Nyssa gate city journal., June 22, 1939, Image 4

NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1939
Oregon,
1 acre Railroad
owned
Stone Park.
you value your lile, don’t burn up and Mrs. Yellow
by Otegon excepting
Short Line
Dick Davis visited Mrs. Jess Company
the roads and don't burn up the
countryside Throwing lighted cig- Lackey in Ontario Tuesday.
5. E NE’.SEU
16, T. 21 S. County,
R. 46
W. M Sec.
in Malheur
arettes and cigars out of the win­ Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff stop­ Oregon,
on contract to E L.
dows of your car as you pass along ped at the Bratton farm on their Firestone sold
on which
there
is ta 09
the road, may cause great loss of way home from Ontario Wednes- unpaid balance
owing
ol
$370
and interest. Sec. 16, T. 21 S R. U
life end property. Use the ash­ dsy
trays p.ovided by the car manufac­ Npllie Stewait is pickin; cher- 6. NW'.SE1.
E W. M. in Malheur County,
0 ft E Sl0(N ~)N Í & S ( f Ä P E R
turer cl disposing of stubs an.I ries for F. A. Hoag.
Oregon,
Sold on on contract
to Isaac is
ashes.
And
be
sure
you
have
plenty
W.
which there
Mr and Mrs. Andirw Brown ana an Firestone
j
Ministers
or
others
interested
In
church
publicity
are
Invited
to
use
unpaid
balance
owing
of
of
ashtrays
around
the
summer
children of Vale called at the W E $271.00 and intetest.
P ub
s h | e r y A s s o c i a t i o n I to the their
columns
ol the Journal
important
messages
notices
congregation
Please to try carry
to get
your copy
in by and
Tuesday
ot t.m p or cottage.
Brown
heme
Saturday
evening.
7.
NhSW
',
Sec.
16,
T.
21
S.
R
4,1
, each week.
Do your part to protect your life, Hans Oft took some cattle to E. W M in Malheur County,
_ a -II f
Oregon, sold on contract to Clias
your property, and the great out­ Portland
WINIFRED BROWN THOMAS - - - • Owner
METHODIST COMMUNITY doors
F IRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
B West on which there is un­
against fire. — The Journal. the train. Friday. Mrs. Oft went on paid
CHURCH
LOI IS P THOMAS . . . . Editor and Publisher
balance owing of (278.00
SCIENTIST
Prairie
City'.
and V, interest.
E. White, Pastor
Irene Amidnu help J Mrs. Qeorge 8. f,W
213 North 9th Street. Payette, Idaho A. B Floyd
Sec. 35, T. 20 S. R. 46 E. W
Sunday school supt.
Stewart during haying last week.
A branch ol the Mother Church, Sunday Hahn,
INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS AND RELIGION. OPTIMISTIC
M
in
school
10
o'clock
Mr.
Derry
and
Vernon
and
A.
A.
13 Malheur
and 14 in County
Block 14, Oregon
Orig­
the First Church ol Christ, Sclent- Subject What It means to keep NEWS OF RECORD Bratton spent the week end In Bak­ 9. Lots
IN DISPOSITION WITH NO INTERESTS TO SERVE
inal
Townaite
ol
Nyssa.
Malheur
lest, in Boston. Massachusetts.
EXCEPT THOSE OF MALHEUR COUNTY
County
Oregon,
sold
on
contract
the
Faith"
R
county.
The Wednesday evening meeting, Golden text "I have fought the Deane Goodman et ux to State er Beulah
E Ensminger on which
Brock nf Ontario spent a to Frank
at which time testimonials of Christ good
is an unpaid balance owing
of
Oregon—8.83
acres
In
NEW'i-
ADVERTISING RATES
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
light, I have finished the NW1, sec. 12-21-37. 6-3-39. $385 55. few days this week with Sybil Penn. there
ot
$135.00
and interest.
ian
healing
and
remarks
on
Christ­
Open rate, per Inch........... 30c
10 Lot 12 In Block 1, Original Town-
I have kept the iaith.”
Guy
Pratt
stopped
at
the
Arm­
ian Science are given, is held at course,
One
Yesr
•*>
David
M.
Kime
et
ux
to
Alvin
L
site
of
Nyssa,
Malheur County,
National.
Per
Inch
30c
Morning worship 11:15 a. m.
