Nyssa gate city journal., May 02, 1940, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1940.
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Co-operative Marketing Association
for Malheur Farmers
A Properly Equipped Trailer Camp
A City Park
A Comprehensive Street Improvement
Plan
REPEATING WORLD WAR HISTORY?
recent developments and talk in Wash­
W ITH
ington, one wonders if we are not tread-
ing the steps of history that lead the United
States into the last world war.
First we changed our neutrality law to keep
our ships out of the war zone, put our “custom­
ers” on a cash and carry basis and declared our­
selves to be absolutely neutral, and have declar­
ed to the world that we will not under any cir­
cumstance send troops across the ocean.
All of which sounds fine, but have you noticed
what the trend has been within the last ten days?
First the ship owners are now suggesting that
we should “ease up a bit on the shipping ques­
tion”—despite the fact that most of our ships are
under foreign flags and registration. Oh, yes,
the “cash on the barrel head” business—well,
couldn’t we get around that law with the Ex­
port-Import bank? The Allies don’t want men,
they need credit; if we don’t find a way for them
to get credit they will have to stop buying from
us. Of course, we can’t expect American busi­
ness to guarantee these credits—couldn’t stand
it in fact—so the next best thing is to get the gov­
ernment to extend the credit, through guaran­
tees.
That is the first phase, the way we see it of
getting us into that mess in Europe, that’s the
way in which we will buy our interest in the
war.
When this “interest” has been developed, we
will begin to hear about the Allies being “bled
white”, that they are fighting our battle for civ­
ilization, that if we hope to keep the world safe
for Democracy we must send over a few divi­
sions of our soldiers to show them that we are
willing to do our share—then before long the
cry will go up “Send Us Men!”
Thus we tread, step by step, closer to the mael­
strom that is Europe’s, unless we stick to our
laws of neutrality and see that our representa­
tives in Washington keep faith with the “fel­
low way back in the sticks”, by battering down
every attempt to circumvent our neutrality laws
—no matter how plausible the scheme may
sound.
THE PRIME DIDN’T TAKE
rp HE so-called “economy drive” in Congress,
as the cynics expected, has shot its feeble
bolt. The gentlemen of Capitol Hill are attempt­
ing to outdo each other in spending the taxpay­
ers’ money. For this is a general election year,
and it is popular political belief that money
makes the mare go when it comes to getting
votes.
That may be practical sounding politics, but
it is a suicidal economic doctrine. At the mo­
ment, the nation is only about $2,500,000,000
short of reaching the present federal debt limit
of $45,000,000,000. In other words, as a people,
we are some $42,500,000,000 in the hole—and
that doesn’t include federal guaranteed obliga­
tions, which run into several billions more. The
bulk of that debt has created since depression
started, despite the highest peace-time taxes in
our history. We’ve primed the pump until the
golden flood ran over—but the prime didn’t
take. It is obvious to anyone that recovery has
not been produced. It is equally obvious that
business is more worried about the future now
than it was ten years ago. It is obvious that little
or no dent has been made in the total of the un­
employed. It is obvious that government farm
relief, which has cost an incredible sum, has
been practically a flop.
And still Congress goes on spending in the
same old way. Tne Treasury still pays out close
to two dollars for every dollar taken in, charging
Dima?
■iimu&i
Andrew
EH8E>4
Front Street in the Emison Addi­ SARAH A. WHIPPLE, Deceased. and
StiNE'i
Sec. Jensen:
31 Tp 17
S Rng and
45
tion.
and
being
the
street
extend­
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN,
EWM.
ing from
Main
Street southerly
that George E. Whipple, Adminis­ That the prayer of each of said
along
the
right-of-way
of
the
trator of the estate of Sarah A.
