GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30,1936
The Gate City Journal
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Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon.
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Homes and Gardens
By f l n C. W. B u rn t
EDITORAL NOTE—This week thing with you. We have plenty of
we start a column on homes water here and the finest of soli so
and gardens, written by Mrs. with a little care there is no reason
C. W. Barrett, whose fame as a we shouldn’t have as fine flowers as
home gardener Is well known. grow anywhere.
Site will discuss in an Informal
O. T.—I will answer your question
manner subjects of Interest to In this column. I think your geran
flower lovers. She will also an iums are suffering from too large
swer questions In this column. pots and too rich a soli to bloom
If you have a puzzling prob well Inside. They should have about
lem In regards to . your garden five Inch pots with Just good garden
or flowers, write Mrs. Barrett, soil and good drainage with all the
Ontario. Oregon; and she will
and sunshine they can get Too
answer your question through light
large pots and too rich a soil will
the columns of the Journal
grow too much top or foliage at the
expense of blooms. Re-pot and pinch
FLOWERS TO PLANT
them back.
am sorry I didn't send
To the new settlers who appealed L. M—I
line about your lawn sooner.
to the Civic club members for Infor I you am a sure
mother takes the
mation In regards to what flowers Journal If your
t; so will answer
would grow here I would like to say you through you this don’ column.
I think
there is such a long list of them it
would take a good sized catalog to your lawn needs a good mulch of
list them. To those who are growing pulverized manure perferably cow
is not too late to do
a garden for the first time I would manure and It About
the dandalions
say plant the more common annuals It that this Is month.
a problem I think a lot of us
such as calendula, petunia, larkspur, would like
to solve. Dandalions are
popples, marigold, zinnia, nastur
tium, snapdragon, calllopsis, cosmos, supposed to be a biennial; that is a
sweetpeas, allysslum little Gem. If plant that come up one year, blooms
I could have only a few perennials and seeds and dies the next year.
But as it Is blooming and seeding
I would chose the Iris, delphinium, from
spring till fall, most people
columbine, chrysathemum, pyre-
thrum and sweet William. This gives think It Is a perennial. I have found
us 12 annuals and 6 perennials that keeping the grass clipped often
will give us blooms from early spring keeps it from seeding and keeps it
fairly well in control. You need a
till cut down by frost.
Your own groceryman or hardware shady lawn grass seed for your back
man can sell you Just as good grade 1 yard and under the trees. There Is a
seeds as you can send away for and j special mixture for shady places but
at Jut as low price. Visit all the good as I can’t give advertisers names in
gardeners and see what they are this column, if you will write again
growing. You will be surprised a t , and Include a postal card, I will tell
how many friendly people you will ! you where to send for the seed.
find In gardens and also how many j Next week we will talk about trees
of them are willing to divide some- and shrubs for the farm home.
I
METHODIST CHURCH
Floyd E. White, Pastor
Sunday School 10 o’clock. Lesson
Topic; "Our Call To Serve With
Christ."
Morning worship 11; 15 Sermon
Theme "Whatsoever." "Whatsoever
things are true, whatsoever things
are honest, whatsoever things are
Just, whatsoever things are pure,
whatsoever things are lovely, what
soever thing are of good report; If
there be any virtue, and If there be
any praise, think on these things.”
We are pleased to announce that
we now have an organized choir
under the direction of Mrs. J. W.
Poague. Choir practice every Tues
day evening.
Official Board meeting at the
close of the morning service.
Epworth League 7 o’clock. Eldon
Morse, president. Social hour from
8 to 9.
O. C. MUELLER,
be then and there sold as may be
Administrator of the estate of
necessary to satisfy the several
Judgements upon which said execu
Reuben McKinley Gordon,
tion Issued, plus interest and ac
deceased.
cruing costs
Date of first publication, January 9,
Dated this 3rd day of January. 1936.
1936.
Date of last publication, February 6,
C W. OLENN,
Sheriff, Malheur County, Oregon 1936.
First Publication January 9, 1938.
Last Publication February 6, 193«. {
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE RidYourself of
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE JCidney Poisons
COUNTY OF MALHEUR.
In the Matter of the Estate of
suffer burning, scanty or
Reuben McKinley Oordon, de D O too you
frequent urination/ backache,
ceased.
headache, dizxiness, loss of energy,
The undersigned, having been ap leg paint, »welling* and puffiness
the e yes? A r e you tired, nerv
pointed by the County Court of under
feel all unstrung and d o n ’t
Malheur County, Oregon, admin ous-—
what is w rong?
istrator of the estate of Reuben know
Then give tome thought to your
McKinley Oordon, deceased, and kidneys.
