The Gate city journal., October 01, 1936, Image 2

The Gate City Journal
BERWYN BURKE.................Editor and
P u b lish er
INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS AND RELIGION, OPTIMISTIC
IN DISPOSITION—WITH NO INTERESTS TO SERVE
EXCEPT THOSE OP MALHEUR COUNTY
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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 Mails, as second class matter, under
the act of March 3. 1879.
JOURNAL IS INDEPENDENT
BUT WILLING TO CO-OPERATE—
IS pretty well known, the Journal is pol­
A S itically
independent, and being soley inter­
ested in the building up of Nyssa and Malheur
county, does not feel inclined to take sides for or
against any political philosophy. However we
do feel the public is interested in learning all
sides of the various questions. In an effort to give
equal opportunity for discussion of partisan mat­
ters, the Journal is inaugurating this week a (Col­
umn entitled, “Political Forum.”
Under this heading we intend to publish some
of the material sent to us from various party
headquarters. We welcome letters from our
readers, stating their view on political questions,
but we cannot publish letters of personal nature.
We hope we can make this column just as the
name implies, a political forum; a place where
all political parties can have their say. We think
it only fair, however, to limit the discussions to
a general nature and we cannot be expected to
publish articles boosting a certain candidate
when such material should come under paid
advertising.
We want you to accept this as an invitation to
participate in our “Political Forum,” as the
newspaper belongs to it’s readers. We want to
know YOUR viewpoint on state and national
policies.
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CCC BOYS MAKE GOOD
MORAL RECORD IN OREGON—
An analysis of the discharges from the CCC
from the period between January 1, 1936 to
August 10th, has reached our desk and contains
some interesting comparisons.
In the entire state of Oregon during that per­
iod there were only three dishonorable dischar­
ges, and all there were for theft. Administrative
discharges were issued to 125, and out of this
total, 104 was for desertion. Other causes for
administrative discharges were refusal to work,
serious and continued misconduct, unwillingness
to abide by rules and regulations and not consid­
ered worthy of reenrollment. Malheur county
only had 8 discharges, four being to accept other
employment, three desertions and one other ad-
minstrative discharge.
Honorable discharges was far in the majority,
with a total of 754 leaving the service to accept
employment, not desiring to re-enroll, to return
to school and for other reasons.
The CCC organization can well look with
pride on a record of this kind. It is not often that
out of thousands working in a group of this kind,
there will be only three dishonorable discharges.
The record would seem to indicate that the boys
in the CCC camps are above the average moral­
ly.
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CLARK WOOD COMMENTS
A red hat, khaki pants and a rifle do not make
a deer hunter.
—
A hick town is not so bad, if you leave it to the
hick.
New York hoarders are buying platinum certi­
ficates from a brokerage house. With enough
of them, any personable chap ought to be able to
land a platinum blonde.
A Columbia professor says the average man
can tell all he knows in four hours. It’s after­
ward, though, that he generally has so much to
teH.
Seeing a lot of red-hatted hunters on the street
a local wise-cracker wondered if they were “a
bunch of cardinals.” Another explained that they
had to have red hats or they’d likely become a
bunch of angels.
Judge of the County Court of
MALHEUR COUNTY HAS 11$ scribed as follows: Beginning at the ham,
the
State
of Oregon, for the County
j
Intersection
of
First
Street
and
Mrs. William Kietzer, state preei-
RECEIVING OLD AGE
of
Malheur,
with the seal of said
Green
Avenue,
thence
running
| dent, and Mrs. Norman Frees, vice
ASSISTANCE North 150.84 feet; thence East 1385 Court affixed, this 31st day of Aug­
district president, were present. Mrs
A. D 1936.
Kietzer pointed out that the P.-T. Malheur county had 118 persons feet; thence South 37.84 feet; thence ust
A. movement Is a constructive factor receiving old age assistance In the West 50 feet, Ohence South 113 feet; (L. S.) ATTEST
H S SACKETT, Clerk
thence West 88 5 feet to point of
in the community which brings un­
FROM THE LINOTYPE
of August. These folks re­ beginning.
