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C O U N T Y ,. O R E G O N , F R ID A Y , S E P T E M B E R 28 1917
New Lumber Yard
Opens for Business /NYSSA AND V IC IN ITY /
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$1.50 P F R Y E A R
5c P E R C O P Y
ÍO P Y
M cDonald Roys in France.
CITY FATHERS
HOLD A BUSY .
SPECIAL SESSION
Mr. A lex McDonald has received
word from his son Jaek, who recently
landed in france with a cordingent o f
The Citizens’ Coal and Lumber Co •
-
United States forces. Jack joined the
received several carloads of lumbtr
A Brief Resume of the Daily Events in a Live Town
r -gular army last spring soon a fte r
th.a week, and have opened for busi-
What Your Neighbors Are Doing.
the declaration e f war against G er­
L e ncW Red Cross rooms are now r.ess in the Oregon-Idaho yards near
many, and chose the artillery branch
The Council m et in special sesaidti on
Messrs. G. B.
j arranged for work, having been the cheese factory.
o f the service. A fte r a fe w months Monday evening to consider several
Wills
and
Tom
Coward,
both
well
L e(i and furnished by Borne o f the
Work for the Red Cross.
Frank Ward went to Boise Thursday training the regim ent with which he questions that were ready for p-esenla-
ladies o f the organization, known to the reople of Nyssa, are the
Miss Gertie Ray went to Boise Thurs­
proprietors o f the
Wm. T ittle went to Murphy, Idaho, is located was ordered out for foreign tion and whi'e the question whs a short
new organization. day.
[rooms are donated by the Bank of
duty.
The transports crossed the one the Council transacted much busi-
Thursday.
D
wight
Smith
will
keep
the
book-
and are located in the place
without
encountering
any ness with expedition/
’
J. H. W olf attended the state fair
Ed K enville made a business trip to oeean
Manager Wills says that they aim to
er|y occupied by the Housh M eat
U boats, as these ocean sharks now 1 The management o f the Nyssa Co­
Ontario Thursday.
keep a complete stock of lumber, posts at Boise.
llttt
know better than to tackle real w ar-I operative -Cheese company reported
Mis- Mary Kikan visited at Vale Sat­
Dr. J. J. Sarazin and S. 1). Goshert
j , e meeting Tuesday was enthus lath, windows, doors, etc., and coal
• h i p t h e experience with the first ex- that sevenfl o f the individual signerij
urday
and
Sunday.
when
it
is
possible
to
get
ears
through
went
to
Boise
to
see
the
fair.
and well attended. Tickets for
pedition having taught them a hard on the note given when a loan of sink-
Miss Vandyke is visiting this week
¡ball game and dance Friday w ere from the mines. They have purchased
A Bargain
Work team for sale, lesson.
Jack is probably the first ing fund was maifc to the eheoee fal--
cheap. Inquire at Journal office.
In out to the ladies to sell, and the a big platform scale, and will be lixtd with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Vandyke.
Nyssa boy to see foreign service under ' tory some three years ago w ere de-
to do weighing service for the public
I they went to work looks w ell for
Mrs. Robert Toombs and children of
Want to Rent Ranch Forty acres or the Stars and Stripes, and being in the tirous o f being released from liability
He states that the outlook for business
Ironsides are visiting frieifds in Nyssa up; cash or shares. Hiram vap Dyken. p sition that he is to fire the big guns, 1 on the note, and requested the Council
fsuiv. 9 o f these enterprises. T h e
is very gaod, as there will be a great
blem of getting supplies was dis­
we hope that he w ill g ive th en a to take action in satisfying the note and
Ohio Wilson has accepted the posi­ Adv.
deal o f building going cn this fall, ai d
and it was decided to purchase
double d sc occasionally to express the m ortgage or receiving payment o f the
tion at the depot as assistant to Agent
Mrs.
Spier
and
Mrs.
Hunt
motored
in consideration of the prosperous con
[yarn and flannel at the local stores,
A fte r due consideration' the
Kinr.aird.
to Ontario Thursday to see about Red sentiments o f the men who have to lean.
dition o f the country. A coidial invi
the Red Cross headquarters
stay at home, but whoso hearts are in Council decided that the loaia would not
Cross work.
