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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1940. PAGE EIGHT Living At Ontario — Mr. and Mrs. Louis Garrison of San Francisco have rented a cot tage In Ontario where they plan to remain until Mr. Garrison has fully recovered from injuries sus tained in an automobile accident several months ago on the Bay I Return From Payette— Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Willson and Shore highway near San Francisco. their daughter, Mrs. Mary Rumple, Sunday Visitors— returned from a few days visit at Mr and Mrs. Omer Shook, Mr. Payette where they attended the Afton Paris, Jean Chapelle and blossom festival. Doris Smith, all of Boise, were vis Attend Funeral— itors at the Dean Smith home on Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Langlois were in Sunday. Boise on Wednesday where they at tended funeral services for Mrs. Son Born— An eight pound five ounce son was Langlois’ grandfather, J. E. Peter- born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parr on Club To Meet— Mrs. Betty Forbes will be host April 26 at the Nyssa hospital. The lad has been named Wilbur Frank ess to the members of the Sunshine Dr. K. E. Kerby is caring for Mrs. club at her home on North First street on Friday afternoon of this Parr an dthe baby. In Weiser— Mrs. Andrew Boersma with Mrs. Wm. DeGrofft were Weiser visitors on Monday. In Boise— Mrs. Keith Bailey and Mrs. An drew Boersma were Boise visitors on Friday. Return From Trip— Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Whitaker re turned on Saturday from a short trip to Grace, Idaho and Ogden. Visit From Emmett— Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Tucker and son Phillip oi Emmett visited over the week-end at the Dean Smith home. week. Starts Work at Bremerton— BUILDING PERMITS John Lienhardt, former master of The following applications for building permits have been filed Boulevard Grange, and a well known farmer in this area, left on with the City Recorder: 343 Georgia Dennis, remodel, Lt. Wednesday last for the navy yards 23, Blk. 2 Orig., $500.00. at Bremerton where he has started 344 Clyde Long, erect basement, work as a machinist. Mr. Lienhardt Lot 1-2 Blk. 143 Wards, $400.00. writes that that part of the coun 345 Betty Forbes, repair, Lt. 5 try seems to be booming and that Blk. 70 Greens, $40.00. there are reported to be about 6,000 If no written protests have been men employed at the navy yards filed within ten (10) days from the alone. date of this publication by owners Mrs. Lienhardt will leave for Se of property in the City of Nyssa, the above applications will be ap attle as soon as school is ended here. proved. M. F. SOLOMON, Too Late to Classify City Recorder. CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS Notice is hereby given that warrants 222 to 254, both numbers inclusive, issued by School District 26, Malheur County, and endorsed “not paid for want of funds" are hereby called for payment on or before Monday, May 6, 1940. LOST- LADIES black purse with transparent handle, in front of post office, contents include Park er fountain pen. Please return to Nyssa Plumbing and Heating 451 North First Street. 2Mlxc FACTORY ASSISTANT TRANSFERRED TO RUPERT Watch For The Date Be Prepared for a Full Evening of Fun, Nyssa Shipments FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF A N Y PER SON O R PERSONS BREAKING C I T Y STREET LIGHTS. BERNARD FROST According to records at the local Union Pacific offices sugar filled the largest number of cars of any one commodity going out over the Union Pacific lines from Nyssa, with a total of 26 carloads leaving the factory. Cattle came second with 23 carloads leaving. There were also shipped from this station dur ing the month of April 11 carloads of potatoes, two carloads of vege tables, 2 of molasses and 1 of hgs. Coming into Nyssa over the Un ion Pacific lines were 2 carloads of lumber. 