THE WYSflA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY JUNE 8,1941
PACE THREE
I prescribing that this summons be
boys went out Intent on rounding- ' er treble phosphate gave an incr ;,'n :U of fertilizers both comm«
' served by publication thereof, once
up 500 Of the wild moochere. But ease of 2.6 tons of beets over nit- erclal and non-commercial are be
each week for four consecutive
now there are more wild horses icgen end pho^hate alone. When ing studied on this station and In
weeks in the Nyssa Oate City Jour-
than before. Not only did the wild pure commercial nitrogen was add the near future more information
i nal, a newspaper published In Mal-
band give the raiders tiie slip but ed i50 lbs. of Urea) a decrease In
1 heur County Oregon, and the date
be available on this subject.
S t f p i Muri,
i Pd,r<uic
sold the Idea of democracy and yield was obtained (.9 of a ton) will Remember
| of the first publication Is May 11.
there will be other
! ' W,id>
freedom to 35 of the cow-ponies when It was added to phosphate generations after
1944.
yours on the soli
one
night.
The
cowboys
have
ab
A. L. Fletcher
and potash, also when added to ph you are now farming and It Is your
RATES: Two cent« per word lor each Issue Minimum casta In
andoned the round-up plans and osphate.
Attorney
for
Plaintiff
potash
and
sulphur.
It
advance Is 30c.
.. •
settle for their own 25 saddle would seem that a legume crop In obligation to leave the soil in an
Residence and Post Office 8TEIWER ACTING GOVERNOR will
• Address, Nyssa, Oregon.
the rotation would supply the nec good If not better condition than
The past week here at the cap horses.
essary nitrogen for beets.
when you took It.
ital
was
comparltavely
quiet.
Act
NOTICE
OF
FfNAL
HEARING
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
Sulphur gave an increase of 4
MISCELLANEOUS FIRST
ing
Oovemor
W.
H.
Steiwer,
pres
CAMDEN NATIONAL BA NOTICE HEREBY ES QIVEN. that
ton when added to manure over
For Sale
A. L. Fletcher. Administrator of the ident of the senate, conducted st
manure alone. Sulphur (100 lbs. br
NK
AND
TRUST
COMPANY,
a
O re go n Trail
estate of Joseph Lee Reed, deceas ate business of the executive dep
FOR SALE—Wood and coal range. national banking association
oadcast) alone gave a 34 ton In
ed,
has
filed
in
the
County
Court
artment
by
mall
and
telephone
fr
crease over the check plot. In every The Merry Matrons club met at
Good condition. F. O. Douglas.
Plaintiff
of Malheur County, Oregon, his fir om his home in Fossil. He appoin By Dudley L. Sitton. Superinten combination in which sulphur app the home of Marie Holmes Wed
8J2xp
-vs-
st and final account of his admin ted Dr. V. P. Morris of Eugene, dent Malheur Experiment Station, eared it showed a decided Increase nesday afternoon with Opal Hol
FOR SALE—About six lots with George Hill and Ella M. Hill, his istration, and that the 20th day of C. W. Pecore and Mrs William Kl- In The Sugar Beet.
In yield from 4 to 34 tons. In four
small house Northwest of sales ya- ] w^ e' ahd the unkowp heirs of eltlr June, 1944 at the hour of 11 O'clock etzer, the latter two of Portland. Have you ever thought of the soil | different combinations sulphur gave mes as co-hostess. The afternoon
id. Mrs Leoma Bingman, Box 224, er of them if deceased; the Owyhee A M and the County Court Room as members of the recently created on
farm M a factory? Do you a 3-ton or better Increase,
Increase. Why was spent embroidering tea towels
Ontario.
