The Gate city journal., April 16, 1936, Image 2

GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, APRIL 16,1936
The Gate City Journal
BERWYN B U R K E ................. Editor and Publisher
INDEPENDENT IN POLITIC 8 AND RELIGION. OPTIMISTIC
IN DISPOSITION—WITH NO INTERESTS TO SERVE
EXCEPT THOSE OP MALHEUR COUNTY
vision under which the bid could be KIND ARROW HEADS
accepted any time within 60 days,
AT OWYHEE MOUTH
while the other offers expired in 30
days. The Republic company got the
A cache of approximately 50 an­
contract.
cient Indian arrowhead was found
last week by Horace Arment of On­
SPRING IS HERE FOR CER­
tario at the confluence of the Owy­
TAIN .
THE MAGAZINE SALES­
hee and Snake Rivers. A mold
MEN WORKING THEIR WAY
about them gave rise to the belief
THROUGH COLLEGE HAVE AR­
they had probably been buried in a
RIVED.
deerskin pouch many years ago.
"When I Was 21”
“ I voted for V. 8 . Grant for
president the day I was 31,”
says Silas Cartwright, who lives
out in the Big Bend, sect ion, Mr.
Cartwright was bom Novem­
ber 3, 1853 and was Just 21 the
day U. S. Grant was running for
his second term as president.
Mr. Cartwright says he was liv­
ing in Illinois wh?n President
Lincoln was assassinated and
while just a youngster, can re­
member the tragedy very plain­
ly. "We kids were kept inside
the house until they caught the
assassin. Those certainly were
exciting times for us,” he said.
ceased, at the time of his death, in
and to that certain piece and parcel
of land situate, lying and being In
the County of Malheur. State of
Oregon, described as follows:
Commencing at a point on the
section line 679 8 feet N of SW
corner of Sec. 33, Twp. 20, 8 .
Rng 46 E. W. M., and thence
running N on the section line
1960 2 feet: thence E on the
center line of said section 519 4
feet; thence 8 22 degrees 45
minutes E 347 feet; thence 8 18
degrees 45 minutes W 308 feet;
thence S 44 degrees 30 minutes
1096 feet to the N and S forty
acre line; thence S 1247.7 feet
along said line; thence W 1323.5
feet to point of beginning, con­
taining 43.5 acres, more or less.
Abstract shall be at the expense
of purchaser, and the purchaser to
assume taxes becoming due and pay­
able In 1936.
Offers shall be In writing and may
be left at the office of Cart H. Coad,
attorney for administrator, at Nys­
sa, Oregon, at any time after the
first publication of this notice and
before the making of the sale.
Dated this 19th day of March,
1936.
WM. PEUTZ,
Admlnstrator of the Estate
of Anton Stanek, Deceased.
Date of first publication. March 19,
1936.
Date of last publication, April 16,
1936.
and water rental payments for a
term of years, the expenditure by
the United States of America of a
sum not to exceed $15.00 per irrig­
able acre within certain Districts,
and providing for the repayment of
the same.
A copy of said supplemental con­
tract substantially in the form as
approved by the Secretary of the
Interior and submitted tc the Board
of Directors ls on file in the office of
the Secretary of the Owyhee Irri­
gation District, at Nyssa, Oregon,
and may be inspected by all Inter­
ested persons during business hours.
Said election will be held between
the hours of 8.00 o’clock in the fore­
noon and 5:00 o’clock in the after­
noon of said 25th day of April, 1936,
when the polls shall be closed.
The Board of Directors has des­
ignated the South half of the
Southeast quarter of the Northeast
quarter of Section 26, in Township
19, South of Range 46 E. W. M. in
Malheur County. State of Oregon,
within said District, as the place
where said election shall be held.
Dated this 25th day of March,
1936, by order of the Board of Dir­
ectors.
FRANK T. MORGAN.
Secretary. Owyhee Irrigation
District.
Date of first publication, March 26,
1936.
Date of last publication, April 23,
1936.
It's pretty hard on the command­
PETTINGILL BILL COMES
ing officer of a OCC camp when
UP FOR DISCUSSION
boys leave the service. Last week
AT NAMPA MEETING
when the enlistment period of 79
ADVERTISING RATES
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
boys expired and they returned to
30c
$1 50
Open rate, per Inch
their home. Capt. Tadlock had to
30c
75
Six Months
The Associated Chambers of Com­
sign his name 38 times for each boy
25C
.05
81ngle Copies
or 38 x 79; figure it out for your­ merce met Monday evening at the
01 c
Classifieds, Per word
(Strictly In Advance)
Dewey Palace hotel in Nampa, the
self.
