Nyssa gate city journal., June 01, 1939, Image 4

NYSSA G ATE C IT Y JO U RNAL, TH U RSD AY, JUNE 1, 1939
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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL’S
PROGRAM
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Co-operative Marketing Association
for Malheur Farmers
A Properly Equipped Trailer Camp
A City Park
A Comprehensive Street Improvement
Plan
IN W H IC H W E GET OUR
EARS PINNED BACK -A N D DO
SOME PINNING OURSELVES
IT H IN the last week we received a letter
from Joshua Bernhardt, head of the sugar
section of the Department of Agriculture in
which he encloses a "Statement Concerning 1939
Beet Sugar Marketing Allotments,” and which he
states "w ill indicate to you that the processors in
your area have received their fair share of beet
sugar quota for this year.”
Dr. Bernhardt evidently doesn’t like the idea
of individuals taking up the fight for the protec­
tion of the American farmer’s market when to
do so one has to mention a specific company.
His “ statement” says that “ many of the tele­
grams received mention the Amalgamated
Sugar company” and then goes on to say that
the company did not market all of the sugar pro­
duced in 1938. W ell there was good reason
why it was not marketed— there has been in the
last year a constantly lowering of prices and the
company, which in fact is the marketing agency
for tne grower, was looking for a better market.
Back of this whole cock-eyed idea of limiting
the American farmers market, is the reciprocal
trade agreements. As an example we borrow a
few remarks from “ The Sugar Beet” a magazine
published quarteily by the Amaglamated Sugar
Co. “ President Roosevelt stated that to re­
duce the Cuban quota on sugar and give it to the
American farmers would seriously jeopardize
the big improvement made in our export trade
with that country. Figures compiled by the U. S.
Department of Commerce show, however, that
since the reciprocal trade agreement has been in
effect with Cuba, the United States concessions
to Cuba, including sugar, have amounted to
$178,453,000 while Cuban concessions to the
United States have only amounted to $23,668,-
000 or a net concession to Cuba of $154,785,000
by the American taxpayers.”
That “ net” concession to Cuba of $154,785,-
000 is more than the gross value of the sugar
produced in the entire continent of the United
States! The gross value o f sugar produced in
the continental United States is about $150,000,-
000— and we are willing to bet a plugged nickle
that our hotshots in Washington would be wail­
ing to high heaven if the American sugar grower
put his labor on the same rate o f pay as that of
the the Cuban, whose average wage scale is 75
cents a d ay!
But these high minded zealots with a tempor­
ary (w e hope) residence in Washington are not
singling out the sugar beet farmer but our beef
livestock raisers as well. President Roosevelt
took particular pains just recently, to castigate
the American manufacturers o f corned beef for
charging exorbitant prices to the Navy for the
famous “ corned W illy “ saying that the Argen­
tine product was not only cheaper hut was in
fact superior to that produced in the United
States. Well, having been in Uncle Sams ser­
vice for about sixteen years we claim to know
something of the taste o f coined beef and as
far as we are concerned that produced in the
United States is the tops. O f course, tastes dif­
fer There is one thing fundamentally wrong
with all of these crack-pot trade agreements ami
it bobs up in this one over feeding the Navy
Argentine corned beef that is the difference in
the wages that are paid to the laborers used in
it’s production. Roosevelt was much put out be­
cause the Navy was asked to pay the American
canners 24 cents per pound as against 15 cents
asked by our “ good neighbors” in the south, but
he fails to show any qualms about the fact that
the American canners have to pay their labor
68.8 cents per hour while those in the Argentine
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receive 12 cents an hour— just the small differ­
ence of 575 per cent in the w’ages »aid to labor!
And on top o f this difference of labor wages,
the American canner must follow certain speci­
fications which are contained in a document
entitled "Federal Standard Stock Catalog PP-B-
201" which goes on to regulate just how and
what shall go into a can o f corned beef as for
example “ D-l. Unless specifically otherwise
stated in the invitation for bids, the subject com­
modity shall be prepared only in a plant which
is regularly operated UNDER TH E SUPERVIS­
ION of the Bureau of Animal Industry, Depart­
ment of Agriculture, and shall be inspected,
passed, and marked in accordance with regula­
tions governing meat inspection of the United
States Department of Agriculture, “ United
States inspected and passed by Department of
Agriculture” or the proper abbreviation thereof.”