First
publication
September 3, 1936.
der standing and cooperation to the month
ceived a total grant from the state
i home.
WITNESS, the Hon. David F. Gra- Last publication October 1, 1936.
relief
committee
of
Oregon
of
$2,038
By John E. Public
The Governor of Oregon has set an average of $17 27 per month.
October 11-17 for P.-TA. week. Mrs. or
LEGAL ADVERTISING
This Is under the state average,
LEGAL ADVERTISING
Frees urged to secure a participat­ which was $ 20.86 for the month of
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
Some ambitious thieves got away ing Mrs membership.
Edna Perris, county health August.
NON-HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET
with more than $5,000 worth of nurse, reported
on the follow-up
LEGAL ADVERTISING
printing equipment from the Caxton work of the Summer Round up and
Budget
Notice
is hereby
given k^juiiwy,
that a State
duujci Committee
wmu ... ww of the
— Non-High
---- of sai
Printers plant at Caldwell Satur­ stated that 40 per cent corrections
School
District
of jvuluiciu
Malheur
County.
meetingJif
sald ,
scnooi
Lwsinci
oi
of
Oregon,
at
a
meeting
NOTICE OF MEETING
day night. The major piece of have been made. Mrs. Kietzer and
Committee
held
on
the
19th
day
of
September,
Prepared
an
estimate
equipment stolen was a photo-offset Mrs. Ferris felt a committee from OWYHEE IRRIGATION DISTRICT detail of the amount of money proposed to be expended by said Non-Hlgn in
District for all purposes
the on fiscal
school in year
beginning
outfit and photo-engavlng mater­ each P.-T. A advisable to help the MALHEUR COUNTY, OREGON School
•*__ « 1, anoo-----i
Tunes i 1, during
onH
ustimatp
detail
ot of tne
1936.
and
ending
June
1937.
and
an
estimate
the
iel. Officers were puzzled as to the j nurse to visit each home where a NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN, June
probable receipts of said Non-High School District from all sources
for
motives for the theft of such highly correction needs to be made.
of
the
the
school
year
1936-37.
The
Board
of
said
Non-High
School
District
has
the Board of Directors
specialized machinery, which was Juvenlle protection was discussed That
Irrigation District, sitting g - * » * » * * * *
“ £ $ £ £ ?t w h t^h ^d ^ i Z l e ^ Z v
removed via truck sometime Satur- by Mrs. Kietzer and Mrs. William Owyhee
as a Board of Equalization, will meet ^ discussed with the Board of said NON-HIGH School District at which
day night. Re-sale of the equipment Lajcsori of Ontario. Protection rath- on
the 6 th day of October time and place any and all persons interested will be heard foror agahrnt
ls practically Impossible, due to the er
cure was pointed out. >93». Tuesday,
at
8
00
o’clock P. M. of said
tS S & tt
fact there are so few outfits In ex- wholesome entertainments and or- day, at Its office
at Nyssa, Oregon, j printendent and are there open to the inspection of all persons Interested
istence. Officers are working on the ; ganlzations such as scouts, 4-H for
the purpose of reviewing and j therein, and the same are by reference made a part thereof,
theory that the thieves had some clubs and home talent plays are correcting
Its assessment roll and j
RECEIPTS
thing big In mind, such as printing means
of
prevention.
apportioment of taxes for the next i. cash on hand at beginning of the year for which this bud- 4gg(J )3
of fake bonds, notes, stocks, or even Miss Mildrel Oleson, county lib­ ensuing
year. The assessment roll | _ . get is made
tan'«
7 » 75
$40,679.75
liquor labels.
rarian, expressed a desire to work Z T record may be Inspected at the 2 Amount to be received from other sources
$45,329.88
with the P.T. A. units to get the office of the Secretary by any Inter­
Total receipts
best of books to children through­ ested person.
EXPENDITURES
We had the privilege Sunday of out the county.
* $21.868 43
By order of the Board of Directors, j
10.501
25
Inspecting the recently completed The Annex P. T. A. Invitation for
FRANK T. MORGAN,
2 . Transportation
200 00
school building, gymnasium and the Spring County Council was ac­
Secretary,
Owyhee
Irrigation
j
200.00
auditorum at Caldwell. Costing a cepted.
