The Gate city journal., January 16, 1913, Image 4

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Can Bet you fa n cy prict
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judges arrested in Kansas on
taeh offer on all kinds o f p
charges of corruption, a Seattle |
rery Thursday at
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judge recently forced to resign to
Nyssa. Oregon
uvqid arrest on giave charges and
the Idaho supreme court making
I us jour VEAL, PORK,
THE JOURNAL PUB. ASSOCIATION itself the by-word of the entire
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J. M. C h a i g .................................. Editor nation. Anti yet there are people
nr on rciiueHt to all wi n n
■ary one year'* *»»il m-ription
who act as though they believed a
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"out our liberal offer HI
Enteriti us sJ,
belass matter judge was incapable of wrong­
F. H. SCHMALI
April 14. 11*10, at. .ne post office doing.
P ate n te d and u n p a t e n t e d lands u n d e r p r o p o s e d d i t c h a n d i n t h e distrip
apttil $10.000.
nil 143 r
at Nyssa, Oregon,'tinder the Ac.
of March 3, 1*71«.
f o r sale o n g o o d te rm s .
M O * RO E. BURTON
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According to. the Milton Eagle
l v 1’e. Col«>rado. Hpct
*Uv#r Lead. (J «... id, Silver,
the Milton Fruit Growers Union
or Ctn «r. SI. Mailing envelop«
m l * a application. Control a
Lands suitable f o r d r y f a r m i n g f o r lo ca tio n .
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
lie n * : Kaiurencxt: GUrbocatej
is being shaken up by the stock­
One year, in advance ..................$t..'.0
holders to beat the band. -Y
90-foot frontage on Bower avenue, in business district, dry, level, tuitalde for business. Q uick sale wanted.
S i* months, in advance
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number of amendments to the con­
Three months, in a d v a n c e ,.............. ¡>o
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O pening for man with small capital to go into m an ufactu rin g business. Good m arket for product in the interniq
stitution have been adopted and
boilerM, sawmills, etc. '1 he J .
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Portland.
Send
for
Stock
tain territory.
a resolution passed forbidding
Judge Archbold admitted doing
R esidence lots from $50 up on lo n g tim e to those bu ild in g .
the directors to employ either the
the things with which he was
I HAW FURS
Inst year’s manager or the man­
charged in the impeachment trial,
ager of the year before. Also the
w a n t e d 4 $ J
but stated that he did not know
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they were wrong. Rather a strange
list of undesirables. This drastic
' T* H. LIEBES & CO.
admission tor a judge to make
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action was tint* to the unsatisfac­
'MANUFACTURING FURRIERS
and we fear there are other judge-
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CorUrtl Bid«.
tory manner in which the l nion
■ r t U Nall Bank. Parllaad.Cre.
on the bench with a like limited
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B.
Hóxie
cun
tell
i
in!
Xorval
office.
Alvah
Doom«
For Sale— Sage brush, cut in
has handled the fruit crop for the GENIUS IS NOT INHERITED
knowledge of what constitutes a
some good land investmeui
stove lengths, trimmed or with
past few years. Last year private
Thompson.
crime.
by. See him.
Journal
M
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Pact*
W
ho
Have
Had
Soria
Did
tops.
Leave
orders
at
sbi|>|>ers paid from 125 per ton
Not Tranxmit Olvlna Inflatua
When the cost of distributing for prunes at the beginning of the
Foal d ir
to Them.
Direr.
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the necessaries of life to consum season down to $1N at the close.
prices for
for free pr
An examination of the question of
ers is no more proportionately Up to the time tin* writer left
tags.
the transmission of genius from father ( AM NOT AFRAID
>£.
N. M. INI
than the cost of distributing post­ there in October no returns had to son would seem to Indicate that the
FIRST
MORTGAGE
OF APPENDICITIS
age stamps to cotisuliters the high been made q*i
those shipped 30ns of great poets are generally “ dull
cost of living will have largely through the Union, and the most dogs." The most eminent English po­
ets had no sons, or lost them early;
disappeared.
But before that optimistic did dot expect to net and the sam e observation Is true of
time comes some more socialistic over $10 a ton.
We am noting American poets also.
Poetic fever may be a flame that
4kl> Land Plaster. Lime, Ce
doctrine will hav ; to be adopted these things, not to knock fruit­
ter and Shingles. W iitc- for
and put intc operation. Owing growers unions, because they are burns out In Its own generation. Often
W ith 8 per Cent Interest
the poet seems to put so much Into bis
NOTTINGHAM
to their prejudice, most people essential to the highest success of work as to sacrifice his paternity, and
$D- Front Street.
would prefer to suffer the ills tin* fruit industry, but that our often, alas; the' professional poet ts
they have ra*her than obtain re­ local union may profit by tbeir ex­ too poor to marry at all. However I Eat A ll I W ant to Now No Mors
that may be, many English poets are
Gas on ths Stomach or Sour
lief from such a source.
perience.
Too many high sal­ quit of the charge of begetting “dull
BANDMEN
Stomach. No More Heavy
On improved Farm Property with optional payments,
aries and inCoinpetcncy in mark­ dogs" of sons, for they never had any
Fesling After Meals or
HOLTON and BU
The democrats are, figuratively
sons.