Oregon
Railroad
Com­
petitioners is that an
pany to ShortUne
the southerly
terminus
of Whipple, deceased, has rendered petitions be and
made by the Board of Di­
said Front Street as now laid out and presented for settlement and Order
rectors
of
the
Irrigation
and platted; also the unnamed filed in said Court his first and final District that the Owyhee
lands
described
in
streets or parcels of land, each account of his administration of each of such petitions and as here­
sixty feet (60'i wide, lying between said estate, together with a petition inabove set forth, be Included with­
Blocks
One
(2); and
in
the boundaries
distribution;
Blocks
Two (1)
(2) and
and (3) Two Three
(3); lor And
Irrigation
District. of said Owyhee
that
Saturday,
the
fourth
and
Blocks
Three
and
Four
FURTHER IS GIVEN
of May, 1940, at the hour of NOTICE
Ministers
or of
others
church
publicity messages
are invited
to use (4) of said Emison Addition and day
said petitions will be heard
Eleven o’clock A. M. of said day, THAT
the columns
the interested
Journal to in carry
important
and notices
extending
easSerly
from
said
Front
considered by the Board of Di­
to their congregations. Please try to get your copy in by Tuesday of Street to the property of the and the Court Room in the City of and
of the Owyhee Irrigation
Amalgamated Sugar Company, all Vale, Malheur County, Oregon, has rectors
each week.
District
at
its regular
meeting
to be
CHURCH
OF
THE
NAZARENE
been
duly
appointed
by
the
Judge
as
shown
on
the
official
plat
on
held
on
Tuesday
the
7th P. day
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
file
in
the
office
of
the
County
of
said
Court
as
the
time
and
place
Sixth
Near
Main
May,
1940.
at
8:00
o'clock
M.
at of
Clerk of Malheur County, Ore­ for the settlement of said account the District office at Nyssa, Oregon,
SCIENTIST
Vem Martin, Pastor
hearing
gon.
215 North 9th Street, Payette, Idaho | Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.
all persons interested or desir­
at and which
time of and said
place petition,
any per­ at and
All said
persons
interested and are the notified
to object
are notified
to
A branch of the Mother Church, Morning worship, 11:00 a. m. Mrs. that
son
interested
in
said
estate
may ing
resolution
mat­
appear
at the thereto,
office aforesaid,
at the
appear
and
file
exception
in
writing
the First Church of Christ, Sclent- Mangum will be the speaker for ter of vacating said streets and the to said account and contest the time and
place
above
stated,
and
ascertainment of damages to any same.
lest, in Boston, Massachusetts.
show cause, in writing, if any they
Sunday morning, April 7.
property
affected
by Common
such vacation
have,
why each
the prayers
said peti­
Sunday School—10:00 a. m.
Junior meeting at 7:15 p. m. Mrs. will
be
heard
by
the
Coun­
GEORGE
E.
WHIPPLE,
tions
and
of them of should
not
Reading Room — 710 1st Ave. Fischer, supervisor.
cil on the 27th day of May, 1940.
Administrator
of
the
be
granted.
at the hour of 8 o'clock P. M. on
North. Open daily from 2 to 4 p. m. Young people's meeting, 7:15. Mrs. said
estate of Sarah A. Whipple. Dated this 2nd day of April, 1940,
day at the Council Room in the First published
where the Bible and authorized
April
Seward, president.
by order
of the
Board of Directors
City
Hall
in
Nyssa,
Oregon,
at
which
Last
published
May 2, 4, 1940.
1940.
Christian Science Literature may be Arlene
Evening worship and evangelistic time or prior thereto written re­
FRANK
T. MORGAN,
Secretary
read, borrowed or purchased, and is service, 8:00 p. m.
monstrances or objections to such
Owyhee Irrigation District
NOTICE OF HEARING
vacation of streets and Emison Ad­ OWYHEE
open every day from two to four Prayer meeting every Wednesday dition
First publ. April 11, 1940.
may be presented and filed NOTICE IRRIGATION
p. m„ except Sunday and holidays. night at 8:00 p. m.
HEREBY IS DISTRICT
GIVEN, Last publ. May 2, 1940.
and
a
hearing
will
be
held
and
the
The Wednesday evening meeting,
there have been filed with the
people’s prayer meeting ev­ matter considered by the Council. That
Board
of Directors
of the Owyhee
at which time testimonials of Christ ery Young
Dated April 19, 1940.
