The Gate city journal., November 05, 1926, Image 1

THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
V O L U M E X X IV .
NO. 38.
GLOVE» AND ALFALFA
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OREGON,
F R ID A Y ,
N O V EM B E R 5. 1926.
WORK ON OWYHEE BELIEVE IRONSIDE
PROJECT FO START BOV RIVER VICTIM
OW YHEE
$1.50 P E R Y S A B
County Statistics
E
THE RIGHT-Of-WAY
A crowd o f over 70 gathered at
Real Estate Transfers Recorded.
the Owyhee
school house Friday
W. O. Baber, Jr. to Joe Larribeau-
evening fo r their Holloween party.
a portion o f L ot 2, Sec 19-41-43.
AH who failed to come with some
10-6-26. $10.00.
BAKER
D IS P A T C H
S A Y S R.
garment worn backwards were put
U. S. A . to John Y . Clous ton-SVfe
C O U N T Y A G E N T S URGES FAR M through some
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Halloween third de­
The actual work of construction
L IT T L E T A L K O F V A L U E TO E V ­
Sec. 9-27-40. 3 6-1918.
ERS TO CHOOSE C A R E F U L ­
S N A K E R IV E R
gree methods which however did not in reclamation o f the Owyhee project!
E R YO N E G IV E N BY GEORGE.
Lewis
E.
Sturges
et
al
to
State
of
L Y IN SEED SE LE C TIO N
injure them
permanently.
Misses
embracing 140,000 acres o f land in |
O regon -S H S W @ , N W V iS W K , and
O. B R A N D E N B U R G
Everett and Stewart were the enter­
32-17-47. 8-7-26.
parties from S W '4 N W *4 Sec.
tainers. The refreshments were fu r­ Idaho and Oregon, rs expected to j Baker.— Searching
Domestic Clover and A lfa lfa Seed
begin within a few days, reports H u n tington and other communities $ 1 . 00 .
nished by the O. K. K.
Appreciating the
confusion that
is protected.
Sh eriff C. W . Glenn to Federal
Mrs. Jess K ygar who recently had J. H. Iowell o f Caldwell, manager j art. dragging the Snake river be-
Land Bank-36.7 acres in NW14 Sec. .vould exist i f there was no regula­
The County Agents office has re­ the electric lights installed now has o f the Gem irrigation district, a pai
iween Home and a point fiv e miles 26-16 47., 10-21-26. $5,103.84.
ceived samples o f clover and alfalfa a new electric washing machine.
tion to place the responsibilty upon
o f the project.
below
Huntington, fo r the body of
Sh eriff C. W. Glenn to Federal
seed artificially colored to comply
“ An inspection o f the project ha,s
motorists approaching an intersec­
Quite a crowd attended the dis­
with the requirements o f a recent cussion o f the measures to be voted just been made by E. G. Debler of R. S. Shultz, 18 year-old son o f Mr. Land Bank-part o f NW14 Sec. 32-18-
tion, the law has provided that the
Federal Seed act. The purpose of upon held at the school house Mon­ Denver, Colo., government hydro­ and Mrs. W. T. Shultz o f Ironside, 45. 10-21-26. $7,661.82.
car
approaching an intersection from
Francis
P.
O’N
eill
to
M
yrtle
E.
this act is to aid farmers in the day evening, which
was sponsored graphic engineer,” said Mr. Lowell, who was last seen by his brother,
identification o f seeds o f foregn ori­ by the P. T. A . Some le ft with new “ and we now expect the actual work W . J. Shuitz, fishing from a ra ft in Logan-NE % S E 14 Sec. 31; and NW>A the right of another car has the right
SW»4 Sec. 32-16-44. 9 30-26. $10.00. o f way. I f this regulation had a
gin. Much o f this seed has been es­ ideas implanted but all le ft full of o f construction to start any time. the river.
Francis P.
O’N eill to
M ary W.
tablished as unadapted to this coun­ pie.