11 of cement, 29 of coal, 2 of pipe culvert and Iron, 2 of phosphate, 1 of fuel oil, 1 of flour, 2 of beet seed and 1 of petroleum products. Storm Does Damage FRIDAY AND SA TU R D A Y— M A Y 3 AND 4 Cheese Coffee Sunshine pound 19c 45c 25c 29c 57c _39c Shurfine, ground fresh, 2 lbs. CAMPBELL’S TO M ATO JUICE, Large 20 oz. cans, 3 for ......... Tuna Milk Gold Bar shreds, No. cans, 2 for y2 All brands, tall cans, 9 cans for VAN CAMP’S PORK & BEANS, No. 2*2 cans, 3 for .......... Gold Bar No. 2 cans, 2 for Grapefruit Salad Dressing Brooms each Com Beef 2 cans Rinso Soap W NYSSA qt. jars each OC- ZJC 23c 27c Receives Support By Mrs. William Toomb On Sunday afternoon about 4:30 the worst hail storm in 20 years swept across a stretch of Kingman Kolony, leaving a path of destruc tion in its wake. The hail stones were as big as a good sized straw berry in many places and pounded grain fields and garden plots flat to the ground and stripped the leaves from every growing thing. Flower ardens and orchards suf fered severe damage. U. P. Passenger Train Schedule— West bound to Portland: No. 25 arrives in Nyssa at 9.05 a. m. No. 17 (The Portland Rose) ar rives at Nyssa 5:22 p. m. East bound: No. 18 (The Portland Rose) ar rives at Nyssa at 11:15 a. m. No. 44 arrives at Nyssa at 9:50 p. m. Trains leave for Marsing over the Homedale Branch each Monday and Friday at 8:45 a. m. Sandy—N '4NEVi and SE 'iN E ‘4 Sec. 15-17-40. 2-25-39. $10.00. R. H. Hale et ux to W. L. Stevens —15'i acres in S W '.N W li Sec. 3- 17-47. 1-27-40. $116.25. (Q. C. Deed). Francis F. Turner et ux to Leo Mark Gavin et ux—Lots 4 and 5, Block 36, Ontario. 4-....-40. $300.00. C. W. Glenn, Sheriff to Chas. Parrott—W14NE14, N W 'i, SW!4, WHSE14 Sec. 18-15-42. 4-22-40. $240. Pete Dear to Trustees of Church of the Nazarene of Nyssa—Lots 4 and 5, Block 17, Teutschs Add. to Nyssa. 4-19-40. $400.00 Marcus J. Pinney et ux to F. A. White et ux—S E 'iN W 'i and SW %- NE'/4 Sec. 30-19-47. 3-22-40. $10.00. Orson Barr Doolittle et ux to R. A. Thompson et ux—Lots 13 and 14, Block 15. Nyssa. 3-9-40. $10.00. (Q. C. Deed). Alice Hanson to Martin Echave, S r — NW'4, N 'iS W 'i, SE1 i SW Vi, SWH8E14 Sec. 4; N W 'iN E 'l Sec. 9-37-37. 4-24-40. $2,000.00. Elva K. Oakes to J. R. McGill et ux—20.72 acres in NE'iSWVi Sec. 21-17-47. 12-14-39. $414.40. Billie F. Lytle et ux to Nathan Maudlin et ux—Lots 15 and 16, Block 149, Ontario. 4-18-40. $100. H. M. Featherstone to B. F. King —46 acres in WcSEli Sec. 22-18-45. 4-24-40. $1.00. C. B. Hill et ux to Malheur Coun ty-W est 10 feet of 8EV»8W*4 Sec. 9-21-46. 4-5-40. 01.00. E. E, Parker et ux to Malheur County—East 10 feet of N E 'iN E 'i, Sec. 24; South 160 feet of East 10 feet of SE'iSEl* Sec. 13-21-46. 4- 18-40. $1.00. Fred F. Scott et ux to Malheur County—West 25 feet of SW 'i Sec. 8-17-44. 4-4-40. $1.00. Emmett Sappe et ux to Trustees of Willow Creek Community Assn. —0.23 acres in SW'4 Sec. 5-17-44. 2-5-40 $1.00. James J. Whalen et al to Emil A. Stunz—11.60 acres in SW14NWV4 Sec. 32-19-47. 10-25-38. C. W. Glenn, Sheriff to A. S. Lupton—N Vz NE '4 NE Vi Sec. 15-33- 39. 4-26-40. $5.76. (Certificate of Redemption.) Harry F. Cannon to Jennie M. Cannon—S ' J N W ', SE', Sec. 21-20- 46. 4-24-40. $10.00. C. W. Glenn, Sheriff to Pete Dear —Lots 4 and 5, Block 17, Teutschs Add. to Nyssa. 4-23-40. $31.00. (Cer tificate of Redemption). United States to John C. Crow— SWViNE1/*, NVzSEU, E'aNW'4, S W 'i NW '4, N W 'i S W 'i Sec. 28; and NE'iSE'/i Sec. 29-16-46. 