Friday
at
8:00
p.
m.
To the Voters of Malheur
Irrigation
District petitions
for in­
M. F. SOLOMON,
ian healing and remarks on Christ­ W. F. M. S. meeting second Thurs­
clusion into the Owyhee Irrigation
County:
ian Science are given, is held at day of every month. Mrs. F. A. Pow­ First publication April 25, Recorder
District
of
the
tracts
of
land
here­
1940.
inafter
set
forth
and
that
the
own­
eight o’clock.
ROBERT L. (BOB)
Last publication May 23, 1940.
ers of said
of land and peti­
The public is cordially invited to ell president.
are tracts
as follows;
DAVIS
FOR PUBLICATION tioners
attend our services and make use ol NYSSA GOSPEL TABERNACLE IN SUMMONS
Anderson, SE'iSEU Sec
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 9, Gordon
is
a
candidate
for the
the Reading Room.
T
17
S
Rng
47
EWM.
H. B. Talbot, Minister
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE W. J. Sellards, Elizabeth Sellards,
COUNTY
OF
MALHEUR
Sunday School, 10:00 a. m.
DEMOCRATIC
PARMA LUTHERAN CHURCH
Malheur County: That part of
B. Lienkaemper,
Plaintiff,
vs. and
Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m. B. Otto
W’iiWtiSEVi
Sec
2
T
18
S
Rng
46
A. A. Schmidt, Pastor
Hinsch
and
the
unknown
NOMINATION
North of Malheur River.
and devisees of Albert EWM
If you have no church home we Evange%listic Service, 8:00 p. m. heirs
for the office of
Clarence
A.
Welty,
Bertha
Welty,
Hinsch,
deceased;
Loring
Taylor,
invite you to come and worship with
and Malheur County: That part of MALHEUR COUNTY
as
guardian
of
the
estate
of
Al­
METHODIST COMMUNITY
E?4WtiSE14
and
of
EH8EK
Sec
us.
bert Hinsch, an insane person, 2 Tp 18 S Rng 46 EWM North of
CHURCH
who is now deceased; John Ennis Malheur River.
10:00 a. m.—Divine service, ser­
SHERIFF
and Jane Doe Ennis, his wife; Malheur County: NE'iNEVi Sec
Millard
Scherich,
Pastor
mon by the pastor.
He
says:
“I promise, if elected,
Sanford
Emison
and
Jane
Doe
Regular
meetings
as
follows:
11:00 a. m.—Sunday School with
17 and NE!4SW!4
16 all to of con­
Tp to devote my
Emison, his wife; Mary A. Green 18
undivided attention
classes for all.
, Sunday
45 EWM Sec
subject
and Allen Green, wife and hus­ tract S Rng
to the administration of the of­
of sale to A. H. Chester.
band; The City of Nyssa, a muni­
1:15 p. m.—The Lutheran Hour 10 a. m.—Church School.
fice, that I will serve the county
cipal a corporation;
Malheur of Coun­
D. Tp Harris,
a widow:
SW14 faithfully
11:15 a. m.—Morning Worship.
over KFXD.
political subdivision
the Annie
and well, and that I
Sec
33
18
S
Rng
46
EWM.
Saturday 1:30 p. m.—Bible school 7 p. m.—Junior and Senior Ep- ty,
State of claiming
Oregon; some
and right,
all other
P. Schneider: NEt4NEt4 will extend courtesy to all and
worth League.
for children.
persons
title, Adolph
Sec S 23 Rng and 45 SWtiSEti
to none.”
or or interest
in of or real to proper­
any of 20
“A Changeless Christ for a 8 p. m.—Class study of special lien,
EWM. Sec 14 Tp partiality
Pd.
Pol.
Ad. by R. L. Davis
the
lots
parcels
topics.
Changing World.”
Ferdinand L. Finklea, Anna T.
ty described in this complaint, Finklea,
Thursday at 8 p. m.—Choir prac- Defendants.
and
Clarence
McKague:
Sec 36 Tp 22 S Rng 46
tice.