“ Money to the amount o f three
The empty raft was found later
loser observance among motorists
Logan-SttSW >4 and S W @ S E t4 Sec.
try as well as having a low germ ina­
hundred
thousand
dollars
is
avail­
the
same
night
by
the
older
brother,
The Andrew McGinnis fam ily are
there
would be less accidents at in­
32-16-44. 9-30-26. $10 00.
tion test.
moving this week to the Mendiola able fo r the work, and it is ex­ who, missing his brother, started
tersections. Altogeth er
too many
Pacific
L
ive
Stock
Co.
to
W
illiam
There are three classifications of ranch where Mr. McGinnis w ill have pected that necessary additional ap­ down the Snake river to look for
Sherry-Lot 10, Block 8, Harper. 10- motorists have an absolute disregard
propriations
fo
r
the
work
w
ill
be
him.
It
is
thought
young
Shultz,
work
fo
r
the
winter.
this type o f seed stock. Imported
11-26. $10.00.
fo r the rights o f other motorists un­
clover and a lfalfa seed, form erly de­
Messrs
Ellis W alters
and Wm. made at each session o f congress. seeing a bodt across the river, had
C. W . Davidson to Sarah E. Rog- der this ruling when approaching an
“ O f the 140,000 acres in the pro­ stripped o ff his clothes and attempt*
termined by the Secretary o f A g r i­ Peutz were business visitors in Boise
ject, there are 24,000 acres in the ed to cross on the raft. He either ers-N ‘,4N % S E 14N E *4 Sec. 30-15-47. intersection.
culture to be unadapted to general Friday.
According to George O. Branden­
This is now under slipped or was swept from the raft, 10-25-26. $1,230.00.
use in the United States, w ill be
Mrs. John W all and children who Gem district.
J. N. Thomason et ux to P. M. burg, regarding recent accidents at
colored approximately ten per cent have been visiting at the Lowe home pumping system, but with the rest and searchers believe he was unable
Warren-27 acres in W V iW ^ N W V A intersections in which there was one
red. Red clover and a lfalfa seed of I are now domiciled in their home in o f the project it will be under a to reach the bank.
Sec. 30-20-47.
6-21-1923. $1,000.00. fatality as a result o f a disregard
g
ravity
system.
known foreign origin other than Can- j Ontario.
The boys had been camped along
C. R. Worsham to E li Rose-SH - fo r the way o f another, the accidents
“ Approxim ately 5000 acres o f the tho liv e r at the spot fo r two days, a
ada, and not form ally determined by
Fred
Klingback was a business
NE*4 and W % S E %
Sec. 23-13-40. in a city would be lessened material­
the Secretary o f Agriculture to be visitor in Vale and Ontario on Fri- j Gem district must be drained, and spot that was chosen because they
10-4-26. $1.00. (Q. C. Deed).
ly i f all drivers would approach an
day.
I
a
dredge
unadapted to general use in the Uni­
fo r this work has been could watch from their camp bed ihe
D. N : Davidson to Myra V. David- intersection with enough regard for
ted States, w ill be colored approxi­
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. A ldridge and purchased and
the machinery as- j air mail plane on its daily trip to
son-SW )4SE)4 Sec. 27-20-46. 10-20- the right o f way ordinance to center
were week end sembled. That work under the di Pasco.
m ately one per cent green.
Clover Miss A lta Bradley
26. $1.00.
their gaze to the right. The right
rection
of
Fred
McConnell,
Cald­
and a lfa lfa seed from Canada w ill be guests in the Chas.
Bradley home
Malheur Products Co. to Hunting- is the point from which the danger
well engineer.
brought under irigation within re­
colored approximately one per cent in Owyhee.
ton Livestock Co.-NWiNV4, and SE'A may loom in which the man to the
violet.