Six Months ...........
1100
strong home Friday on their way Oregon.
eight o'clock.
Lee—lot
15.
Harper
Ranch
subdi­
Classifieds. Per word ......Ole
Judge
Chapman
of
Boise
will
Simile (Strictly
Copies In .....................OS
11 That
part of Block
7 of the
orig­
The Reading Room is located in
Baker.
6-8-39. $100. <Q. C. deed.i to Melvin
Minimum 25c
Advance)
the message. Also J. J. Flem­ vision.
inal Townsite
of Nyssa,
Malheur
the Church Building, where the bring
Spitze left for Corvallis to County,
Marvin
Imler
et
al
to
Alfred
Mat­
Oregon,
lying
west
of
tire
ming
of
Eoise
a
former
pastor
of
Bible and authorized Christian this church will be a guest at the thews et ux-metes and bounds In attend summer schol Sunday- rllev and south of the A. Hlnscli
Science
Literature
may
be
read,
bor­
morning
wish
Kenneth
Baker
of
tract
and
noith
of
the
Lawrence
SW>, sec. 36-16-47. 3-1-39. $1.500.
Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County. Oregon
service.
Service Station tract In said
rowed or purchased, and Is open morning
Harriet C. Barlow to E. Cole 1 Ontario,
Entered at the postoffice al Nyssa. Oregon for transmission
Block or
7, being
142 feet and in width,
Brother O. F. Bacon of Boise who Thornburg
every
day
from
two
to
four
p.
m„
ex­
sec.
21-
Mr.
anti
Mrs.
Elmar
Harmon
end
et
ux—W'iNE
more
less, north
south,
through the United Stales Mulls, as second class matter, under
was teacher of the adult Bible class 16-47. 3-11-39. $870.
cept Sunday and holidays.
and
100
feet
in
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
McDaniels
of
the act of March 3. 1879
The public is cordially invited to for over 13 years will be back to give Anna W Medlin et vir to Callie Boise visited from Friday evening less, east and west. width, more or
6 and 5 In of Block
Origin­
attend our services and make use ol a summary on the life and teach­ Chastain et vir—lot 3, Harper until Sunday afternoon at the home 12. Lots
al Towrsite
Nyssa, 17, Malheur
ings of Paul that we have been Ranch Subdivision, less a strip of of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dad County,
the Reading Room.
studying the last quarter.
3 Oregon.
In Block 13, Oii ••
land 80 feet wide along south line, i Armstrong. Saturday afternoon they 13. Lot
Epworth
Leaugue
7
p
.m.
NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL’S
Townsite
of Nyssa, Maineur
6-8-39.
$2.091.
motored
to
Cambridge
to
attend
the
L. D. S. CHURCH
Oregon.
Besides the regular lesson at this J. H. Howland et ux to Lillie B. funeral of Mr. Armstrong’s niece, County,
PROGRAM
10:00 a. m. Sunday school.
And
the
the league is making plans for i Green—lots 35 and 36, block 4. Mrs. J W. Frazier w ho died Friday property: following person.»
11:30 a. m. Priesthood meeting. hour
--------+ --------
the
Lake
institute which starts on Riverside Add to Ontario. 5-25-39 morning.
1 saddle 1 and
steel wheel
8:00 p. m. Evening services.
July 10 All leaguers are urged to be $800.00.
Co-operative Marketing Association
wagon;
wood bridle;
wheel 1 wagsn.
, «1
2:00
p.
m.
Tuesday,
relief
society
Dr.
a
.
V.
Strauss
of
New
Ply-
tons hay; 350 posts; 1 giwalint-
present.
for Malheur Farmers
tractor;
and
the
following
hates
Mike Needham et ux to Thomas mouth called on WJU Brown Sun- of stock in Northwestern Pot:-
meeting.
worship 8 o'clock, sub­ Patrtck
A Properly Equipped Trailer Camp
Needham—16 8 acres in (]ay.
2:00 p. m. Saturday, primary ject Evening
"Blessed
Assurance."
Cement Company: 20 -nans
children’s meeting.
E'l'W'i'SW1, sec. 23-18-45. 6-13-39 shirley Davis spent Monday and land
A City Park
common stock, 20 shares 1st pre­
ferred
stock and 20 shares 2nd
°®- Hutchinson et ux to Floyd Tuesday
ASSEMBLY OF GOD GOSPEL ** Ray
A Comprehensive Street Improvement
preferred stock.