To: Otto Hinsch and the unknown SE'iNWVi
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
and devisees of Albert Hinsch, EWM.
Second and fourth Thursday aft­ heirs
Christian services will be held in ernoons
Loring Taylor, as guard­ J. P. Dunaway and Rosella Duna­
of each month—Ladies Aid. deceased;
the American Legion hall at Nyssa First Tuesday
way: That part NE'iSW'i South
ian insane
of the person,
estate of Albert
Hinsch,
of
every
month
at
an
is now
de­ of
Owyhee
SWU-
next Sunday afternoon conducted 8:00 p. m.—General official board ceased; John Ennis who
SW*,4
North River;
and that
East part
of Owyhee
and
Jane
Doe
by Rev. Earle E. Miller ol the Vale meeting.
Ennis, his wife; Sanford Emison SE'iSWti
Ditch Company
that Ditch
part
Christian church.
East of Canal:
Owyhee
and
Doe Emison,
wife;
Mary Jane
A. Green
and Allen his Green,
Company
Canal;
that
part
SW!.-
Communion and Meditation
wife and husband; the City of Nys­ SE'i West of Owyhee River; all in
L. D. S. CHURCH
around the Lord's table at 2:30 p. m
municipal
corporation;
Mal­ Sec 7: and that part NE*4NW(4
Sermon by Rev. Miller on the theme Sunday, 10 a. m.—Sunday School sa,
heur a County,
a political
subdivision
East
Owyhee
Ditch NWViNE!4
Company
"The World's Drama.” Special mu­ meeting.
Canal of
and
that River
part
of
the
State
of
Oregon;
and
all West
of
Owyhee
in
Sec 18;
persons claiming some right,
sic on the silver steel saw. An in­ Sunday, 11:30 a. m.—Priesthood other
title, lien, or interest in or to any all in Tp 21 S Rng 46 EWM.
vitation is extended to all members meeting.
of
the
lots
or
parcels
of
real
prop­
of the Christian church in and near Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Sacrament erty described in this complaint, W. W. McFall, Mildred G. McFall
meeting.
Nyssa.
Defendants:
THE NAME OF THE STATE
Monday, 7:30 p. m. Geneology. OF IN OREGON:
Be Sure To Attend The
hereby the
re- \ j
2 p. m. Relief Society. quired to appear You and are answer
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
RIVERVIEW SUNDAY SCHOOL Tuesday,
7:30 p. m. M. I. A. complaint filed against you in the
SERVICES
Riverview Sunday school will Tuesday,
entitled
suit
within
four
weeks
the
meet this Sunday at the Ernest Thursday. 4:30 p. m. Primary. above
from
the this
date summons;
of the first
publica-
¡ ¡ AMERICAN at LEGION
HALL
Johnson home. All young people are
tion
of
and
if
you
KINGMAN COMMUNITY
invited to the fellowship luncheon.
fail
so
to
answer,
for
want
thereof,
j EVERY SUNDAY AT 2:30 P. M.
the plaintiff will apply for the re­
CHURCH
lief
demanded
in to the wit:
complaint
on j Bible School and Preaching
ASSEMBLY OF GOD GOSPEL
Ernest Tetwiler, Pastor
file
in
this
suit,
for
a
de-
TABERNACLE
Sunday school 10 a. m. Mrs. E. G cree adjudging the plaintiff to be i
the true and lawful owner of the I
Ernest C. Knull, Pastor
Osborn, superintendent.
SHOES DYED
lands described
in the described;
complaint
Sunday School at 10 a. m. Classes Morning worship 11 a. m.
herein
and
hereinafter
for all, and everyone welcome.
Christian Endeavor 7:45 p. m. that all adverse claims of the de­
Morning worship at 11:15 a. m.
To the Republican Voters of Mal­
fendants and each of them be ad­
Evening worship 8:30 p. m.
judged
to title
be invalid
and be that
the
Evangelistic meeting at 8 p. m.
heur, Grant and Harney Counties,
plaintiff’s
thereto
quieted
Mid-week meeting Wednesday at ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH against all claims of the defendants
comprising the 22nd Senatorial
8:00 p. m.
