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THE GATE CITY JOURNAL. THURSDAY, JULY 30,1936 The Gate City Journal B ERW YN BURKE Editor and Publisher INDEPENDENT IN P O L IT IC 8 AND R E LIG IO N. O P T IM IS T IC IN D ISPO SITIO N —W IT H NO INTE R ESTS T O SERVE EXCEPT THOSE O P M ALH EUR C O U NTY SUBSCRIPTION RATES AD V E R TIS IN G RATES One Year ........ $1.50 Six Months ......... 75 Single Copies .................. .05 (Strictly in Advance) Open rate, per inch........... SOc National. Per inch ........... SOc Local. Contract ................25c Classifieds. Per word ...... 01c I Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon. Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under the act of March 3. 1879. KEENER C O M PE TITIO N IN Oscar Sauer S ’/iNEVi Sec. 1-18-44. Oregon. Charles Schweizer, of Route 11. Nyssa, Oregon, Tom M. Lowe of GRANGE BOOTHS A T F A IR 7- 22' 36 385 F B. Zutz et ux to Jack Qoodhart. Nyssa, Oregon. W. F. JACKSON S E 'iS W '^ N W Ii Sec. 26-16-43. 5. 27, Register. Keener competition In Orange j36 1 ^ c C W. Olenn, S h e ri« to C C Riley July 9-Aug 6. Booth Exhibits Is expected this year at the County Pair. Instead of $30 8W4,SWV4 Sec. 14; SEViSEVi Sec. NO TICE TO T A X P A Y E R S un being given to all booths, as In the 15; NViNEVi, Sec. 22-21-41; N O TICE Is hereby given that by past; a first prize of $40 Is being o f divided Vi Interest in NEV4NWV4 Sec fered this year All booths who make 7; Lots 6 and 7, and SEViSWVi, Sec virtue o f Section 69-301, Oregon Sec. 6-22-42; Code Annotated. 1930, as amended a score of 700 points or more will 6-22-42; SEV.SE'4 8 E ‘iSEV4 Sec. 21V4 E 4 S W H and by Chapter 446, Oregon Laws of 1933 receive a cash award of $30. Malheur County Board of These clever exhibits have been SW ^SW V i Sec. 22-21-41. 7, 11, 36. Equalization an attractive feature of past fairs, ! $195.87. John Branan to Munlth B. Son- will meet on the Second Monday ol and with the added prize money, better exhibits than ever before are ! ner,NE‘4 N E 14 and Lot 1, Sec. 16-17- August, 1936, the said day being the 10th day of August. 1936, and shall 47.6, 25, 36. $2,500. expected. remain open until the fourth Mon Margaret E Molloy to Richard day in August. 1936, at the County Molloy a Vi interest In SViNVi, EVi- Court House. Vale, Malheur County, S W 'i, SE* 4 , and WViSWVl. Sec. 12; Egyptians Taxed tka Rick Oregon, to publicly examine the 1936 Tbe ancient Egyptians taxed th« N E 4 . EViNWVi, SW V iNW H . and Assessment Rolls, and to correct er N W l4NWV4 Sec. 13; S W 4 S E 4 Sec. ich buck In 700 11. Ul rors In valuation, description or 2; NViNEVi S E ‘.4NEV4 and N E 4 - qualities of lands, lots or other SEV4 Sec. 11, 27, 6. 4, 17, 36. $10. property assesed by the Assessor of United States to Alex McDonald Malheur County, all persons Inter NViSWV, Sec. 24; and EV4SEV4 Sec. ested shall appear at the time and 23. 19, 46 3, 19, 1925. place appointed. Jennie Evans et vlr to Eggert 8. Dated at Vale this 22nd day of By Mrs. W. W. Poster O ft NWy»SE14 Sec. 26-19-46. 7, 18, July, 1936. 36. $10. M U R R A Y M ORTON, Howard Evans et ux to Eggert 8. Assessor of Malheur County, Oregon Ot, NEV4SEV4 and SWV48EV4 Sec. 7-30 to 8-13. COOLING D R IN K S 26-16-46. 7, 18. 36. |10. NOTCE TO CREDITORS Pineapple Lemonade J. H Russell et ux to United States Juice of 3 lemons; Vic honey; lc rights of way, containing 5.66 acres In the County Court of the State of pineapple Juice; Vic sugar or more if In Lots 1, 2, 3 and SV4NEV4 Sec. 7- Oregon For the County of M al desired. Boll sugar and Vic hot water 18-46. 6, 4, 36. $56. heur. about five minutes. Add honey and E. E. Crocker et ux to United In the Matter of the Estate of Sallle and Juices and cool. Add 1 quart ice States, right of way, 1.65 acres In Dennis, Deceased. water EViNEVi and NE Vi S E 'i Sec. 27-20 Notice Is hereby given by Georgia Grape Punch -46. $16.50. Dennis, Administratrix of th e lc grape Juice; Juice of 2 lemons Oregon & Western Colonization Estate of Sallle Dennis, deceased, to and 2 oranges 1 orange cut In thin Co to United States, 20 right of ways the creditors of and all persons hav slices. Boll 2 quarts o f water and containing 86.09 acres. 