One
sewing
machine,
good
as
new,
tation is extended to visit him at the
the great work of saving civilization be renewed since thete would be a per-
1 no* furnish them, and at present
for sale cheap. Inquire H otel Western,
Miss Florence McDonald returned to
yards and inspect the stock of goods.
and democracy for the world. His ad- 1 sonal liability on the part o f the coun­
ppears us though we will have to
Nyssa, Or.
Nyssa Thursday evening
from
La
dress is as follows, and it is to b e ' oilmen in making the- loan and voted
¿nd upon our own resources, as the
Mrs. Boyd o f Boise, agent for the Grande and Island City.
F ive dollars per head will buy all of
hoped that many o f the loyal citizens unanimously to accept payment o f the
hand upon the
headquarters is
New
York
L
ife,
was
soliciting
in
our
Hogs for Sal« -T w en ty-five pigs, 4
my Hols teen bull calves the day they
o f Nyssa send congratulations and ^ loan at this-time, the new cheese com-
ater than they can supply. The
sows, 1 boar, all Duroc Reds. A . E. greetings to him:
are born, 40 cents extra for every day cimmunity last week.
“ Private John Me- puny sign ifyin g that it has the cash
Uing in general was a fine success,
I feed them. Have 5 of them already.
Dr. Cosgrove spent Tuesday in On­ Rust. R. F. D., Nyssa.— Adv.
Donald, Ilerdquarters Co. nth Field with which to pav tho loan
[he next meeting w ill be held at the
Early Crawford peaches, 1 cent per tario and Wednesday in Vale, boosting
Anyone having a sewing machine or A rtillery, via N ew Y ork, A . E. F., j A petition requesting» that action be
I Red Cross rooms Tuesday, Octo-
pound. Come and pick them. P. Ten- for the Red Cross rally Friday.
chairs that they can loan to the Red F ra n c e ."
taken in laying a sidewalk on the $outh
h 9, at 2:30 p. m., and Y O U a r »
aen.
Adv,
W anted-Plain and fancy sewing.— Cross rooms write or phone Mrs F. D.
Dei glas McDonald has been in the side o f Green avenue from First street
nettly urged to be present and help
Mrs. Mae Solomon, next door to Hotel Hall.
trenches for six months and took part to the O. S. L. railroad was read but
the work. The cold days are
Three good buggies, two double, one Western.
A d v.
Several trainloads o f soldiers passed in the recent battle o f Lens. “ Doug” was not submitted for final action, the
¡ng, and the heroes in khaki will single, fo r sale cheap at Chipman Liv­
is serving in the Canadian Highlanders,
Mi.s Eva Boydell is teaching in the through here last week on the way to which speaks volumes fo r his bravery, m atter being held over until the regu- i
I the warm clothes.
ery barn.
Adv a31 2t
Ontario schools again this year., vis­ the training camp at American lake, as those boys have made ■ an immortal lar m eeting on the first Monday in Oc­
name in history. He has been in sev­ tober.
ited parents and friends at N js s a Sat­ Wash.
eral battles without a scratch and to
The R >d Cross association was gran t­
urday.
Mrs. Stubbs will give piano lessons prove it sent home a picture o f him­
ed the free use o f w ater fr -m the city
Miss Ethel Hansen le ft for Salem at her home in the Sinclair residence, self in his kilts. May his noble service
Rates reasonable. and goud luck continue. M ay these waterworks, the same to be used in
Wednesday night, where she wiil re­ north First street
brothers come safely th riugh the war, their room just fitted up in the Bank
Patronage
solicited.
sume her studies at the W illam ette
and live tu g re e t each other in the days o f Nyssu building on F irst street.
University.
Blaine Gibson and Bryan Payne le ft o f peace, and see as a result o f their
N Y S S A , OREGON.
T w o ordinances were submitted for
I)r. Sarazin and Delno Gibson made Friday evening for Seattle, where they sacrifice freedom for the oppressed and
consideration by the council. One ordi-
filed by the S uperin tend en t o f Ranks o f the State of Oregon at a trip to Parma Wednesday night in will resume their studies at the Uni­ hopes fo r the ideals o f the race.
dir.unce prohibits the use o f bicycles,
the close o f business Sept 11, 197.
the Ford to advertise the Red Cross versity o f Washington.
velocipedes, roller skates und vehicles
celebration.