District of Oregon:
Rev. Stanley Moore, Pastor
or either of them, said lots being
as follows:
Young People's meeting Friday at Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Sun­ described
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY
Lots 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16 of Block
8:00 p. m.
days.
5 sa of and
the Lots
Original
Townsite
of Block
Nys­
CANDIDACY FOR
We invite you.
Sunday services at 7 p. m.
Keep
Up
With
the
13
and
14A
of
Junior Y. P. F. first and third 8 as shown by the revised gen­
eral map of Nyssa, further revsed
KINGMAN KOLONY L.D.S.
Mondays.
Modern Colors!
dedication, dated December 21,
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Senior Y. P. F. second and fourth by
1911,
filed
August
19.
1913,
and
Bring
your shoes to us for
Meets in Kingman Kolony school Mondays.
also
irregular
tract feet
of
Subject to the will of the Republi­
land an
in said
Block shaped
8 fourteeen
house Sunday at 1:00 p. m.
Dyeing
Guild second Wednesday.
can voters at the Primary Election
wide at the North end and twen­
Inexpensive and Guaranteed
ty-five
feet
wide
at
the
South
end
to be held on May 17, 1940
ed at the Morgan Park Sunday.
BUENA VISTA
and being the irregular shaped
John Gross of Boise spent Tues­ tract
carvd
out
of
and
a
part
of
visiting with Alva the original Lot 14A and which
Charles M. Crandall
A B B O T T 'S
Irvin Topliff returned from Cor­ day afternoon
according
to is the designated
unofficial as asses­
Mr. Gross is an old school sor's
SHOE SHOP
vallis Sunday where he went with Goodell.
Vale, Oregon
plate
Lot
chum which Mr. Goodell has not 19, all of the above parcels of
a group of Future Farmers.
Political
adv.
*10.50 paid for by
Next
to
Nyssa
Cafe
seen
for
30
years.
land the being
plated Quarter
from and (NW'i)
a part
The Willing Workers 4-H club
Charles M. Crandall.
of
Northwest
played ball against their dads on
the Northeast
Quarter 19, iNEVv)
Legal Advertisement of of Section
Sunday, with the boys winning by
32, Townhsip
South
a small margin.
Range
47,
E.
W.
M.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
This
summons
is
published
by
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff and Notice is hereby given that the der of the Honorable Robert or­
M.
an order
the Duncan, Circuit Judge, made and
Barbara, and Mr. and Mrs. Alva undersigned,
Court by
of the
State of of Ore­
Ooodell were Ontario visitors Mon­ County
entered
the
17th
day
of
April,
1940,
gon for the County of Malheur, duly prescribing that this summons be
day.
made
and 1940.
entered
on appointed
the 22nd Ad­
day each week for four successive and
Block 52 of Park Addition
of April,
was
Mr. and Mrs. Danon Savage are ministrator
weeks
in the Nyssa
Gate
of the estate of Albert consecutive
the proud parents of a baby boy Hinsch, deceased,
City
Journal,
a
weekly
newspaper
and
that
he
has
at to the City of Nyssa and which is situated on the
born April 27.
qualified as such Administra­ of general circulation published
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day and duly
tor. All persons having claims Nyssa. Malheur A. County,
hill north of Locust and South of Elm, with the
L. FLETCHER.
said estate
are
hereby
noti­
family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rob­ against
Attorney
for
the
Plaintiff.
fied
to
present
the
same,
duly
veri­
West
line Fifth Street and the East Line of the
bins, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day fied as required by law, to him at First publication April 18. 1940.
and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Day spent the office of Max S. Taggart. On­ Last publication May 16, 1940.
Oregon
Trail is
Oregon, within six months of NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Sunday at the C. O. Florea home. tario,
date of this notice.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff were the Dated
OF THE INTER- |
Private Property
this 2nd day of May. 1940. DEPARTMENT
IOR, GENERAL LAND OFFICE
Vale visitors Monday.