1.560
5; interest
300 00
00
total of $105,000, 45% being a grant Albert B. Hopkins, county pub­ Date of District.
first
publication
September
!.
Clerical
1.000
00
from the federal government under licity chairman, announces that a 3. 1936.
7. Emergency
’
6.498
00
the PWA; the new structure Is cer- Board of Managers meeting Is call- Date of last publication, October 1 ) ). Debt
3.202.20
Capital Service
Outlay
talnly one to point with pride. The ed for October 10th at the Ontario 1936.
$45,329.88
auditorum seats 1175 persons, the ; high school at 2:00. Every member
Total Expenditures
gym is roomy enough for two games I should plan to attend.
Budget
Committee:
to go on at the same time, and the
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CITATION
W. H. HARRIS
building also Includes many class L, M. REED S SISTER
S. A. VENATOR
J. D. F Chairman
AIRMAN
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
THE
DIES IN PORTLAND
rooms. Caldwell was short of room
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
to care for their ever enlarging en­
KATHRYN
CLAYPOOL
COUNTY OF MALHEUR.
Secretary
rollment; so they up and voted
9-24-2t.
bonds to take advantage of a PWA Louie M. Reed’s sister, Mrs. Nich­ In the Matter of the Estate of
P. Green Deceased.
grant. Not only did they provide ols Becker of Portland died Septem­ George
To Mrs. W. O. Hansen, Cecil
employment for a large crew all ber 15th, with funeral services held Green,
Cherald Davis, Kenneth
spring and summer, but they have the following Monday. Mrs. Becker Green, Doris
Brooks, Olen Oreen
a modern plant which will care for was very prominent In lodge work, and Theda Dodge,
of George
their needs In a adequate manner. being a member of Degree of Honor P. Green, deceased, heirs
and
to
un­
lodge for 40 years, much of that known devisees and heirs of all said
To Vote You Must Be Registered
■ 8* Hh
time as state secretary. She also was George
P.
Green,
If
any.
Greeting:
As
provided
by
Chapter
204, 1927 Laws, no person shall be qualified to
The school enrollment at Nyssa a member of the Women's Relief
vote at a Primary, General or Special Election unless he shall be regist­
THE NAME OF THE STATE ered.
is increasing at a rapid rate, and at Corps of Portland and has served as OF IN OREGON,
You are hereby cited
Electors canont be sworn In to vote on election day.
the present rate It is going to be president and secretary, and was
required to appear In the Coun­
Registration books are now open and will be open until the night of
physically Impossible to accomodate also president of the state organiza- and
Court of the State of Oregon, for October
3rd. 1936.
all the students of the district. We tion. She held the same office in the ty
the County of Malheur, within ten
If
you
were If registered
did not
at the or last if Primary
or Gen­ to
might profit from Caldwell’s ex­ auxiliary of the United Spanish War days
eral Election;
you have and
changed
your vote
residence
you desire
from the date of the service of change
perience and see what can be done. Veterans and was a member of the this citation
your
political
affiliations,
you
must
re-reglster.
upon you. If served
It is a practical certainty that Daughters of Union Veterans and
You may register at the office of the County Clerk, for any precinct
this county; or If served In the
County, or with the official registrars in the following precincts;
something will have to be done the auxiliary to the Sons of Union within
within
any
other
county
of
this
eventually, and the PWA may not Veterans.
PRECINCTS
State,
then
within
twenty
days
from
In the World War she received the date of the service of this cita­ Applegate............................................................................ Mrs. REGISTRARS
last forever.
M. D. Clough
a citation from Mayor George L.
upon you, or if served by pub­ Bonita .....................................................................................W. E. Bonnifield
*i* ■#< Hh
Baker of Portland for meritorious tion
Adrian
and
Big
Bend
.................................................................
E. Jones
Holly
lication within 28 days from the
..................................................................................... Mrs. J. Ben
Speaking of PWA grants, Vale Is service rendered the Red Cross.
date of publication of this citation, Brogan
and Crowley .......................................................Ohas.