8J3xp Ditch Company, a corporation, Jo in Vale, Oregon, have been fixed merit system council.
does sulphur give such an Increase? for the hostess. Ten members and
,
|
realize
that
your
soil
will
not
maln-
hn Molenaar, president and Tho by the Court as the time and place Governor Earl Snell who is Inj tain Its rate of productivity unless There are several ways that aul- two guests, Rihoda Mettlen and
FOR &ALE— Molette separator, 1 mas Jones, secretary of said Owy- for
the hearing of said account and Hershey. Pa. attending the nation
add something to replace the phur may react in these soils. The Bernice Bowen, answered roll call
ton of com on cob, 1 oak dining hee Ditch Company and John Mol-' any objections thereto, when and al governors conference appointed you
mere fact that sulphur alone gave with Bheir pet peeve. The next
raw
materials
table M. M. Creeling, Phone 07R3. enaar, H. E. Noah. Hans Oft, A. B. I where any person Interested in said Mrs Merideth Bailey of Sisters, from the soil? that your crops take such an Increase in yield shows that meeting
be held June 14 at the
SJlxp Bishop, Jacob Fischer, William Pe- estate may appear and file written Oregon, a member of the Oregon The soils of Malheur county and these older soils are deficient In home of will
Opal King with Pearl Ball-
O. D. Hite, as Directors of objections. Said acount is for final State Library Board of Trustees for the adjoining area are In their or sulphur. When sulphur Is added to antyne assisting. Refreshments were
FOR SALE—Commercial fertilizer- utz and
Owyhee Ditch Company also settlement and upon being approved a five-year term beginning June 2 iginal
'ow In organic matter, the soil It reacts In the following served by the hostesses.
ammonia nitrate and ammonia sul said
other persons or parties u n -! said estate will be closed and the and Mr W. W. Parsons of Baker. because state
the
native vegetation was manner. It oxidizes Into sulphur- Pvt. and Mrs Eldo Thompson,
phate. Frultland nursery. Fruitland. aU
known, claiming any right, title es- administrator discharged
Oregon, for a five-year term as a not of a character to return organ dioxide then Into a weak solution of who have been visiting at the Mar
Idaho.
1JTFC
___________ ______________
tat®, lien or interest ip the real es- j a . L. Fletcher, Administrator of member of the Oregon Board of ic matter to the soil. These soils sulphuric acid and by the aid of ian Ohard home, left for Portland
FOR SALE—Trailer house Allied tate ancl or water right -appurten- j the Estate of Joseph Lee Reed, Pharmacy.
for the most part contain relatively the sulphofylng bacteria to the sul Thursday.
Evans sale yard
lJ2x? ant thereto and particularly ce'rtlf- ( Deceased,
CRIME GRAPH UNCHANGED large amounts of minerals, calcium, phate form which the plant can Oloria Fuhnlnan of Kuna Idaho
icate No. 2278 for 60 ^shares of the May 15, 1944.
A slight increase In Juvenile cr phosphorus and potash. These are use. In the acid form suphur reacts visited several days with her grand
FX3R SALE—McCormick-Deertng capital stock of the-Owyhee Ditch 1
_______________
ime
a similar decrease In cr- the major plant elements which wfth the insoluble compounds of parents, Mr and Mrs T. V. Olson.
sickle grinder. $5 J. I. Brady, route Company representing and being NOTICE OF) FINAL HEARING lmes and
by
mature
persons has kept the plants require the most of. Nit- phosphorus, potassium magnesium, Honoring the birthday of Mrs
3.
lJ2xp said water right, described In the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That crime records where
they were be- rogen is lacking but can best be etc., and makes them available for R. J. Holmes, Mr and Mrs F. O.
complaint
herein.
B. B. Llenkaemper, Administrator fore the war.
by growing legumes In youi plant use. Alkaline soils are high In Holmes were hosts at dinner Sun
FOR SALE—White-faced bulls. Go-
Defendants
of the estate of Rosie Alice Mull, Fifty-seven members of the Ore applied
rotation.
The minor soil element« toxic sodium carbonate and sodium day evening. Other guests were R.
od breeding stock. Serviceable age.
deceased, has filed in the County gon state police have entered the such as iron,
magnesium, sulphur bicarbonate and sulphur reacts to J. Holmes and Gilbert Holmes.
