The Gate city journal., August 06, 1936, Image 2

THE GATE CITY JOURNAL. THURSDAY. AUGUST 6.1936
The Gate City Journal
BERWYN BURKE.................Editor and Publisher
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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.
WHERE THERE IS A WILL
THERE IS A WAY—
week it was our sad duty to chronicle
L AST
the drowning of ten year old Carl Han­
sen of Apple Valley, who went for an innocent
swim in the waters of the Owyhee canal. The sad
accident focused attention on the need for swim­
ming facilities in Nyssa, so that these needless
sacrifices can be stopped.
Do you realize that 15 lives have been lost in
the Owyhee canal between Nyssa and the head
of the canal? It is true that not all of these could
have been prevented if there had been a mun­
icipal pool in Nyssa, but some of them would
have been saved; and one life saved would have
paid for a pool over and over.
Here is a example of a community who needed
a swimming pool and are determined to have it.
The following is taken from the Camas County
Courier, published at Fairfield, Idaho:
“Seventeen CCC volunteers lent willing assist­
ance at the swimming pool site Saturday in re­
sponse to a call for donated labor. All excavation
was completed and everything is now in readi­
ness for the forms which will be laid beginnng
this week . . . ”
The article listed contributions from interest­
ed merchants, organizations, a dance and enter­
tainment, with a swimming pool fund reaching
nearly $200 to start with. This sum won’t build
a pool, nor maintain it; but it is a start. Fairfield
is a town of around 300 people but when they
want something they go after it.
In discussing the matter with several people
this past week, the opinion seems that Nyssa
couldn’t afford an elaborate pool at the present
time, but a fair sized pool is within reach. There
are plenty of parents in Nyssa who would pay a
dollar a month for their children so they could
swim in a pool here. These season tickets, to­
gether with a slightly greater charge for adults,
would go a long ways toward maintaining a life
guard-attendant at the pool and pay for filling
and draining the pool.
This would seem like a feasible project for the
city to sponsor, who are in a position to utilize
I’WA labor this winter; and a site should be
chosen leading toward the building of a park
around the pool. A nice shady park, grassy pic­
nic place, flowers; together with a place for
young and old to take a cooling swim would be
a distinct asset to Nyssa. It is something worth
considering.
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DISCOURAGING FOR
DAIRY COWS—
Prom Caldwell News-Tribune
astute statistician has calculated that
S OME
there are seventy-six taxes on each bottle of
milk before it finds its way to the consumer. In­
cluded are such federal items as taxes on in­
come, truck purchases, gasoline and electrical
energy. Hulking much larger are county and city
items and the various assessments against the
dairyman who sells his own milk range down­
ward to some rather trifling charges, such as li­
censes, liability, insurance, unemployment insur­
ance, and the like. There are innumerable
others.
That list should, it seems, exhaust the possi­
bilities. But those bureaucratic wizards who con­
ceive that the American citizen needs a lot of
governmnt to get along can, quite probably orig­
inate as many more.
After so long a time, it seems that the best Jer­
sey or Holstein cow in the world would be dis­
couraged and quit.
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COMMENTS BY CLARK WOOD
No man is wholly unsuccessful. He may fail in
all else and still be competent critic.
World peace seems afar off when people of
the same race, as in Spain, so zealously slaughter
one another.
Justices of the Supreme Court would be spine­
less saps did they try to interpret the Constitu­
tion in accordanc with the conflicting views of
their critics.
Interested therein may at any time
Oregon, Charles Schweizer, of Route man Colony Irrigation District, filed within
ten ( 10 ) days after the date
LEGAL ADVERTISING
in
the
Circuit
Court
of
the
State
of
1, Nyssa, Oregon, Tom M. Lowe of
of
last
publication of this notice,
Oregon for Malheur County, their appear and
Nyssa, Oregon.
contest the validity of
W. F. JACKSON
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
petition praying that said court Jud­ this proceeding,
or any of the acts
Register.
icially
examine
the
proceedings
for
or things therein enumerated or al­
Notice is hereby given that July 9-Aug 6 .