3. 3, 36. $860 ing claims against the said deceased, from Vi to 1 cup of sugar for 5 min Florence M Chase to United to file them with the necessary utes. Add lie honey. Cool, add re States 5.39 acres in NWV4 Sec. 25- vouchers within six months after the maining Ingredients and pour over 18-46. 7, 3, 36. $53.90 first publication of this notice, at cracked ice. Mary H. Ames to United States the office of Lytle and Coad, Attor Iced Tea 3.05 acres in S '-iN E 'i and NE 14S E 'i neys at Law, Vale, Oregon, which While still hot sweeten the tea to Sec. 25-18-46. 7, 3, 36. $30.50. office said Admii; itratrix selects as taste with honey and then cool and Elmer A Ahlstrand et ux to United her place of business in all matters Ice. I f preferred lemon may be add States, .77 acres in N EViSW li Sec connected with said Estate. ed. 9, 18, 46. $7.70. Dated and first published July 23, Cocoa Paste Marriage Licenses Issued 1936: date of last publication August Mix lVi T cocoa, a few grains of Floyd Junior Williamson and 20, 1936. salt and 2 c boiling water. Boll five Francis Miller Scheloska. 7, 20, 33. G E O R G IA DENNIS minutes and add lVi cup honey. Edredge Wilson Matthews and Administratrix of the Estate Cool, may be kept on Ice a week and Elizabeth Phllbert. 7, 21, 36. of Sallle Dennis, Deceased. used as desired with milk. William Korby Berry and Helen NO TICE Louise Hardisty. 7, 25, 36. U s in g H o n e y I-O-N IS A BUSINESS PRO PO SITIO N FOR EASTERN OREGON— w E wish to call attention to an editorial pub- . . lished in the Caldwell News-Tribune re cently and re-published in this issue of The Gate City Journal. As mentioned in the News-Tribune, the false idea is advanced that Portland is the market for much of the products o f this territory, which is not true. , This theory is advanced by western Oregon as an argument against the I-O-N highway. Sen ator McNary’s recent stand against the highway is another indication of what western Oregon thinks o f the new road. As a matter of fact, the completion of the I-O-N will mean thousands of dollars to Eastern Oregon, and as more lands on the Owyhee come into bearing, it will mean additional thousands. The I-O-N is principally a business road. It will not have the attraction to the tourists that other roads have, for example; The Columbia High way. But it will mean a great deal to this part of the country. It will be used by business men, and by some tourists, who are interested in going to California by the shortest route. It will be used by countless trucks, hauling produce to Calif ornia markets; products that cannot be sold some years because of there being no margin left after paying freight charges. A large part of the I-O-N is already completed with only 35 miles of bad road remaining on the route, but it is said that this 35 miles is very bad and an ordinary car will require three hours to negotiate it. The balance o f the road is in good shape, and motorists can make good time travel ing this route. There would be plenty of traffic over the road if the entire route was finished, and Oregon seems to be the one holding up the procession. It is true that Oregon has made some progress on the road, but Idaho and Nevada have their part practically complete. The County Court fought hard for this road, and have made won- ,u£r ivercome the op op- derful progress. Thev had to overcome vestem Oregon, position o f practically :N a and now Senator " McNary says, “ The road would contribute little to Oregon’s development and Oregon should not be forced into contributing to its construction until more important highways are being finished.'' Senator McNary has always been a pretty good booster for this part of the country and was one of the prime movers in getting the Owyhee project started. He has been behind legislation to the benefit of folks of this territory, which