The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, February 17, 1928, Image 1

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    THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
.
VOLUME XXVII.
NO. 4.
NYSSA, OREGON.
BURGLARS RECEIVE
YEAR SENTENCES
OWYHEE
I: OLD
Miss Ruby Bradford of Boise was
a week end visitor in her home in
Owyhee.
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY 17, 1928.
NEWSPAPER
COUNTY
PRINTED IN 184?
1‘ l.K YEAR
County Statistics
Real Estate Transi, rs Recorded
R. T. Periman to P. E. Davis EK
NEK Sec. 19-33-39; 6, 28, 27. $1.00
■ Messrs. T. M. Love and John Wall
(Q C. Deed).
i
Sunday taking SHEET HOLDS AGE WELL; WILL
U. S. A. to Emma A Rose, Lots
ANOTHER OFFENDER SHOT IN visited the Damsite
1, 2, 5, 6 and 9 Sec 34; Lots 3 and
ONTARIO SUNDAY NIGHT WHILE S. D. Bigelow who had been a week
BE GOOD FOR ANOTHER
end visitor in Lowe home back to
4 Sec. 26; and Lot 1, Sec. 35-25-44.
ATTEMPTING ROBBERY
FIFTY YEARS.
his work at the dam.
4 24, 1911.
I
______
Fred Klingback was an Emmett
J oseph Beach et al to U S A Lots |
(From The Malheur Enterprise)
visitor Monday taking his brothei
A newspaper, yellow with ago, WAS ACTIVE IN PUBLIC AND 1, 4, and 8, Sec. 16-26 43. 12 7. 27.1 FARMERS WILL DISCUSS PLANS
Burglaries and attempted rob-iChas. Klingback and wife, who has but still holding its own, published PRIVATE LIFE— WAS MAN Ok
$10.00 (Q c Deed).
FOR WORKING OUT COORDIN-
STERLING CHARACTER
beries have caused considerable ex­ been visiting in his home back to 81 years ago in Greensburg, In- !
J. Arthur Shaver et al to U S A. ATED PRODUCTION PROGRAM
citement in the Vale and
Ontario their home at Squaw Butte.
diana, on April
17, 1847, was
Lots 1 and 2 Sec. 35; Lots 3 and 4
communities within the last week or
Mrs. W. W. Smith was very pleas­ brought to the Enterprise office
Joe. 26; and Lots 1 to 10, inclusive,
Died
in
Vale
Monday
Morning—
so.
____ antly surprised on Friday afternoon this week by B. M. Pritchard. It
Sec. 34-25-44. 11, 9, 27. $1.00 (Q C
Everett McDowell, Gene Carr and which was her birthday when several has been in his possession a life­ Many Attend Funeral Services at Deed).
Masonic
Hall
in
Ontario
E. C. Gearhart from parts unknown, of her friends came to
spend the time, as it contains an account of
- h da M. Shaver to U S 9 Lots 1
were sentenced to serve one year afternoon bringing gifts and refresh­ the death o f his uncle, killed in the
C.
Extension
Specialists
and 2 Se.c 35; Lots 3 and 4, Sec. 26; O. A.
each in the Oregon state penitent­ ments.
Those present were Mes- war with Mexico in the battle of j Paying their last respects to the and Lots 1 to 10 inclusive, Sec. 34- Coming— leading Local
Agricul­
iary for larceny o f a
dwelling. dames Robert Toombs, lienry Slippy, Vera Cruz.
turists will take part in Session
' mcmoiy oi John Weaver as a Mai 25-44. 11, 9, 27. $4,200.00.
They were sentenced in Vale Monday Claude Smith, Walter Pinkston and
L. E. Palmer et ux toU S A Lots
In a few ways the old sheet is dif­ heur county pioneer and a man of
by Judge Biggs. These three men Alvon McGinnis. Those who could ferent from the modern carriers of
l 4 and 8, Sec. 16-26-44. 2, 2, 27.