the
authorization
of
contract
with
leged In said petition, and If you
under and by virtue of writ of Ex­
the United States, and for an order fall
FROM THE LINOTYPE
so to appear the Court will pro­
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
ecution. duly and regularly issued
and
decree
of
said
Court
that
all
of
ceed in its Judicial examination and
out of the Circuit Court of the NOTICE is hereby given that by said acts and proceedings were and enter
Its Judgment and decree as to
State of Oregon for Malheur Coun­ virtue of Section 69-301, Oregon are in all things regular, binding, the regularity
By John E. Public
of such
ty, by the clerk of said Court and Code Annotated. 1930, as amended legal and valid, and approving and proceedings, and and of legality
each and all of
directed to me as Sheriff, on the by Chapter 446, Oregon Laws of 1933 confirming the same, and that said such proceedings, acts
29th day of July, 1936, In that cer­
proposed contract when executed by covered by said petition. and things
Malheur County Board of
The storm Sunday turned Into a tain action In said Circuit Court or
the proper officers of said District This notice is given by me pur­
regular fury (or a time. It blew down I in which A. A. Schram, Superin­ will meet on Equalization
will be the valid and binding obliga­ suant to the order of the Honorable
the
Second
Monday
of
the fence back of the Larsen-Towne tendent of Banks of the State of August. 1936, the said day being the tion of said District, and for such Charles
W Ellis, Judge of said Cir­
blacksmith, tore loose the sign at the Oregon, is plaintiff, and Edna Jane 10th day of August, 1936, and shall other relief as might be equitable, cuit Court,
made and entered on the
Owyhee Realty Co., and other minor Kendler, formerly Edna Jane Den­ remain open until the fourth Mon­ and that said petition now is pend­ said 14th day
July, 1936, directing
mischief. The corn was knocked nis, is defendant, and wherein plain­ day In August. 1936, at the County ing in said Circuit Court. That on publication of of this
for three
down some, but as far as actual tiff recovered Judgment against the Court House, Vale, Malheur County, said 14th day of July, 1936, upon (3) successive weeks notice
four <4i
damage was concerned, It was small defendant, for the sum of $75.00 with Oregon, to publicly examine the 1936 motion of the petitioners, said successive publications and
hi
the
Gate
Interest
thereon
at
10
per
cent
per
Not so at Boise, where the wind up­
Court made and entered its order City Journal, published at Nyssa,
Assessment
Rolls,
and
to
correct
er­
annum
from
December
8
,
1930
until
rooted trees, broke windows and
the 20th day of August, 1936, Oregon, and the jurisdiction of the
In valuation, description or fixing
made a general nuisance of itself. It paid, the further sum of $25.00, at­ rors
as
the
time when, and the Cir­
will be complete at the expir­
qualities
of
lands,
lots
or
other
broke up several picnics and the ball torney's fees; for the further sum of property assesed by the Assessor of cuit Court Room of the Count- Court
ation of ten ( 10 ) days after full
$7500 with interest thereon at 10 Malheur County, all persons inter­ ty Court House at Vale, Ore­ publication
game.
of this notice.
per cent per annum from May 5, ested shall appear at the time and gon, as the place where said petition
Hh
Dated at Vale, Oregon this 14th
1932
until
paid,
the
sum
of
$25.00
and
the
proceedings
thereunder
will
appointed.
The rain here broke up the ball
fees; and the further sum place
heard. Pursuant to said order, day of July, 1936.
Dated at Vale this 22nd day of be
game, with Nyssa leading 3 to 1 over attorney’s
ROY DALEY
of
$17.20,
costs
and
disbursements;
hearing
of said petition will be held
Payette. The worst feature was the and for accruing costs, which said July. 1936.
on
the
20th
day
of
August,
1936,
in
County
Clerk and ex-officio
fact that one more pitched ball
MURRAY MORTON,
was duly made and en­
said Circuit Court Room of the
Clerk of Circuit Court for
might have finished the fifth Inning judgment
Assessor
of
Malheur
County,
Oregon
tered by said Court on the 26th day 7-30 to 8-13.
County Court House at Vale, Ore­
Malheur County.
and thus made It an official game of
July, 1935.
gon.
(SEAL)
As it Is, the contest will likely have NOW, THEREFORE, in pursuance
The Kingman Colony Irrigation Date of first publication July 16,
NOTCE TO CREDITORS
to be played again. Before the 4th of said execution, I have duly levied
District,
all freeholders, legal 1936.
Inning started the dust was so bad upon the real property hereinafter In the County Court of the State of voters, and and assessment
payers, and Date of last publication, August 6 ,
the umpire called a 15 minute re­ described, and I will, on Friday, the Oregon For the County of Mal­ each of you, or any person
or party 1936.
cess. Another 15 minute recess was 28th day of August, 1936, at 11 heur.
called, and then It cleared off o’clock A. M„ at the front door of In the Matter of the Estate of Sallle
enough to start playing again. The
County Court House, In the City Dennis, Deceased.