J. Bush
planning a $ 11,000 building which
and then and there to show cause, Harper,
Ironside Bully
.............................................................................-............
H. J. C.
Elms
Jamieson
.......................................................................................
L.
Pope
will Include a city hall, police head­
If
any
exists,
why
the
order
of
sale
CAIRO
NEWS
Valley
and ....................................................................
Juniper.........................................................Geo.
S. Parks
quarters and city jail, rest room,
should not be made as in the peti­ Jordan
Jones
and
Beulah
Dan
Gallagher
fire station, library, council cham­
tion prayed for to wit: that auth­ Mahogany ......................................................................... Mrs. D. H. Haylett
bers and other features. Plans have J. C. Stoneman returned Monday ority be granted to the Administra­ Malheur
..................................................................... Mrs. Horton Worsham
......................................................................... Alice D. Bankofier
been drawn and approved by the from Yakima. Washington after a trix of said estate to sell the follow­ McDermitt
North
and
and ..........
Owyhee
Don M. Doolittle
Graham
Vale council, and everything Is long visit with his daughter Mrs. ing described real esate of the de­ Ontario 1, 2, South
3, 4, Nyssa,
5; Fair Arcadia
and Cairo
.........................Bessie
ceased
at
private
sale:
A
certain
lot
about ready to go ahead.
Riverside
...............................................................................
Martha
Jenkins
Della Brannock.
......................................
Irma Dora
S. Sheridan
or tract of land situtated in the Rockville
Rome
...............................................................................
Mrs.
Mathews
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dee
Peters
and
fam­
* * *
of Nyssa, Malheur County, Snake River................................................................................... C. H. Spicer
ily visited Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Frakes Town
Oregon,
and located upon the cor­ Watson ................................................................................ Mrs. L. E. Palmer
Nampa Is to have a new $145,450 and
family Sunday.
ner
of
First
Street and Oreen Av­
school building under the PWA Cairo
those who ARE NOW registered.
the same being Assessor's Tax Official Registrars have lists of
plan. The project consists of thej basketbaU played
last Owyhee
p ^ y . school
Cairo In enue,
H. S. SACKETT
No. 10 in Block 65A of Green’s Ad­
construction of a new grade school team was defeated.
County Clerk
building, school auditorium building Miss Opal Ivers visited Mrs. dition to the Town of Nyssa and de- 9-10 to 10-1
and additions to the present high
Derrick Sunday afternoon
school and Lakevlew grade school. Arthur
Mrs. Watanabe visited Miss Shig-
%
etti who is ill at the Holy Rosary
* >»-
hospital Sunday.
WEEK’S ADD-A-LAFF
Loye and Rodney Frakes returned
NYSSA BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
to school Tuesday after several days
The following letter was sent to of
illness.
the editor of a New York country Jack
WE RECOMMEND THEM
Watanabe and El wood Hoff­
paper: "Please send a few copies of man rode
to
the
siphon
Sunday
on
y
the paper containing the obituary
bicycles.
of my aunt. Also publish the en­ their
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevens and
closed clipping on the marriage of family
visited relatives at Star, Ida.,
my niece, who lives in Saugerties. on Sunday.
A. L. FLETCHER
And I wish you would mention In Mr. Fritts of Apple Valley visited C A R L H . CO A1)
your column If it doesn’t cost any­
Population, (1930) .......................821
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
L H. Fritts on Sunday.
thing that I have two nice puppies his Mr. son and
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Recent estimates . ......................1000
Mrs.
Ben
Thomas
from
for sale. As my subscription Is out Friutland visited the J. D. Falrman’s
Elevation
..............
......................2186
OREGON
* NYSSA
please stop the paper as times are Sunday.
NYSSA
: OREGON
City Officers
too hard to waste money on news­ Mrs Edna Perris, county ’nurse,
papers.”—Pathfinder.
Mayor .................... .... Don Graham
was at Cairo on Tuesday examining
Councilmen .......... .... Art Norcott.
the children.