We wonder how many o f the fair haired boys
from the Department of Agriculture are down
in the land of the vaqueros, telling the Argen­
tine packers how the corned beef will be packed,
and how much they will pay the laborers work­
ing in the packing plant?
But getting back to the sugar situation, the
amendment to the sugar act which would give
to the American sugar beet grower better tnan
th
fifty per cent of the American sugar market, is
still in the House committee and our congress­
man from this district laments that “ it is hope­
less, we cannot bring it out on the floor” — we
do not expect our representatives to do the im­
possible— but why take a defeatist attitude?
Why not get those great “ servants of the pee-
pul” to bring it out on the floor where it belongs.
W e need more than figureheads in Washington
if the American farmer is to get his rightful
share of the American market.
A C IT Y ZO NING SYSTEM
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Ministers or others interested in church publicity are Invited to use
the columns ol the Journal to carry important messages and notices
to their congregations. Please try to get your copy in by Tuesday ol
each week.
M ETH O D IST COM M UNITY
F IR S T CHURCH OF C H RIST
CHURCH
SC IEN TIST
Floyd E. White, Pastor
215 North 9th Street. Payette, Idaho
A. B. Hahn, Sunday school supt.
A branch ol the Mother Church,
Sunday schol 10 a. m. Lesson sub­
the First Church o l Christ, Scient­ ject: A Good L ile s Defense.
is t , In Boston, Massachusetts.
Morning worship 11:15 with Dr.
Prank Mathis as speaker.
Subject: God the only cause and
Epworth league 7 p. m.
Junior league 7 p. m.
creator.
Golden Text: Psalms 93:1. The
Evening worship 8. Dr. Mathis
Lord reigneth. he is clothed with will "fonduct services each evening
majesty the Lord is clothed with until June 11. Come and join us in
strength, wherewith he hath girded these meetings. You will enjoy
himself: the world also is stablished. them.
and it cannot be moved.
The Wednesday evening meeting,
at which time testimonials of Christ
ian healing and remarks on Christ­
ian Science are given, is held at
eight o'clock.
The Reading Room is located in
the Church Building, where the
Bible and authorized
Christian
Science Literature may be read, bor­
rowed or purchased, and is open
every day from two to four p. m„ ex­
cept Sunday and holidays.
The public is cordially invited to
attend our services and make use of
the Reading Room.
L. D. S. CHURCH
10:00 a. m. Sunday school.
11:30 a. m. Priesthood meeting.
8:00 p. m. Evening services.
2:00 p. m. Tuesday, relief society
j meeting.
2:00 p. m. Saturday, primary
J children’s meeting.
ASSEM BLY OF GOD GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
Three blocks South of Main on
First street.
Ernest C. Knull, Pastor.
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.
Classes for all ages. Mrs. Gene
Honey, superintendent.
Morning worship at 11:15 a. m.
Young peoples meeting at 7:30 p.
m.
Evangelistic meeting at 8:15 p.
m.
Everyone welcome.
K IN G M A N C O M M UNITY
CHURCH
Ernest Tetwiler, Pastor
Sunday school 10 a. m. Mrs. M. F.
Nichols, superintendent.
Morning worship 11 a. m.
Christian Endeavor 7:45 p. m.
Evening worship 8:30 p. m.
Everyone welcome.
Tract No. 487-A, description N I»
SWW S W ’ i . sec. 15, twp. 31, rge.
41. price *10.00.
Tract No. 488-A, description NW
NWW, sec 14, twp
15. rge. 42,
puce *50.00.
Tract No. 489-A, description S ’ »
SEW, SEW 3 W 'i, sec. 23. twp. 1„,
rge. 42, price *60.00.