4th inning was played and almost all the
of Vale, Malheur County, Oregon, Notice Is hereby given by Georgia
of the 5th. There were two men out sell
at public auction, to the highest Dennis, Administratrix of th e
and two strikes on the batter when bidder,
cash in hand, all the fol­ Estate of Sallle Dennis, deceased, to
the umpire called the game on ac­ lowing for
described
real premises, to- the creditors of and all persons hav­
count of the rain coming down by wit:
claims against the said deceased,
the barrel. If Rambaud had put one All the right, title, and interest ing
to
file
with the necessary
more ball over the plate and past of said defendant In and to vouchers them
within
after the
the batter, It would have ended the Lots 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20. 21. first publication six of months
this notice, at
5th Inning and the game would have and
the office of Lytle and Coad, Attor­
in Block 2 in the town of neys
gone in the record books as a win Nyssa, 22 Malheur
Vale, Oregon, which
County, State of office at said Law,
for Nyssa.
Administratrix selects as
Oregon.
* * *
In all matters
or so much thereof as may be nec­ her place of with business
said Estate.
A farmer at Gooding, Byron Gor- essary to satisfy said Judgment to­ connected
Dated and first published July 23,
rell, was killed Sunday afternoon gether with the costs, which nave 1936:
We are delivering high test Guernsey Milk pro­
date of last publication August
about six o’clock when the heavy or may accrue under and by virtue 20, 1936.
duced in a modem and sanitary plant. May we
wind hit there. He was in his barn of said sale.
GEORGIA DENNIS
C. W. OLENN,
when the wind caused It to crash
add you to our list of satisfied customers?
Administratrix of the Estate
down around him. His back was Sheriff of Malheur County, Oregon
of
Sallie
Dennis,
Deceased.
broken when a heavy timber fell on Dated July 30, 1936.
We also sell high standard Holstein milk, con­
Lott D. Brown
him.
sidered
by many medical authorities as best for
NOTICE
Baker, Oregon
• * •#« *#*
hr bies and growing children.
Attorney
for
Plaintiff
To
The
Kingman
Colony
Irrigation
Boise and In fact the whole Snake
District,
and
to
all
freeholders,
legal
river valley is all atwitter about the
voters and assessment payers within
coming of John D. M. Hamilton,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
said
District:
friend, advisor and campaign man­
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
THE
ager of Governor Landon. He travels
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN:
In a big plane with 12 passengers STATE OF OREGON FOR THE That on the 14th day of July, 1936,
T. T. Elliot, Frank T. Morgan and
aboard. Included in the party is Mr COUNTY OF MALHEUR.
and Mrs. Hamilton; James J. Jappe In the Matter of the Estate of Wil­ J. G. Lane, Directors of the King-
of the national Republican head­ liam T. Ashcraft, Deceased.
quarters at Chicago; three secre­ Notice is hereby given by C. C.
taries; four newspapermen; a radio­ Mueller, Adminstrator of the Estate j -
man and another. The plane's crew of William T. Ashcraft, deceased, to
consists of three persons; two pilots the creditors of and all persons hav­
ing claims against the said de­
NYSSA BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
and a hostess.
ceased, to fil^ them with the nec­
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vouchers within six months
The party will arrive in Boise essary
WE RECOMMEND THEM
after the first publication of this
Thursday for a night meeting to be notice
at
his
office
at
Vale,
Oregon.
held at Public School Park. Several Dated and first published July 30,
from here intend to go to Boise for 1936; date of last publication August
the meeting and hear Mr. Hamilton 27,
FACTS ABOUT NYSSA
1936.
deliver the principal speech of the
A. L. FLETCHER
C A U L IL COAD
C.
C.
MUELLER,
evening. An elaborate reception is
Administrator
of
the
Estate
being planned In Boise.
Population, (1930)
.....821
of William T. Ashcraft, De
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Recent estimates .
„1000
ceased
* •¥*
Elevation
_______
.2186
NYSSA >: OREGON
More and more inquiries are being
NYSSA
J OREGON
No. 025486
received from riders, ropers and
City Officers
bulldoggers concerning the Nyssa NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Mayor ..............
Don Graham
rodeo. It looks like there will be a
Councilmen ........... Art Norcott,
Department of the Interior
big field competing for the prizes In
A1 Thompson, Dick Tensen, Dean
all events. Some of the latest In­ U. S. LAND OFFICE at The Dal
Smith.
quiries were from Welser, from five les, Oregon, July 1, 1936.
DR. C. A. ABBOTT
City Clerk .................... A. R. Millar DR. E. D. NORCOTT
boys there who want to enter. They NOTICE is hereby given that
D E N T I S T
City
Treasurer ......... Arthur Boydell
CHIROPRACTIC
are Joe and Ray Arrasmlth, Jack Flora B. Lowe, of Nyssa, Oregon,
Marshall
_____________
A.
V.
Cook
Watson, Oeo. Mendenhall and Art who, on March 3, 1915, made desert
PHYSICIAN
Office Phone 35F2
Watermaster ........... N. H. Pinkerton
Nogan.
land entry acts March 3, 1877 and
X-RAY EXAMINATIONS
Office In Residence
Health
Officer
__
Dr.
