The Gate city journal., February 24, 1928, Image 1

THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
VOLUME XXVII.
NO. 5.
NYSSA, OREGON,
(INFERENCE SEEKS County
EDERAL AID FOR
ROJECÏ SETTLERS
Statistics
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY 24, 1928.
»1.50 FEE YEAR
COUNTY SEAT NEWS:
Real Estate Transfers Recorded
iur. and Mrs. Jos. Hood of Marble
Clarence H. Oxman et ux to John
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• Wash., were overmgnt guests in the
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D. Oxman, Jamieson Acreage Tract
No. 101, 2, 1, 28. $10.00.
* » « '• „ of l»ter«t to MaUnur Count, People, T W t«.'“ ¿ X K
Sheriff C. W. Glenn to Nysi
New York.
F r o m t h e M a l h e u r E n t e r p r i s e o l L a s t Week.
Realty Co. Lots 4, 5, and (j, Block 8,
Mrs. Wm. Peutz entertained the
Teutschs Add. to Nysa. 2, 11, 28. $30.
O. K. K. on Thursday of last week,
Sheriff C. W.
Glenn to
Nyssa
iu iss S iiell
and
M r. Lat'Tciinet
Reality Co. Lots 1 to 12, inclusive.
| were dinner guests in tne rvliiigDack
Block 31, Teutschs Add to Nyssa. 1
nomi Monday evening.
ALE AND OWYHEE PROBLEMS 28, 28. $120.
DEFINITE
ANNOUNCE­
Mrs. Aivon
McGinnis spent the NINE
CONSIDERED
AT
RECLAMA­
Nyssa Realty Co. to A. D. Gilbert,
i day Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
MENTS MADE TO MALHEUR
Lot 5 Block 8, Teutschs Add to
TION CONFERENCE
! Archie Cantrall.
ENTERPRISE THIS WEEK.
Nyssa! 2, 13, 28. $40.00.
Mr. Wayne Mills , his brother L.
Dolton Biggs et ux to Malheur
I .VI. Mills and son Tom are making
HEALTHFUL
CONDITION
County Bank, WWSW % Sec. 27-20-
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° * the Lowe home their headquarters
46. 1, 10, 28. $1.00. l<4. C. Deed).
Present indications
point
to a MALHEUR COUNTY REFLECTED while they attend to work on their
Brogan loading A Lumber Co .to solution of problems of the Warm-
BY BETTER TAX PAYMENTS
l>r ■’•’ rty at Sage Brush springs.
R. M. Davidson, Lots 1 to 26 in­
Mesdames T. M.
Lowe, M. M
springs district, said Percy Purvis, j
clusive,
Block
28,
Brogan
2,
10,
28.
Ink Amendment of Reclamation Act
Grncling and Fred Klingback were Five County Officers Will Seek
president of the district, who return- |
$ 1 . 00 .
Tax collections o f 1927 show an guests at a one o ’clock luncheon at
To Provide Funds For Loans On
conferences in
Nyssa Realty Co. to Edmond War­ ed Thursday from
Nomination for Re-election—
Long Time Basis
ren Lot 6, Block 8, Teutschs Add. Washington and in Denver with H. appreciable increase over preceeding i '^e Harva Otis home Wednesday.
Outlook Interesting.
Mrs.
Clyde
Sopher and
Miss
to Nyssa. 2, 11, 28. $50.00.
L. Walter,
chief
reclamation en­ years, according to a report from Gladys Holmes called on Mrs. Iver
C. C. Mueller Executor to Viola
the sheriff’ s office. This is one ol 1 Adams Friday.
gineer.
Problems dealing with settlement Stacey, Lots 1, 2, EH of Lot 3, EH
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Pullen of
With the definite announcement
Federal officials will in the near the **■* indieation*
better times
Lot
4,
Lots
5
and
6,6
and
SH
Lot7,
f the Vale and Owyhee
projects,
Roswell have moved to the Pullen of nine candidates to the Malheur
Block 3, Vale; also Lots 19, 20, and future investigate the feasibility ol ln Malheur county,
i O w under
construction in Malheur
farm on the Owyhee for the year.