“ With an area almost equal to cent years, and by reason o f the
A big Halloween party held at the
N E % Sec. 13; N )4 N E % Sec. 14-15- left takes responsibility should an ac­
The growing o f clover seed has Kingman Kolony school house F ri­ that of the Boise project, the Owy­ fe rtility o f the soil and its location,
44; Lot 2, Sec. 18-15-45; E ^ S W k i cident occur.
been
gradually
increasing in the day night was voted the best ever. hee project when completed, will it is destined to be one o f the most
Sec. 1-18-47. 10-14-26. $1.00. (Q. C.
“ O f course,” said Mr. Brandenburg
county and is recognized as being Stunts and refreshments were fu r­ be one o f the largest areas o f land important.” — Statesman.
Deed).
“ It is somewhat up to every motorist
one o f the best paying crops fo r the nished by the P. T. A . and a pro­
Esther Jane Applegate to Edgar to act to the best o f his ability in
farm ers o f this section.
It is evi­ gram by the school was much enjoy­
S N A P P Y ST U F F
B. Billups-SEt4NE)4 and N E )4 S E ti emergencies when they do arise. It
dent that this industry can still fu r­ ed.
A kitten born at Marysville, Calif., with only its front Sec. 34; N % S % , SE14SEW and SE- is better to give the right o f way to
ther be increased to the improvement
Mrs. H arvey Otis was hostess at a
14NE14
Sec. 35-16-46; also NEVi the hair brained individual, i f
it is
U n e legs has been fitted with wheels to carry the rear part
o f our agricultural pocketbook. That baby shower for Mrs. jas.
N E % Sec. 34; N W tt, W % N E >4, and possible to so maneuver in the lim it­
the reputation o f Malheur’s seed is a Thursday. Ladies o f the east side j of its body.
N E !4 N E )4 Sec. 35-16-46. 10-27-26. ed time and space for such actions in
good one is evidenced by the number o f the Koiony were invited.
Minnie, 47-year-old movie elephant, was given a birth­ $880.00.
such emergensies, or one might be
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Martin an d !
o f inquiries coming in.
and lots of School D istrict No. 39 to P. M. faced with the condition^ that are
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Beaumont le ft day party at Hollywood, with cake, candles
Warren-210 fe et by 420 feet in SE14 recalled by the little epitaph:
Friday fo r northern Idaho cities to peanuts.
Sec. 13-30-46. $1.00. 10-28-26.
visit relatives and friends.
Joseph Stoven of Leicester, Eng., was fined for writ­ Cordelia A . Myers et v ir to Man­ Shed a tear for W illie W ay
Who died defending his righ t of way.
Electric lights were installed last
ing “Just Married’’ with chalk on a railroad car compart­ uel Todhunter-SE%NE14 Sec. 33; Though W illie was right as he sped
week in the Franklin F ry residence
W H N W 1 4 , N % S W !4 , W % S E !4 , and
ment occupied by. a bridal couple.
along,
in Oregon Trail.
The Oregon Trail district rep'.rt
Mrs. Rachel Klein was warned by a Chicago judge not SW14NE14 Sec. 34; SW'ASE'A, S% - He’s just as dead as though he’d
SW14 Sec. 27; SEt4SE14
Sec. 28;
been wrong.”
a large crowd and good time at the to interfere in the affairs of her daughter and son-in-
E % N W % , and N W U N E 1 4 Sec. 34-
“ It doesn’t pay to trust entirely
Halloween
party when
the pro­
law.
13-42. 10-13-26. $10.00.
upon the regard the other fellow has
Vale, Ontario, Harper and Nyssa gram and entertainment were given
U. S. A. to B ert Clark-S% S% Sec. for the right of way ordinance, but
A dog belonging to J. L. Carver of Verona, N. J., died
may join in celebration o f final ap­ by the school and the refreshments
8; W t t N W t t , SE14NW>4, and S% - it is well for every motorist to al­
proval o f the Vale and Owyhee re­ by the P. T. A . The prim ary room from swallowing a toad.