Jake Fischer.
24Ftfc To George Hill and Ella M. Hill, Court
of
Malheur
County,
Oregon,
military
service
with
a
substantial
and
others
are
In smaller change these toxic carbonates of Estelle and Nancy Goodson of
wife, and the unknown heirs of his first and final account of hts number in combat war zones. Acc amounts and do required
FOR SALE—Seeds, Michael-Leon- his
not
become
dep soda to tihe sulphate form which Is Notus, are visiting at the F. 8. By
of them If deceased, the administration, and that the 20th ording to the annual report of Ch leted as fast ?s the major elements.
ard, flower, garden and field seeds. either
This Is done In addition ers home.
Ditch Company, a corpora day of June. 1944 at the hour of arles P. Pray, superintendent of st These soils are for the most part nontoxic.
Hollingsworth Hardware and Im Owyhee
to supplying the plant food sulphur. Mr and Mrs T.V. Olson made a
tion,
John
Molenaar,
President
and
plement Co.
24FTFC Thomas Jones,' secretary of said 11 O'clock A. M. and the County ate police, 107 employees largely high In calcium, this element Is The leguminous family removes la business trip to Nampa Saturday.
Room in Vale, Oregon, have field operatives, have resigned, died one which will probably never be rge quantities of sulphur as It pl Mr and Mrs R. J. Holmes were
FOR SALE—About 400 sacks com Owyhee Ditch Company and John Oourt
been fixed by the Court as the time oi entered military service.
come depleted because of the loc ays an Important part In protein hosts at dinner Thursday for Pvt.
mercial netted gem potatoes. Bring Molenaar, H. E. Noah, Hans Oft, ahd
place
for
the
hearing
of
said
Records
of
the
department
show
climatic and other conditions formation. 1 ton of alfalfa hay re and Mrs Sldo Thompson.
sacks. William Peutz, route 1, Ny A.H. Bishop. Jacob Fischer; Will account and any objections thereto, a number of outstanding function ation,
which
Influence the character of moves 5.74 lbs. of sulphur. Sulphur Mr Stanberry of Ontario drilled
ssa, Phone 010J2.
18Mtfc iam Peutz and O. R. Hite, as dir when and where any person inter of the department resulting from these soils.
An over supply of cal very definitely recats with the large a well for F O. Holmes last week.
of said Owyhee Ditch Com ested In said estate may appear the war. One Is seeking out black cium compounds
soil to be amounts of calcium In the aotl ma Mrs Hovey of The Dalles Is visit
FOR SALE—Plano. See Mrs Frank ectors
pany;
also
all
other-persons-of
par
file written objections and be markets, another, the Investigation alkaline. Calcium causes
also
ties
other king It available for plant use. By ing at the home of her brother, F.
Ward or Mrs Addie Wilson, second ties
__ unkown, claiming any right, and
heard thereon. Said account Is for of ration regulation violators and essential minerals so that up plants
freeing the calcium It also frees C. Fry.
house from Hunt's corner. 25M3xp i utle estate.” Jten or toteres't In The final
settlement and upon such set a third providing convoys for mil cannot use them. Would you add other elements such as phosphorus Word has been received from
I real estate and or water right app- tlement.
said estate will discharged.
be closed itary units passing through the st a lot more oil to your tractor when which the calcium had tied up. Junior Holmes who left last week
________ W A N T E D __________! urtenant thereto and particularly j ^ the Administrator
Since 100 lbs. of gypsum contain for the navy that he Is in San
g j f . you knew it had plenty? If you did
WANTED—Girl wants housework[ Certificate No. 2278 for 60 shares j B B Llenkaemper, Administrator ate.
FUNDS FADE
It would become sluggish and put 18 lbs. of sulphur and 23 lbs. of Diego, where he will take hls “boot"
the capital stock of the Owyhee j of the estate o( ^ sle AUce Mull. FEDERAL
or other type of work. Phone 05R3, of
Oregon's allocation of federal out less power. So it Is with cal calcium and since these soils al training.