only makes his latest statement, if he has been quoted correctly, come like a bolt from the blue sky. Squirts FROM THE LINOTYPE By John E. Public ers, the honor o f your former state is at stake, and It's up to each state to get their best callers entered In the contest. It's all In fun, and it means some cash money to the per sons having the most talent. + * + The rodeo has some other features that will be added. For example the boys are talking of adding a wild cow milking contest for one of the days. One o f our distinguished cit Here'* a subscription fetter that we izens has also offered to try to stay never thoufht of. Maybe we will tue on the hurricane deck of a bucking donkey. It Is said, and this ought to It «omettine, *o watch your *tep. be good! “ While returning to our residence + + + one night last week, we noticed a Cherokee Alcorn and five other certain well-known citizen leaving the house of a socially prominent rodeo performances were In town lady whose husband happened to be Monday for a short time. They were out of town. He was leaving by the heading for a rodeo In Washington, back door, and In his hurry did not but took some the the Nyssa rodeo seem to recognize us. As the gentle handbills with them and promised men Is not a subscriber to the Week to be back for the big show at Nyssa ly Banner, we earnestly request that * 1 August 13 and 18th. Cherokee, performed at the rodeo last he forward $6 at his earliest con who venience. so that he can keep year, had Just come from a big rodeo abreast of the times, and take ad In California, where he did the an vantage o f the exceptional offers nouncing for the three day show Cherokee Alcorn will probably to the made by our alvertlsers." announcing here this year, as well The morning mall brought 37 new as take part In some of the events subscriber*—Heron. N. D„ Journal. + + + + + + The drowning of the Hansen boy Dr. Marshall report* the hog call Monday oertalnly emphasised the ing and husband calling contest danger of swimming In the canals features o f the rodeo are drawing anl pointed out even more clearly considerable attention. Here Is a that some day Nyssa must have a contest nearly evrryone with a little municipal swimming pool. This may nerve and backbone can com)>ete In; not be possible right away, but as and we are looking far a large list soon as organized public opinion gets behind It. the pool will be built. NEWS OF RECORD LE G AL AD V E R TISIN G N O TICE T O CREDITORS Real Estate Transfers Recorded IN THE C O U N T Y COURT O P THE C. W. Glenn. Sheriff to Federal STATE O P OREGON FO R TH E Land Bank o f Spokane. 55 acres in C O U N TY OF MALHEUR. Sec. 5-16-47. 7. 9. 36. $4,500. C W Glenn, Sheriff to L B White In the Matter o f the Estate of W il liam T. Ashcraft, Deceased. East 520 feet of N E 'iN W H , and NVi Notice is hereby given by C. C. N E 'i Sec 23; and NWV4NWV4 Sec. Mueller, Admlnstrator of the Estate 24-17-46. 7, 11, 36. $171.42. Nyssa Bench Land Co to Owen B. o f William T. Ashcraft, deceased, to Anderson et ux S'4SWV4 and SWVi the creditors of and all persons hav ing claims agafnst the said de 8EV* Sec 11, 20. 46. 7. 6. 36. $1.381. Kingman Colony Irrigation Co. to ceased, to file them with the nec Kingman Colony Irrigation District essary vouchers within six months all title and Interest in entire Irri after the first publication of this gation works, project and system. notice at his office at Vale. Oregon Dated and first published July 30, 6. 26. 36. $10. Kingman Colony Irrigation Co., to 1936; date of last publication August Kingman Colony Irrigation District, 27, 1936. C. C. MUELLER, Suth 1 acre In Lot 1, Sec. 12-21-46. Administrator of the Estate 6, 26. 36. $1. of William T . Ashcraft, De J. H Sanders et ux to Carl J ceased Canada et ux Lots 7. 9. and 10, Block 64. Ontario. 6. 13. 36. $10. No. 025486 C. W. Olenn. Sheriff to Malheur County real estate bid In by Malheur NOTICE FOR PU B LIC ATIO N County at tax sale on July 11, 1936. 7. 21. 