SW*4 Sec. 25-15-41. 8-24-26.
ways bear in mind the fact that
clamation projects, if present plans taught by Miss Ives report a perfect
Roderick O’Neill of Glasgow was sent to jail for be­
H. L. Peterson et ux to Frank C. should trouble arise at an intersec­
mature. Sometime in November the attendance with no tardy marks for
coming engaged to 135 girls whom he courted by mail. Oxman-Lots 11, L2, and N % o f 13, tion, the fellow approaching from
Oregon delegation in congress w ill the month.
The will of Charles P. Markham of Chesterfield, Eng., Block 118, Ontario. 9-25-26. $1.00. the righ t has the best o f the argu­
Mr. and Mrs. W alter A lfred of
pass through
Malheur
county, on
Pacific Livestock1, Co. to Harper ment from the outset.
E verything
their return to Washington D. C., Nyssa spent Saturday P. M. at the which disposed of a $3,600,000 estate, contained only 72
State Bank-Lot 8, B lack . 3, Harper. else being equal, he has the argu­
Wm.
Peutz
home.
and it is planned that the presence
words.
10-21-26. $10.00.
ment won beyond the question o f a
Word has been received o f the
o f Senator Robert N. Stanfield, Sen­
Pacific L ive stock Co. to Estes L. doubt, as he is within the law as well
Residents of Riverside, 111., have failed to capture two
ator M cNary and Congressman Sin- death o f Chas. L. Points who had
Morton-Lots 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15, as within his rights. The other fe l­
nott be a feature o f the joint cele­ been living recently at The Dalles, dogs that have killed more than 1,000 chickens on local
Block 10, Harper. 9-18-2«. $10.00. low has been caught playing o ff side
Oregon
but
was
a
form
er
resident
poultry forms during the past month.
bration, as they are given a very
Gerald E. Stanfield et ux to C liff
full measure o f credit in securing o f Owyhee.
Lars Nelson, a Copenhagen sailor, was given $5.000 as Jordan-S% NW *4 Sec. 21-18-46. 10- and is entitled to the penalties fo r
such a disregard fo r the rules o f the
The Owyhee P. T. A. w ill meet at
this valuable development for Ore­
a reward for saving a woman from drowning at the risk 28-26. $3,000.00. (Q. C. Deed).
game.”
gon, fo r Malheur county' in particu­ the school house on the regular date
Nelson G. Sullens et ux to T. A.
of his own life.
Friday, November 12th.
lar.
Ereese et a l-S % N E tt Sec. 18-18-46.
Mr. and Mrs. Oce schweizer enter­
Peter Helm of Hessville, Jnd., was fined $25 when a 7-21-26. $2,000.00.
tained at dinner Wednesday Evening
OREG O N S T A T E S U N D A Y
cabbage discovered in his home was found to fit exactly
U. S. A. to Raymond Ohmart-Lots
SCHOOL C O N V E N T IO N for Mr. and Mrs. Lou DeGoede who
a
stem in a neighbor’s garden.
1, 2, 3, 4, and E % W % Sec. 30-14-41
are here from Coalville, Utah. Other
Baker,
Ore., Oct.— The Eeastern guests o f the occasion were Mr. and
Mrs. Eva Marks of Chicago testified that her husband 12-31-1923.
Oregon
division o f the fo rty -first Mrs. Wm.
Schweizer and Mr. and was so jealous that he made her wear blue goggles on
M arriage Licenses Issued.
annual Oregon Sunday School Con­ Mrs. Lynn K ygar.
Horten Thos. Worsham and Gladys
the street.
vention w ill be held in Calvary Bap­
The Klingback fam ily, Mrs. T. M.
HUG H S P R O A T S A Y S H A Y W IL L
Naomi Howard.
