point of producing crops. This reduction Deed).
Mrs. Bilyeu left Tuesday for val­
F. E. Reed to Drexel Real E state
a simple diversion w eir, 12 feet hiffi in area has reduced the resoures of
weeks visit a t the I,owe home.
ley points on business and Mr. Bil­
the
district
to
such
an
extent
th
a
t
Co.-Lot
5,
Block
15,
Eldredges
Add.
and
150
feet
long,
re
stin
g
on
rock,
Mrs. Andrew McGinnis of the Kol­
yeu also left on the stage Thursday.
ony entertained Miss Eva E verett, will be constructed. Thi3 weir will it is incapable of financing a drain­ to Vale. 9-18-26. $1.00. (Q. G. Deed).
Coyote trapping is m errily pro­
Ferdinand E. Reed to Drexel Real
Miss Cherald Green and O scar Pink­ require 4,000 cubic yards of concrete. age program . By the term s of the
ceeding apace. Fred and Dick Reed
pending
contract
fo
r
purchase
of
the
E
state
Co.-part
of
Lots
7
and
8,
The
canal
head
g
ates
will
be
set
a
t
ston a t a dinner Sunday in honor of
are reported to have caught seven.
Archie and P erry C antrall who are rig h t angles to the crest of the surplus W arm springs Reservoir "cap­ Block 18, Vale. 12-18-25. $1.00.
Alhet Lanman has caught five and
w eir a t the left or north abuttm ent. acity, the United States will divert (Q. C. Deed).
The state highw ay commission has leaving for California soon.
$150,000 to $200,000 of such purchase
The Main Canal
Samuel A rm strong e t ux to J. M.. •Frank Lam bert, who has ju s t begun
made a request fo r technical d ata on
Mrs. Claude Smith is on fhe sick
From th is point to the upper end money to provide drainage fo r the McEwan et al-SE>ANW!4, NE14- trap p in g already has one.
the survey of the C entral Oregon list this week.
highway
from
B urrell’s
station
Gordon M acLafferty came down of H arp er Valley, a distance of about d istrict lands, and w ithout fu rth e r SW14, and SW14SW14 Sec. 26; B E *
above Vale to a point twelve miles I from College Place, W ashington, F ri- 6 miles, th e main canal will have consideration the W arm springs d is SE14 Sec. 27; N E14N EK Sec. 34;
CRESTON
above H arper a t N am orf. The su r­ day and returned Saturday accomp­ a capacity of 646 second-feet and tric t drains will also cary off drain' NW UNW 14, and N ^ N E % Sec. 35;
age
w
aters
from
the
higher-lying
S% SE (4, and SE(4SW (4 Sec. 26;
vey to this point w as authorized by anied by his m other, Mrs. E. L. Mac­ construction will be difficult owing
A lthough the ground is very dry
N E ttN W 'A Sec. 35; SHNEV4, and
They expect to make to the presence of rock, steep cross Vale project lands.
the commission and the members L afferty.
for seeding the fall crops, the fields
The
Project
Cost
slopes,
and
conflict
with
the
Ontario-
N
tkS
E
K
Sec.
26-25-38.
9-25-26.
seem eager to obtain the engineer’s th eir home in College Place this win­
are being prepared for the grain.
The total cost of the project is $400.00. (Q. C. Deed).
Burns branch of the O. S. L. Rail­
findings. W hether they will au th o r­ ter.
„
, .
. . . , T. R. Beers and Frank Shumway,
A rm strong et ux to J. M l .
„
ize construction of the road to H a r­
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bradley, th eir road, which crosses the Malheur estim ated a t $3,590,000. Of this , , Samuel
„
.
.
Jr., were Riverside visitors Monday.
. „
. - „ ..
, , .
per or not is problematical, but th eir d au g h ter Ruby, and Grandma B rad­ River im m ediately below the pro­ am ount about tw o-thirds is required McEwan e t al-S E ‘/4SE>4 Sec. 27;
f
‘,t‘onwood j*811
apparent h urry is a good indication ley w ent to O ntario Saturday. G rand­ posed point of diversion. The canal for the diversion weir and the m ain NEWNWV« Sec. 35; north 50 acres ..
approxim ately one-fifth of S * S E * Sec. M ; S E ttS E U S W tt. the m" 'fortu" c to l>rp8k hls C8r whp"
will be carried under the railroad canal and
th a t some action will- be taken in m a rem ained for a few days visit.
on his way to Burns, and was com­
N FW ^N EV iSEli,
the near future. J. E. Peck, state
The Wm. Hite fam ily moved to by m eans of a concrete culvert. For for storage. The rem ainder of the S H N E (4 S E % ,
pelled to spend several days in Cres-
estim
ated
cost
is
required
for
laterals
W H SE>4N E(4, and N E (4S W ‘/4NE(4 ton while w aiting for repairs.
engineer, has been in charge of the O ntario S aturday. Mrs. Hite will approxim ately 1 mile the canal will
Sec. 26-25-38. 9-26-26. $1.00.
survey. Location was completed to rem ain there while Mr. H ite will go will follow th e north side of the and drainage.