Al Thompson, Dick Tensen, Dean
STATE OFFICERS
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard and
TOWNSEND CLUB
Smith.
D. NORCOTT
Chester Howard who have been
COUNTY
COUNCIL
MEETINGS
Clerk
A R Millar DR. E.
M E T T lw c u / c n |visiting at the Dee Peters home the Meetings of the Townsend Cltv
D
E
NTIST
City Treasurer ..... .. .Arthur Boycjell
‘’•L t. 1 IINL» W L.L). last week left Wednesday for Spok­ Club are held every Tuesday Marshall
................
A
V.
Cook
Office Phone 35F2
ane, Washington.
at the Community Church.
Watermaster ........ ..N. H. Pinkerton
X-RAY EXAMINATIONS
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Watanabe visit­
Health
Officer__
Dr.
J.
J.
Sarazln
The
Public
Is
Invited
The Malheur County Council of ed friends In Nyssa Saturday.
Parents and Teachers met at the Margaret Magnuson has been Eph Frost ............PreBl)dient
NYS 8 A
OREGON
County Officers
new Ontario school auditorium elected news editor.
Mrs. A. V. Pruyn ............ . 8 ec|
Wednesday, 111 « morning session
County Judge David F. Graham
consisted of unit reports by Lincoln.
North«» lrtUod
Commissioners ................ Ora Clark.
Linbergh, Conklin, Kingman Kol- Six of the nine counties of Ulster
E. H. Brumbach.
ony, Oregon Trail, Wade, Big Bend constitute Northern Irelund, Includ
Nyssa Aerie
Sheriff ................... , C. W nipnn
NYSSA LI BRARY
and Owyhee, under the direction Ing Antrim, Armagh, Down, Fer
Clerk
......................
.........Roy
Daley
F.
O. E. No. 2134
OPEN SATURDAY
of Mrs. M. M. Creeling, county iminagh, l.omlnmlerry, Tyrone.
Assessor ................. Murray Morton MEETS WEDNESDAY NIGHT
...............
Town Patrons___2:30 to 5:30 Treasurer
AT EAGLES HALL
County
Attorney
... ........M. A. Biggs
Out-of-town patrons
County Surveyor, J Edwin Johnson
Visiting Eagles Welcome
2:30 to 7:30
County Physician,.. __ Dr. Anna B.
Pritchett.
CLAUDE WILLSON, Pres.
ALL PATRONS WELCOME
Coroner ................. R A. Tacke
Your Husband Needs Watching, Under The
Superintendent.
Kathryn
Claypool
KERMIT LIENKAEMFER
Mrs. Fred Marshall. Librarian
Secretary
Weight of Serious Responsibilities, He
Nyssa Public Schools
Forgets. Yet In Business
Superintendent ......Leo Hollenberg
Good Personal Appearance
Facta About Owyhee Project
Cost of Owyhee Dam ____$ 6 . 009.000
Is An A sset
ON THE OLD JOB 7H
CITY TRANSFER
miles of Tunnel ..... $4.000.000
Siphons,
canals,
etc.............$3,000,000
Your Job Is To Make It An Asset By Having His
H. D. Holmes
Owyhee dam storage capacity___
Clothes Regularly Cleaned and Pressed at the
----------------715,000 acre feet
TRUCKING
Helghth of dam ........... .....520 feet
and
From
lowest
point
of
foundation
TRANSFER and BAOOAOE
to
top.
TRANSFERRING
Don Morgan, Prop.
Nyssa, Ore.
All Kinds of Hauling In
Leading project city, Nyssa, Oregon
Elevation of land .......2.250 to 2,500
Phone 15 and Phone 2$
City Limita
Acres In Owyhee project, 100,00 acres
IMPORTANT —We have just received our fall
Principal products _________ .hay,
line of Kahn Suit and Overcoat samples and
C. Klinkenberg
NYSSA. ORKOON Phone $
corn, dairying, s to ck raising,
Styles. Come In Today.
grains, potatoes, clover seed, peas,
lettuce, onions and carrots.
1 president.
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FACTS ABOUT NYSSA
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