»-.Vtional service to his commun
Standardization of production as
were arrested last week by Sheriff not come but sent a g ift were Mes- news. There were no linotypes in ity and to the entire count, y through ,4.200.00.
a means of enabling our agricultural
C. W. Glenn and Harry Farmer of dames J. P. McGinnis and Andrew those days, so it is all hand set. rns< Ifish activity in public and pri
Thomas M. Barnes to U S Aa Lots industry to meet the challenge of in­
Ontario, in a deserted cabin near McGinnis and Mr. Oscar Pinkston. Pills,
residents o f the 1 4, 5 and 6, Sec. 15-25-44. 2, 2, 28.
rather
than
automobiles, vate life, many
creasing commercialization and ever
county se.it and tlic V, .now ere
Ontario.
They had robb.d the A.
P. T. A. met at the school house claimed most o f
$500.00.
the advertising
widening competition is an important
district.
attended
funeral services
A.. Arneson ranch house near the in Owyhee Friday afternoon. After space.
W H Cripe et ux to Harper State purpose of the Malheur County Ec­
held from the Masonic hall in On. Bank Lot 5 Block 7, Harper. 2, 6, 28
Butte and a portion of their loot the business
meeting
Mrs. Lowe
onomic Outlook conference which will
The front page is devoted to the tario on Tuesday afternoon. Buai
was found in the cabin.
It con­ gave a short talk on Founders o f thb
$800.00.
be held in Ontario on February 21
battle o f Vera Cruz and accounts by
ness houses closed during the serv-
sisted principally
o f blankets and P. T. A.
Frederick Greenwood, Trustee, et and 22 under the guidance o f County
General Winfield Scott and other
groceries.
John Wall arrived from Creston
al to Charles C Kelley N E K , NK Agent Larson.
historical figures. The editor of the
Died at Vale.
Last Sunday a prowler attempted Saturday and will spend a few days
’. E '4 „ N E K N W K , S K N W K , NWK
The conference proper is to consist
ancient Greensburg Repository also
John Weaver, aged 65, died at the S W K , E K S W K , and SK S E K Sec.
to enter the Vale depot about 11 at the Lowe ranch.
o f farmers and stockmen
from all
considered subscription rates worthy
Vale
sanitarium
on
Monday.
Suf-
o ’clock but made his getaway.
Adam Klingback of Emmett has
17-10-42; E K S E K Sec. 11;
NW K parts o f the County. The conference
of front page notice.
The paper felir,K from eanceri he h adb een ln
Later that night a man broke into been visiting his brotherh Fred in
sold for $2 a year, paid in advance; poor health for the past two years. .ml W K S W K Sec. 12; W K N E K , has been divided into six committee
the railroad shop at Ontario. He Owyhee this week.
S E K N E K , E K N W K S W K , W K groups and the
following agricul­
at $3, if paid within a year’s time.
It is believed that injuries and shock S E K , and NEK SEK Sec. 13-16-41;
was traced to the Orin Boyer resi­
Mrs. C. E. Shaffer and family of
tural leaders have been secured to
Whigs and Democrats were out sustained in a recent automobile ac­
dence and just as he was leaving Oregon Trail district have moved to
107.7 acres in SW K
Sec. 4-16-43; handle the various phases: (1) Gen­
for election. That was before the cident hastened his death.
the Boyer cellar with several jars Ontario.
and 5.02 acres in Sec. 9-i66-28; also eral Economics and Conference com­
G.
O.
P.’s
swallowed
the
Whigs.
•
He was born in Minnesota in 1863. 30 horses; 4 cows; and farming
o f fruit, was ordered to surrender
Mrs. Chas. Ivy o f Emmett visited
mittee— A. A. Reed, chairman;
F|
The paper contains a letter from He crossed the plains by ox team machinery. 1, 20, 28. $10.00.
by Harry Farmer. Instead, he made her mother Mrs. Louis
Patterson
L. Ballard, secretary; (2) Poultry
a hasty retreat, only to be stopped Monday. She brought little Betty General Zachary Taylor, later pres­ and came west with his parents
William B. Napton to Meryl V committee— A. B. Cain, chairman, H.
year later. He settled in Malheur Napton, SEK NW K Sec. 12-22-46.
by a bullet wound in the leg. He is Lou Hutton with her who will remaui ident of the United States.
