THE GATE CITY JOURNAL, NY98A, OREGON.
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Published every Friday at Nysaa. Ore Vale, Oregon on June 25, 26, 27 and
gon, by
28. 1919.
Following is the program for onc-
FRED L. SHEETS.
year and five-year subjects:
Wedndsday— Arithmetic and History.
FRIDAY. JUNE 18, 1919
Thursday— Grammar. Civil Govern
ment. Orthography, Physical Geog
Entered as secona-ciass ni«ner April raphy, Theory and Practice and Writ
14, 1910, at the postoffice at Nyaaa,
Oregon, under the Act of March 3,1879. ing.
Friday—School Law, A'gebra, Com
position, Reading, Physiology and
SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
Geography.
One year, in advance_____ ____ $1 50 Saturday—American Literatuae and
B'.x months in advance---------------- 75c Psychology.
Teachers wishing to write for life or
primary certificates will kindly write
A request has been sent to the state the county superintendent in regard to
game commission by farmers living
a program.
along the banks of the Lucklamute i
Fay Clark Hurley
river In the southwestern part of Polk
County Superintendent of Schools.
county, asking permission to kill a
—Adv-40 It
number of beavers which are seriously
damaging lands along that stream.
Coal is a sure preventative of cold
A public building adequate to house Buy now and save on the price—at
the postoffice, customs service and Gem State Lumber Co.—Adv.39-ff.
other branches of the government lo
cated at Astoria, would require 8400
feet of floor space and would cost
PROFESSIONAL.
8300,000, according to an estimate re
ceived by Representative Hawley from
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS
the treasury department.
Mrs. C. E. Andrews, of La Grande,
mother of Bert Andrews, who was the
first Oregon member of the Rainbow
J. J. SARAZIN
division to meet his death in France,
Physician
and Surgeon
has been named honorary president
of the Oregon chapter of the Rain Office hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. in.
bow division veterans, an organiza
Mon which embr'aces 27 states.
The Klamath Indians of. Oregon will
JACOB PKINZING. M. D.
be permitted to sue In the court of
Surgeon and Diseases of Women
claims to recover approximately 100,-
000 acres of land which, they say, was
W. J. WEESE. M. D.
omitted in fixing the boundaries of the
Internal Medicine
Klamath reservation, by the terms of
a bill introduced in the house by Rep
EDGAR S. FORTNER, M. D.
resentative Sinnott.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
First Lieutenant Louis H. Compton
of Salem, recently returned from over
OFFICE HOURS:
seas, bringing With him the croix de
9 to 12 and 2 to 6
guerre awarded by Marshal Petain of
Office over First National Bank
France for bravery in action, will be
Ontario, Oregon
state parole officer to succeed Joseph Telephone No. 33 J.
F. Keller, according to announcement
made by Governor Olcott.
CHIROPRACTOR
A new irrigation project by which
1600 acres of land will be brought
under water on the south side of the
Klamath river, between Klamath Falls V. J. ENOS
and Keno is going rapidly forward.
Chiropractor
The water has been diked from the
-
7 to 8 P- M.
lands in that section and will be pump 9 to 12 A. M.
ed on again by two large centrifugal
NYSbA, OREGON
pumps.
Warning is given by J. O. Holt,
DENTISTS
manager of the Eugene Fruit Growers’
association, that owing to the tremen
dous peach crop in the Willamette val
DR. A. R ROBERTS
ley this year the’fruit will be market-
D cj NTIST
less unless thinned to a great extent.
He declared that otherwise all the
Between Depot and Main Street
peaches will be small and it will be
difficult to sell them.
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P hone 52
A mandamus suit was filed In Ma
rion county circuit court by S. A. Mul-
key and others interested in the or
ATTORNEYS
ganization of a bank for St. Johns, in
which the court is asked to issue an
order directing the state banking board W. H. Brooke - P. J. Gallagher
to Issue a charter to the new bank or
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
show cause for refusal. Petition for a
charter for the bank at St. Johns was
filed April 16 and was disapproved by
Ontaro, Or
the state superintendent of banks on Wilson Bid«
the ground that no need for a bank
existed.
The first forest fire of the season In
R. W. SWAGLER
the north end of Jackson county oc
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
curred on the railway leading out from
the Rogue River Lumber & Box com
Rooms 12, 14, 15
pany’s mills, six miles north of Gold
Wilson Bldg.
Hill. Mill and timber crews and
OREGON
ONTARIO
ranchers prevented a heavy loss.