"Miss Althea Sheldon, Miss Alice Mc­
operated by foot power o f the rider, on
Sev-ral carloads o f
wheat were Farland, Miss Alice Harper and Loren
The follow ing account o f a recent sidewalks on Main street. First atre t.
RESO URCES
shipped from Nyssa recently, Wilson Sheldon drove to Pavette in Sheldon’ s
gridiron victory
in which Vernon Good avenue and Third street. I t is to
ans and d is c o u n ts ..............................................................$88,995.86 Bros, and the Nyssa Trading Co. buy­ “ Oakland 6’ ’ Thursday evening.
Brown,
s.
n
o
f
Win
S. Brown o f the be hoped that this ordinance w ill be
erdrafts....................................
31.73 ing the grain.
Thoe. Canham, Jr., went to Nampa
Journal,
figured
as
the
hero is taken observed hy the users o f snch vehicles,
ds and w a r r a n t s .............................................................
5,522.69
P. M. Binkley made a trip to Port­ Monday to see the soldiers pass through from Sunday’ s issues o f the Boise as the ordinance was passed upon re­
rty Bonds................... : ...........
.................... . . .
2.050.00 land and other coast cities last week. ou their’ way to North Carolina. Ser
quest-after many complaints had beeh
Statesman:
king house, fu rn itu re and fixtu res ...........................
,
made against the nuisance. The other
He says that outside o f the rain the geant Dave was among the number.
Private Vernon Brown o f the United
Iher real estate o w n e d .......................................................
664.49 coast looks good to him,
ordinance is one that follow s the state
.„William Adams o f Goodrich, Idaho, States marines, form er
Boise high
h and sight ex ch a n ge
..............................................
47,873.38
Dan Thomas and fam ily o f Boise vis­ is in the city this week. Mr. Adams school athletic luminant who enlisted law and prohibits drunkenness on the
ited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marshall Sat­ formerly lived here and is figuring on in the “ Billy Blues” corps through a str. ( t > d f Nyssa, or drunkenness in
$151.228.15
local recruiting station in July, was any private place or building and dis­
urday and Sunday. Mr. Thomas owns moving back to Nyssa to live.
J. li. Kinnaird, the popular agent at largely responsiole fo r a 27 to 0 grid ­ turbing others in the town o f N ys ia
several city lots in Nyssa.
L IA B IL IT IE S
iron d efea t handed the
University and imposes a penalty similar to the
Mrs. J. II. Kirnaird returned from the local Oregon Short Line depot, has o f California varsity by a soldiers o f
kpital stock paid i n ..............................................................$25,000,00
state law-. It will now be possible to
rented
a
farm
,
in
Iowa.
Jim
expects
the sea aggregation last Saturday, a c­
frplus fund
...................
5.000.00 a visit in Iowa, her old home. Mrs.
to take charge o f his new enterprise cording to the San Francisco Chron­ prosecute violations under this ordinance
Bdivided p r o fit s ............................................
. . . ........... 1,411.84 Goshert is still there, so Ves remains a
without calling upon
the state or
icle.
in
February.
bposits .................................................................................. 119,816.31 widower, and will have to take a course
The form er B H S. crack himself county officials to prosecute fo r such
Marion Dunn has received a letter scored too touchdowns against the
in domestic science at home.
criminal acts.
$
,
The rain last Saturday and Sunday from his son, Corpoial Chester Dunn, Bears, one on an 80-yard sprint through
Superintendent H oxie o f the depart­
a
broken
field,
and
a
pass
o
f
his
manip­
“ somewhere
in
N ebraska.”
did an effective job o f settling the dust from
ulating was responsible for a third reg ment o f Streets and Public Im p rove­
Chester is with the Idaho regim ent on
istration. Playing at quarterback, he ments reported that Maney Bros, de­
F R A N K D. H A L L , 'Cashier ¡n the streets.