8-22-1918. Edgar Billupps et ux to Federal Land Bank—S W 'iN E 'i, N '-jSE'i, E'.iN W 'i, SWUNW'/i, NWS S W 'i Sec. 28; N E 'iS E li Sec. 29-16-46. 1-16-460 $1.00. City of Ontario to Edith Riley— Lots 11 and 12, Block 89, Ontario. $120.00. (Q. C. Deed). Elva K. Oakes to Vale, Oregon, Irrigation District—Lots 1 and 2, Block 28, Eldredge Add. to Vale. 4-17-40. $10.00. (Q. C. Deed). C. W. Glenn, Sheriff to Federal Land Bank—part of SViSW'i Sec. 20-18-46. 4-22-40. $1.00. (Correction deed). Eastern Oregon Land Co. to Unit ed States—0.47 acres in Lot 3, Sec. 18-20-47. 4-28-39. $1.00. <Q. C. Deed) Complaints Filed In Circuit Court Johannes Dirksen vs. Peter Dona hue et al. 4-23-40. To quiet title. David E. Mitchell vs. Peter Dona hue et al. 4-23-40. To quiet title. Petitions Filed In Probate Court Estate of Albert Hinsch. 4-22-40. —Has an Operation —Has an Accident —Buys a Home —Wins a Prize —Receives an Award —Builds a House —Makes a Speech —Holds a Meeting —Or Takes Part in any Other Unusual Event 25c G rocery A Dependable Food Store OREGON FRIDAY AND S A T U R D A Y — M A Y 3-4 Return showing of “ UNION PACIFIC” with Joel McCrea, Barbara Stanwyck, Akim Tamiroff and Robert Preston Matinee Saturday 2:30 p. m. Evening 10c-30c Admission Matinee 10c-25c SU N D AY AND M O N D A Y— M A Y 5-6 Shirley Temple, Spring Byington, Nigel Bruce and Gale Sondergaard in “THE BLUE BIRD” Photographed in Technicolor Cartoon and Comedy Matinee Sunday 2:30 p. m. Admission Matinee 10c-25c________________ Evening 10c-30c PAL NIGHT T U E SD A Y— M A Y 7 Ronald Colman, Walter Huston and Ida Lupino in “THE LIGHT T H A T FAILED” _________ “ The Shadow” and Tall Corn________ W E D N E SD A Y AND T H U R SD A Y — M A Y 8-9 Mickey Rooney, Virginia Weidler, Gene Reynolds, Fay Bainter and George Bancroft in “ Y O U N G TOM EDISON” Crime Doesn’t Pay and News Movietone News Admission 10c-30o H O U R S P EC IA LS FRIDAY & SATURDAY MAY 3 AND 4 9 -to -IO AM. 9 -to lO -A M . FRIDAY, M A Y 3RD SA T U R D A Y , M A Y 4TH NOTIONS 19 Thread, . tape, buttons,., needles, Womens House Dresses Fast color fancy print materials. Sizes 12 to 46. pins, and many other items J&wei EXPERT J O B P R IN T IN G LETTER HEADS — ENVELOPES — MENUS BILLHEADS— INVITATIONS— CIRCULARS ANNOUNCEMENTS— PROGRAMS— CARDS THEATRE BARGAINS EVERY DAY _____ Ic each_____ 7 -to -8 PM. 25c each Our birthday is your celebration— SA TU R D A Y , M A Y 4TH Prices are reduced in every depart Our regular $1.00 grade ment— Dry goods, Ready to Wear, SILK HOSE 97c $1.25 PAIR Lux and Lifebuoy Toilet 4 bars for Phone 108 IO BIG DAYS —Is 111 TER. WORK ',',OGK,M NYSSA OUR P i l l —Elopei —Dies —Gets Married —Has Guests —Goes Away —Has a Party —Has a Baby —Has a Fire P H O N E With money congress Is voting the navy yard from submarine or tor pedo attack. The program does not include a net for the mouth of the Columbia or for Coos bay. Senators who voted against auth orizing the Umatilla dam (lost by two votes) later came to Senator McNary and offered to change their votes. These offers were declined as the Oregon senator was informed the house definitely would not ac cept it. Mid-west senators and east ern papers called Umatilla dam "pork barrel” and indefensible . . . (Continued from Page 1) Tentative plans for President Roosevelt's swing to the Pacific coast in June include a stop at the great Shasta dam, south of the Oregon line, which is a conserva tion project for flood control, irri gation and power. There is to be a brief visit to Bonneville, then' to Olympic national park. The presi dent will dedicate the park. He re navy department will spread a steel net in Puget sound to protect the If Anyone That’s News We Want It The Gate City Journal T cently, by executive order, increas ed the area of the park and there is considerable protest against this