21, Block 4, Hadleys Add to Vale; purchasing additional water, thereby
Enterprise this week, the county is
*n
19” 7
total tax
collections
Mrs. Chas. Bradley left for On-
iunty, were given particular atten- also Lot 1, Block 1 Claggetts Add.
beginning
to look forward to a busy
making it possible for the district I
to *603;377-97: ln
1^ 8’ tairio Thursday for medical
treat-
iion in the settlement conference» to Vole. 12, 20, 27. $2 600.00.
election year. The primary election
to work out some settlement with its •),|4,. >8.39. The increase over 1926 ment.
Thomas
Whitby
et
ux
to
James
in Washington D. C. on Tuesday and
! is clos* to $40,000. When the law j 1 he Oregon Trail P. T. A. held a is on Friday, May 18, just three
J. Anderson, SW H N E H , SE H SW H , creditors.
•Wednesday.
and N H SEH Stc. 16; and NH SW H
Mr. . Purvis is much pleased w ith ! went into effect charging o ff the | very interesting meeting for Fc ound- | months from today.
Elwood Mead, United States rec- Sec. 15-36-47. 4, 30, 25. $2,000.00.
the result of the conferences, as interest on delinquent taxes in 1925 ,
ar^oilovvs^lsong.sb^Carry ! R° y Daley» who haa served two
Thomas Whitby et ux to James P.
aiton commisioneT, estimated that
many important problems have been enough l,ack tax mon*y came in to ^ ^ ack to
Virginia and Oregoi J terma aa deputy county clerk, is the
Anderson
N
H
SW
H
Sec.
15-36-47.
4,
t-i'875 settlers are needed for the new
cleared up.
run the tota* UP *° $608,403.89.
i
by o reg on i ran
Glee Club; ; only one yet to announce his candi-
30, 25. $1.00.
Vale project, which will have water
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Tax collections for 1925 only, col- i .m.Liuiul in bu te by Mis. F. Fry; , dacy for the office ol county clerk.
B. F. Anderson et ux to James P.
in another two years; that 940 Anderson,
NVfcSEtt, and ! Great Granddaughter—
ected in 1926> came to $440,875.47; ¿ mentation of Birthday cake by Harry S. S. Sackett, incumbent, will
~
“*
QQii rvrvi,,
. . . . but will
S e t t le r s are needed for the Owyhee, ...
SW H SEH
Sec. 17-36-46.
13, 16, 24. “ $
Mr an<J Mrs John E Johnson are wViilp
while tavos
taxes rrw.
for 1 1926
only, collected iVliss Ivers: Lierhtiner of
° f the candles "o t . enter for re-election
.
...».u .u .
in 1927 reached
*484.133.31
xhia by the President and past Presidents
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Which will probably be ready for no consideration given,
pleased
with
the
arrival
of
their
ln
1927
reached
$464,133.81.
This
Qf
the
association(
^
ho
WCTe
Me3.
lend
his
support
to
Mr.
Daley,
John H. Forbes to Bettie Forbes
•ettement, six years hence.
N H SE H and N E H SW H Sec. 19-19^ second great grandchild. They are aSaln shows a substantial increase. dames Holmes, J. B. Smith ,Lucile
So far, the office of school super­
£ Federal aid in bringing settlers to 47. 2, 16, 28. $10.00.
celebrating the arrival of a daugh- ! «-'K n urs’ r i n u v rBTO
.Johnston and F. Fry. An offering intendent seems to be the most cov­
. ;jRiese projects was urged in reso­
Huntington Live Stock
Co. to ter bom to Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Dlick-|
' ,
‘
x „ „ ...
: Jor the work which »mounted to eted, for three candidates are al­
lutions adopted, the conference ask­ Hugh L. Stanfield, N H N H end SUH
BANDED DUCK NEAR TOWN $4.12 was taken after which the
erson at Winchester Bay, Oregon, on
NKH
Sec.