The city authorities
G. K IN G M A N , P resid en t
.ts way to Camp Greene, N. C.
ran th i marines’ team with flawless sired to again purchase water from the
_____________________ had a drag to work Tuesday on the
L
generalship in addition to perform ing
Syl Morris the R. F. 1). ..........
man, | ( had
roads, which ought to leave them in
city, and recommended that their ap­
Ford into the sensationally as a purveyor o f the pig­
t ie misfortune to tip hi
good condition.
plication fo r
such use be gran t­
skin.
ed on condition
that
in
case
Fred Green recently returned from a ditch and smash a few bolts, but the
machine won’ t mind a little thing like
of
any shortage o f
w ater they
trip to the coast, where he went cn
would be the first to be shut olT
business. Fred has taken the contract t lat and will soon be as good as ever. I
Hr. Hoxie is making some improve- j
from such use o f water, and Ihat tho
to build a modern six room house for
charge for use o f w ater be the same
S. II. Ross on his ranch near town. mints on the building occupied by the j
Nyssa Garage, and will soon have
_____
as form erly charged, that Is 20 cents
Work will begin soon.
things
in
fine
i
ha
pc
I
his
will
make
The
celebrated
DeMoss fam ily, Am er- for each tank o f tiOO gallons. Since
Tom Nisbet and Dwight Smith re­
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes are
turned from the Round-Up at Pendle­ me o f the best bnildings o f the kind in j(.a -s famous concert company. Who the work being done by Maney Bros,
have toured throughout this country for the Nyssa-Arcadia D rainage D is ­
absolute!) guaranteed to satisfy you
ton Sunday. They report a fine time, the country.
Peter VanDyken, who le ft Nyssa and Europe during the past 45 years, trict is one o f public benefit and the
and sa/ the crowds at the Big Show
use o f the city water will aid in more
were record beaters, there being as s im e tim e ago and located at Wen- will appear at the local Presb yterifn rapid prosecution o f the work by per-
T a tim e w hen e v e ry dolla r you spend ought to
atchee,
Wash.,
was
recently
m
arried;
church
Tuesday,
October
flth
in
an
en-
many as 30,000 people in one day.
m ittiig 'm o re constant use o f the en­
be looked at tw ic e liefore you part with if, just
to a charming young lady o f that city, tertainment o f music, song and story. gines, it was thuught best to gran t
Mrs. J. E. Dickens o f Silver City is
according to a letter received by his - This famous company cnlerlainetl i ur th’s application at the prices stated.
rem em ber that you o u gh t to look more than
visiting at the home o f her sister, Mrs.
The council instructed that a road
fathers in pioneer days and later a j-
brother.
Hiram.
twice at w hat y o u ’ re g o in g to g e t fo r it.
j F. D. Hall. She returned last Satur-
drag be procured or built Hnd that the
pcarc.l before the crowned heeds i f streets be dragged while in condition
Archie
Francis
spent
a
few
days
■» day from Seattle, to which city she
Hart Schaffner & M a rx have based their whole busi­
, Europe. Several o f the original com­ for dragging, and also instructed that
° ] accompanied her daughter. Miss Gor­ visiting bisjfather, II. T. Francis, this
pany are still with them and will en- bills be calb-il fo r givin g a price fo r
ness on the b e lie f that a ll-w oo l is best for men s and
week.
Archie
recently
had
tho
mis­
don Dickens, who will attend the Uni­
j
The pres­ sand and i i her s c rie itu or ernthed
fortune to have an accident while w ork­ tertain the Nyssa public.
young m en’s c lo th in g ; th a t cotton mixtures, th o u g h
gravel delivered
on the streets o f
versity o f Washington.
ent
organiz
ition
consists
o
f
Ht
nry ai d Nyssa. I f bills are such that g r a v e l­
ing for the telephone company w lich
somewhat cheaper, a re n ot econom y.
George Green, contractor and builder
severely hurt his . yes, and he has been G eorge DeM ois, Mrs. G eorge DeMosr, ing the streets will he warranted, the
o f the John Enn.s buildings on Main taking treatment at Boise.
Council hopes to take favorable action
Elbert and Homer DeMoss, t h e t v o
They have m ain tain ed a strict all-wool standard in
on grading and gravelin g several o f tho
j street, is hurrying the buildings to
Mrs
0.