ac tion as it reduces the available sup ply of timber for lumbering opera tions and will force a number of settlers to move. Complaint is not against the president, however, but against Secretary Ickes who arrang ed this nibble from the national for est. Weather and time permitting, the president will sail to Alaska and on his return east will pause at Grand Coulee, then to Fort Peck. Speeches during the Journey are to deal with conservation. Washington News P le a s e Skilled rrafstmen can give you the best printing service. AII our printers and designers are experts on Jobs of all kinds. If you want the best for least— call ns! ¡3T ilson MERCHANTS W ARNED ON COLLECTORS A. M. Highsmith, candidate for County School Superintendent, has made a short tour throughout the J. H. Bingham, assistant superin county and reports that he is re tendent of the Nyssa factory of the ceiving favorable support for his Amalgamated Sugar company, has election. been transferred to the Rupert, Ida ho, factory of the company. NEW S OF RECORD With this transfer, Bingham will Emmett S. Johnson to Henry G. be promoted to superintendent of Neff et ux—S'/zE '-W 'zN E 'iN E li the Rupert factory. He will assume Sec. 5-18-47. 4-2-38. $500.00. his new duties Monday, May 6. Portland Mortgage Co. to James Bingham has been employed by R. Johnson—N 'zS E 'i, and South the Amalgamated Sugar company 14.75 acres of SHNWtt Sec. 12-19-44. for 20 years, coming here from the 4-18-40. $10.00. Twin Falls factory. Pacific Live Stock Co. to Oliver FOOT LOOSE *5 REWARD Bert Barker, former Nyssa resi dent and V. J. Jackson, former sales manager for an Ontario automobile dealer, have formed the Barker- Jackson Motor company in Ontario and will be exclusive DeSoto dealers in Malheur county, according to Barker, who was in Nyssa today. SALEM—Claude H. Murphy, state real estate commissioner and super visor of collection agencies, has warned Oregon merchants to beware of unlicensed out-of-state agencies who are soliciting business in this state. Some of tjiese agencies, Mur phy said, have been securing busi ness in this state by promising to Week-End In Mountains— Mr. and Mrs. Aden Wilson and buy accounts at 70 cents on the dol Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Tensen were lar. They then make their collec week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs tions by threatening the debtor with E. J. Powell at their mountain cabin prosecution, and after making the collections, disappear leaving the near Prairie City. merchant holding the sack. LOOKING FOR Bargains? Then read the Nyssa Trader’s adver tisements in this paper’s Classified FISHERMAN FINDS Section on page six. Most anything W O M A N ’S SKULL Interest on the above war rants will cease on Monday, one may be needing at lowest prices. May 6.. 1940 A human skull, said by Doctors The Nyssa Trader sells for less. Sarazin and Kerby to be that of a B. B. LIENKAEMPER. Main highway north at Alberta. Clerk of the Board. 2Mlxc woman somewhere in the neighbor hood of 35 years of age, was found by C. A. Bobo, of Skokomish, Wash., in the Owyhee river on Tuesday THE NYSSA SENIOR CLASS PLAY where he was fishing. Bobo was the guest of Lucian Wray, and had stayed over to go fishing with Wray, but when his host found it impossible for him to go, went alone and discovered the A 3-Act Comedy skull. Just how long the person has been dead is hard to determine, ac cording to Dr. Sarazin. Laughter and Entertainment County Car Dealer 2 PAIR Men’s Furnishings, ceries and Shoes, Gro Refrigerators, Stoves and Washers. Don’t Miss These Bargains! GOLDEN RULE Telephone 19 For Our Representative The NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL M AKE IT RIGHT STORE NYSSA OREGON