Nyssa club being represented by A.
Speaking of figures, Don Graham | L. Fletcher. A. C. Norcott Frank
Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon.
had some 197 registration cards t o ! Halverson and Berwyn Burke.
Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission
sign up voters and Tuesday when | Vigorous opposition to the Petten-
through the United States Mails, as second class matter, under
the time expired he was cleaned gill long and short railroad bill now
the act of March 3, 1879.
out of cards. Plenty of interest in | before Congress was voiced by R. H. ZONE SPELLING CONTEST
HELD IN NYSSA WEDNESDAY
the coming election and politics will Young of Parma and Former Gov­
be popping for the next few weeks. ernor H. C. Baldrdge. also of Parma.
The 56 members in attendance vot­
with Mrs Darrel Williams April 16.
The zone spelling contest for the
ed a resolution, urging defeat of the
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Bohy and son,
measure. Kay Johnson, local agent I grade schools of this locality was
Mr and Mrs. Loyd Orris and fam­
for the Union Pacific railroad at held Wednesday afternoon at the
ily. and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bullard
Mr. and Mrs. Handley of Walla
Payette spoke in favor of the mea­ Nyssa school with representatives
spent
Easter
at
the
Roy
Brewer
Walla. Wash., and their daughter
sure,
and said he thought the mea­ from the different schools compet­
home.
Mrs. Jane McClasky of Farmington,
sure would actually be a benefit to ing for the right to enter the finals
to be held in Vale later in the
Washington, visited at the home of
this area.
their daughter and sister over end.
An open meeting is planned for month. Miss Elizabeth Ann Jones
Mr Handley and Mrs. McClaskey
the near future, at which time had charge of the contest.
Winners in the 5th grade were
returned to their respective homes
business men. farmers and railroad
Cecil Leigh had the misfortune
Big Bend and
Sunday while Mrs. Handley will re­ to lose one of his best horses Sun­
officials will have an opirortunity to Jean Mayberry of
Arcadia;
6 th
main for a longer visit.
present their case and any recom­ Kathleen Loe of
day. A leg infection was the cause
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Ray Orr is very ill with scarlet of its death.
mendation made at the meeting grade, Donald Sopher and lone
NOTICE
OF
ELECTION
Benson,
both
of
Oregon
Trail;
7th
fever. His younger brother Nathan
IN
THE
COUNTY COURT OF THE
will be forwarded to Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Fritts and
The final detaiLs of the new Soil j The meeting will be held In Caldwell grade, Grace Kygar of Owyhee and
has the measles.
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
family of Vale were Sunday evening
OWYHEE
IRRIGATION
DISTRICT
Emily Otis, Kingman Kolony; 8 th
The small so nof James Stephen dinner guests at the home of Mr. Conservation* Program are not yet j on Tuesday, April 21st.
COUNTY OF MALHEUR.
known, according to County Agent
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN. IN THE MATTER
has the measles. Mr. Stephens was and Mrs. Clarence Fritts.
Annual election of officers was grade, Eleanor Haworth and Flora
OF
THE
R.
O.
Larson.
But.
because
the
pro-
[
That
an
election
will
be
held
in
the
Prosser,
boflh
of
the
Wade
school.
an Ontario visitor on Monday.
held, resulting in the selection of
The Apple Valley ball teams
ESTATE OF MARY J. BLACK-
gram
may
effect
1936
planting
Owyhee
Irrigation
District,
in
Mal­
The Owyhee was well represented played Wilder Friday. The Apple
W J. Pinney of Ontario to lead the
STOCK, Deceased.
heur County, Oregon, on the 25th
at the banquet given by the Nyssa Valley girls won Bheir game but the plans .the following information is organization for the coming year,
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN by
day of April. 1936. for the purpose
given.
business men Friday. Those attend­ boys lost, the score being 9 to 8 .
with H. G. Peckham of Wilder being
the undersigned administrator of
of
authorizing
the
Board
of
Direct­
Benefit
payments
will
be
made
to
NOTICE
OF
SALE
ing were Mr and Mrs. Earl Strick­
named
as
vice
president
and
Elmo
Ed. Simmerman and Mr. Fred
the estate of Mary J. Blackstock, de­
land. Mr and Mrs. Jake Kollen, Mr. Osterkamp wvlre business visitors cooperating growers at a rate prob­ Smith of Ontario elected secretary- IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE ors of said District to negotiate and
ceased. to the creditors of and all
execute
a
supplemental
contract
ably somewhere between $5 and $15 treasurer. The next meeting will be
and Mrs. Alfred Mitchell, Mr. and in Boise Monday.