10-26-26.
tist church here on November 5, 6 Lowe and Miss
Stewart enjoyed a
BE P L E N T IF U L T H IS W IN T E R
John Andrew Neal and Nora Hick­
SID E LIG H T S
and 7. Delegates from every Sunday radio concert in the Chas. Bradley
— P R IC E GO ING U P
ey. 10-27-26.
School in Eastern Oregon are to be home Sunday evening.
Serene
McMurren
and Louise
The
Tjondon
Daily
Telegraph
is
interested
in
war
news
in attendance.
Leading
Educators
Mr. and Mrs. Lou
DeGoede and
Baker. 10-30-26.
Hugh Sproat, secretary of the Ore­
and Church Workers are included in son, John returned to their home at from America, and prints a long editorial on the subject,
in which it says: “An average day in the life of a citizen Complaintfl Filed In Circuit Court gon W oolgrow er’s Association thinks
the program o f speakers, which fea­ Coalville, Utah Sunday.
State of Oregon vs I. M. McCarthy more than the usual amount o f hay
tures every
department o f church
of the United States seems to include assorted varieties
Assignee.
10-26-26. Accounting.
will be fed this fall and winter ow­
school work. Robert Davids o f Chi­ W E IR ER IN S T IT U E D E F E A T S
of
battle,
murder
and
sudden
death.
The
American
gun­
O N T A R IO F O O T B A L L SQ U AD
L. Belle Lees vs Grace A. Ruther­ ing chiefly to the poor condition of
cago, administrative
secretary for
beyond pistols. He works with ma­ ford et al. 10-26-26. Foreclosure of the ranges in this stute. Hay, how­
W E IS E R — Su ffering defeat fo r the man has gone far
the International
Council o f R elig-
first
time
this
season,
the
Ontario
chine
guns
and
armored
motor cars and we daily expect m ortgage. $15,000.00.
ever, seems to be plentiful though
ous Education, w ill be the principal
high school football squad bowed to to hear heavy artillery in action on the Chicago front.’
N ellie B. Parks vs Fred J. Palmer the price is going up in Southern
visiting speaker.
et al. 10-28-26. Foreclosure o f mort­ Idaho where many sheep are fed dur­
A
strong
committee
o f Baker the W eiser institute eleven on the
An important tip to motorists is given by an automo­ gage. $26,760. 00.
ing the winter.
church members, headed by Rev Jas. form er’s field Friday, 8 to 0.
W eiser scored in the first quarter bile distributor, who declares that poor
lubrication is The Town o f Nyssa vs P. H. Daw-
Southern Oregon ranges are very
A . Fraser, has been busy arranging
and intercepted a pass fo r a touch­ the cause of most car deterioration.
dry and the grazing poor, and the
In fact, he states son- 10-28-26. condemnation,
entertainment.
down in the second quarter, demon­
that 80 per cent of repair hills are due to lack of thor-' Mabel Hayne* va Verne Haynes’ sheepmen w ill probably experience an
strating good football throughout the
10-29-26. Divorce.
expensive winter in that part o f the
According to this authority, it is a
game. Their goal line was threat­ ough lubrication.
state, from the feeding standpoint.
OREGON
H
IG
H
W
A
Y
C
ASE
case
of
spare
the
oil
and
ruin
the
car.
ened during the first quarter but
Most o f the sheep have now been
D ISM ISSED B Y C O URT
Ontario seemed unequal to the occa­
brought from the high ranges and
That American ideas have not been standardized to The unusual happened in the su­
sion. Both teams showed good sport-
the ewes are in very good condition
any appreciable extent is evidenced by two cases now preme court today by both parties in owing to condition o f ranges on
manship.
Pat Brennan, Ontario halfback, and attracting attention.