Company representing and > May 17 1944
or inquire Journal office. 25M2XP Ditch
funds for post-war highway con cium. It Is very foolish and a waste ready have an over supply of cal-
being said water right, described in J
’ '___________
may be cut in half said of time to add soil amendments j dum. It Is much cheaper and better Go To Bancroft—
WANTED—Used furniture. Highest the complaint herein, defendants: I ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE TO struction
R. H. Baldock. state highway eng which contain calcium compounds, when adding sulphur to use 994 Missess Mary Lou and Laura Lee
THE NAME OF , THE ^ STATE
prices paid. Phone 149W. Nyssa IN .........
ineer, upon his return from Wash such as lime and gypsum. You arc | per cent soil sulphur. Sulphur sh- Schenk, daughters of Mr and Mrs
Furniture Co.
1ATFC OF OREGON, you and eaoh of . you j JN THE co CREDITORS
u n ty COURT OF THE ington,
D. C. this week. A bill Just merely making a bad condition!°uld be broadcast early In the sp- John Schenk, left Tuesday for
are
hereby
required
to
appear
and
|
STATE
OF
OREGON
FOR
THE
introduced In congress would cut worse because we already have too rtng and then disked or harrowed Bancroft. Idaho, where they will
WE PAY HIQHEST PRICES foi answer the complaint filed against |
COUNTY
OF
MALHEUR
Into the soil. Never plow soil sul visit their grandmother, Mrs Sch
In half Oregon's allocated 31.000.000 much calcium In the soli.
live fox feed horses. Phone 8 Pay you in the above entitled suit o n o r ; In ^ Matter Q{ the EsUle
a year for three years. A bill Intro Fertilizer trails on this station phur under when using It for fert enk. Tom Moore accompanied them
ette.
i7Ntfc before the eighth day of June 1944, j •
by Rep. James Mott, of Ore indicate that on the older soils In ilizer, The application of sulphur to Bancroft, to visit his brother Jim
date being-the last day of four ELIZABETH M. PILLSBURY, de duced
FURNITURE WANTED—We pay said
gon.
would
restore the original all this county, very marked benefits once in a rotation will probably be Moore, Who will leave soon to en
weeks
from
the
date
of
the
first
highest prices for used furniture. publication of this summons; and ceased.
ter the service.
ocations,
plus
federal road funds, may be obtained by use of certain sufficient (100 lbs.)
Nordale F’urnlture company. 21Jtfc if you fail to appear and answer
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Mott failed in an attempt to get fertilizers.
Sugar beet fertility trails Sugar beets draw heavily upon
undersigned, Ix>ra E. PUls- his bill approved by the house road showed an average Increase of 44 the phosphate In the soil, therefore
complaint,- for want thereof, that the
MISCELLANEOUS said
has been appointed adminis committee.
tons of beets when 5 tons of barn in order to maintain the right am
the plaintiff will apply to the Court bury
of the estate of Elizabeth M. FLAX AID LAX
manure were applied. When ount of phosphate It Is necessary
PERSONAL—Lonely? Write box 26, for the relief prayed for In its com trator
Pillsbury, deceased, by the County Days of state paternalism for the yard
125
lbs.
treble phosphate to apply It In a commercial form.
Vancouver, Washington. 18MTFC plaint.
of Malheur County, Oregon, flax Industry as a whole are past was added of to super
the
manure
a further Barnyard manure Is low In phos
This suit is brought for the pur Court
and has qualified.
in Oregon, at least for the duration Increase of 14 to 2 tons of beets phate In relation to notrogen and
pose
of
securing
a
decree
adjudging
NOW THEREFORE, all persons of the war, the state board of con were obtained. 1 ton of manure co potash. Adding sulphur and phos
Corsets Surgical garm- the plaintiff to be the owner of having
against the estate of trol has intimated as it instructed ntains 10 lbs. of Nitrogen, 5 lbs. of phate with manure Is a good pract
ents
Lots 2,3 and 4 of Section 19, Town Elizabeth claims
M.