E. Cosby, Secretary; (3) Dairy com­
A few excerpts are- taken from c ounty when a young man o f 21 11, 1, 26. $10.00 (Q C Deed).
awaiting trial in the county hotel. for a week or so with her grand­
mittee— C. M. Beaumont, chairman.
the interesting old paper, which vc-\rs. He engaged in the stock
He has given his name as John King. mother.
Sheriff C W Glenn
to Federal N. C. Jamieson, secretary; (4) Hor­
follow:
business, owning a ranch on Willow Land Bank N W K S E K , and NEK
Gordon and Charles Flock were
The Oregon Trail P. T. A. are
ticultural committee— C.
C. Hunt,
creek, and at one time was one of SW K Sec. 30-15-47. 2, 7, 28. $4,253.
arrested in Ontario for theft from planning a Founders day program
Liquor Line ns'- Question.
chairman, H. G. Avery, secretary;
the
wealthiest
cattlemen
o
f
the
Whit Redsull, renter on the
Fred for Friday evening.
95.
In Brookville, they decided in
(6) Crops committee— Pete Tensen
Bailey ranch. They were acquitted
Sheriff C. W. Glenn to Federal ehairman) R w Morae> aecretaiy;
Barkley, Billy and
Lem Wilson favor o f licensing rum shops, by a country.
John
Weaver
was
elected
county
by Judge G. L. King after trial have been out of school for a week majority o f 36. This result is en
ind Bank S K N E K ,
N W K S E K (6)
Livestock— Jeff
Billingsley,
Wednesday.
tirely different from what we had commissioner o f Malheur county in S K S E K , N E K S W K , and S K N W K chairman> D. E. Richarda> aecretary.
with tonsilitis.
1912 and again in 1916.
Ice 29-16-46. 2, 7, 28. $1,254.16.
Leonard Jones was a Sunday visit- j anticipated of that place,
At the Economic Conference held
*3.00 LICENSE WOULD
George W. McKnight, with whom
Sheriff C. W. Glenn to
Federal in Malheur County several years
or in the J. B. Smith home.
(Evidently the
Repository
ha 1
he served during the former’s term, Land Bank Lot 4, S E K S W K , and
STOP HIGHWAY WORK
Mrs. Archie Moses
of Kingman I dry inclinations).
ago certain practices were recom­
he shared in all accomplishments of S K S E K SEC. 19; Lot 1, N E K N W K
Kolony spent the week end in Nampa j
Paying Visit,
mended by those in conference which
(From The Malheur Enterprise)
visiting friends.
{ A t 8 Iate ho“ r last night, 8 coach the administration. As a last trib­ ind N H N E K Sec. 30-16-46. 2, 7, 28. were intended to make for a more
ute
to
his
friend
o
f
many
years,
Citizens o f Vale, county o f­
$1,400.
The Conrad
Martin and C.
M. ' was perceived going along the str-»t
orderly production of farm products.
McKnight said:
'‘ I consider
ficials and members of the Vale
Joseph F. Kendall et ux to State The purpose of the coming Economic
Beaumont families
were
dinner at a rapid rate, without any driver, Mr.
him
one
o
f
the
strongest
men
I
ever
Commercial club are impressed
of Orgeon, SW K SW K , part o f SEK Outlook Conference is to bring the
guests in the Wm. Toomb home and one b f the police having seized
with the necessity of defeating
hold of the horse and stopped the knew. He proved his true greatness
W K , and part o f N W K SW K Sec. findings o f this previous conference
Sunday.
the $3.00
automobile
license
Miss Helen Clement was an over­ coach, found two men inside who in the last years, in the face o f ad­ 12-15-28. $2,600.00.
down to date and to determine what
versity, including his last illness
bill that will be voted upon this
Sheriff C. W. Glenn to estate o f | advancement has been made. When
night guest in the T. T. Elliott home were so drunk they could not tell
spring.
