The Gate city journal., March 21, 1919, Image 4

THE GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON.
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EASTMAN KODAKS
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THE ONTARIO PHARMACY
T H E H EX A L L STO RE
All Mail Orders Promptly Filled.
Headquarters for >ut-of-town visitors. When in Ontario call on us.
SODAS.
CANDI ES
NYAL’S QUALITY GOODS
GATE CITY JOURNAL
all the energy I possess, and I
sincerely hope and believe that
OPPOSITE MALHEUR COUNTY BANK
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it will be enacted into law. And
Phone No. 14
rubliBhed every ^Friday at Nyssa. Ore- I a|a0 hope that instead of the
STORE
SERVICE
BROWN BROS.
appropriation being for $100;<>00.-
000, it may be five times that
amount; because even then we
Entered as seeunu-vinsa m a t t e r April will not. in proportion to our
“ YOU WILL DO BETTEU HERE”
». 1910, at the postoffice at Nyssa,
’-.gon , under the A c to f March 3, 1879. wealth and resources, be doing
nearly as much for our return*
ing soldiers as is being done by
SUBSCRIPTION R A T E S ;
Canada, Australia and all other
One year, in advance............. . . . . $1 50
Six months in advance-.__________ 75c English Speaking countries.
am not only confident that this
JUST RECEVED— A shipment o f McDonald’s Fresh Chômâtes and Bon Bons
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$1.50 the pound
measure will be adopted, but I
RECLAMATION BOOSTERS j
firmly believe it will go down in
S P E C IA L F O R S A T U R D A Y A N D S U N D A Y
ARE CONFIDENT.
history as one of the great con­
Although Congress adjourned structive policies of our coun­
without bringing, to a vote the; try.”
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proposed legislation which, if
The Utah legislature which
enacted into law, would have
F or Sale
made it possible for the depart­ abolished the sale of cigarettes
Notice
From no commercial club at all
About two tons of barley at my
ment of the interior to begin and made it an offense to even to one which gives evidence of
la hereby given that I have a lien
work immediately on the con­ have the '‘ makin’ s” in one’s being composed of the liveliest upon one horse, one mule, one pack ranch near town,
H. R. Sherwood.
and two saddje bags and cop m lttf
20 acre on BriJge Island. House
struction of the Owyhee Project possession, was about as consis­ bunch of boosters in Malheur saddle
tents, claimed by Lester C. Seaweli,
and other buildings, o acres in alfalfa
tent
as
they
would
have
been
for feed and care at the rate o f one
and other soldier settlements and
FOR RENT - 200 acre ranch, partly 12 a.res levelled for grain.
county is a long shot, but such dollar
($1.) per day; commencing with
pro', ide work and homes for had they abolished beer and light stunts are easy for Nyssa.
the 26th day o f November, 1918, and improved: libi rat terms, Inquire Jcur-
Il T. Francis. F llt f.
'•ontinuing until the day o f sale thereof: nal office Adv.
thousands of our returned sol- wines and thus encouraged the
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that
by
virtue
o
f
this
lein,
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The greatest stumbling block
ditrs. sailors and m a'inesonre use of forty rod whiskey. While
the aforesaid property at pub­
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claimed land, the fact that the cigarette smoking is undoubtedly in the road to democracy is that lic auction, to the highest bid ler for
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cash, at mv place of business in Nj ssa,
bill was favorably reported in injurious, it is the nicotine-reek­ so many people are for it only County
o f Malheur. State o f Oregon,
ing
pipe
that
weakens
the
heart,
until it affects some of their own on the 21st day o f March, 1919. at the
both the House and Senate, and
hour o f two o ’clock p. m. and that the
the nation-wide approval of the hardens the arteries, causes a cherished privileges. *
proceeds thereof will be tint applied
high
blood
pressure
and
sends
in
diicharge o f said lien, and the costs
plan as evidenced by the hun­
The
recent
capture
of
Mormons
and
expenses of keen and sale o f said
so
many
men
off
to
their
final
dreds of letters received daily by
property, and the remainder, if any.