Cowley, Butler, Otway, Prior,
Constipation.
waiting. No delays. The money is ready as soon
band inutnimenta. The me
eting the product seem to be the Congreve, Gay. Phillips, Savage, Thom­
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Musical
M erchandise in
No matter what you’ve tried foe
shaking, spitting on their hands
as title is found to be satisfactory.
W rite fo r Catalogues.
main obstacles to their success. son. Collins, Shenstone, Akenslde, your etomach or bowel trouble, Jl'ST
and getting ready to tackle legis­
TRY elmple buckthorn bark, glycerine. |
SEI HER LIN G-Ll'U AS
Our local union was signally suc­ Goldsmith, Gray and Johnson all died etc., ae compounded In ADLER-T-KAJ
1J4 Second Street.
lation for the new democratic ad
without leaving
offspring, and Mar­ You will be eurprleed at the QUICK
For
further
particulars,
call
on
or
address
cessful the past season and will no lowe, Pope, Keats, Swift, W atts and reeulte! The V ER Y FIRST DOSE w ill
ministration, soon to be. Their
help you end a short treatment with
doubt continue to be by the use of Cowper never married.
A D L E R -I-K A may make you feel bet­
legislative stunts will include such
MAKE SPENDIN
ter
than you have for years
There
are
cases
on
the
other
side.
practical business methods,
This simple remedy tends to antt-
little matter as adjusting the
and Girls wanted to ma
Coleridge's son, Hartley, was a poet septlclze tho stomach and b ow els and
Jon F urniture Polish.
of respectable ability; all the Tenny- to draw off the Impurities. A SINGL.B
the tariff satisfactorily to both
W eighty Marriage Certificate.
25c.
Send 5Cc fo r forn
sons wrote poetry, bo did
all
the DOSE relieves *an on the stomach,
sour stomach or constipation almost
manufacturer
and
consumer,
“ One thing that makes marriage In
iterial costs 8c.
A R T IS Ml
Rossettis, father and children; Addi­ INSTANTLY.
12 Bernice Bldg., Tacom a, ’
adopting a new currency and the Society of Friends such a forcnld son's father was a writer of some Im­
Come In and see the Sw orn State*
able undertaking Is the size of ths
nents of cures o f appendicitis made
hanking system, and a few other marriage certificate,” said the man. portance although Addison's descend
vlth A D L E R -f-Iv A and let us tell yod
ants did not pass Into the sobsnd gen­ vhy we think thl* ts the best stomacg
Aphoris:
Aphorisms
of Lao
little things of like nature. There “ Friends use the biggest msrrlage
Ind bowel rem edy we ever sold.
eration.
The same Is true of Dryden’s
S i t is such a relief to 1
is an old saying that fools certificates on earth. Their size Is descendants.
Milton’s
family and
i n » ' «aid whe
hen she ga
SO LD BY
17 by 23 Inches. That equals two of
ft w aist!
W oi
rush in where angels fear to tread. the ordinary certificates, which are Shakespeare’s became extinct In the
omen find i
S.
F.
FOSTER
Druggist
ilnteresting when h<
that appears quite appropriate only 8 4 by 11 Inches, and sometimes second r.nd third generation. Sir W al­
ter Scott's baronetcy expired with hts
other
woman — “
smaller.
A Friends certificate Is a
in the present distance.
lard.’ bv I ,» a ,- c iv .- i r.
son.
Real Estate and Business Investment
Machinery
HUNTERS! TF
F A R M LO A IN {(T íme FERT
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NYSSA, OREGON
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A resolution for an amendment
to the Idaho constitution limiting
the power of the supreme court
has been introduced into the legis-
lature, but we fail to see the ben­
efit to be derived from it even
should it be adopted. The court
has already violated the original
state constitution, us well as the
federal constitution, and has de­
clared in effect that the court is
not subject to laws or constitu­
tions.
It would simply ignore
the new umentment and nothing
short of physical force could com
pel its observance. Impeachment
proceedings to determine if the
court has the power» it claims
would seem to lie the proper pro
cedure.
The Idoho Stateman refers ap­
provingly to the standpat, repub
lican party as the “ brake" on
matters of legislation. It proved
a pretty effectual brake on the de­
sires of the people for a parcels
post for a good many weary years,
thereby enabling the express com­
panies to wax fat. Doubtless that
is one of the things which the
Statesman finds so commendatory
Others that might be mentioned
would includo direct election of
United .States senators, a postal
savings bank law, etc. No one
will deny that until recently the
republican party, in its capacity
as a "brake,” has performed witl
entire satisfaition—to its bene
ficiaries, There am indications,
howover that its usefulness along
this line is uboat ended.
A visitor from Mars might im-
agine that in this era of high
prices the producer is rolling in
prosperity and working overtime
to increase his output. He prob­
ably might be if the high pricts
were going to him, but when aj>
pies sell for 75 cents a box in
Nyssa and $5 *>0 in New York it
is evident that it is somebody be.
sides the producer who is rolling
in prosperity.