Ontario wtih her grandparents in Right
T.ABERNACLE
ST.
PAUL’S
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
is
reserved to reject any
Plan
McBride—E'zNE1, sec. 18; E 'jSE',
____________________
Three blocks South of Main on sec.
and all bids.
Rev. Stanley Moore, Pastor
7-16-46.
9-30-38.
$1.00.
June 7, 1939.
Church and Sunday School at First street.
O. L. Gleason et ux to Frank E. Daughter Home—
E. M GREIG,
Tl
Ernest
C
Knull,
Pastor.
9:30
Sunday.
Oregn..
Miss
Margaret
Olsen
arrived
in
Smith—metes
and
bounds
In
sec.
LIFE INSURANCE IS SCREWY!
Communion the second Sununs ol Sunday school at 10 a. m. Mrs. 29-19-47. 5-7-39. $100. (Q. C. deed.) Nyssa Friday to spend the summer First published Ontario,
June 8. 191 .
Last published July 6. 1939.
Gene Honey, superintendent.
ii T . IFE insurance is screwy,” writes an insur-
the month.
vacation
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Elva
Krise
Oakes
to
Mrs.
R.
M.
Guild meets second Wednesday of Classes for everyone, and every­ Turteling—lot 1. sec 28-17-47. 1-3- Mrs, Oscar C. Olsen. Miss Olsen is
ance authority. “You have to buy it when
one welcome.
a teacher in the Seattle schools.
you don’t need it because when you do need it, each month at 2:30 p. m.
L o d g e M e e tin g s
Morning worship at 11:15 a. m 39. C. $1.00.
W.
Glenn.
Sheriff
to
E.
A.
Pen­
you can’t get it. It is designed to take care of
Young
peoples
meeting
at
7
p.
m.
Visiting Members Invited to Attend
PARMA LUTHERAN CHURCH
nington—all
block
160,
Ontario.
8-
Miss Mary Brotzman is our young 12-37. $153.60.
two major hazards of life; i. e., either you will
A. A. Schmidt. Pastor
LIONS CLUB
people's
All the young folks Francis N. Grigg et ux to Golden
not live long enough of you will live too long.”
Statistics tells us that only eight are urged leader.
Meets: Monday noon at 12:10
to
come,
and
be
on
time.
of the people of our land
T. Gregg—NW'.NWbNE'i, NEH-
It’s easy to postpone buying life insurance— percent
Sinclair Cafe
will enjoy it.
attend services on Sunday morning You
NW1, . and N'-SE1, NW1, sec. 12-
A. L. Fletcher ................. President
Evangelistic
meeting
at
8:15
p.
m.
anyone can have a lot more fun with money and
two percent on Sunday eve­ Mid-week meeFing Wednesday at 18-44 5-26-39. $10.00.
K. K. Lienkaemper .......... Secretary
than paying premiums. But there’s no fun in ning but About
forty percent of the 8 p, m.
Samuel Fliegman et ux to Her­
people are on church reg­
waking up some morning with the knowledge American
bert P Fuller et al—N'-SE’ ,N E',
NYSSA CIVIC CLUB
isteis. but only twenty-nine percent CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE sec. 29-31-41. 2-21-38. $10.
Meets on the third Wednesday of
that it*s too late to obtain adequate insurance ever
attend church. A nation that
each month at 2 p. m.
United States to Pearl Tulley—
protection—and to have to face a dependent old has wandered
Vern W. Martin. Pastor
Parish Hall
so far from God and Sunday
N'-NW’, sec. 34-14-41. 3-25-1912.
school
at
10
a.
m.
age.
Mrs. Andrew Boersma Persldant
has thus neglected and disobeyed Morning worship at 11 a. m.
R. D. Lyons et ux to N. N. Elliott
Mrs. C. C. Hunt ......
'¿"retary
his plain commands need not be Message by the pastor.
—N'-NW’, sec. 34-14—41. 5-25-39.
Mrs.
K.
E.
Bailey
....
, usurer
$80.00.
surprised
when
evil
days
come
upon
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
Young
peoples
service
7:15
p.
m
DO WE WANT DEMOCRACY?
the Matter
of
the
Estate
of
it. History is proof sufficient of the Evangelistic service begins at 8 Harrison M. Russell et ux to Irel In Taylor
OREGON TRAIL
-*E
« I F we want democracy we cannot dispose truth that men can not prosper p. m.