LORING
TAYLOR,
AT
THE
DALLES.
OREGON.
and
REMOVAL
OF ANY DIRT FROM SAID
Eris Jamison, Dwight. Dean and
Administrator
of the Deceased.
Estate April 5, 1940.
Burl Wyckoff attended the Apple
of Albert Hinsch.
NOTICE is hereby given that Ida PREMISES IS FORBIDDEN. Anyone found re­
Blossom Festival at Payette Monday. Max S. Taggart.
B. Ward,
of Nyssa,
on
April
9, 1909,
made Oregon,
Original who,
Desert
for Estate,
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Wyckoff. Mr. Attorney
moving any dirt or soil is subject to ARREST
Land
Entry,
Act
March
3,
1877,
No.
Ontario,
Oregon.
and Mrs. Alva Goodell attended Po­ May 2. 1940. first publication.
025435.
for
Farm
Unit
"B”
or
the
and
will be punished to the full extent of the law.
mona Grange Saturday at Oregon May 30. 1940. last publication.
E4Eti, Section 14, Township 22 S„
Range
46
E
.
Willamette
Meridian,
Trail.
W. B. THOMAS.
filed notice of intention to make ____________
Bill and James Savage were in NOTICE OF PLAT AND STREET has
final
Proof,
to
establish
claim
to
the
VACATIONS
Intario Monday.
above described, before Aubrey
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, land
David Highland and Alva Goodell That
Fletcher, Notary Public, at Nyssa,
the Common Council of the L.
Oregon,
attended a 4-H club meeting and City
Nyssa
on the
19th day de­
of 1940. on the 23rd day of May,
weiner roast at the John Ridder April. of 1940,
adopted
a Resolution
names as witnesses: H.
claring it to be the intention of the L Claimant
home.
of Homedale,
Idaho;
of Nyssa to initiate vacation W Hlddleson,
Mrs E. L. Jamison. Mrs. Leslie City
B.
Hoxie.
Oregon:
Will­
proceedings and to vacate Front iam Ooleman, of Nyssa.
of Nyssa.
Oregon;
Topliff and Mrs. Alva Goodell at­ Street
and
three
unnamed
streets
Audrey
Ward,
of
Nyssa.
Oregon.
the Emison Addition to the City
tended the regular meeting of the in Nyssa
W. F. JACSKSON,
as well as the plat of said
Chatterbox club at the Harlan Maw of
Register.
Emison
Addition.
when you need
home Wednesday.
published May
April 8. 11, 1940.
1940.
The streets to be vacated being First
Mr. and Mrs. E L. Jamison work­ described
Last
published
as follows:
it most of all
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
the unpaid balance to the debt. And the outlook
FINAL ACCOUNT
Knowing where to turn Is the first
THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
for a sane and solvent future becomes steadily IN STATE
OF OREGON FOR THE
step
in realizing a given objective. If
more bleak.
COUNTY OF MALHEUR
you want sound, friendly and inter­
In
the
matter
of
the
estate
of
There is a cure for this—a cure that can come
ested advice on any phase of funeral
only from the people. When the voters are no
cost and arrangement . . . turn to the
ANNOUNCEMENT
longer enticed by lavish deficit-spending—when
Nyssa Funeral Home. Our years of ex­
I hereby announce my candidacy i
far
they stop looking to Washington as the source
perience. reasonable fees and counsel
will relieve you in all times of stress.
of all financial blessings—when they turn back
STATE SENATOR
State Senator
N O TIC E
ADVICE
to local self-government and self-rule, as against
federal paternalism—when they let it be deci­
sively known that they are weary of having their
elected representatives spend them and their
children and their children’s children into po-
tential bankruptcy—there will be a reduction of
government expenses. And it won’t happen un­
til then.—Industrial News Review.
for the 22nd district, comprising
Malheur. Grant a n d Harney
counties, subject to the will of
the Republican voters at the pri­
maries, May 17, 1940.
JOHN W. PORTER
Long Creek
Oregon
Political advertisement paid for
by John W. Porter, Long Creek, i
Oregon.
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