GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER S, 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.
DEATH TO THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY?—
uncertainty of the election is over, and
T HE
business can get down to normal again.
Roosevelt goes in with huge popular support
and every loyal American should drop partisan
olitics now and abide by the popular majority.
oosevelt’s policies have been ratified in no un
certain terms and it will probably mean the
“New Deal” will push their policies with re-new-
ed vigor.
Two land slide defeats cannot help but have
their effect on the Republican party. It is doubt
ful if the old Guard Republican party leaders
can again drum up a strong enough following to
carry an election. Some different alignment
seems probable for the coming years, possibly
a New Deal party and a party composed of Jef
fersonian Democrats and liberal Republicans.
Whatever the outcome, the political future looks
interesting and filled with unexpected results.
g
High School News
entlted suit Within four weeks
pursuance of an order of the County Desert Land Entry under Acts above
the date of the first publica
Court of Malheur County, Oregon. March 3, 1891 and June 17, 1902. No from
of this summons, and if you fall
on the 7th day of October 1936.025475, far SEV*8W!«, SWV.SEK, or tion
to to answer, for want thereof
in the matter of the estate of George | Farm Unit “A". Section 10. Tuwn- plaintiff
will apply to the Court for
p Qreen, deceased, the undersigned t»hip 21, South. Range 46. East.-WU
the relief prayed for in his own-
Administratrix of the estate of Lamette Meridian, has filed notice paint
herein, including a decree ad
George p. Green, deceased, will <rf Intention to make final Proof, to
plaintiff to be the fee simple
sell at private sale, In one parcel, establish claim to the land above de judging
owner of the SW'sSWV« of Section
to the highest bidder for cash and scribed, before B W Mulkey, Notary- 26.
subject to confirmation by said Public, at Vale, Oregon, on the 10th the SEV.SEY« of Section 27, the
NtlWNEV» of Section 34. and the
County Court, on or after November day of November, 1936.
NWt4NW% of Section 35, all In
34th, 1936, at 10 A. M. of said day, all Claimant names as witnesses:
the right, title, Interest and estate Frank Morgan; Andrew Ward; Township 28 S„ R. 45 E. W M, In
The next home game for the Nys of
said George P. Oreen, deceas Walter Alford; Bill Demm, all of Malheur County, Oregon, and quiet
sa high school team will be on Arm ed, the
ing said title In plaintiff and barring
had
the time of his death, and Nyssa, Oregon.
istice Day. November Uth When On all right, at title
defendants from asserting or at
and
Interest
that
W. F. JACKSON
tario will play here. Ontario's record said estate has by operation of law.
tempting
any right, title
Register. or Interest to in assert
is much more Impressive than the otherwise acquired In and to the
said property, and for
10-8
to
11-6
locals, but fans are certain of or
such other and further relief as the
that certain lot, piece, or parcel of
sceeing a bitterly fought battle.
Court may deem Just and equitable.
land, particularly described as fol
ALIAS SUMMONS
This summons is published pur
lows:
A certain lot or tract of land IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE suant to an order of the Hon. Chas.
Ellis. Judge of the above entitled
situated in the Town of Nyssa,
STATE OF OREGON, FOR MAL W.
Court,
which order Is of date of
Malheur County, Oregon and lo
HEUR COUNTY.
September 30, 1936.
cated upon the corner of First JAMES
V. A. CARTER,
publication: Oct. 8. 1936.
Street and Oreen Avenue, the
PLAINTIFF. First
Last
publication:
Nov. 5, 1936.
same being Assessor’s Tax No.
V*.
FROM T H E LINOTYPE
10 In Block 65A of Green's Addi SYLVESTER FREDERICKS:
W.
H.
BROOKE
WIL
tion to the Town of Nyssa and
ROBT. E. LEES.
LIAM
O.
FREDERICKS;
THE
described as follows: Beginning
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
UNKNOWN HEIRS OF BETTY
By John E. Public
at the lnteresectlon of First
Residing at Ontario, Oregon Roma Wine Co. Inc., Lod i, C .lil.