36 $71.302.27. Department of the Interior W I. Skinner et ux to Prank N U. S. LA N D O FFICE at The Dal Croker et ux 8W N W Vi and NV4 les, Oregon, July 1. 1936. N W ’ iSW Vi Sec 26-220-46. 11, 18, NO TICE is hereby given that 35. $190. Flora B. Lowe, o f Nyssa, Oregon, Z. P Antrim et ux to Arthur M who, on March 3, 1915, made desert Antrim et al S E 'iS W 'i and Lot 4 land entry acts March 3, 1877 and Sec 7; Lota 1 and 2; E S N W i and June 17. 1902, No. 025486, for Farm N E 'iS W 'i Sec. 18-14-43; S E 'iN E 'i, Unit “B " or the N E 'iS E 'i, Section and EViSE"i Sec. 13V4 NE'iNEV. 12, Township 21 S., Range 45, E., and E ’i S W i and W 48EVI Sec. 24- Willamette Meridian, has filed -14-42. 7, 7. 36. $5,000 notice of Intention to make final J W Crum to John Muir et ux, Proof, to establish claim to the land S E 'i Sec 22; S H S W 'i Sec. 23; and above described, before M. A. Biggs, N 'iN W V i Sec 26-15-40. 7. 15, 36 $10 Notary Public, at Ontario. Oregon, C W. Olenn Sheriff to J R. on the 19th day of August, 1936. Blackaby, W H N W 'iS W 'iN E 'i, EH Claimant names as witnesses; K 'sS E '-.N W 'i Sec 5- 18-47, Lots 33 Charles Bradley, of Route 1, Nys to 36. Inc. Block 10; Lot 8. Block 9; and Lots 5 and 6, Block 7, all In sa, Oregon. John Wall, of Creston, Riverside Add. to Ontario. 7, 11, 36 $465.01. C W Olenn. Sheriff to Prank Martin. NEMNEV4 and S H N E 'i Sec 1-18-44 $2690 Prank C. Martin et ux to Huglen T o The Kingman Colony Irrigation District, and to all freeholders, legal voters and assessment payers within said District; N O TIC E HEREBY IS G IV E N : That on the 14th day of July, 1936. T. T. Elliot, Frank T. Morgan and J. O. Lane, Directors of the Klng- White or whole wheat flour at 50c per hund red o f wheat. You furnish your own containers and take all back. We alto grind stock and poultry feeds. Earl Warren, Mgr. interested therein may at any time within ten (10) days after the date of last publication of this notice, appear and contest the validity of this proceeding, or any of the acts or things therein enumerated or al leged In said petition, and If you fail so to appear the Court will pro ceed In its judicial examination and enter Its judgment and decree as to the regularity and legality of such proceedings, and of each and all of such proceedings, acts and things covered by said petition. This notice is given by me pur suant to the order of the Honorable Charles W. Ellis, Judge of said Cir cuit Court, made and entered on the said 14th day of July, 1936, directing publication of this notice for three (3) successive weeks and four (4) successive publications In the Gate City Journal, published at Nyssa, Oregon, and the jurisdiction of the Court will be complete at the expir ation of ten (10) days after full publication of this notice. Dated at Vale, Oregon this 14th day of July, 1936. R O Y D ALE Y County Clerk and ex-officlo Clerk o f Circuit Court for Malheur County. (SEAL) Date of first publication July 16. 1936. Date of last publication, August 6, 1936. GUERNSEY M ILK W e are delivering high test Guernsey Milk pro duced in a modern and sanitary plant. May we add you to our list of satisfied customers? W e also sell high standard Holstein milk, con sidered by many medical authorities as best for b bies and growing children. r Sunshine Dairy j - NYSSA BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ♦ W E RECOMMEND THEM CARL H. COAD A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W N YSSA OREGON A. L. FLETCHER i ; FACTS ABOUT NYSSA Population. (1930) _________ 821 Recent estimates ______________ 1000 Elevation _____ .2186 C H IR O PR AC TIC P H Y S IC IA N O ffice in Residence M a y o r ............ Don Graham Councilmen __________ Art Norcott, Al Thompson, Dick Tensen, Dean Smith. City Clerk ---------------A . R. Millar City T reasurer..... ....Arthur Boycjell Marshall ------------------- A. V. Cook Watermaster ........... N. H. Pinkerton Health O ffic e r ___ Dr. J. J. Sarazin Three blocks So. M. E. Church PHONE 25 County Officers DR. C. A. ABBOTT N Y S S A L I B R A R Y OPEN SA TU RD A Y Town P atron s...... 3:30 to 5:30 Out-of-town patrons 2:30 to 7:30 A L L PATR O N S WELCOME M ri Fred Marshall, Librarian A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W NYSSA City Officers :— J OREGON DR. E. D. NORCOTT D E N T I S T O ffice Phone 35P2 X -R A Y E X A M IN A T IO N S NYSSA County Judge ......David F. Graham Commissioners _________ Ora Clark, E. H. Brumbach. S h e r iff------------------- W. Olenn Clerk --------------------------Roy Daley Assessor-------------- Murray Morton Treasurer ------------- Mrs. Ora Hope County Attorney .......... M. A. Biggs County Surveyor. J. Edwin Johnson County Physician,____ Dr. Anna B. Pritchett. Coroner ------------------ r . a . Tacke Superintendent. Kathryn Claypool c. OREGON Nyssa Aerie F. O. E. No. 2134 MEETS WEDNESDAY N IG H T A T EAGLES H A L T . Visiting Eagles Welcome CLAUDE K E R M IT Nyssa Public Schools W ILLSON, Pres. LIEN K AE M PE R Secretary Superintendent ...... Leo Hollenberg Facts About Owyhee Project Nyssa Flour Mill We Grind FLOUR and CEREAL man Colony Irrigation District, filed m the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Malheur County, their petition praying that said court Jud icially examine the proceedings for the authorization of contract with the United States, and for an order and decree of said Court that all of said acts and proceedings were and are in all things regular, binding, legal and valid, and approving and confirming the same, and that said proposed contract when executed by the proper officers of said District will be the valid and binding obliga tion of said District, and for such other relief as might be equitable, and that said petition now is pend ing In said Circuit Court. That on said 14th day of July, 1936, upon motion of the petitioners, said Court made and entered Its order fixing the 20th day of August, 1936, as the time when, and the Cir cuit Court Room of the Count- ty Court House at Vale, Ore gon. as the place where said petition and the proceedings thereunder will be heard. Pursuant to said order, hearing of said petition will be held on the 20th day of August, 1936, hi said Circuit Court Room o f the County Court House at Vale, Ore gon. The Kingman Colony Irrigation District, and all freeholders, legal voters, and assessment payers, and each of you, or any person or party ON THE OLD JOB H. D. Holmes TR AN S FE R and BAOOAOE All Kinds o f Hauling In SUMMER CLOTHES City Limit* NYSSA. OREOON Need special care and we are equipped to do this for you. When you “ O o Places" this summer, make certain they are clean and fresh by bring ing them to the Nyssa Tailor Shop D. E. MORGAN, Prop. There ere many nice Summer Suits In the Kahn line—Let us show you. Cost of Owyhee D a m _____$6,000,000 7 4 miles of Tunnel ......... $4,000,000 Siphons, canals, etc............$3,000,000 Owyhee dam storage capacity___ -----------------715,000 acre feet Helghth of dam ........... _...520 feet Prom lowest point of foundation to top. Leading project city, Nyssa, Oregon Elevation of land ...... 2250 to 2.500 Acres in Owyhee project, 100,00 acres Principal products ................... hay, com, dairying, s t o ck raising, grains, potatoes, clover seed, peas lettuce, onions and carrots. CITY TRANSFER T R U C K IN G and TR AN SFE R R IN G Phone 15 and Phone 28 C. Klinkenberg Distances to Other Points JOURNAL PRINTING IS D IS T IN C T IV E . . . Has T H A T Touch T o Distinguish It Prom Ordinary Printing I P R IN T IN G W IT H A PE R S O N A L IT Y “W e Make Type Talk" —Eastbound— Caldwell Nampa _. Boise ___ P o c a te llo _________________ Salt Lake C i t y __________ —Westbound— ... 28 .. 37 _ 67 328 .516 O n t a r io __________________ Vale _____________________ Baker _____ La Grande Pendleton _ The Dalles Portland __ B u m s _____ . .. 12 20 . 96 146 192 343 436 156 TOWNSEND CLUB MEETINGS Meetings of the Townsend Club are held every Thursday at the Community Church. The Public is Invited Mrs. Lou Patterson Mrs. A. V. Pruyn _ Pres. ...Becl I