Corrigall
S K N W K and this is
whence they came from or where He never complained but met every Malcolm
Tuesday.
done other recommenda­
fate staunchly. He was a man who N K S K Sec. 34; and W K S W K Sec.
The state highway commission
Messrs R. R. Overstreet and C. they intedned to go. The passen
tions will bo made for the future
has declared that they would
15-15-41. 5, 26, 27. $1,478.29.
were
taken to the station ouB smile in the face of trouble.”
Peck held
their annual
birthday gers
agricultural
production
of
the
He is survived by his widow and
not start any further road build­
Malheur SCounty to City of Vale County.
celebration Sunday in the Overstreet house and after they slept o ff their
five sons, Frank, Earl, Jack, Lou Lots 27 and 28, Block 1, Smiths Add
ing pending the result of this
home where a bountious dinner was intoxication, awoke to their aston­
It is expected that the Outlook
and Hugh Weaver. James Weaver to Vale, 1, 10 28. $1.00.
vote, as should it carry, it would
served by Mrs. Overstreet. Those ishment. They recollected that they
Conference as held in the various
of Bonita is a brother.
mean no future road construc­
Reuben F. Johnson to S. H. New counties and
present were Mr. and Mr. Peck, Miss had been all day paying visits and
states will exert a
tion. In fact it would require
ell Lot 1 Block 2, Fairmor Add ti stablizing influence and that they
Frances Peck, Mrs. Hamblin of Ill­ lipping, and sipping, and sipping,
a tax on property to even take
Harper. 1, 26, 28. $51.00.
inois who is a sister of Mrs. Peck and as to the coachman all they
will become a factor in eliminating
care o f the interest and retire
C. R. Emison Trustee to Farmers annua, shifta from one enterprise
and a guest in her home. Mr. and knew of him was, that he also had
the present
outstanding
road
Co-operative Creamery Co. Lots 1« to another as well as reduce violent
Mrs. J. Brunning and son Mr. and been sipping.
bond in the state, should such
to 20 inclusive, Block 33, Ontario. 1, fluctuations in prices.
Enjoyment of Life.
Mrs. Robert Overstreet and Mr. and
a law become effective.
19, 28. $10.00.
Two
wealthy
citizens
were
lately
Mrs. Maurice Judd and family.
It is necessary to vote
this
E K N E K Sec. 9-19-44. 1, 9, 28. $ Complaints Filed in Circuit Court
Mrs. C. C. Cotton was hostess conversing in regard to the period
bill down to have any chance of
Calfornia Joint Stock Land Bank
Nora B Boston to State o f Oregon
Saturday evening at a waffle din­ when they had best enjoyed then
THE NEW MALHEUR
COUNTY
receiving further road construc­
Satisfaction of mortgage.
vs S. Gitedson et al. 2, 6, 28. Fort-
selves.
“
I
most
enjoyed
life
soor
ner.
Guests were the Martin and
BRANCH TO BEGIN OPERATION
tion.
Ferrol J. Davis et vir to State o f : closure o f mortgage. $16,766. 75.
Beaumont families and Mr.
F. after 1 was 21, when I worked foi
ABOUT APRIL 1ST
Malheur county is one in the
Ore gon undivided l|10th interest in 1 Malheur County vs John Acarre-
Mr.----------,
laying
stone
wall
at
25
McKnight.
state that wants
everythihng
According to W. B. Wagner, mana­ E K N E K Sec. 9-19-44; 2, 1, 28. $ gui et als. 2, JO, 28. Foreclosure of
Mrs. N. Bach entertained Thurs­ cents per day,’’ said one.
she can get that looks like a
ger of the
Farmers
Cooperative satsfaction o f mortgage.
j 1923 tax roll.