Be sure they function proper
having qualified, notice hereby Is ly for functional
disorder per
given to the creditors of, and all mits excess waste kidney
to stay in the blood,
persons having claims against the and to poison and upset the whole
estate of said deceased, to present system.
Use D o a n 's Pills. D o a n 's are (or the
them, duly verified as required by
kidneys only. They are recommended
law, within six months after the the
over. Y o u can get the gen
date of first publication of this uine, world
notice, to said administrator at the store. time-tested D oa n's at any drug
office of Carl H. Coad, in Nyssa
Oregon, said place having been
designated as the place where said
admlnstrator will receive such
claims.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
On Saturday, February 8th, 1936,
at the Main Entrance of the County
Court House in Vale, Malheur
County, Oregon, and at 11:00 o’clock
A. M., I will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash certain
real property located In said County
and described as follows, to-wit:
All of Lots 38 and 39, in Block 1,
of Riverside Addition to the City
of Ontario, Malheur County,
Oregon.
This sale Is made under execution
Issued December 19th, 1935, out of |
the Circuit Court of the State of j
Oregon, for Malheur County, and to
me directed, In the real estate mort- ,
gage foreclosure case of Eastern j
Oregon Federal Savings and Loan |
Association of Baker, a Federal cor- j
por&tion, plaintiff, vs. Leonard |
Stowell and Vivian Stowell, hus
band and wife, and Credit Service j
Company, a corporation, defendants,
decree In said case being rendered
November 23rd, 1935, and entered j
December 9th, 1935: so much of said ,
lands, and and of the several Inter
ests therein of said defendants, will
YOU DON’T WANT
DEATH AS A PASSENGER—
publication of figures showing the num
T HE
ber of injuries and deaths in motoring acci
dents never gets to first base with the public.
The public is unable to visualize the dry figures
in terms of blood and agony they represent. Even
the statement that although Oregon as whole
reduced its traffic toll last year, Malheur county
had increased from two fatalties in 1934 to five
in 1935, will mean but little to the average read
er.
Forget about all we say about our coal if
Nor will it mean but little when he learns that
you wish but just try a ton of it and then see what
motor vehicle accidents for 18 months ending
you will sav. It’s performance will be proof
June 20 took a toll of 51,200 killed and 1,304,000
enough ana you’ll be enthusiastic about the re
injured. This was far more than were killed and
injured in the American army during the World
sults you get from
War; but still it causes but little comment.
One has to see a car actually crash, with dead
bodies strewn about, blood streaming from doz
ens of cuts; the groans of human beings suffer
YOU’LL SAVE MONEY
VALLEY VIEW NEWS
ing intense pain; broken limbs and screams of
Court House Filings
when you buy our coal, too, because it goes
agony to really appreciate that 36,000 people
Real Estate Transfers Recorded
farther and gives more heat than ordinary qual
were actually killed last year; many of whom
M. E. Crume et ux to Rosalie Hass Valley View—There will be a pro
were sacrificed on the altar of speed.
ity.
Cohen WH of Lot 19, Blk 5, Villa gram and basket social at the Valley
Addn, Ontario. 1-10-36. $100. View schoohouse In the near future.
As W. R. McDonald, director of the Oregon Park
le
dicated
Ontario Townslte Co. to B. The Health club Is going to sponsor
State Motor Association points out, ‘Serious acci F. The
Nott, Lots 9 and 10, Blk 15, On the event and make some needed with ingredients o f
dents can he eliminated if every motorist hand tario. 9-27-1902. $200.
Improvements In the school with the
Vicks V ap o R u b
PHONE 15
Wm. E. Lees et ux to E. M. Lanter- proceeds.
les his machine intelligently ami observes traffic man,
Lots 9 and 10, Blk 15, Orig. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Williams are
Nyssa, Oregon
Dwight
Smith,
Manager
regulations, which, fundamentally, are nothing townslte,
icks C ough D rop
Ontario. 1-3-36. $1.
moving
Into
the
Arcadia
district
this
but rules of safety. To drive safely one must al
O. W. Glenn, Sheriff to D. C. Lln-
ways take his job behind the wheel as a matter 36 ville, $200. SE148EV«, Sec. 10-21-46. 1-20- week.