Thomas J. Hickman—Undivided
NOTICE IS Gudmundsen,
HEREBY deceased.
GIVEN, Meets on the 2nd anu
’.uesday
when they neglect the Everyone invited to come.
interest in E'-NE1, sec. 25-18-45. That
of our responsibilities by marching to the continually
the
undersigned
has
been
William DeGrofft ........ ... Master
ance of God's Word. For the Tuesday noon, prayer and fasting 12-4-24. $10.
duly and regularly appointed ad­ Frank
Parr ........................ Overseer
Ê olls once in a while and giving lip service to the quid
ministratrix
of
the
above
entitled
sake
of
your
soul
and
the
welfare
Elna
Koopman
et
vir
to
H.
H.
at the parsonage.
estate; all persons having claims Mrs. Albert Hopkins ...... Secretary
¡ill of Rights,” writes Carl Dreher in Harper’s of your nation we bid you come and service
Richaardson—lots
3
and
4.
block
17.
against the above entitled estate
Wednesday evening prayer meet- Ontario. 6-15-39. $10.
Home Economics Club
of God.
“If we want democracy we have to work at it. I hear 10 a. the m Word
are hereby
to present
|
ing,
8
p.
m.
verified notified
as by law
required, the to Meets; 1st and 3rd Tuesdays
Sunday
school
for
all.
Alfred
R
Ditton
et
ux
to
Everett
We have to accept the idea of politics as every , 10:30 a m Divine services with Every second Thursday the For­ Lynn—SESNW'i NE'iSW', part! same,
tlle undersigned at Nyssa, Oregon, Mrs. Neil Dimmick..........Chairman
enn iNW
Mun , „„
j
Miwi
or to her attorneys.
Biggs & six Yturri
at [----------------------------------------------
citizen’s primary and unremitting concern, as : the celebration of Holy Communion eign Missionary society hold theii of S\V
and
part
of
NW
Ontario.
Oregon,
within
months
r e ig n Ivans
meeting.
our business in a very concrete and personal
Sermon subject: The Need of the monthly
SW>4
sec.
24-28-46
12-12-38.
$650.
of
the
date
of
the
first
publication
1 VETERANS
' 1 Owyhee
55 OF
01 Post fo
FORtIGN
Mrs
F
A.
Powell
president.
No. 3506 WARS
Bessie Doolittle to Marion Ken-! hereof.
_________
Hour
sense.”
Meets:
4th
Friday
of
each moniu
These
services
will
be
held
In
the
dall—lots 14. 15. 16. 17, and 18. block j
EDNA GUDMUNDSEN
If you have no church affilia- old theatre building.
We have left politics to the politicians—and ¡ :ions.
13. Riverside add. to Ontario. 6-10-, 8ti?ai |3§f the flrSt PUbUcat‘°n June I Meeting Place: City Hall Commander
we
bid
you
come
and
worship
what a mess has resulted! We have regarded | with us Strangers and visitors are
39 $1.00
Adjutant
6th, Date
1939. of the last publication July ! George G1°nmger
McKee .....
KINGMAN COMMUNITY
M
A.
Moorris
et
ux
to
Wiliam
welcome.
government as something in which we have no j always
CHURCH
changeless Christ for a chang­
Hickling—
lots
12
and
13.
black
13.
direct interest, and the consequence has been a ing A world.
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION
Auxiliary
*
'503
Ernest Tetwiler, Pastor
Riverside add. to Ontario. 5-31-39. DEPARTMENT 027655
OF THE INTERIOR Meets , 2nd.
„ ? “2*7?”
, . „ Hall „
Friday at , Parish
steady extension of bureaucratic power at the
Sunday school 10 a. m. Mrs. E. $10
(Q C. deed).
General
Land
Office
at
The
Dalles,
j
Fredricka
Kollen
President
Osborn,
superintendent.
expense of us all. We’ve worked on the principle
William Hickling to Marion Ken­
SUNSET VALLEY CHURCH
Oregon, May 24, 1939.
Mrs.
L.
Norris
............Secretary
Morning
worship
11
a.
m.
dall—lots
12
and
13,
block
13.