Tract No. 490-A, description SW W
N W 'i. sec. 25, twp. 15, rge. 42,
SEW NE**, sec. 26, twp 15, rge. 42,
A ll West and South of Orchard's
Water Canal In the SWW NEW
less Cemetery, sec. 26, twp. 15, rge
42, price *50.00.
Tract No. 491-A, description N W
SEW, SWW SWW, sec. 23, twp. la,
rge. 42; SW SW, WW NWW SWW,
sec. 25, twp. 15, rge. 42; All sec.
36, twp. 15, rge. 42, price *470.00.
Tract No. 492-A, description SW
NWW. sec. 13, twp. 16, rge. 42;
SWW, WW SEW, SW NEW, sec.
14, twp. 16, rge. 42; NWW, WW
NEW, sec. 23, twp. 16, rge. 42,
price *320 00
Tract No. 493-A, description All sec.
5, twp. 31, rge. 42; All sec. 7, twp.
31, rge. 42; All sec. 19, twp. 30,
rge. 42; All sec. 31, twp. 30, rge. 42.
price $640.00.
Tract No. 494-A, description EW,
EW WW, sec. 31, twp. 30, rge. 43,
price $240.00.
Tract No. 495-A, description SEW
NEW, sec. 25, twp. 17, rge. 44,
price $40.00.
Tract No. 496-A, description SW
SW, sec. 35, twp. 17, rge. 44, price
$160.00.
Tract No. 497-A, description EW
NWW, lot 1. EW lot 2, sec. 7, twp.
18. rge. 44; NWW of lot 2, sec. 7,
twp. 18, rge. 44; NW SWW of lot
2, NEW SWW, sec. 7, twp. 18, rge
44, price $55.25.
Tract No. 498-A, description A ll lying
North and West of County Road
in NEW SEW. sec. 3. twp. 19, rge.
44. price $10.00.
Tract No. 499-A, description All
South and West of Malheur River
in NEW SWW. sec. 6. twp. 19, rge.
44. price $10.00.
Tract No. 500-A, description SW
SW SWW, sec. 25, twp. 30, rge. 40;
1.8 Acres South of Antelope L a t­
eral in NW SW SWW, sec. 25, twp.
30, rge. 44; Land lying South of
Antelope Unit in SEW, sec. 27. twp.
30, rge. 44; SWW. sec. 27, twp. 30,
rge. 44; NW NW, sec. 35. twp. 30.
rge. 44; NW NWW, sec. 36, twp.
30, rge. 44, price $120.00.
Tract No. 501-A, description NWW
NWW, sec. 15, twp. 18, rge. 45.
price $20.00.
Tract No. 502-A, description Strip
of land North of Canal in SEW
SEW, sec. 21, twp. 18. rge. 45.
price $10.00.
Tract No. 503-A, description SW
SEW, SEW SWW, NWW SEW,
sec. 28. twp. 29. rge. 45, price
$80.00
Tract No. 504-A, description All
South and East of Jordan Creek
in NEW and in SEW NWW, sec.
19, twp. 30, rge. 45; SEW less 3
Acres more or less West of An­
telope Unit, sec. 19, twp. 30, rge.
45, price $60.00.
Tract No. 505-A, description NEW
SEW. sec. 1, twp. 18, rge. 46, price
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Vern W. Martin, Pastor
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCO PAL CHURCH
Morning worship at 11 a. m.
Rev. Stanley Moore, Pastor
Message by the pastor.
Church and Sunday School at
Young peoples service 7:15 p. m.
9:30 Sunday.
Evangelistic service begins at 8
Communion the second Sunday ol
p. m.
the month.
Everyone invited to come.
Guild meets second Wednesday of
Tuesday noon, prayer and lasting
each month at 2:30 p. m.
service at the parsonage.
The Reverend Stanley Moore has
Wednesday evening prayer meet
announced that he will close the ing, 8 p. m.
$20.00
Nyssa and Ontario services for this
Every second Thursday the For­ Tract No. 506-A, description North
coming Sunday. June 4, to afford eign Missionary society hold theit
15 Acres of SEW NWW, sec. 12,
twp. 21, rge. 46, price $15.00.
opportunity for the members of the monthly meeting.