J|
Arch bold found guilty
funereal looking document.
Illumi­
nated letters are forbidden and the
printing is entirely In black on parch'
m e n i There ts a good deal of read'
!ng matter on a Friends
certificate
owing to the custom of recording
there Items of family history that
other denominations do not care to ad
vertlso ctn a marriage certificate. The
officiating clergyman at a Friends
wedding takes extraordinary precau­
tions to preserve the certificate from
destruction.
He delivers It enclosed
In a little tin tube."
Circulating Libraries.
ft Is absolutely impossible to say
Just when the first circulating library
was opened. If there was ever a rec­
ord of the important event. It is lost
W e know that during the middle ages
stationers used to lend books on hire,
and here, no doubt, we hare the germ
of the modern circulating library. Ona
Samuel Kanrourt started a real cir­
cu lating library In Kngfand about the
f e a r 1740. hut It appears that the peo­
ple we re not ready for it, since It
soon
failed Similar Institutions at
Bath and t.ondon, se m e
ten years
later, seem to have sueveeded. and
fr om that time the circulating library
began to gel a foothold, nwt only It
Englan d, but In other Eurottean coun­
tries
FROM THE PENCIL'S POINT
Union With Christ.
In the Epistle to the Ephesians Paul
oscs four figures to explain the *nto»
betv
Christ and his c k v -h
The
Brst
temple and tts foundation,
Sugg sting structural anion; the sec­
ond Is the head and ghe body, sug­
gesting vital union; th e third 1s the
husband and the wife, plcCualn«» a (fee
Hon at union; and the fourth Is the
soldier armor, su ggietlrg a onion for
service. Each presents a beautiful and
helpful phase of the Christian, tile tn
these four figures we have r fu ll and
perfect Idea of how Christ hod the
Christian are
one.
Reware
le
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le*t
this
Jon be obscured or ImptretA— Eg-
f ' lange
tht
.Opposit.or
A Hlalr county ban
handed a brief up to
Which he thus descrl
brethren on the other
ST*' like two ghouls
RT '.'ya rd seeking a <
Stour “— «'hiled o '-'
A (able ts an open-faced lie with •
moral attachment.
Doctors may take lUe easy and still
manage to avoid attest.
M ost cable p y w ils fresh. even after
passing tnroifgn s ift ♦ t t i r .
W hile Ujere À
»vsr^hod? bu t’
h o p e to t
■gulgr dishonesty Is es s i» r to
th a t Irregular dfshotiestt.
It’s only when som
that they turn tnsmse!
Come on
man-
it tight
t
If It Js necessary 1 9 bum yoty*
bridges burn them tn ftont of tftolk
bn your trail.
Justice ts probably represented as a
woman because tt Is something a maft
Is always after.
An Actual Saving
W. B. H O X IE
Office
at
Nyssa
PUBLIC
residence
Oregon
The usefulness of a telephone in you^home^more than off­
sets the small monthly charge made for the service. The
telephone is extremely necessary at times. YO U M AY
N E E D ON E N E X T.
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Our lines reach everywhere
We are at your service : :
D k . j . j . s a r a z i n
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
Office between Second and Third
on Main street.
Nyssa
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C. C. W ILSO N
LAW YER
Real Estate
Nyssa
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Insurance
•
Oregon
Join the merry thoi
enjoy good health as
taking care
o f th<
Liver and Bowels,
fore
unnecessary
1
suffer from Indigestii
tation. Heartburn,
ache, Biliousness,
<
Colds or Grippe,
bottle o f
HOSTETTI
P R O F E S S IO N A L .
NOTARY
Maine's Deserted Villases.
Maine has had her deserted farm,*
and now and then one can find her de
sorted villages
Sucn a one Is W elch-
vllle, In the town and county of Ox­
ford. where once the poise o f
ma
chlnory kept llfo beating fast In a
thriving little community T o d^y the
population Is scattering, on the farms
thereabouts chiefly, while the change
In the value nf the property ts indi­
cated by the stcry recently related of
the sale of a 2 4 story house for $175,
Which was worth $1,900 T5 years ago
But the number of such, towns Is
small. Maine Is building? op fast. Het
deserted farms are being taken, up,
sometimes by progressive young farm­
ers. and again by summer people, and
the deserted Maine villages promised
a new lease of life.
, v ati'r In blulnir is aduiter»ti<
m ake liquid l.luo ci.-tlv. It,
^ ■ D e, tuukea clothes w hiter tha
Home Telephone
Company
STOMACH SI
and notice the impr
your general health,
you. Refuse substitu
“S t a r t T o
. 'DIDN’ T HURT
i* what they a
W . H. BR O O K E
R. W. S W A G L E R
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Wilson Bldg
Ontario, Or.
M A L H E U R C O U N TY
W i s e D e nt*
A B S T R A C T C O M PA N Y
TROS.
OfTICE HOURS
JONES, MANAGER
VALB. OREGON
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Abstract» of title to all land» and
town lots in Malhenr County.
P. J. PHILLIP«
ATTOBNEX-AT-LAW
Nyssa
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Phones: A 2 029: Moi
lillo« B id«.. Third ond Wash
Oregon
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