STATE OF OREGON FOR MAL­
with the United States of America, persons having claims against the
Mrs. Charles Chritton, Mr. and
Several mothers and father and per acre for shifting from soil de­ held in Wilder .
HEUR COUNTY.
said deceased, to file them with the
pleting
cro(x>
grown
in
1935.
such
as
Mrs. James Stephen and Robert their daughters attended the Girl
In The Matter of the Estate of AN­ the Payette-Oregon Slope Irrigation necessary vouchers
within six
District,
the
Kingman
Colony
Irri­
corn,
potatoes,
and
small
grains,
to
Cox.
CARD OF THANKS
Reserve banquet in Parma Monday
TON STANEK, Deceased.
months after the first publication of
soil conserving or soli building cro]»
The P. T. A. met at the school evening.
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN: gation District, the Slide Irrigation this notice with the undersigned at
in 1936. such as red and alsike clov­
house Friday afternoon. The elec­
We wish to express our thanks for That pursuant to an order of the District, the Gem Irrigation District,
er, alfalfa, sweet clover, i>erennial the many favors shown us. and above entitled Court, made the 18th the Ontario-Nyssa Irrigation Dis­ his residence in Jordan Valley, Mal­
tion of officers was post|x>ned until
grasses, etc. In order to receive pay­ especially to the Ladies Aid. W.C.T. day of March. 1936, in the above en­ trict, the Bench Irrigation District, heur County, Oregon, which resi­
August. Mrs. Earl Strickland and
ments under the new plan, at least U., Sunday School and church for titled matter the undersigned, ad- the Crystal Irrigation District, and dence the undersigned selects as the
Mrs. John Hite were appointed by
place of business in all matters
15 per cent of the acreage in soil the beautiful flowers sent and many minstrator of the Estate of Anton the Advancement Irrigation
the president on the Round-up
Dis­
depleting crops In 1933 must be seed­ kind acts while Mr. Davis was sick. Stanek. Deceased, will sell at private trict. amending and altering the connected with the said estate.
committee for the coming year.
Dated at Jordan Valley. Oregon,
ed to soil conserving crops in 1936. Mr. Davis is now recovering and sale, in one parcel, to the highest terms and conditions of the original
Jerry Rust Is working for Russel
this 25th day of March, 1936.
Payments will not be made, however hopes to be normal again soon.
Patton.
bidder, for cash in hand at the time contract of said Owyhee Irrigation
First publication March 26. 1936
on more than 15 per cent of the
Albert Rust is visiting at the Wm
MR. AND MRS. R. J. DAVIS
of sale, and subject to confirmation District with the United States of
acreage in soil depleting crops In
Peutz home.
by said County Court, on or after America, of date of October 14. 1926. Last publication April 23, 1936.
R o b e r t M c C o n n e l l
1935.
Pratt Massey has purchased a new
Monday, the 20th day of April, 1936, and providing for a supplemental
AdminstrJtor of the Estate of
B y John E . Public
Ford V 8 . Mr Massey is working at
The program will be administered
all the right, title, interest and water supply for certain lands of the
Mary J. Blackstock. deceased.
in the county by a Board of Direct­
the K S and D ranch.
estate of the said Anton Stanek, De- 1 Owyhee Project, fixing construction
ors elected at community meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harvey are
occupying the Harry West house.