Blaine May featured In a minor
of life and death.
accident Wednesday when his car
Edmund
S.
Fraser
et
ux
to
Tlm-
with a truck of the Consol
“Perhaps one of the greatest reasons for seri otla Echanis, Eta of Lots 1, 2. 3, and collided
Truck Lines.
Blk 4. Villa Park Addn. Ontario idated
ous automobile smashups in this country is the 4. 1-20-3«.
NYSSA BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Farnsworth and
$10.
inclination to drive at high speeds over the ‘open’
to Grace A. Ryan, Lot family moved Into Ontario Saturday.
highways. Accidents occuring on roads that ap 6, F. B1 P.Ryan
WE RECOMMEND THEM
277, Ontario. 1-16-36. Love and The Cheerio club met at the
schoolhouse Friday evening. Mrs. C.
pear to be clear are more likely to prove fatal affection.
Roberta Trulock to H. L. Sharp, Rees and Mrs. Pete Countrycan were
than those occuring in congested areas.
Lots
to 10 lncl., Blk 20, Teutch’s the parents present.
“If every motorist will observe a few funda Adn. 6 Nyssa.
FACTS ABOUT NYSSA
4-20-31. $10.
Miss Delva Beers was a guest of
mental rules of driving, I feel certain that the
A. L. FLETCHER
W. T. Downs et ux to Olive M. her sister Friday evening at the CARL H. COAD
Lots 7 to 10 lncl. Blk 45, Valley View Cottage.
records at the end of the year will show a reduc Walker.
7-29-35. $1.
Population, (1930)................ ....821
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
tion. These, briefly are: Always keep full control Ontario.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Wm.
J.
Rerwlne
et
ux
to
Leota
M.
Recent
estimates ________
of your machine, slow down after dark, observe Taylor et al. S^SEtiSW 1*, Sec. 15- USE JOURNAL WANT ADS
Elevation
__
____________
...2186
NYSSA
OREOON
31-41, cont. 20 acres. 1-18-36. $10.
the law and be courteous to the other fellow.”
NYSSA
; OREGON
City Officers
Lizzie Roberts et vlr to T S. Bos
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ton, All that portion of the NE4
Mayor ..............
Don Graham
Sec. 8-16-43, lying north and east
Councilmen
________
Art Norcott,
REPORT SHOWS EXTENT
of the HI way, cont. 1 acre. 8-21-33.
Al
Thompson.
Dick
Tensen,
Dean
OF BUSINESS RECOVERY—
$ 1 .
Smith.
D. NORCOTT
C.
W.
Glenn,
Sheriff
to
J.
H.
DR.
C.
A.
ABBOTT
City Clerk .....................A. R. Millar DR. E.
E have gone a long ways toward recovery, Russell, SW-tNW'i, less 10 acres In
D
E
NTIST
City
Treasurer
.........Arthur
Boyijell
CHIROPRACTIC
as shown by a report just issued by the 8W
comer, Sec. 14-19-44. 11-16-34.
Marshall
____
A.
V.
Cook
PHYSICIAN
Office Phone 35F2
Watermaster....... N. H. Pinkerton
Commonwealth, Inc., Business Survey. David $75.
X-RAY
EXAMINATIONS
Office
In
Residence
Health
Officer__Dr.
J.
J.
Sarazln
Marriage
Licenses
Issued
Eccles, editor, points out that while there are
Three
blocks
So.
M.
E.
Church
Leonard Joseph Brown and Edna
still uncertainties in the business outlook, recov Willow
County Officer!
NYSSA
PHONE 25
OREOON
May. 1-21-36.
ery moved onto solid ground last year when
County
Judge
......David
F.
Graham
Earl
Mackey
and
Mary
Ellen
Lane
construction and other heavy industry began to 1-21-36.
Commissioners .......... ......Ora Clark,
E. H. Brumbach.
show signs of life.
Clarence Earl Sager and Pauline
Sheriff______________O. W. Glenn
Wolfe. 1-23-36.
Speaking of the Portland area, the report E. Floyd
To
reach
new
heights
of
per
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S
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A
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Nyssa Aerie
Clerk----------------------- Roy Daley
Hager and Helen fection, our standards are
says electric power production reached an all- Winifred Adam
OPEN SATURDAY
Assessor________Murray Morton
Diven. 1-23-36.
F.