Budd H artm an of Yakima W ash­
By means of a supplem ental con­
Perry Jam es to S. M. Stewart.-NE-
river and will then be carried to
the tunnel beyond Nomorf, this to H arp er to work this w inter.
ington was an over night guest a t
tra
c
t
w
ith
the
W
arm
springs
irrig
a
­
the
south
side
by
m
eans
of
a
flume
% Sec. 35-20-46. 9-30-26. $1.00.
week.
the R oger’s home and a passenger
,80*1 feet long, of which f ) fe t tion d istrict it has been arranged
U. S. A. to Wm. S. Harrow-Lots
to Riverside on the Stage.
HIGHWAY PATROLMEN
ARCADIA
would he on th e steel bridgé
For th a t this district shall utilize the 6 and 7, Sec. 24-15-45. Lots 5 and6,
Denver Crow purchased two milch
MAKE OILING PREPA RATIO NS
the n o t 4 m il's the canal proaVels drainage and retu rn flow from the Sec. 19-15-46. 11-12-25.
cows last week.
Orvil Clack and Miss Bello Snow
-*■
the river on the south side to a Vale project lands to the greatest ex­
Sheriff C. W. Glenn to Ju lia Kies-
B arney Bull, patrolm an in charge were m arried in Vale Sunday morn-
Rev. Baird preached a good ser­
tent possible with the Vale project, el et al lands in Township 19, Range
of highway m aintenance from above in?. Mr clack Came hcre from Ken- point which is favorable for a siphon
mon a t the school house Sunday.
W arm springs
Reservoir 47.
location, and where conflict with receiving
10-16-26.
$17,000.00.
(These
Vale to O ntario and N yssa is m ak- tucky last spring. He is a nephew
George Fenton of Bohna was buy­
storage in equal am ount in exchange. lands were the property of K. S. D.
ing m any preparations fo r oiling of „{ Mrs. Jim Flem ing and Mrs. Sam the railroad does not ocur. A t this
ing hogs in Creston last week.
The total area commanded by the F ru it Land Co. and w ere sold for a
point the canal is to be returned
Mrs. D. Crow was visiting with
the highw ay next spring. He a d -¡H e n ry . Mrs. Clack is a d aughter of
to the north side by m eans of a canals of the Vale project, not in­ Judgm ent of $117,681.79).
Mrs. E. Rogers Friday.
vises th a t he expects to see the raod Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Snow and was
concrete siphon 1,015 feet long cluding lands now having a full wa-
M arriage Licenses Issued.
oiled from N yssa to th e Y, and from raised in th is vicinity. The boys
Owing to th e difficult te r rito ry 1 te r supply, is 36,000 acres. Soil sur-
Vernon F. Boren and Elsie T hrash­
there to Vale and on thongh town as and girls gave them a noisy wel-
traversed by the canal a la rg e 1 veys and a land classification indi­ er. 10-15-26.
fa r as Hope S tation. This week j come
am ount of steel and concrete bench, cales 32,095 acres thereof irrigable,
Orville Clack and
Inez Snow.
he and Cyril Crawley have been en-
Mrs. E arn est Wilson, Mrs Barney
flume will be required. In th i s ' of which 2,776 acres now receive a 10-16-26.
gaged in locating gravel pits so th a t w ijson and children were visiting
6-mile canyon section im mediately partial w ater supply from various
The dates have been set for Mal­
w ork can progress a fte r the cold Mrs. C. W. B arrett Friday a fte r­
More than 19,000 persons have
below the point of diversion t h e ! sources. With appropriate allowane-
heur County T eacher’s Institute. It
w eather comes.
Two have been noon
been
killed
and
52,000
injured
in
ag g reg ate length of steel and con-1 os fo r rights of way and equivalent
located on the N yssa road and one
Miss R uth H unt who is teaching
accidents
in
this will be held in O ntario this y ear on
crete flumes and siphon will be acres of full w ater rig h t in lieu of grade-crossing
November 22nd and 23, according to
n ear Vale on the river.
j aj W eiser spent the week end with
the area now receiving a partial sup­ country during the past year.
14,000 feet.
Mrs. E. M. Crail, county school sup­
Mrs. J. A.