13;
and
N
H
N
E
H
Sec.
14-
birthday cake was served to those ready in the field. Mrs. E. M. Crail
ing that the reclamation act be
While duck hunting recently on the present. There was also music by is out for re-election. Robert Cur­
1G-44; Lot 2, Sec .18-16-45; EH SW H February 9. Darline Janette is
Amended to provide for the use of Sec. 5-18-47. 2, 16, 28. $1.00. (Q. C. their first baby.
DeArmond ranch near Vale, George Dwight Johnston and a reading by rier of Big Bend and Will J. Rob­
the reclamation funds on public and Deed),
'
) T. Carey shot a bird of more than Mrs. H. J. Holmes.
erts o f Ontario have announced
private lands, the money to be loan­
H. L. Stanfield et ux to Hazel B. In Nysea Sunday—
j usual interest. The mallard carried | Albert Dickson the official cow that they will run for the office.
Hand,
NHN
Hand
SE
H
N
EH
Sec.
ed over a long period o f years at low
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Madden and i an aluminum band. Mr. Carey has I i? ste<T.
Jj? 0 ^ On ,IY'al1 testing Andrew M. Graham, the present
13; and N H N E H Sec. 14-15-44; Lot
'ate of interest.
w a s! ‘ ^ gStam a" d H° ' meS herdi ° f d#,ry holder o f the office o f county asses­
2, Sec. 18-15-45; EH SW H Sec. 5-18 Glenn Pounds were in Nyssa Sun since learned that the duck
Commissioner Mead declared that 28. $1.00. (t}. C. Deed).
day. They enjoyed a visit with Mi. banded at Moisés,
Montana, last
M(ss Anna Stam was hostess at sor, will be a candidate. He has
unds to finance settlers until their
John C. Kidneigh et ux to A. R. and Mrs. Dallas Duncan, among November 11.
a birthday party on Friday evening stated that he will run on his record,
arms create earning power ,V as im- Millar Lot 8, Block 1, Emisons Add. other relatives. The Duncans are in
By means
o f these
numbered Those present were the Misses Jo­ continuing to devote all o f his time
to Nyssa. 1 ,3l, 28. $400.00.
rtant as the irrigation works.
hanna Newman,
.Jennie Koopman.
H. P. Bingman to Leona Bingham Nyssa for a short visit, but they bands important investigations rel Anna Davison. Ruth Reberger and to his duties, giving every assess­
Lot 15, Block 21, Nyssa. 2, 4 28. $1. wll return to Twin Falls soon, where ative to the migrations and other Gladys Holmes and Messrs. Tronard ment his personal attention in all
Emil F. Naffin et ux to John A. Mr. Duncan is a produce inspector.
facts in the life histories are being and Earl Marshall, Rolland Holmes fairness to the county and taxpay­
White Lots
6and 8, Home Park
advanced. The bands are attached and John Stam.
ers. He is recognized as one of the
Fruit Tract, in Sec. 32-15-47. 12, At Big Bend—
Mrs. Glenn Holmes was hostess most efficient assessors in the state.
by volunteer cooperators who serve
Last Sunday Judge H. Lee No.' without pay. Success in the work ait, a birthday dinner for Mrs. H. J.
C. C. Mueller is coming out again
and
his mother enpoyed one of then- is dependent upon the reports of Holmes at which a big turkey fared for county treasurer.
Templeton SEH and EH SW H Sec.
quite badly it is reported.
23; and W H S W H Sec. 24-26-37. 2, frequent visits with the Len Noe persons who kill the banded birds.