O. E. No. 2134
constantly
set
higher;
each
time high of nearly a billion kilowatt hours.
Treasurer_________Mrs. Ora Hope
Harry M. Edwards and Melba phase of our professional ser
County
Attorney___
__M.
A.
Biggs
Town
Patrons......
2:30
to
5:30
Lenore
Tscheu.
1-24-36.
Lumber production was slightly better than 1934
vice lifted toward a new
County Surveyor, J. Edwin Johnson MEETS WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Complaint Filed in Circuit Court
Out-of-town patrons
despite the long tieup during the strike. Build
plane. That such consistent
County Physician,__ Dr. Anna B.
J.
D.
Gallagher
Scott
v
s
.
_
A.
W.
AT EAGLES HALL
2:30
to
7:30
toward a finer service
ing permits were up 39 per cent; auomobile sales Conover, Admin, et al. 1-22-36. $3500. effort
Pritchett.
results
in
satisfaction
Is
at
Visiting Eagles Welcome
Coroner ----------------- R. A. Tacke
of Contract.
83 per cent; wool consumption 42 per cent and Foreclosure
ALL PATRONS WELCOME
tested by the unwavering trust
Superintendent. Kathryn Claypool
Petitions Filed in County Court
check payment 15 per cent.
displayed
by
friends
and
WARREN McHARGUE, Pres.
Estate of Stuart Donald, dec’d. 1- neighbors In Nyssa.
Mrs. Fred Marshall, Librarian
Eccles points out that the rising level of rents 21-3«.
Nyssa Public Schools
DON M. GRAHAM, Secretary
is leading to a point when it will no longer be 36. Estate of Levi J. Crull, dec’d. 1-24-
Superintendent ..... Leo Hollenberg
THE NYSSA
cheaper to rent than to build. The need for new
Facta About Owyhee Project
FUNERAL
HOME
Estate of Elbert Butler, Jr., dee d.
residential building has existed for some time, he 1-24-36.
Cost
of Owyhee Dam ____$6,000,000
says, and considerable n.ew building can be an
ON THE OLD JOB 74 miles
of Tunnel _____$4,000,000
CITY TRANSFER
ticipated this year.
Siphons, canals, etc............ $3,000,000
H. D. Holmes
s2 m
RESULTS COUNT. . .
In the Fuel You Buy
Knight’s Spring Canyon Coal
Boise-Payette Lumber Co.
...1000
W
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Drink
COMMENTS BY CLARK WOOD
Doubt is engendered as to whether the Italians
are fighting the Ethiopions with bullets or bulle
tins.
As handled by Congress, it doesn’t appear to
have been a bonus of contention.
We’d welcome radio gags were they used on
crooners.
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A dark outlook confronts the pugilists who
faces Joe Louis.
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The Democratic platform of 1932 is not, how
ever, wholly forgotten. Ribald Republicans take
pains to recall it.
England’s “flving king" will likely he kept
pretty much in the air in hia efforts to remain a
Plenty of
MILK
Build up your resistance by drinking Shelton’s
fresh, pure milk. A sunshine tonic for young and
old. Produced in Oregon for Oregon folks.
Shelton Dairy
NYSSA
bachelor.
/
OREGON
TRANSFER and BAQOAQE
All Kinds of Hauling in
City Limita
NYSSA. OREOON Phone 5
DROP IN . . .
Make it a point to stop
at Bill’s for a cup of
joffee and a sandwich
—Jt’s a good habit !
C O L E M A N ’S
LUNCH
Owyhee dam storage capacity .
__ ________715,000 acre feet
Helghth of dam ___ ____520 feet
From lowest point of foundation
to top.
Leading project city, Nyssa. Oregon
Elevation of land ___2250 to 2,500
Acres In Owyhee project, 100,00 seres
Principal products __________hay,
corn, dairying, s to ck raising,
grains, potatoes, clover seed, peas,
lettuce, onions and carrots
Diittnc«« to Other Point«
Caldwell ..................................... 28
Nampa ............................
37
Boise ................ .
57
Pocatello ..................................... 328
8alt Lake C ity ............................... 516
—Westbound—
Ontario ........................................ n
V a l e .......................
. 20
Baker ......................
90
146
La Orando ....................... _ .
Pendleton .................................... 193
The Dalles ................................. 343
Portland .
____
4M
Burns ...................................... 155
TRUCKING
and
TRANSFERRING
Phone 15 and Phone 28
C. Klinkenberg
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