J.
J.
Sarazin
June 17, 1902, No. 025486, for Farm
So. M. E. Church
SUNSHINE PICNIC
Unit “B" or the NE'iSE'i, Section Three blocks
County Officers
NYSSA
PHONE 25
OREGON
AT VALE PARK 12, Township 21 S., Range 45, E.,
Willamette Meridian, has filed
County Judge ......David F. Graham
notice of Intention to make final
Commissioners ________ Ora Clark.
Quite a number of the Nyssa Re- Proof,
to establish claim to the land
E. H. Brumbach.
bekah members attended a picnic above
before M. A. Biggs.
Sheriff _____________ C. W. Glenn
of the Sunshine clubs of Vale and Notary described,
Nyssa Aerie
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Public, at Ontario. Oregon,
Clerk ------------------------- Roy Daley
Nyssa in the Vale park last Friday on the 19th
day
of
August,
1936.
OPEN
SATURDAY
Assessor--------------
Murray
Morton
F.
O. E. No. 2134
afternoon. Short business meetings
Treasurer ________ Mrs. Ora Hope MEETS WEDNESDAY NIGHT
were held by each club after which Claimant names as witnesses:
Attorney ........... M. A. Biggs
lunch and visiting were enjoyed. Charles Bradley, of Route 1, Nys­ Town Patrons......2:30 to 5:30 County
AT EAGLES HALL
County Surveyor, J, Edwin Johnson
Out-of-town patrons
Those attending from Nyssa were sa, Oregon, John Wall, of Creston,
County Physician,...... Dr. Anna B.
2:30 to 7:30
Mesdames A. V. Cook, Will Beam.
Visiting
Eagles Welcome
Pritchett.
Mark Robertson, Sid Burbldge. Jess
Coroner
........
R.
A.
Tacke
ALL PATRONS WELCOME
CLAUDE WILLSON, Pres.
Lawrence, Robt. Burns, Walter
Superintendent.. Kathryn Claypool
Marshall, Pierson. V. Johnson, F.
KERMIT LIENKAEMPER
Mrs. Fred Marshall, Librarian
Lueck, Mary Felton. Emma Ducan.
Nyssa Public Schools
Secretary
Bettle Forbes and Webster Eldridge.
Superintendent ......Leo Hollenberg
Facts About Owyhee Project
Cost of dwyhee Dam ____$6.000,000
ON THE OLD JOB
7V4 miles of Tunnel ..... $4,000,000
Nyssa Flour
CITY TRANSFER
Siphons, canals, etc.............$3,000,000
Owyhee
dam
storage
capacity___
H.
D.
Holmes
Mill
---------------- 715,000 acre feet
Helghth of dam ............„...520 feet
TRUCKING
-B -
From lowest point of foundation
TRAN 8 FER and BAOQAOE
to top.
and
Leading project city, Nyssa, Oregon
All
Kinds
of
Hauling
In
TRANSFERRING
W e Grind
Elevation of land ......2,250 to 2,500
Acres In Owyhee project, 100,00 acres
Phone 15 and Phone 28
City
Limits
Principal products .................... hay,
FLOUR
SUMMER
com,
dairying,
s
t
o
ck
raising,
NYSSA. OREGON Phone S
grains, potatoes, clover seed, peas,
C. Klinkenberg
and
CLOTHES
lettuce, onions and carrots.
Need special care and we are
CEREAL
Distances to Other Points
equipped to do this for you.
When you "Go Places" this
—East bound—
White or whole wheat
summer, make certain they
are
clean
and
fresh
by
bring­
Caldwell
____________________
2$
flour at 50c per hund­
ing them to the
Nam pa______________________ 37 TOWNSEND CLUB
red of wheat.
Boise________________________67
MEETINGS
IS DISTINCTIVE . . . Has Pocatello____________________328
You furrtish your
C ity______________ 616
THAT Touch To Distinguish Salt Lake —Westbound—
own containers and
Meetings of the Townsend
It From Ordinary Printing!
take all back.
Club are held every Thursday
O ntario__
12
at the Community Church.
V
ale_____
20
W e alto grind ttock
PRINTING
WITH
A
D. E. MORGAN, Prop.
Baker
____
The Public Is Invited
.
96
PERSONALITY
and poultry feedt.
La
Grand*
146
There are many nice Sommer
Pendleton _
192 Mrs. Lou Patterson ___ Pres.
Salta in the Kahn line—Let
“We Make Type Talk-
The Dalles
343 Mrs. A. V. Pruyn .......Seel
us show you.
Earl Warren, Mgr.
Portland _
435
Burns ____
155
Squirts
GUERNSEY
M ILK
9
Sunshine Dairy
Nyssa Tailor
Shop
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