^Pillsbury, deceased, the state flax expert to take from Phosphoric acid and 10 lbs. of Pot ice. Legumes both for forage crops
19 S. Range 47 E.W.M. Includ are hereby nomied
Girdles
Brazzieres ship
and required to
calling list nine flax plants in ash. Some Increase in production which add nitrogen and for green
ing
the
water
right
appurtenant
the same, with proper vou his
'ALICE A. COLLINS thereto which water right Is repres present
which the state ¿as no stake. He on older soils, especially with sugar manure crops to add organic mat
duly verified, within six mon
authorized to travel beets may be realized when potash erial are essential Use commercial
Box 500 Phone 122-J ented by Certificate No. 2278 for- chers,
ths from the date of this notice, to to was. any however,
plant
In
state where hts Is added. 100 lbs. of muriate of fertilizers as a supplement to a
sixty
shares
of
the
capital
stock
of
the undersigned Lora E. Pillsbury, services should the
BUTCHERING
potash broadcast in addition to 50 good crop rotation.
be
requested.
Owyhee Ditch Company and which at
CUstom butchering every Monday stock
the law office of Charles W The action grew out
Rates, methods and times of app-
of
a
study
certificate
issued
In
the
name
and Friday. Beef, sheep and pork. of George Hill and wife is now out Swan, at Vale, Oregon, which place of mileage figures, showing that lbs. of Nitrogen and 125 lbs. of sup-
f
Sanitary butchering guaranteed.
IMIMUM IM M iil III :|lllitll|:|ll lllll!li|ll¡IIHII'|ililli;il|i|ll!lllilll«lllllll:lllllllll iti iiiiiirri ili iiriii lititi itiU
the undersigned selects as his place approximately 8,000 of the more th
and requiring said Owy of
Phone 05R1. One mile west of Nyssa standing,
business In all matters connected an 18,000 miles he drove last year
hee
Ditch
Company,
and
the
proper
on Alberta Ave. Jake Fischer.
said estate.
were to and from other plants.
officers thereof to cancel said cer with Dated
action I
N otice o f Special Election
first published June STATES
tificate
No.
2278
and
to
Issue
to
Legal Advertisement plaintiff a new certificate in lieu 8. 1944. Last and publication
3
July 6. 1944 “With 50 RIGHTS
per cent of the land of
LORA
E.
PILLSBURY
Notice
is
hereby
given,
in
compliance
with
a
|
western
states
federally
owned
and
thereof.
IN THE CIRCUII COURT OF
Administrator of the Estate of with the government holdings gr
THE STATE OF, OREGON FOR This summons is published by Elizabeth
resolution
passed
by
the
Board
of
Directors
of
|
M. Pillsbury, deceased. adually being enlarged. It Is high
THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR order of the Hon. . Robt, D. Lytle,
time that congress recognize the
Circuit Judge, dated May 4th. 1944,
School District No. 26C, Malheur County, Ore- |
No. 5759-E
Inequalities of the tax situation and
O w yh ee
gon,
and dated April 13, 1944, and Chapter g Tonight at 7 :1 5
pass remedial legislation”, says Earl
Dally Vacation Bible school will Day, member of the state tax com
140,
Oregon
Laws of 1939, that a Special Elect
start at the Owyhee school house mission. He points to the taking off
ion will be held on June 19, 1944, at the elem
June 12 and will continue for one the tax rolls the land secured for
week. Classes will be held In the the operation of Camp Adair. This
entary
school of said district between the hours
morning only. All children In the meant that 50 per cent of the val
of
2:00
and 7:00 P.M. to vote upon the follow
community are Invited to attend uation of property values was lost
Miss Lillian Gregg will be the sup to 10 school districts, however, all
ing proposition :
eervlces. Including education, sch
erintendent.
ools
and
law
enforcement
must
be
Junior Boyce who la in the armed
Shall School District No. 26C in Malheur Co
forces Is home on furlough, visiting maintained.
at the home of his parents Mr and RETURNS SLOW
unty, Oregon, levy taxes in accordance with
Ten days after the primary elect
Mrs Clarence Boyce.