River­
NOTICE is hereby given that
of “Let George do it”—and George has done us
Sunday school 10:30 a. m. at the Christian Endeavor 7:45 p. m. side add. to Ontario. 6-17-39. $10. Maud
Danner,
I.O.O.F
in, good and plenty !
Chas Ditty home.
Evening worship 8:30 p. m.
who, on Miller,
May 17, of 1935,
made Oregon,
Origin­
Nampa-Weiser
Co..
Inc.,
to
John
Gate City Lodge No. 214
al
Desert
Land
Entry,
Act
3-3-77,
Classes for all ages.
Everyone welcome.
Not until we all realize that government is oui-
Aeschclimann—part of lot 6. block
027655. for the NE'.NW1,. Meets: Tuesday, 8 p. m.
Lesson for June 18 "The Last Sup­
26. Eldridge add. to Vale. 6-8-39 No.
business, will we have the fair, effecient and per."
Section 28, Township 30 S. Range Meeting Place: Legion Hall
Matt 26:20-30.
NYSSA
GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
43 E., Willamette Meridian, has fil­ J. C. Greer .......... Noble Grand
$17.00.
economical government that is essential to
Come and study God's word with
ed notice
of intention
Wm. K. Hoag, Pastor
Marriage
Licenses
Issued
Proof,
to establish
claim to to make
the final
land James Caldwell ............. Secretary
us.
democracy.—Industrial News Review.
Sunday
school
10
a.
m.
above
described,
before
Sam
R
Luther
Clarence
Correll
and
Everyone
welcome.
Did you vote Monday? Are you going to vote
Scott, Notary Public, at Jordan Val- j
Devotional service 11 a. m.
Rebekah
Harmina de Boer 6-14-39.
ley,
Oregon,
on
the
7th
day
of
July,
Evangelistic
service
8
p.
m.
Yellow Rose No. 202
at the High School election.
Complaints
Filed
in
Circuit
Court
1939
KINGMAN KOI.ONY L.D.S.
Bible reading Tuesday evening.
names as witnesses: A. Meets: 2nd and 4th Thursdays
A. Oliver vs. Earl Skinner F. Claimant
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Midweek prayer and worship et John
Hill. W. S. Bruce, T. T. Garlic,
Legion Hall
al.
6-12-39.
Damages.
$2.000.
WHY OFF SHORE SUGAR?
and L. Y. Matthews, all of Arock, M
Mrs. Jennie Baker Noble Grand
Meets In Kingman Kolony school Thursday evening.
J.
C.
Woodward
vs.
William
E.
Oregon.
All are welcome to our services. Lees. 6-15-39. Recovery of money.
Secretary
T is hard to realize pust what motivates the house Sunday at 1:00 p. m.
W. F. JACKSON, I Mrs Frank Leuck
Register. FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGl.ES
$275.00.
reasoning of President Roosevelt in his
Ross O. Branch vs. Dorothy B. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Aprtp Nfl
recent letter to Governor Bottolfsen in regards
gained from summer homes and Branch.
DEPARTMENT 025635
OF THE INTERIOR Meets. Every Wednesdy,
? 7 V Eagles
, Hall
.
6-17-39 Divorce.
camps
can
be
transformed
easily
to the sugar beet acreage situation.
into tragedy and loss by fire. These
I General Land Office at The Dalles, A- c - Norcott
Worthy President
Roosevelt and his cabinet are moving heaven
Oregon.
May 24, 1939.
] i___________
Harry Miner................
Secretary
temporary homes, by their very na­
VALLEY
VIEW
NOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
_
_
_______________
and earth to raise the wages of the laboring
Editorial opinions as seen ture. call for greater vigilance dur­
L. Miller, of Danner. Oregon,
MASONIC LODGE
class in the United States, yet turn around ami
by other editors. The opinions ing week end and vacation occu­ M r and Mrs Jim Flaherty and jf Ancel
k
S
S
r
t'ii„
d
Entty™Art
S-^-TT
,
Golden
RuIe N° 147
pancy.
expressed may or may not
foster foreign manufacturers employing labor
daughters of Baker spent the week no . 025635. for W'sNWU, SE1/,-! Meets: Stated. 2nd Monday
agree
with
the
policy
ol
The
The
use
of
kerosene
for
lamps
end
with
Mrs
Flaherty's
parents.