Sheriff C. W. Glenn has tossed
Miss Margaret Hunt was a guest
3, 28.
family in Bg Bend. This was the
Reports should be sent to the bur­ Saturday of Miss Gladys Wilson.
his hat in the ring for re-election,
(From The Malheur Enterprise)
Wm. E. Lees et ux to Nathanial M
first time Mrs. Noe had been out tor eau of biological survey.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Holmes who he, too, announcing as his platform
The speedy
Nyssa high school Davis et al 5 acres in Lot 1
Sec. 3
have been spending the winter in
some
time,
as
she
has
just
recovered
the record he has established during
hoopsters, rivals of Vale for this 18-47. 12, 27, 27. $820.00.
the home of their son Mr. Glenn
from an illness o f several weeks’ Banker Her
M¡«rriage Licenses Issued
his term of office.
year’s honors in the southeastern
Holmes
left
for
their
home
at
Mod­
Riley Horn was an arrival from
Elmer Rosco Tilford
and Edith duration.
Harry Tamblyn, incumbent, is out
)regon district, staged a comeback
esto, California. Monday.
Cloverdale,
California,
the early
Mrs. Archie Moses was hostess at for the office of county surveyor.
the Snake river valley tourna-1
I n d Julia In Assessor's Office—
pait o f the week. He is here to dinneir Sunday for the W. Nichols,
District Attorney E. M. Blodgett
)nent in Ontario last Friday night, Slayton. 2, 16, 28.
Miss Mildred Bennett is assisting [ work with others in an attempt to N. Bach and .1. Lane families.
will
run again. He requests that
ind won another victory over the
William J. Caip and Alta Smith.
Geo. Kaylor kept a bunch o f men
with work in the office of County j reorganize the closed Farmers and
^ounty seat artists 22 to 12. Vale 2 16, 28.
busy Saturday helping dehorn his citizens who are not familiar with
Assessor
Andrew
Graham.
Stock
Growers
bank.
Complaints Filed in Circut Court
herd o f cattle.
his record, investigate it.
as eliminated.
Mm. E. Lees vs T. H. More et al.
Mrs. Elsie Simmons, Miss Irene
Arthur Cook was over from Nyssa
When the smoke cleared
after 2, 16, 28. Foreclosure o f mortgage.
Simmons Mr. Gardner and Miss lone Thursday and advised that he will
Ihe first day’s battle, only four $9,800.00.
Gardner all o f Nyssa were guests in
Paul Grandono et al vs Steve Mc-
Jams remained in the race. Weiser
the T. T. Elliott home in the Kolony seek the nomination for sheriff of
Malheur copnty on the republican
Friday.
stitute defeated Weser high school, Maman 2, 16, 28. Acuuonting.
Federal Land aBnk vs D. M. Mil­
Jack and Cora Elliott attended a ticket.
)ntario won a victory over New
ler et al. 2. 16, 28. Foreclosure of
birthday party given for Miss lone
Some weeks ago J. D. Billingsley
County Clerk Harry
S. Sackett
’ lymouth and
Parma
eliminated mortgage. $5,392.66.
The Huntington News announces
Gardner at Nyssa on Saturday even­
announced his candidacy for the sen­
layette.
Federal Land Bank vs. Wiliam F. calls the attention o f voters to the that work is being planned to im­ ing.
In the semi-finals
on Saturday Schultz et al. 2, 16, 28. Foreclosure law which now prohibits the swear­ prove the road leading from Hunt­
Silas Bigelow came down flrom the atorial toga.
ing in of voters on election day. Reg ington
)fternoon, Parma defeated Ontario, of motragage. $3,969.66.
to Malheur City.
Thomas Dam Sunday for a team. He is
The trouble
with
that “ charm
A.- W. Hamilton vs Anno D Fair-
id the Institute squad ran over the bairn et al. 2, 17, 28. Foreclosure of istration books are open from now Grancy o f Baker county, who has making the Lowe home his head-
school” for women which recently
umrters while here.
until April 17.
lyssa squad. This left Parma and mortgage. $428.24.
been appointed road supervisor for
Oscar Pinkston
is moving this failed was that the pupils were not
Ihe Institute to battle for the
Another warning is also issued to that district^ will begin at once to week to the Blodgett, ranch near
furnished any raw material to work
COURT HOUSE NOTES
tournament trophy. Aided mainly by
voters.
The majority
of citizen.! make a survey o f the road between Nyssa which he will farm this sum­
on.