Tract No. 507-A, description NEW
two parishes to attend a joint dedi­
Mrs. F. A. Powell president.
SEW, Lot 7, Lot 8, sec. 13, twp. 21,
cation service to be held in Holy
These services will be held in the
rge. 46. price $60.00.
Trinity Mission in Vale, at 11 a. m. old theatre building.
Tract No. 508-A, description EW
NEW
SWW. sec. 20. twp 17, rge
The Right Reverend William P.
47, price $20.00.
Remington, Episcopal
Bishop of
SUNSET V ALLE Y CHURCH
Tract No. 509-A, description NWW
Eastern Oregon will conduct the
Preaching service 10 a. m.
NWW, NEW SWW NWW, sec. 5,
twp. 18, rge. 47; EW NEW, sec. 6,
services which will dedicate
an
Rev. Matthews, evangelist will be
twp. 18, rge 47, price $65.00.
alter, given by Mr. C. C. Mueller in the speaker.
Tract No. 510-A. description NEW
memory
of his departed
wife
Special number In song will be
N W W , sec. 5, twp, 18, rge.. 47,
Ophelia. At this same service two rendered.
price $20.00.
Tract
No. 511-A, description NEW
eucharistic candle sticks, given by a
All are urged to attend these ser­
SWW, NW SEW SWW, sec. 6.
friend of Mrs Mueller in her mem­ vices.
twp. 18, rge. 47, price $60.00.
ory will also be dedicated.
Sunday school will be held im ­ Tract No. 512-A. description SW
NW NWW SWW, SW NWW S W 'i.
Services will also be held for the mediately following morning wor­
sec. 6, twp. 18, rge 47; NW S W 1,
late Bishop Robert Paddock, who ship.
SWW. sec. 6. twp. 18, rge. 47; SW
passed away in New York City, May
Everyone welcome
SWW SWW less West 7W Acres,
17. Bishop Paddock preceded Bishop
sec. 6. twp. 18. rge. 47, price $60.00.
Tract
No. 513-A, description Lots
Remington as Bishop of Eastern
NYSSA GOSPEL TABERNACLE
1, 2, 3 and 4. Block 79 Green's Ad­
Oregon.
Wm. K. Hoag. Pastor
dition to City of Nyssa. price
Members of the Nyssa Parish who
$40.00
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Tract
No. 514-A, description Lois
plan on attending the Vale services,
Devotional service 11 a. m.
6, 7, 8 and 9. Block 75 Green's Ad­
are asked to notify Mrs. J. J. Sara-
Evangelistic service 8 p. m.
dition to City of Nyssa, price
zin, and particularly if they can
$30.00
Bible reading Tuesday evening.
furnish transportation to others
Midweek
prayer and worship Tract No. 515-A, description Lots 4
and 5, Block 65 Green's Addition
going to Vale.
Thursday evening.
to City of Nyssa, price $30.00.
It is planned tor all members to
All are welcome to our services.
Tract
No. 516-A, description Lots
meet at the St. Paul Parish hall in
17 and 18. Block 147 Ward's A d ­
dition
to City o f Nyssa, price
time to leave by 10:15 a. m.
PAR M A LUTHERAN CHURCH
$75.00.
A. A. Schmidt, Pastor
Tract No. 517-A, description Lots 6.
Day in Payette—
Drainage District is the owner a n d ,
7 and 8. Block 78 Original Town-
K IN G M AN K O LO N Y L.D.S.
10:00 a. m. Sunday school for all.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Bayer and holder of Certificates ol Delinquency
site of Ontario, price $30.00.
numbered 7981. 7982. 7983. 7984 and
SUNDAY SCHOOL
10:30 a. m. Divine services
daughter spent Tuesday visiting in 7985.
Tract No. 518-A, description Lots 19
issued on the 13th day ol August
"A changeless Christ for a chang­
Meets in Kingman Kolony school
Payette.
and 20. Block 82 Original Town-
1938, by the Tax Collector of the
site o f Ontario, price $100.00.
ing world.”