Secretary of the Interior Harold L. These community meetings will be
Mr. Harvey is working for J. Plaza. Ickes was quite peeved the other held just its soon a complete infor­
"Vs
J-
J. Plaza has purchased a new day, and rightly too, when 20 sep­ mation ls available and the plan
electric range.
will
be
explained
in
detail
at
these
arate bidders offered identical bids
Sid Flanagan has finished plant­ down to the last penny for supply­ meetings.
ing his early crop of potatoes. Mr. ing insulated cable for the Boulder
It should bo remembered tliat the
Flanagan trains to commence work Dam power house. Ickes pulled a new program has no connection
W E RECOMMEND THEM
on his sagebrush land west of the fast one and accepted the bid of the with the old Wheat, or Corn-Hog
Robert Cox ranch soon.
concern located the fartherest away, programs carried on in 1934 and
The directors of the Owyhee saying
"additional
employment 1935. This program is giving consid­
school held a meeting Monday night would be opened by transporting the eration to the building up of soli
FACTS ABOUT NYSSA
and elected the teaclrers for the material Involved to the site.” The Instead of the reducing of crop
A. L. FLETCHER
coming year. Mrs. Charles Schwelzer secretary said, ‘‘when 20 companies acreage.
f c A R L H. COAD
was elected for the upper room and in cities as far apart os Los Angeles.
In addition to the payments for
Try this
Population, (1930) ___________ 821
Mrs. Jane McClaskey for the pri­ California: Butte, Montana; Den­ the shift to soil conserving crops
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Soothing
Recent estimates _____________ 1000
mary grades.
ver. Colorado and Boston, Massa­ there will also be a special payment
Elevation ...................................... 2186
chusetts, submit identical bids for for flax and sugar beets. The
NYSSA :-: OREGON
NYSSA
!
OREGON
the deliver of
insulated cable at amount of these payments however,
City Officers
Boulder Dam. there is a prims cannot be determined until all the
Mayor ______________ Don Graham
facie evidenceof collusion. No per­ details for the county arc known.
Councllmen __
Art Norcott,
Mrs Ernest Barker is on the sick son is so naive as to believe that
T U S T rub a little Rexall Foot
A1 Thompson, Dick Tensen, Dean
this is coincidence or even friendly I.ONG HAS BEST RECORD
Balm on the feet at night and
list this week.
Smith.
in the morning. See how quickly
Loyd Orris had tihe misfortune to collaboration.”
IN ORGEON FOR MARCH
DR. E. D. NORCOTT
City Clerk ___________ A. R. MUlar
DR. C. A. ABBOTT
it comforts tired, hot, perspiring
have his truck run Into by another
D E N T I S T
City Treasurer.......... Arthur Boy (Jell
feet. Aids in relieving chilblains,
motorist last week on the road be­
Another case of Identical bidding
Robert “ Pud" Long topped all the
CHIROPRACTIC
Marshall ______________ A. V. Cook
too.
tween Oregon Camp and Prairie turned up when four concerns bid hunters working under the Biolog­
Office Phone 35F2
PHYSICIAN
Watermaster ............N. H. Pinkerton
City. His truck was quite badly on supplying cement for use In con­ ical Survey in March by getting 34
X-RAY EXAMINATIONS
Health
O
ffice
r
__
Dr.
J.
J.
Sarazln
Office
In
Residence
wrecked Mrs. Orris and baby were struction of the Arnold dam and adult
coyotes during the month
completion of the Hamilton dam on and also destroyed 22 unborn coy­
with him but were uninjured.
Three blocks So. M. E. Church
County Officers
NYSSA
OREGON
Mr and Mrs. Otis Bullard and the Colorado river in Texas. The otes and five pups. His nearest
PHONE 25
family and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dale j contract called for delivery of 20,000 competitor was A. B Richey of
County Judge ...... David F. Graham
Mr. and Mrs. John Zittercob and barreLs of standard bulk cement. Klamath county who accounted for
Commissioners .............
Ora Clark,
standard
sack 30 adult coyotes during the month.
family spent Easter Sunday at the 5.000 barrels of
E. H. Brumbach.
cement, 290,000 barreLs of modified
Owyhee Darn.
Sheriff ............................C. W. Glenn
A1 Bohy cut his wrist quite badly sack cement and 50,000 barrels of WILSON’S MUSIC PUPILS
Nyssa Aerie
NYSSA LIBRARY
Clerk ___________________ Roy Daley
NYSSA
PHARMACY
last Friday while Sharpening a plow. modified bulk cement for a total of
GIVE RECITAL TUESDAY
Assessor
________Murray
Morton
F. O. E. No. 2134
OPEN SATURDAY
Kenneth Vander)xx>l was an over $835,159. Four identical bids were
Treasurer _________ Mrs. Ora Hope
Nyssa
Oregon
hlght guest of Delman Kerns Tues­ received except that the bid of the
VfEETS
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
A recital was given Tuesday even­
County Attorney ...........M. A. Biggs
Town Patrons..... 3:30 to 5:30
Republic Portland Cement Company ing at the Methodist church by the
day.