D.
Cole
o
f
Am
erican
Falls
little
prodigies
who
comprise
the
thiid
principal streets this fall while they
spite o f steadily ris in g costs o f fine wool, in tb«> lac< 1
completion.
Frank Carman is doing
in Nvssa Wednesday for generation o f this am ilv o f entertaii - can be properly
worked. The
The council
arrived
the clam or f o r ‘ cheaper clothes. W e know tlia> the
1 the nlasterinir
w
M r« « • * and M h s Mabel Bertsch, reader will receive bids at the retrulaa session
a visit
witn her
mother,
*»rs a n i pU nlst. Admission l t e und B e .
Monday night.
men and you n g men o f A m erica share this belief ih a t
J
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W
:ilo
D
nm nrr
n
r P V l n U * s.
1
Wills.
During
previou
all-wool is best; is real econom y.
visits
Mrs.
Cole"
made
many i
STATEM ENT O F T H E
friends here who are glad to welcom e |
Good clothes, lik e e v e ry th in g else, cost more than
1 R
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STA TEM EN T O F THE
;ANK OF NYSSA
Local Boy Wins Honors
6 090.00
wm
151 228.15
MENT
s Service; compare i
other things you I
that it will save
glephonel
R L E
: g o n
d Funeral
>r
almer
ant
ht
P h o ix ^ f
First
Buy all-wool clothes
A
Agent
, Hay in
Warehouse.
at Our Offic*
N yssa, Oi
Agent
her to our city.
Peter Tensen has purchased a P e r­
fection two-union milker for his dairy
herd. Mr. Tensen has a tine bunch o f
graded Holstein cows that are pronoun­
ced among the best in the country, and
tu is showing himself to he a progres­
sive dairyman by
providing overy .
means to carry on a modern farm,
they fo rm elry cost, but i f all-w ool is best and cheapest
in the long run, you o u g h t to have it. It means more
style, m ore service, m ore satisfaction. IGs worth the
price.
In spite o f the w ar, the w ea vers o f England, Scotland,
Ireland, and A m erica h ave supplied the wool goods lor
these clothes.
W e believe w e a re u p h old in g and strengthening the
call fo r econom y in o ffe r in g these all-wool clothes, with
an unlim ited gu a ra n tee o f satisfaction.
after -
eatty Go.
FAMOUS DEMOSS
FAMILY COMING
Th e H a rt S ch a ffn er & M arx label in a
g a rm en t is the sign o f all-w ool and an
absolute gu a ra n ty o f satisfaction; a
small th in g to look fo r , a big thing to
SPIER
Nyssa
Oregon
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A t the close o f business Sept, I I , 1917.
RESO URCE
Things are shaping up fine fo r the I
' big ball came and dance. It will be a fyoans and Discounts
.
special holiday in Nyssa. and the folka ' O verd ra fts
.
.
.
.
.
will all be there to have a good t im e . Bonds and W arran ts
a , l help the Red Cross. A la r g e : Bankirj? House, Furniture and F ixtu res
1 number o f ladies and gentlemen are ■ Cash on hand and due frorn Ranks
I c lining from Vale, Ontario, P arm a!
« d surrounding country to help ua
j
| celebrate.
find.
Malheur County Bank
*d
to
S
$ 118,860.04
.
.
$
L IA B IL IT IE S
T. P. Helean returned Wednesday
Capital Stock. pai«l in cash
from Boise, where he took his son,
Surplus and U n d iv id e d Profits
little Tim, to the hospital fo r an opera­
D e p o s i t s .............................................
tion for appendicitis. He brought the
good news that the operation was suc­
cessful anrt Tim w ill pull through all
right. But it was a elose call, as the
Not The Largest Hank In Oregon,
disease had progressed so fa r that at
the Strongest.
th - time o f the operation the case
H.
J.
W
A
R
D
,
Presiden
t
was looked upon as hopeless.
20.88
V
3,264.00
9.146.57
55, ¡47.96
V
136 , 439.66
25.00000
15 , 890.20
145 . 549.65
$• 86 , 439.85
$
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