County of Malheur, State of Ore­ house Sunday at 1:00 p. m.
Tract
No. 519-A. description
The
gon. tor the total amount of Three
leaves for Dillon—
South 10 ft. of Lot 9 and All Lot
Thousand Nine Hundred Thirty-
10, Block 205 Original Townsite
A. L. Atkeson and daughter re­ eight and 29/100 Dollars ($3938129) named defendants and each and period not exceeding 5 years; and
of Ontario, price $15.00.
thereof and also foreclosing all tracts priced at more than
turned to Dillon. Mont.. Sunday a ft­ the same being the amount then every
due and delinquent for drainage the liens against the property above $500.00 for cash or for not less than Tract No. 520-A, description Lots 11.
er spending the past ten days with district assessments for the years described and mentioned in said Cer 2 0 cash, and the remainder to be
12, 13. 14 and 15. Block 250 O ri­
ginal Townsite of Ontario, price
1936 ___
and _____
1937 _ tificates of Delinquency,
Mrs. Atkeson and Elizabeth and 1932 1933-34. 1935. ___
_ . . . . . and
. id quiet- paid under written agreement with
$50.00.
the
purchaser
in
equal
installments
together
with
interest
and
costs
ing
the
title
thereto
in
the
plaintiff
attending to business matters.
No 521-A, description Lots
thereon accrued and accruing, upon against each and every one of the over a period not exceeding ten Tract
real property assessed to Fred J above named defendants. And you years; all deferred payments to
16 and 17. Block 291 Original
Kiesel Estate, of the above named and each of you hereby are sum- draw interest at the rate of 6% per
Townsite of Ontario, price $10 00
defendants. the owner of record, moned to appear within 60 days aft- annum, payable annually; all sales Tract No. 522-A, description Lots 1
to 10, incl.. Block 314, Lots 1. 2
situated In said County and State. | ed the first publication of this sum- and agreements to be subject to all
described as:
and 3, Block 315 Original Town-
mons. exclusive of the day of first terms and conditions of Sec. 69-813.
site of Ontario, price $65 00.
publication, and defend this action Oregon Code, and Chap 402, Laws
The East half of East half of
or pay the amount due as shown o f 1937; all lands within the bound- Tract No. 523-A. description Lots
Southwest quarter of Southeast
above,
together
with
attorney’s
fee
aries
of
Irrigation
or
Drainage
Dis
13 to 19. Incl.. Block 1 Riverside
quarter (EWEWSWWSEW), the
Addition to Ontario, price $35.00.
South half of Northeast quarter [ and costs incurred, and in case of tricts to be sold subject to any valid
your
failure
so
to
do.
decree
will
be
assessments
made
or
to
be
made
by
Tract
No. 524-A, description Lots 7,
List of Legal Adver­
(SW NEW ), the South half of
8 and 9, Block 12 Riverside Addi­
North half of Northeast quar­ ' rendered foreclosing all of your said District since the date said
tisements in this is­
claim and interest in and to said lands were acquired by the County
tion to Ontario, price $15.00.
ter (8WNWNEW). the North­
property and also foreclosing the and all lands within the boundaries Tract No. 525-A, description Lot 29.
east quarter of Northwest quar­
sue, as required by
of
the
Warmsprings
Irrigation
Dls-
lien
of
said
certificates
of
delin
Block
2 Terrace Heights Addition
ter of Northeast quarter (NEW -
vhich have been classified as
quency and the said attorney's fee trict which
to Ontario, price $15.00.
Law.
NW W NEW ). the Northwest quar­
in
classes
5
and
6.
and
as
to
which
and costs incurred against the land '“ **
*
Tract No. 526-A, description Lots
ter of Northeast quarter of
49 and 50. Block 2 Terrace
and premises above named and des­ said County has heretofore by reso­
Northeast quarter < NWW NEW -
cribed. and quieting title against lution dated September 3rd, 1930.