AT EAGLES HALL
County Surveyor, J. Edwin Johnson
Out-of-town patrons
The Sew and Sew club will meet of San Antonio contained a pro- music students of Mr. and Mrs.
County Physician,...... Dr. Anna B
SAVE with SAFETY at
Visiting Eagles Welcome
2:30 to 7:30
Charles Wilson. A very enjoyable
Pritchett.
program was given and a large
/foe
DRUG STORE
Coroner ____________
R. A. Tacke WARREN McHARGUE, Pres.
ALL PATRONS WELCOME
crowd attended.
Superintendent. Kathryn Claypool
KERMIT LIENKAEMPER
Mrs. Fred Marshall, Librarian
Nyssa Public Schools
Secretary
Superintendent ...... Leo Hollenberg
OWYHEE NOTES
APPLE V A LLEY
NEW GOVERNMENT
CROP CONTROL
PLAN CONSIDERED
Squirts
FROM THE LINOTYPE
NYSSA BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
.r
FOOT
BALM
ARCADIA NEWS
J
FOOT BALM
35c
Cut Building Costs
Use 4-Square Lumber
to get the lowest cost
per 'Board-Foot-Year.'
Increase the value of
your investment!
SEEDS
Facts About Owyhee Project
ON THE OLD JOB
H. D. Holme«
4 -S q u a re L a s ts Lo n g er
T I ioumhim I n o f ilollnr* w orth o f kiln-dry Injr
etluipnit’ iH a n d A ir -d r y in g yards m ake each
l>ltHv o f 4-S qun m pro|N*rly seasoned b efore
II leave» tin» m ill. B ew are o f green lum ber!
It will cauae expen sive repair bill» later on.
Lab o r C o sts A re Low ered
T I m * n e e u rn to iy m jim red e n d » o f 4 -S q u a r e
lu m b e r s a v e m a n y h o u r » o f v a lu a b le tim e
U N t m ll y » p e n t In h a n d s q u a r in g . F u ll le n g th * ,
a I mo , a re g u a r a n te e d , w h ic h nave« m u c h e x -
pem tive c o n e t r a o t lo n la b o r .
U se Less L u m b e r
lk r it u M ' 4 -S q u a r e le n g th » art* a c c u r a te ly
m ca a tircd , q u a n title a a re g a u g e d
ea sily .
T h e r e 1» little w a s te fr o m h a n d s q u a r in g ,
a n d s p lit o r d a m a g e d lu m b e r 1» m ln lm U e d
b y iwo W aging .S pecify 1 -S q u a re w h e u you
b u ild !
Headquarters for Your
GARDEN SEEDS
■THKKK‘8 A YARD NF.AR YOU”
All Kinds of Hanling In
City Limita
NYSSA, OREGON
Phone S
Look over our assortment of
LAWN MOWERS— $7.95 up
Garden hoes, rakes, spading forks, etc . . . Gar­
den Time is here —fill your needs at our store.
S ta rt Y o u r B u ild in g l i a n a
With a Visit to
Boise Payette
Lumber Co.
TRANSFER and BAGGAGE
Baldridge Implement Co.
NYSSA
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OREGON
Cost of Owyhee Dam ........ $ 6 , 009 ,000
1% miles of Tunnel _____ $4,000.000
Siphons, canals, etc.............$3.000,000
Owyhee dam storage capacity___
____________ 716,000 acre feet
Helghth of dam .................520 feet
From lowest point of foundation
to top.
Leading project city, Nyssa, Oregon
Elevation of land ...... 2,250 to 2.500
Acres In Owyhee project, 100,00 acres
Principal products ............
hay.
corn, dairying, s t o ck raising,
grains, potatoes, clover seed, peas,
lettuce, onions and carrots.
CITY TRANSFER
TRUCKING
and
TRANSFERRING
Phone 15 and Phone 28
C. Klinkenberg
Distances to Other Points
JOURNAL
PRINTING
IS DISTINCTIVE . . . Has
THAT Touch To Distinguish
It FYom Ordinary Printing!
PRINTING WITH A
PERSONALITY
"We Make Type Talk-
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TOWNSEND
CLUB
MEETINGS
Meetings of the Townsend
Club are held the 1st and 3rd
Thursday of each month.
The Public is Invited
D. R. D eG ross__
Mrs. A. V. Pruyn
Pres.
. Seel