by
Villa
bandits
reminds
us
that
will be paid to the owner thereof.
the depai tment, have led Secre resting place long before they
even with a League o f Nations
W ILLIAM M ILLER.
tary Lane to take the stand that have reached their allotted three we will still have Mexico to Dated this 27th day of Februaro, 1919.
f283t
there is every reason to believe score years and ten.
worry us.
that a similar bill will be favor­
The death of Mike O’ Brien at
With each state deciding for
ably considered at the coming
P R O F E S S IO N A L .
j an Ontario hospital Sunday re- itself what constitutes intoxicat­
special session of Congress
A memorandum for the press, , moves another of the picturesque ing liquor it is bound to be less
V. J. ENOS
furnished the Journal by ths De­ characteis who subdued the de­ dry in some places than in others.
sert
and
made
Malheur
county
Chiropractor
partment of the Interior, states
Now the anarchists and Spar-
that he is accordingly continu­ a land of plenty. Like many of
9 to 12 A. M.
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7 to 8 P- M.
We are
ing the preliminary work of in the pioneers, he concealed a mine tacans are fighting.
N
Y
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OREGON
worth beneath a rug­ strictly neutral, but hope both
vestigation as far as the limited of
funds at his disposal will permit, ged exterior, as is evidenced by siJes lose.
JACOB PKINZING. M. D.
and also end- avoring to ascer­ the universal regret at his pass­
Judging from reports coming
Surgeon and Diseases o f Women
ing.
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tain for the information of Con­
from the peace conference, Aus­
gress the attitude toward the
Remember, a whole lot of agi- tria is sure to feel considerably
W. J. WEESE. M. D.
NYSSA, OREGON
PHONE NO. 8
Internal Medicine
plan of as many men in the s< r- tation will be necessary before cut up.
vice as he is able to reach through, the Owyhee Project lands are
EDGAR S. FORTNER. M. D.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Butter wrappers printed at the Jour­
the distribution of questionnaires watered. It’s not enough for us
at the various camps und naval to know tnat it’s the best Project nal office.
OFFICE HOURS;
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9 to 12 and 2 to 5
stations throughout the country. I in the west; we must make the
CITATION
TO
HEIRS
Secretary Lane is in throrough fellows who handle the funds
Office over First National Ba k
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF T H E
accord with Congressman Taylor know it, too.
Ontario, Oregon
STATE OF OREGON FOR M A L ­ Telephone No. 38 J.
of Colorado, the author of the
COUNTY.
I n ’ figuring up Nyssa’s pros­ In HEUR
the Matter o f the Estate o f F. N.
hill introduced at the last session pects for the future, don’t over­
W. H. Brooke - P. J. Gallagher
Ferrell, Deceased.
We keep constantly on hand a carefully selected
of Congress for putting the sol­ look the fact that the Nyssa-
To Rena Ferrell, Wm. C. Ferrell,
ATTO RN EYS-AT-LA W
stock of cLoice meats, including
dier-settlement plan into effect, Arcailia drainage system is re­ Katie Bowles, H Jackson Ferrell,
Stella Bowles, Ella Woodmore. &oola
who said:
Hass, Anna Breshear, James G. Fer­
Beef, Pork’ Mutton, Veal, Sausages o f va­
claiming several hundred acres of rell,
Nellie Hansen, Fay N. Ferrell,
“ lean only say to the House
rious kinds,, Mams, Lard, Veal, etc., in fact,
Ontnro, ( )r
valuable land right at our door.
heirs at law o f F. N. Ferrell, deceased; Wilson Bldg
and to the country, and to the
and to others interested in said estate,
everything Lund in an up-L-date shop.
and unknown:
many thousands of our splendid
That lazy, loifing feeling is IN TH E NAME OF THE STATE OF R. W. SWAGLER
boys who will be sorely disap­
not necessarily I. W. W.ism It OREGON:
A petition for the aale o f real estate
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
pointed by this failure of the
may be that spring is approach­ in the above-entitled Matter having
We are especially careful about the sanitary con
house to pass this bill or act
Rooms 12, 14, 15
been this day filed; and it appearing
dition of our slaughter house, and ell meats are pre-
ing in the Nyssa country
Wilson
Bldg.