Heights Addition
to
Ontario
N E 1» ) and South half of North­
said
|
authorized
a
transfer
to
said
dis­
price $10.00.
you
and
each
of
you
as
to
east quarter of Northeast quar­
SI MMONS FOR PU B LIC ATIO N
trict
of
the
water
rights
appurten­
property
above
described
Tract
No.
527-A.
description
Lots
ter of Northeast quarter (8W -
IN THE C IR C U IT COURT OF
38 to 42, incl.. Block 5 Terrace
NEWNEWNEW). ail of Section
1711$ summons is published by ant to said lands or to be sold with­
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
out
water
right.
Heights Addition
to
Ontario,
17, Township 19 South of Range
order of the Honorable Charles W
MALHEUR COUNTY.
Said lands numbered as to tracts
price $50 00.
47 E. W. M.; The East half of
Ellis. Circuit Court Judge, made this
Nyssa-Arcadia Drainage District, a
and with the minimum prices set Tract No. 528-A, description Lots 7
East half (EWEW) of Section j 24th day of May. 1939
Quu ast-Muntcipal C o r p o r a t i o n ,
opposite each tract or as follows,
and 8. Block 4 Original Townsite
eight (8) Township 19 South of
aintlff
Piai
C AR L H. COAD.
to-w it:
of Vale, price $10 00.
Range 47 E W M.; T h e East
vs.
Attorney for Plaintiff Residence J _ _ _ _
Tract
No. 529-A. description Lot 21.
hall
of
Southeast
quarter
(EW-
Tri-State Investment Company, a
and Post-office Address: Nyssa.
No-
description. N .»
Block 5 Hadley's 2nd. Addition to
SE'»>. and the Southeast quar­
SW. sec. 29. twp. 20. rge. 39; EW
corporation; Ogden Trust and De­
Oregon
Vale,
price $10.00
ter of Northeast quarter >SE‘ ,-
SEW. SWW SEW. sec. M. twp. 20.
velopment Company, a corpora­
Pirst publication May 25. 1939
rge 39; NW NEW. SEW NEW Tract No. 530-A, description Lots 5
NEW>. all of Section 5. Town­
tion; Fred W Kiesel and Jane B
Last
publication.
Juñe
22.
1939
WW NWW. sec 31. twp 20. rge. | and 6. Block 17 Eldredge Addition
Kiesel. his wife; Wilhelmlne Paul- I ship 19 South of Range 47 E W
- 1 39. price $120 00
to Vale, price $20 00.
M ; all that portion of the West
me Kiesel Shearman and W H
NOTICE OF SALE OF C O I N T Y , Tract No 481-A. description SEW Tract No. 531-A description Lots T
half
of
West
half
(WWWW>
of
Shearman, her husband; Fred J.
OWNED
LANDS
and 8. Block 17 Eldredge Addition
Section 4. Township 19 South of
NWW. EW SWW. SWW SWW.
Kiesel Estate, a co-partnership;
Pursuant to an order of the
Range 47 E W M lying West
sec. 2. twp 17. rge 40: NEW NEW. I to Vale, price $20 00.
W A Bishop and Vera Bishop,
Tract
No. 532-A. description LoLv
County
Court
of
Malheur
County.
of
the
right
of
way
of
the
Ore­
SW
NEW
.
sec.
10,
twp.
17.
rge.
40;
i
his wife; and also ail other per­
Oregon, dated the 22nd day of April.
NW *. NWW. sec 11. twp. 17, rge ! 26. 27 and 28. Block 11 Hope A d ­
sons or person unknown claiming ] gon Short Line Railroad there­
dition
to Vale, price $15.00.
1939. I will on the 3rd day of June.
40. price $80 00
any right, title or interest in and j on; and all that portion of the
1939 at the hour of 10:00 o’clock A. Tract No 482-A. description SEW Tract No. 533-A. description Lot 8
to the real property, described in ! West half of Northwest quarter
M . at the front door of the County
W W NW W », of the Northwest
SEW. sec. 26, twp. 30. rge. 40. i Block 12 Hope Addition to Vale,
the application on file herein. De­
price $5 00.
quarter of Southwest quarter
Court House at Vale. Oregon, offer
price $10 00.
fendants.
i
N
W
'
i
S
W
1
»
)
.
and
of
the
South­
for
sale
the
tracts
of
land
herein­
Tract
No 483-A. description WW ! Tract No. 534-A. description Lot 14.