Chapter 140, Oregon Laws 1939, during each of _
Mr and Mrs Jess Oregg and dau ion of May 19 only one-half of
ghter, Becky Lou and Mrs Martha Oregon’s counties had reported co
DENTISTS
the
following fiscal years beginning July 1, |
and son. Fred, visited In mplete returns to the secretary of
OPTOMETRISTS '* KUngback
state.'
Canvas
of
votes
Is
expected
Homedale Sunday with Mrs Mc
1944, 1945, 1946, 1947 and 1948, in the amount |
J. R. CUNDALL
Donald and children of Bremerton. to be compiled by June 3rd, acc
DR.
J.
A.
McFALL
of
five (5) mills annually for the purpose of f
ording to David O’Hara, head of
Washington.
Dentist
••See Mr Fall an« Boe Better”
the elections division of state.
Sunday.
June
11
will
be
Cradle
providing
in advance a sinking fund for finan- g
Phone 66-J
HORSELESS
COWBOYS
Roll
day
In
the
Sunday
school.
In
cing post-war construction, reconstruction, im- §
Sarazln Clinic
honor of the cradle roll children Wild horses are getting so num
NYSSA
OREGON
and their parents a banquet will be erous In Southeastern Oregon they
provement, betterment, repair or rehabilitation
held after Sunday school. A sermon encroach on the range grass of the
of
schools, school plants, and school premises
will be delivered In the afternoon by cattle herds, reports of state range
JEWELRY STORES
wardens
reveal.
Last
week
80
cow-
Rev.
Nevln
of
Adrian.
to provide more adequately for the public sch
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
with his
ool population of said district on the secondary
ONTARIO
OREGON
PAULUS
JEWELRY STORE
and elementary level, the total estimated cost of
To W a te r Users
early evening
Union Pacific Time Inapector
which
will
be
$75,000
and
also
authorize
the
§
PHYSICIANS
JEWELRY — DIAMONDS
Since we have had to abandon the low pres
use of state or federal matching funds should |
WATCHES
N EW S !
sure,
here are a few simple rules we must foll
Main Street at Second
they become available, which levy shall be out- ?
Classified
Advertising
jl Capitel
Sitton Talks Of
Beet Fertilizer
TUNE IN
Professional And
Business Directory
WYCKOFF
JEWELRY STORE
Official Time Inapector for
Union Pacific
ONTARIO
ORBOON
SHOE SHOPS
Abbott’« Sho« Shop
L. A. M o u ld in g ,
M .D .
Physician and Burgeon
Phone II
Hours: 10 to 13 and I to I
Dally—Except Sunday
Pry Building
ii
■
SARAZTN CLINIC
J. J. Sfcrazin, M. D.
All klnda of ahoe and hameaa General practice of medkdna
repairing
PhyHotheraf*
X-Ray
Armas from poat office.
LOWELL
THOMAS
ow: #
Do not water from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Do not allow hoses to lay in one place long
enough to waste water down streets and side
walks.
Water must be off from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.
Above all else remember that any time the
fire siren blows turn off all water. This will
allow more pressure to fight said fires.
Claude
Willson
City Water Master.
side the limitation imposed by Article XI, Sec- |
tion 11, of the Oregon Constitution?
Dated this 18th day of May, 1944.
KXR0 Aberdeen • KCY OtympU
KIT Yakima • KWAL Wallace, Malm
KM. Seattle • KRK0 Everett
KM0 Tacoma • KALE Portland
Attest :
KYVLK Longview, Washington
C. W. Buchner
Henry H. Hartley
District Clerk Chairman, Boat'd of Directors |
uniiiiim iiB W iH iM iiiiiiii
KELA Centrali« • KFI0 I
huh
i i m i m i i m m i m i im m iim iH iiim iiiH in iiii
DON LEE-MUTUAL
STANDARD
OF
CALIFORNIA