therefrom
that
it
m
desired
to
sell
upon this subject, that I will re
pared for the block under conditions o f peffect
real estate belonging to said estate,
OREGON
introduce the bill on the opening
cleanliness
Patrons are invited to inspect our
What Germany seems to need l>eing part o f Lots 6 mid 7 in Block 2f. ONTARIO
slaughter house at any time.
day of the next session of Con­ now is a few bullet proof states­ Eldridge Addition, Vale Oregon, for
the settlement o f incumbrance and
gress and push the measure with men.
payment o f accruing expense of admin- [ D r . j . J. SARAZIN
Courtesy
PHARMACY
LET’S GET TOGETHER and boost for the High Line and Nyssa. Attend
the next Commercial Club meeting, Wednesday evening, March 26.
Come in and lets talk it over.
Honeycombs
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50c per pound
For Sale
Spring Building
5
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Pian your spring build­
ing now. See our plans
and let us figure your
estimates.
Gem State Lumber Co.
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Choice Meats
Sanitary Slaughter House
YOUR LIFE
HOW MUCH IS IT WORTH?
The U. S. Government valued the life o f each service man
at $10,090 most of them young men without familiet and
they paid for their insurance out o f a aalary o f $30 oar month
Let iiiiiii o f omr friend* who think they are "overloaded” on
two or three thousand, taka a leaaon from the boy* who car
ried a man’a policy and won the war.
RKMRMBF.R, that our loas o f Jtfe in the Great War wa­
le** than 10$,000. wh l. the death* fiom the influenia plagu*
in the last *ix month* have been more than 400,000, and atill
increasing.
Trust in God. but protect your family
Britt INedry
stration, and that the proceeds ef per­
sonal property sale* has been exhaust
ed, each o f the above- named parties is
hereby cited and required to appear
before the Judge o f thin Court, at the
courtroom thereof, in Vale, Malheur
County, Cregon, on the 16th day o f
I. 1919, at 11 o'clock a. m o f that
day, then and there to show cause, if
any they have, why aa order o f sale
should not be made as in said petition
praved for.
Service o f this citation to be made
by publication as to non-resident* o f
the State o f Oregon.
Witness, the Honorable E. H. Teat.
Judge of said Countv Court o f the
State o f Oregon, for Malheur County,
thie thirteenth day o f March, 1919.
Attest:
E. H. TEST.
County Judge.
A. M. Moody. Clurk.
P HYSICIAN
A
SURUKON
Office between Second and Third
on Main street.
Dated thie 28th day M h b n i a n
FVtSt.
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C. W. de BOER. Prop.
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Nyssa Barber
Shop
Shaving, Hair Cutting
Hot and Cold Bath<
Notice
1* hereby given that I have a lien
upon one horee. branded LD on the (
left shoulder, owner unknown, for feed
a$d care at the rate o f fifty cent* (50c)
l<er day. commencing with the ^3d day '
o f December. 1918. and continuing un­
til the day o f sale thereof.
Ami that by virtue o f this lien, I w;’ ,|
■ell at public auction, to the higty it
bidder for cash, at my place of
ne** m Ny*s*. Malheur County,
( , re.
gon, on the 24th day o f March, ,aio . ,
the hour o f two o'clock, p.
ra
’th#
foregoing property, end t h v
oro.
eeeds thereof will he first
;n
• he discharge o f said liar. -and the costa
and expenses o f keep end aa|a „ f Mlj
property, end the proewerj^ jf ,
be paid le the owner th treef.
Nyssa Meat M aiket
NYSSA
OREGON
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PECKHAM CASE CO.
House Furnishers', and Funeral Directors.
I. H. Kellar, in charge of Parma Store.
House Phone 50-SSS
Phone 50-SS
Stores at Caldwell and Parma, Idaho.
H O T E L ’
\Y P S T E R N
A. R. McCARTY, P rop .
First Class Meals
Moderate Prices.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO COMMERCIAL TRADE
Chicken Dinner Every Sunday