To Ogden Trust and Develop- i
Block 32 Hope-Holland Addition
after described and numbered for
SEW. sec. 13. twp 13. rge 41; WW
nient Company, a corporation; Fred I west quarter of Southwest quar­
to Vale, price $5.00
ter <SWW8WW> of Section 9.
not less than the prices fixed by
EW EW SEW. sec. 24. twp. 13. rge
W Kiesel: Jane B Kiesel; W ilhel­
Township
19.
South
of
Range
Tract
No. 535-A. description Lots 1
said
Court
with
the
proportionate
41.
price
$80
00
mine Pauline Kiesel Shearman; W
47 E. W M lving West of the
and 2. Block 1 Nelsen s Addition
cost of publication added thereto
Tract No 484-A description WW
H Shearman; Fred J. Kiesel Estate,
to Vale, price $20.00.
right of way of the Oregon
NEW. EW N W '.. sec 35. twp. 18.
a co-partnership: W A. Bishop:
Said lands will be offered for sale
¡T ract No 536-A. description Lots 1
rge 41. price $40 00
Vera Bishop: and also all other per- i Short Line Railroad Company
to the highest bidder for cash: or
thereon
sons or person unknown claiming
all tracts priced at $200 00 or less to Tract No 485-A. description WW I and 6. Block 16 Northwest Town-
site Addition to Vale, price $10 00.
SEW. sec 36. twp. 19. rge. 41.
any right, title or interest in and to
Said defendants and each of them the highest bidder for cash, and all
Tract No 537-A. description Lots 1.
the real property described In the hereby are notified further that the tracts priced at more than $20000 | price $50 00
2 and 5. Block 17. AH Block 18
application on (lie herein, of the Nvssa-Arcadia
Drainage
District and not more than $500 00 for cash Tract No 486-A. description SEW
•Northwest Townsite Addition to
sec 17. twp. 21, rge 41; WW SEW.
above name defendants:
will apply to the Circuit Court of or for not less than 20% cash and
Vale,
price $20 00
IN THE NAM E OF TH E STATT the County and State aforesaid for the remainder to be paid under
NEW SEW. SEW NE*., sec. 32
twp. 21. rge 41; WW. sec 21. twp.
O F OREGON: You hereby are a decree and judgment foreclosing written agreement with the pur-
C. W GLENN
notified that the Nyssa-Arcadia I all claims and interest of the above : chaser in equal installments over a I 20. rge 42. price $160 00
Sheriff. Malheur County .Oregon.
EC EN TLY a questionaire was mailed out
in Gooding in which, among other things,
was framed several questions in regard to estab­
lishing a zoning system in this community. Early
returns have indicated that there is considerable
interest in establishing such a set-up here.
Larger cities have zoning regulations and it is
necessary that they should, and numerous com­
munities of comparative size to Gooding have
found it advisable to follow a similar plan.
Zoning is a question involving the future wel­
fare of any town of this size. It is a question in
which every property owner should be vitally
interested . . . not only in protecting the value of
residences in any particular section, but in con­
trolling and regulating the appearance o f newer
residential sections.
It seems only fair that if a property owner
should choose to build a $6,000 residence in a
particular district, he would have the satisfac­
tion of knowing that the city would forbid the
construction of a $200 building on the adjoining
lot. Not that the small builder should be penal­
ized . . . the zoning need not be so stringent as to
make the building of small home prohibitive,
but it would provide a means of regulations.
Comprehensive zoning in cities of this size
will work only where the citizens appreciate its
value and are willing to sacrifice something for
the common good of a better community in
which to live— no zoning proposal can with­
stand the pressure of antagonistic public
opinion.— The Gooding Independent.
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