Mr.
and
ply, the net project irrigable area
JOHN DAY CONTRACTORS
I her parents>
The H arper T ract
A Japanese pearl firm , believing erintendent. The program has not
COM PLETE FIR ST STRETCH i H unt-
A fter leaving the canyon th e can­ would be equivalent to 28,350 acres th a t oysters have souls, has built been definitely arranged but it is
_____
Clyde Long and fam ily were over al supplies w ater for the H arper receiving a full w ater supply.— F F.
a m iniature pagoda as a shrine to Mrs. C rail’s aim to g et the best edu­
K ibler and B artle tt, contractors in from
F ruitland
Sunday
visiting tract. This is an area of 3,735 acres W alter, Chief Engineer.
placate the spirits of bivalves from cators of the sta te as speakers for
charge of the surfacing of the John th e ir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas of bench and bottom land north of
Proposed Contract
which pearls have been taken.
institute.
Day highw ay in Cow Valley, have Bullard and the J. T. Long family, the M alheur River contiffuous to
The form of contract referred to
Mrs. Wm. Amens of Vale was the town of H arper.
made splendid progress in the work.
Across the was npproved by the F irst A ssistant
The joker who wanted a concession to erect signs at
This week they completed the q u ar­ visiting her son, Ray Amens and river from the lower end of the H ar­ Secretary of the Interior under date
the
North Pole could doubtless find plenty of suckers to
ry site, a stretch about seven miles fam ily la st week,
per tra c t is an area of 675 acres of June 29, 1926. A lthough the pro­
take
stock in the enterprise.
in length. They will now move the
J. A. H unt started a crew of men known as L ittle Valley.
W ater posed contract has not yet been exe­
rock crusher to another site, the g ath erin g his large crop of corn fo r th is area is to be carried across cuted, the following sum m ary of the
An Oklahoma paper declares that “any young woman
moving and settin g up of m achinery Monday morning.
the river by means of a seco d siph­ term s of the contract form as ap­ of high ideals anti moral turpitude can win as never be­
requiring about three week’s work.
C. W. B a rre tt is building a new on. This is th e only area south of proved, may be of interest.
fore in educational history.” She can win a place on the
It is not likely th a t the surfacing garage. When he heard the Owyhee the M alheur River for which works
The contract provides for the ex­
front page, at least.
will be completed this fall as the was a sure thing he felt he must will be constructed.
penditure by the United States of not
work m ust stop when cold w eather make some improvements.
Most of the fellows who do the kicking about prohibi­
Separating the H arper tra c t from to exceed $4,500,000 for (a) the pur­
comes. Kibler and B artlett have
tion
have never tried it.
chase
of
a
onehalf
interest
in
W
arm-
the
Vale
Valley
is
a
canyon
about
until next June to finish the surfac- STATE ROAD O FFICIALS
6 miles in length. The conditions springs Reservoir from the W arm -
Of course Jack Dempsey lost the championship but
IN SPECT MARKET ROAD
district, (b) the
here are very sim ilar to those en­ springs irrigation
One of the oldest English folk
then $700,000 makes a nice little booby prize.
.T. H. Scott, state m arket road in­ countered in the first 6 miles below construction of a diversion dam in
dances is the Abbots Bromley Horn
The annual prediction of a coal shortage is now being
the
point
of
the
diversion.
Between
the
M
alheur
River
in
sec.
6,T.
21
8.,
Dance, held annually in England for spector, accompanied H. G. Sm ith,
hundreds o f years.
The dancers, division engineer of LaGrande, and the H arper and Vale valleys the R. 41 E., W illam ette mpridian, (c) made which proves that winter is once more near at
tw elve men, w ear deer skulls w ith County Surveyor J. F. Miller, on a ag reg ate length of flumes and siph­ extending therefrom a canal system *innd.
antlers attached. The custom is trip through the county the early ons will be 13,000 feet, in addition consisting of a main canal and
Little did our grandmothers dream that the time
believed to have come down from j p art of the week, when m arket roads to which th ere is required 572 feet branch canals and structure«, and
the tim e of the Danish invasion and l were inspected. The Jordan Valley of concrete-lined tunnel 11 feet in (d) the necessary drainage works, as would come when women pedestrians could be identi­
fied by their knees.
the w orship of Thor and Odin.
road was given p articu lar attention. diam eter. Vale valley is reached found by the Secretary.
IS
REV. MRS. HERSHEY PRES.
OF VALE PROJECT
GOOD
TELLS OF IRRIGATION PLAN
Highway Com.
Wants Data On
Central Oregon
Dates Set For
Teachers’ Institute