ANN
McBRIDE,
DECEASED
Street and Oreen Avenue thence
ALSO ALL OTHER PERSONS OR
running north 150.84 feet;
PARTIES UNKNOWN CLAIM
thence
East
138.5
feet;
thence
Readers should pay particular at South 37.84 feet; thence West
ING ANY RIGHT, TITLE,
tention to the notice in this Issue
LOWEST RATES ON
ESTATE OR LIEN OR INTER
feet; thence South 113 feet:
of the Journal that the county has 50
EST IN THE REAL ESTATE DE
thence
West
88.5
feet
to
point
of
considerable land for sale some of beginning.
SCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT
it In fine tracts and lots. If you are Terms and conditions of sale: HEREIN,
Interested you should go to the court
DEFENDANTS.
In lawful money of the United
house and get descriptions of land Cash
TO
WILLIAM
O.
Let us insure your hay, avoid all risk. This is the
States
to
be
paid
at
time
of
sale.
to be offered for sale; make an of All bids or offers must be made THE UNKNOWN FREDERICKS,
HEIRS
OP
hazardous season for farm risks.
fer on it and It will be placed in the in writing, and shall be left at the BETTY ANN McBRIDE, DE
When
better insurance is to be bad
sale schedule for some time In De- office
of A L. Fletcher, attorney for CEASED, AND ALL OTHER
ember It Is necessary to make a bid the said
We Will Have It.
Administratrix,
In
Nyssa,
PERSONS
OR
PARTIES
UN
on the land, and that right away, or Oregon.
KNOWN
CLAIMINO
ANY
the land will not be advertised for October 19, 1936.
RIGHT, TITLE, ESTATE, LIEN
sale.
OR INTEREST IN THE REAL
THEDA DODGE,
Nyssa, Oregon
Phone 31
HH Hh Hh
Administratrix.
ESTATE DESCRIBED IN THE
COMPLAINT HEREIN, DE
A crowd which at times crowded Oct. 22-29. Nov. 5-12
FENDANTS ABOVE NAMED:
the Journal building to capacity was
on hand Tuesday night to get the
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
county election returns as they
OF OREGON:
came by phone from all parts of the IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE You and each of you are hereby
county. Most of the returns were STATE OF OREGON FOR MAL required to appear and answer the
available a few minutes after the
complaint filed against you In the
Judges had completed their count, HEUR COUNTY.
and when It was finally decided to IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
adjourn at three o’clock, a total of OF PATRICK McINTYRE, De /r»=
21 precincts had been accounted for ceased.
and the results on most offices were NOTICE Hereby Is given by the
pretty certain. Additional returns undersigned,
of the
were available Wednesday and the Estate of Patrick adminstrator
McIntyre,
Deceas
phone was kept busy a good part ed, to the creditors of and all per
of the day sharing results with sub sons
having claims against the said
scribers; and many came In to see
to file them, with the nec
our chart of how the election was deceased,
vouchers within six months
going In various parts of the coun essary
after date of first publication of »Ms . . . Is the keynote of all
ty.
this notice, at the office of the said V, / that Is dignified and beau-
Hh + HH
administrator
at Nyssa, Oregon.
£ jq tiful. Our experience has
Interest In the land on the Owy
taught us how to apply
hee project continues keen and every
CARL H, OOAD
these aesthetic principles
mall brings several Inquiries from
Admlnisrator of Estate of
the perfection of fun
all parts of the nation. Frank Mor
of Patrick McIntyre, De eral to direction.
Our complete,
gan, as secretary of the Vale-Owy-
ceased.
equipment allows us
MILK IS ONE OF OUR MOST IMPORTANT FOODS. People of
hee Land Settlement Association is Dated and tirst published Oct. 29, modem
to give service at the most
all age* drink It. It plays a large part in babies’ diet. We are
kept busy hauling prospective set 1936.
moderate costs. Families with
delivering high test Guernsey Milk, produced under sanitary con
tlers out to view the new lands and Last publication, Nov. 26, 1936.
more moderate Incomes find
ditions—or we can furnish you with Ho’stein Milk, considered by
a very fine class of settlers are
our services conveniently ef
many medical authorities as a superior type for babies and for
coming to make their home with us
ficient
and
well
within
their
growing children.
and take their place In community
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
means.
affairs.