In Jeffersonville, Ind., a mother is a highway case from Oregon win­ which they fed this summer. This
EASTERN
OREGON
C H AM B E R Soper and Thomason, half and tackle
going
to
court
because
her 0-year-old daughter is not al­ ning and losing in part.
year’s lamb crop has been cleaned
S E C R E T A R IE S D ËCID E TO
The court announced it would dis-
resectively, on the institute squad,
lowed to wear knickers to school. In Grand Island, Teb., mis a case appealed by Morris & up and the price prospects for wool
A B O L IS H T R A IL G U ID E
did some outstanding work.
a minister secured a ruling by the attorney general that Lowther and other motor truck com­ look decidedly better inasmuch as
there is a likelihood of a wool short­
Secretaries
of
Eastern
Oregon V A L E A T T O R N E Y ADDRESSES
his daughter could not he compelled to wear bloomers panies contesting the validity o f the age before next spring’s clip.
W E IS E R K IN W A N IS C LU B while taking a school gymnasium course.
Chamber’s o f commerce recommended
state law under which the state high­
In the more accessible ranges due
Robt. D. L ytle o f Vale, gave an
against the placing o f a tourist guide
w ay
commission
regulates
truck
to the fine cooperation between fed-
along the Old Oregon Trail south inspiring address on “ Good Citizen­
Some years ago the movies were blamed for the fall­ loads on federal aid highways.
real, state and county agencies and
o f Ontario to route tourists this way ship” at the Kinwanis club luncheon ing o ff in church attendance; later
The truck companies sought to in­
the automobile fell
with the help o f the individual sheep
Thursday
noon
at
the
Washngton
and favored cooperating with com­
under the same charge, and now a group of Pennsylvan­ validate the state law which gave interests the predatory animal s it­
munities along the John Day high­ hotel grill. Am ong other things he
the state highway
commission au­
ia ministers declares t hat radio keeps people away from thority to fix maximum loads for uation is well in hand. Oregon is
way in the interest o f tourist travel, spoke o f the responsibility o f jury
duty
and
said
that
higher
class
men
j
places
of worship. All of which leads to the suspicion motor vihicles on highways. The probably more free from predatory
according to W illiam E. North. Bak-
folks just naturally don’t want to go to case also involved a commission or­ animals as a result o f this coopera­
Fr county Chamber o f Commerce should do their duty in this regard ¡that a lot of
tion than any other state tho in the
secretary, who attended a meeting at and not always try to find excuses to j g 0 t o c h u r c h a n y w a y ,
der restricting maximum loads on 22
higher ranges losses from predatory
.' .
Union.
They did, however favor get out of it. He spoke of the duty |
miles o f the Columbia river highway,
Modern morticians have less details to worry about which the commission held was dif- animals have been reported.
placing a tourist guide at Salt Lake of voting at all elections and living
to induce tourists to travel northwest as an example to others. There w»< than did the plain undertakers of former days, according fcult to maintain in winter if sub­
Queen Marie will he in Oregon this
highways, he said.
a splendid message in it and splendid to a bill for funeral expenses of a gentleman of Raltimore jected to heavy loads.
week. She may find Old Man Ore­
The lower courts had upheld both gon a little larking in courtly ways,
The land settement problem, in­ response
in 1758, which included, besides the charge for coffin and
the law and the order, the contro­ but he’ll make up fo r that by a gen­
dustrial developm< nt, a road from
‘ 4/
pounds loaf sugar, 14 dozen versy nvolving the question o f the uine spirit o f hospitality that ap­
V ale to Heppner and budget and lo­ Roilin Smith sang three pleasing vo- c r e P e a - these items i
numiiers.— From
the
Weiser eggs, 20 gallons white wine, 12 bottles red wine and 10 righ t o f the states to regulate loads peals to all his guests whether
cal financing were other topics taken cal
i gallons rum.”
upon government aided highways. queens or commoners.— Baker Herald
up at the meeting.— Baker Democrat. signal.
j
j
W ant Celebration
O f T w o P r o je c t s
M ade Conn ti; wide
SHEEP RANGES DRY,
MUCH HAY TO BE FED
FAVOR COOPERATION
WITH JOHN DAY