Judge
Dalton
Biggs
was
here
last
who have been sworn in on previous Huntington and the Malheur county mer.
the brilliant work of their star for-
election days, will not be entitled to line, prepare a statement of needed
’ Ward Marquess,
Parma outclassed Thursday for court day.
Perhaps
Dempsey just imagines
How about sending Colonel Lind­
Irvin Reed was granted a divorce
vote in the primaries because their improvements, such
Weiser institute, with the final count
as drainage, his eyesight is bad because there is bergh on a good-will flight to Her­
from Florence Alta Reed. .
, registration cards are not properly culverts, etc., submitting the same no big money in sight.
89 to 21 and won the Ontario cup.
rin 7
Argument was started in case of fi[]ed jn
Many of them are undeI
f Marquess copped individual sccor-
the county court.
Baker
county
DeArmond vs. Fenwick and conrin- ^
impregsjon that they are quali.
tng honors by running up 61 points
officials will then go over the ground
ued over to Thursday of this week. f .pd votcrs
whgn
the county
•ut of Parma’ s total register of 117
with Mr. Graney and together they
Sometime ago Harold Wilson aP-
t they shou)d ca„ at the clerk.s
lints in the tournament.
will complete plans for starting the
pealed to the supreme court after a >ffice and re. rogister or g0 before
work as soon as weather permits.
Some of the funniest things we verdict of guilty for violation of the he offieift, regigtrar in their com.
desi(rnatcd ¡n a n((tlce pub
hear are said by people who take liquor laws had been rendered by the
WHY AUTO LICENSE
hemselves seriously.
circuit court jury. He is out on hail. iuhed cUewbere in tbis igsue.
SHOULD NOT BE CUT
UNI MONEY FOR LOINS
PARMA QUINTET
WINS TOURNEY CUP W
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Governm ent will
Att WARMING UP
m PRIMARIES
PRIMARIES ON MAY 18
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Voters, Are
Plan Work On
You Qualified? Malheur City Road
The
LUM BER
Now Is the Time to Build
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Write Us _
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Or call at
W. MORRISON’S
PARMA, IDAHO
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I LE RESIDENTS
IN AUTO WRECK
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott of Vale 1
were quite badly injured in an auto
Because California has a low
automobile license, some folks
in this state argue that the
°regon license should be cut to
$3.
Because of the much larger
number of cars using California
roadg> the 3_cent gagorme tax
in that state in 1927 yielded a
highway revenue o f more than
524.000,000.
In 1928, it will
give
California a revenue of
$32,000,000.
In Oregon, with its fax small­
er number of cars the 8-cent
gasoline tax yields an annual
highway revenue o f $i,650,000.
The sum is only one-ninth of
what the gasoline tax produces
in California.
California $32,000,000!
Oregon $3,650.000!
—Oregon Journal.
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Ngm<( 0 „ flirj0 s , hoo| Head—
At a m„ etin|r of tb.
mobile accident which occurred on
the Snake River bridge near Ontario
rlonday evening. . Mr. Scott was at- j
tempting to pass a car, when a horse 1
that was being led by a pedestrian
In the rear o f the other vehicle jump- j
d in front o f his machine. He turned !
to miss the animal
and met in
head on collision with the automobile
His car completely overturned.
Mr.. Scott sustained several brok­
en ribs, severe head bruises and was
unconscious when removed from tho
» ‘reck while Mrs. Scott is suffering
with a broken collar bone.
Both
were rushed
to the hospital.
New
The Scott car and the automobile; cboo| hoard this week, James L.
parked on the bridge were both badly; TurTlbu|]> wbo f or a number of years
damaged.
bag
a member o f the faculty.
Late advise from Ontario is to the was elected to fill the
position as
effect that Mr. Scott ia still in a superintendent of the Ontario school
critical condition
and that
M rs.; for a one-year termm. Chari«« S.
Scott is recovering nicely.
Miller recently resigned.
Two years ahead.
The Fine Car of
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Displayed Now
AT
POWELL
SERVICE STATION
NYSSA, OREGON