Ifflf'i,
SW'.,
Section
28.
Township
Special, 4th Monday
at a day rate that in some cases is not much
Oate City Jounr&l.
and stoves is a common source of Mr and Mrs Ed Ingraham Mrs 30 s - Range 43 E . Willamette Mer-
Meets In Masonic Hall
more than the laborer in the United States gets
fire. ----- But
if
a
few
simple
rules
are
F]nhprtv
flnd
dfliiffhter*
VntieH
nn
idian-
has
fUed
notice
of
intention
J the danger
---------- can ..--------
Fianerty
and daughters
on t0 m3ke {inal Proof t0 establlsh
Douglas Mac Donald .......... Master
for an hours work. And this labor wage, in the
observed,
be greatly
| Mrs Martha
Amidon called
and Mira claim to the land above described, Leo Hollenberg...................Secretary
reduced.
Fill
lamps
and
stoves
In
Noah
Sunday
Sam Valiev.
R. Scott. Oregon,
Notary on Public.
United States is made mandatory. Yet when
Tyler
the daylight so you can see what. Mr.
,, and Mrs. Coy Brown are the at before
Jordan
the George Reberger ...........
TRY IT
7th
day
of
July
1939
the American producer asks for a reasonable
are doing Store kerosene and
EASTERN STAR
of a baby girl bom June 14 Clairiiant names as witnesses: A.
Voters are funny people in many you
protection for his market he is told to go jump ways
all other flammable liquids outside | at parents
No. 131
the
Brittingham
home
in
On-
F
H11>
W
S
Bruce.
T.
T.
Garlic,
For
some
reason,
never
the house. Use a tank or drum that tario. The baby weighed 7 lbs. and “nrdgo^ Y MattheW5' aI1 of Arork Meets: 1st O. and E. S.
in the creek.
3rd Monday
fathomed, they will kick mightily has
a
drip-proof
faucet
and
keep
a
j
Masonic Hall
Roosevelt. Hull, Wallace and all the rest of about taxes, yet will completely Ig­ drip pian under the faucet. Never j is named Ann Marie.
W F JACKSON.
Register. O Eva Boydell Worthy Matron,
election that controls one start or hasten a fire with kerosene Mrs. Dick Davis and children ac-
the politicians are bent on letting in more sugar of nore the the biggest
Mrs. Hilda Tensen ........ Secretary
bites that is tak­ or any other flammable liquid If j compamed her parents. Mr. and
from foreign shores, their every action screams en out of their tax
NOTICE OF SALE
Mrs.
R
A.
Houston
to
Weiser
Mon­
pocketbooks
a portable kerosene heater Is to be' day.
AMERICAN LEGION
In the Circuit Court of the State
to high heaven of the fact. Which makes one
every school district used,
Oregon for Malheur County.
make sure it is one listed by Frank Cazier returned home to of
Nyssa Post No. 79
wonder how much money they have invested in in On the Monday,
In John
the Matter
of
the
Trusteeship
of
county will hold an annual I lhp Underwriters' Laboratories
Meets: 1st and 3rd Thursday
F.
Reece.
.
Payette
Friday.
school
meeting
In
some
cases,
this
these off shore sugar plantations and factories.
Legion Hall
make improper alterations; ^ c w
familv of Mis_ Notice Is hereby given by E. M
will be merely for the election of a or Dent's
Greig
as
Trustee
of
the
property
of
Warren
Richardson -.... Commander
Roosevelt points out that each additional acre director
extensions
of
electric
wiring.
I
^
have
movpd
t0
the
old
Grakp
a clerk, in others, the Ouard against over-heating of
John
F of Reece
that, pursuant
to Mai-1
an I Albert Heldt
Adjutant
of sugar beets impairs our foreign market for budget for and operations
‘
j
house
order
the
Circuit
Court
of
of the schools stoves which are near woodwork
Roger
Christenson
started
work
hedr
County.
Oregon,
he
will,
on
will be discussed, or adopted, with the
the production of three acres of com. three acres opportunity
Auxiliary
after A. the
day office
of July. in 1939.
sheet of metal attached to the state game farm Saturday and
at 9:00
M 8th
at his
On­ Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday
of cotton or six acres of wheat—the solution of say his say for every taxpayer to the usual
woodwork is of little value In at morning.
tario.