No. 025475
* * *
Department
of the Interior
Halloween has come and gone, U. 8. Land Office
THE NYSSA
at The Dalles,
and aside from a few soaped win Oregon,
September
29,
1936
FUNERAL
HOME
dows, misplaced machinery and up NOTICE is hereby given that
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rooted booths; very little actual Ruah Ward, of Prairie City, Oregon,
damage was done. Kids are get who, on February 20, 1913, made
ting more sensible . . . In the old
days Halloween was too often the
excuse for real vandalism and ser
ious brushes with the law.
■V.
32 to 0. Shunn of Vale, who plays in
a half-back position, hit pay dirt
in the first quarter and again in the
second quarter. The Vale steam
roller, gaining momentum, added
three more touchdowns in the third
quarter; Shunn accounting for them
by long dashes from mid field
Nyssa failed to threaten at any time
during the game
Squirts
Reliable Hay and Grain
Insurance
Frank T. Morgan
EDITOR ...... LLOYD WILSON ing and horseback riding for outside
REPORTERS ............... Member* of points.
the Junior Class There will be a regular Q.A.A.
meeting Tuesday at 12:40.
Jack McKee had to have the cast
put back on his leg last Saturday. HALLOWEEN PARTY
It was reported his leg was not get The High School Halloween party
ting along as well as expected.
Saturday turned out to be a
Everyone had the laugh on Ted last enjoyable
affair. Everyone tried
Morgan last week when Ellen Mc very
to do his part. After the games were
Connell pushed his chair over and over
refreshments were served.
he landed In the lap of Nell Amos. The remainder
In Civics class during registration spent In dancing. of the evening was
of the voters of members of class, we
discovered to our amazement there
were 14 Democrats and 18 Republi SPORTS
cans. They drew for the election
team lost a game to
board, and Ovey Brown was elect the The Vale Nyssa
eleven,
Friday to the score
ed Town Orier (hear ye!)
of
32-0.
Nyssa
pilays
The Freshmen and Juniors are Friday. Lets do it again. Roswell next
getting quite anxious about their
units In History as they have only
two weeks left to finish them up In.
Several absences from school
Thursday were results from Soccer.
"Be careful girls you are rougher
than the boys football team."
The members of the faculty and
their wlfes enjoyed a pheasant din
ner at the Haworth home in Big
Bend Sunday. The men furnished
the pheasants, the ladles prepared
C h u rc h N e w s
the rest of the dinner. Seventeen
enjoyed the Jolly affair. Oames were
played till late evening.
METHODIST CHURCH
Mrs Alice Wilson and Mrs. McCoy
Floyd E. White, Pastor
were visitors at school Monday
afternoon.
Sunday
School 10 o’clock. Lesson
Miss Elizabeth Jones attended
topic.
The
Oospel F'aclng the forces
Home Coming at La Grande last
of
Evil.
week end.
Morning Warship 11 ; 15. Sermon
Mrs. Medesker has entertained as
Subject:
Units of Power!
house guests her brother and his
League 7 o’clock. This is FILL THE COOKIE JAR
wife from Joseph, Oregon the past The Nyssa high school team is an Epworth
of devotion and discussion
looking toward to a victory this far hour
week.
our young people.
with our delicious cookies
The Civic class voted Tuesday on Friday when they Journey to Ros Evening
8 o’clock. Ser
well. the first victory in a very lean mon Theme: Worship
the general election.
Sugar cookies
That We May Save
season. Up to date Nyssa has scored Some!
Fruit
Bars
but once, that against Frultand in Qhurch Board Meeting Monday
LETTERMEN'S MEETING
the
second
game
of
the
season
Nys
Oatmeal
cookies
8 o’clock at the Al Thom
Th Letter-mens' club met at 12:45 hopes to strike paydirt again Evening
Spice
cookies
pson
home.
on Wedensday to vote on officers sa
against Roswell, although the boys Choir practice Monday evening 8
for this year. They are as follows: have
no setup Friday. Hie only way o'clock at the Parsonage.