Perhaps
the
near
approach
of
day afternoon for the Kolony ladies
road. Without the assistance of
Marriage Licenses Issued
Notarial Commissions
creamery, the 1928 program calls for
in her neighorhood. A splendid time Easter in 1847 had something to do
the state, her motorists would
Charles Daniel Morford and Irene
Frances E. Kennedy, Brogan, Ore.
big increase of the butter output
with
the
many
hat
ads
in
the
Repos­
is reported.
not have the few good roads
2, 9, 28.
Last week seems to have been itory. No less than five millinery over that of 1927, which amounted Elizabeth Bruce. 2, 9, 28.
that tap only a small part of her
can
be
counted to 3,500,000 pounds.
“ Flitting” week in the Kolony. Mr advertisements
vast area at this time.
'The creamery is now manufact
and Mrs. Clarence Elliott moved from Spring fashions called attention to
artificial flowers and new style uring 8000 pounds daily and expend
Adrian
to
a
new
home
on
the
T.
T.
The women o f Porto Rico are now
prints, so the ladies weren’t so dif­ itures among the farmers of the dif
asking for the vote, and it’s our Eliott ranch. The Herman Scott
ferent communities for cream this
ferent from those o f 1928.
family
moved
to
the
new
home
built
opinion that if they really want it
year is expected to exceed that ot
Candles
were
the
big
seller
for
the boys might as well let ’em have on their ranch from the Page house.
last year which amounted to more
The Coots family from the Lower lighting purposes.
it first as last.
than $250,000. Its daily expendi-
Kingman house to the Schafer home
j i . s among the farmers at present
and a new renter to the Morgan ca'h approximately $5000.
ranch, the McKinney family from
The Creamery company is com
Montana.
o:ud of 3186 farmers. The butter
Rev. Brown of Boise was a dinner is mostly marketed in Los Angeles
guest in the Walter Nichols home where it is said there is a growing
1< mand for this commodity.
Monday.
Mr. and
Mrs. Geo.
McLafferty
Tl.e industry also added a poultrj
were
dinner guests in the T. T. department in 1927, and during the
Elliott home Thursday evening.
maikcled more than 200,
>nn pounds c f poultry for its mem
D E M UF JiiHfl
MEETING THEME
SIX COM MITTEES NAMED
j
1
INCREASE OUTPUT
The New
LUMBER
Now Is the Time to Build
P r ic e s A r e the L ow est
A N INDEPENDENT DEALER
Write Us
Phone 19
Or call at
S. W. MORRISON’S
PARMA, IDAHO
L n
m *A
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VALE
bn.
branch has been established in
Ontario for the manufacture o f ice,
Brother Here—
Fritz Hart o f Nyssa has been a ice cream and the preparation of
guest at the home o f his sister Mrs. poultry for shipment. Appioximatt
v2u,OO0 woith of equipment ha
Harry G. Kennard, this week.
men ordered for this plant, which
Confident that Nyssa is destined to will begin operation about April 1.
be one o f the best towns of the coun­
Down in Mexico they have
dis­
ty Dr. J. J. Sarazin was telling his
friends about the Gate City boom covered some wide roads built by
the Indians a thousand years ago.
while he was here on business mat.
3o tar, no antique detour signs havi
ters Thursday.
sen encountered.
Westfall
Looking Up—
The few stockmen that are left
in the Westfall section are much
encourage by the substantial increase
in the price o f beef cattle, said
j Oliver Sandy who was in the county
| seat Tuesday. Mr.
Sandy is an
optimist as he experts oeef prices to
continue to soar upward.
1
The Chinese have just finished
celebrating the New Year, which
the beginning of the year 4725.
This ought to make the rest of us
feel young.
A lot more bald headed men would
wear wigs if it wasn’t for the cover
charge
Iw o years ahead .
The Fine Car of
LOW PRICE
Displayed Now
AT
POWELL
SERVICE STATION
NYSSA, OREGON