Oregon,
offer
for
sale
and
sell
Legion Hall
against ignition. Smoke- Mr. and Mrs Albert Bohy and at private sale for cash to the high­
that problem is given by Tom Heath, chairman
If you are satisfied with the way protecting
pi pies should not pmss through walls family.
est bidder subject to the approval of Mrs. W Richardson.........President
Mr
and
Mrs.
Otis
Bullard
of the Idaho Republican party of Idaho, the voi&
school is being run. you should or
court, personal
the following
_____ __ OF COMMERCE
—
say so. through your ballot If you lath. partitions of wood of with wood and family motored to the Owyhee said
real and
propertv. described
to-wlt: i 4 ___
HAMBER
smart thing to do would be to raise more beets. think
dam Sunday,
1. W\.NEl4 of Sec 29 and that piart | Meets: Every Wednesday noon
children and those of Bum accumulations of
There would be less land under cultivation and your your
the SE'4 Sec
of Sec 29. 20 west
and of of the
Sinclair Cafe
CafP
rubbish turned home from the 4-H summer of
neighbor
deserve
a
better
NE'.NE'.
the Bernard "OSt
less work for the fanners, with we dare say at break than they are getting, or if and litter in a metal incinerator j joe Stewart and Doyn Price re- Oregon
President
3rt
Line
Railroad
Co
-------------
fires are started outdoors school at Corvallis Friday night.
right of Short
way. all in T 19 S. Co.,
R .! „ F T. Morgan ...
least an equal amount of revenue.
you think your district has been ex­ when
Secretary
E W M in Malheur County.----------------------- ----------------
Mr. and Mrs Ted Rogers of Ad- 47
travagant. the only way your opin­ never leave them unattended
The thing that they all seem to overlook is ion
Oregon except 1 acre in south-
TOWNSEND CLUB
rtan
were
callers
at
the
Bratton
Because
summer
homes
and
will
be
heard
Is
by
your
vote
west comer of said SE1. Sec. 2C Meets: 1st and 3rd Thgrsdav
that sugar is a deficiency crop in the United
Probably no other branch of our camp» usually are remote from fire ranch Wednesday
sold
on
contract
to
Wm
Paul
Veetlne
Pise» Eagles J Hall
r.
1 acre in southwest comer SE1»
p,a<*.
States—the American grower producing some­ government has so much effect on departments, and since water is not Dick Alexander is employed at 2 Sec
29.
T
19
S.
R.
47
E
W
M.
I
D
R
DeOross................
President
future of the natlon—and gets always readily available, keep fire the Ted Frahn ranch
where around 29'. of the sugar consumed in the so the little
in
Malheur
County
Oregon,
sold
Mrs.
A.
V.
Pruvn
Secreta^v
pails
and
pump
tanks
or
fire
extin­
Eulah.
Gladys
and
Oscar
Bratton
attention
from
those
who
on contract to Wm Paul on — -_________!__________ m ~ ______
_
United States. To our mind it is little less than should control it Grants Pass Bul­ guishers on hand and know how to and Melvin Spitz attended a box which
Uiere of Is $65 M 00 and
unpaid
bal- 1 arP
Secretary’s
of all lodges or clubs
foolishnew to refuse this market to farmers in letin
owing
interest
invnprt
1
use them If there is an extin- suppler at the Carl Sebum home ance
Lots 2 and 3 and a strip off the , !
tpd *° wnd ln 40 Ud* p*>er
qutsher In your car. that too affords Friday evening.
the United States whose dollar makes up the
side of Lot 4. 1502 chains
Information contained In the
valuable fire protection to the sum­ Mr. and Mrs. A N Schoepf of north
in
width
all
in
Sec
6.
T
21
S.
R
above
cards
Changes ln dates of
hulk of the long lost prosperity that those now in PROTECT SUMMER HOMES AND mer
home as well as on the road Wanna Ore., called on Miss Helen Oregon^ ** Malheur County meetings or meeting
halls must be
Washington have been trying to spend and wish
C AMPS FROM FIRE
Countryman Saturday They were
or In the garage
SW1. Sec 36 T 20 S R * nt ln by Monday before pubtlca-
back into existence.
The pleasure and profit to be And speaking of automobiles If on thetr return trip from Minnesota NW',
46 E W M In Malheur County.
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