You can buy them cheaper
Robert Jackson, president; Jerry you could
Nyssa stronger Ladles Aid will meet Thursday than you can make them—
Rust, vice pesldent; and Joe Rob than Roswell figure
la by comparative
ertson, secretary.
scores against Frultland. Fruttland afternoon with Mrs. Al Thompson. and have a variety too.
defeated Nyasa 12 to 6 while Fruit-
STUDENT BODY MEETING
LEGAL ADVERTISING
land defeated Roswell last Friday by
24 to 0 count. On the other hand,
A regular Student Body meeting a Nyssa
generally regarded as weak NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
was held Otcober 30. After the er now is than
they were early In the PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
business meeting a program was season;
PHONE 20
so anything might happen.
given by the Senior class. Hie pro
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
In
NYSSA,
OREGON
gram was an amateur hour with
Robert Jackson, the Major. On the Coach Young has abandoned any
program were: Flora Wimp and lilans of building up for this year,
Nellie Jean Shweizer. a Jazz band; a
hla team of freshmen and
polltlaol talk by Jack Bordia; a skit but
sophomore« will be heard from be
by Mary Oom and Evelyn Haworth; fore
they graduate. Although they
a negro skit by Hlnemoa Cloninger;
light and Inexperienced now.
clarinet solo by Lloyd Wilson; an are
they will be ready to go to town
nouncement by Loren Earnest; a next
year and the year following. He
song by Wanda Earnest; trumpet la giving
the younger boys the
*olo by Leland Morris, song by five experience all necessary
boys, Troy Roberts, James Nichols, football team, with the for Idea a of winning
being
Warren Larsen. Frank Pierson and
Jack Bodta: and a nego spiritual by a real power next year.
a group of seniors,
You can’t afford to take the risk of having your
Parma and Wilder staged a thrill
hay burn and lose hundreds of dollars. Let us
ing game Friday, which ended In a
G. A. A NEWS
scoreless tie Parma business houses
take the risk. Don’t delay another day, see . . .
Two game« of the Interclass closed to enable the business men to
Soccor Tournament have been see the last home game of the season
played- Freshmen vs. Sopomote. Emmett turned on the power In th#
Juniors vs. Seniors. Hie Sophomores last half and defeated Meridian 19
were victorious and the Juniors and to 0.
Seniors fought a hard battle with
DON M. GRAHAM. Manager
neither team scoring.
The Vale eleven steam-rollered
Some of the girls have been hlk- Ny*s* Friday and ran up a score of
SWAN BAKERY
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NYSSA BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
WE RECOMMEND THEM
CARL H. COAD
FACTS ABOUT NYSSA
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Population, (1930) ____________821
Recent estimates____________1000
Elevation __________________ 8186
City Officer*
M ayor---------------------Don Graham
Councllmen_________ Art Norcott,
A1 Thom peon. Dick Tenseo, Dean
Smith.
City Clerk -------------- A. R. Millar
City Treasurer —..... Arthur Boyijell
M arshall-------------------A. V. Cook
Watermaster_____ M. H. Pinkerton
Health Officer__ Dr. J. J. Barazin
County Officer*
County Judge----David F. Oraham
Commissioner*________Ora Clark,
E. H. Brumbach.
Sheriff--------------------c. W. Glenn
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
NY8SA
OREOON
TOWNSEND CLUB
MEETING8
Meetings of the Townsend
Olub are held every Tuesday
at the Community Church.
The Public la Invited
Epti Frost ..............President
Mrs. A. V. Pruyn ______ Sec)
NYSSA LIBRARY
OPEN SATURDAY
Town Patrons__ .3:30 to 5:30
Out-of-town patron*
2:30 to 7:30
ALL PATRONS WELCOME
Mrs. Fred Marshall, Librarian
Nyssa Public School*
A. L. FLETCHER
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
NYSSA
; OREGON
DR. E. D. NORCOTT
DENTIST
Office Phone 35F2
X-RAY EXAMINATIONS
NYSSA
OREGON
Ny*»a Aerie
F. O. E. No. 2134
MEETS WEDNESDAY NIGHT
AT EAGLES HALL
Visiting Eagles Welcome
CLAUDE WILLSON, Pres.
KERMIT LIENKAEMPER
Secretary
Superintendent ......Leo HoUenberg
ON THE OLD JOB
H. D. Holme«
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City Limits
NYSSA. OREOON Phone 1
Facts About Owyhee Project
Cost of Owyhee Dam - $6.009.000
7H miles of Tunnel
$4.000.000
Siphons, canals, etc. ._ $3,000,000
Owyhee dam storage capacity
----------------715,000 acre feet
Heigh th of d a m ________ 530 feet
From lowest point of foundation
to top.
Leading project city. Nyssa. Oregon
Elevation of land .....2J2S0 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
TRUCKING
and
TRANSFERRING
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