The railroad between Medford and
Jacksonville, which has been operated
for several years by the Southern Ore
gon Traction company, and which was W H E N Y O U W I S H T O M O V E OR
T R A N S F E R B E T W E E N NY SSA
sold at public sale ordered by the cir
A N D VALE P H O N E T H E
cuit court, May 30. has been leased for
K. T R A N S F E R , Vale, Oregon.
a year by J. T. Gagnon, the Medford
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lumber mill operator and box manu
C. H. Dodge, Prop:
facturer, pending confirmation of the
sale by the court.
NOTICE OF SCHOOL
MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tu
the legal voters of School District No.
26 of Malheur County, State of Oregon,
that a SCHOOL MEETING of said
District will be held at High School
Bld’g, on the 16th day of June 1919, at
2 o’clock in the p. m. to vote on tne
proposition of levying a special district
tax.
The total amount of money needed
by the distrist during the fiscal year
beginning on June 30, 1919, and ending
on June 30, 1920, is estimated in tha
following budget and includes the
amounts to be received from the
county school fund, state school fund,
Epecial district tax, and all other mon
eys of the district:
BUDGET
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
1. Teacher’s salaries . . ____ $ 7,760
100
2. F u rniture..........................
8. Apparatus and supplies,
such as maps, chalk, era
sers stoves, curtains.
300
etc . . . .
.................
25
4. Library books ________ _
5. Flags .................................
6. Repairs of schoolhouscs,' ..
150
outbuildings or fences
25
7. Improving grounds_____
25
8. Playground equipment___
9. Transportation of pupil* __ 1.080
10. Tuition of pupils
450
11. Janitor’s wages _______
125
12. Jan'tor’s supplies . . . . . . .
450
13. Fuel ________ ______ _
25
14. L ight;................................
16
___ ______ .
15. Water
50
16. Clerk’s salary ... _____
10
17. Postage and stationery ..
18. For the payment of bond
ed debt and ~ interest
thereon, issued under
Sections 117, 144 to 148.
and 422 of the School
700
Laws of Oregon, 1917 .
150
19. MisoWaneous ______ .
24. Total estimated amount
ot money to be expend
ed for all purposes dur-
mg the y e a r ________ $11,440
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
From county school fund during the
coming school year . . . . $2,127.50
From state school fund dur
ing the coming school
412.50
year _______________
Total estimated receipts,
not includinathe money
to be received from the
tax which it is pro
posed to vote ................
$2,540
RECAPITULATION
Total estimated expenses
for the year ________
$11440
Total estimated receipts,
not ineluding the tax
2,540
to be voted ________
Balance, amount to be
raised by district tax ..
8,900
Dated this 21st day of May, 1919.
Attest:
C. C. HUNT,
District Clerk.
H. T. FRANCIS,
Chairman Board of Directors.
Notice to War Veterans,
There is to be formed a Great War
Veterans' Association, in Vale, on the
Mourth of July and all soldiers now in
the county are requested to be pres
ent.
Bv order of
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ROY McCABE,
Ex-IL S. M’ Coldstream Guardi, 1st
Division 1914-16,
ml6-j27
R. E. Bradford, proprietor of the
Nyssa Livery & feed Stable invites the
patronage of the pnblic. Courteous
treatment and reasonable prices.
May 2tf.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
DO YOU LIKE TO LIVE AMIDST AT
TRACTIVE SURROUNDINGS?
THEN READ THIS.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE
COUNTY OF MALHEUR.
In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN
WAGNER. JR , Deceased.
TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED
IN SAID ESTATE:
YOU ARE, HEREBY. NOTIFIED.
That the Final Account of Clara M.
Crandall, Administratrix of said Es
tate, has been made and duly filed in
the Office of the Clerk of said Court,
and that sa‘d Final Account and the
settlement thereof will be heard by
said Court on Tuesday, June 24th, A.
D. 1919. at 10 o’clock in the forenoon,
at the Court Room of said Court, in
the Court House of Baid County, in
Vale, Oregon.
All persons interested in said Estate
may, on or before said day appointed
for such hearing and settlement, file
his objection thereto, or to any par
ticular item thereof, as by lew re
quired.
Dated this May 14th, A. D. 1919.
CLARA M. CRANDALL.
Administratrix.
May 16 June 13.
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The Village Beautiful
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If a single merchant in this town were to adopt the
oermanent policy of making his store attractive in ail
nossible waya he undoubtedly could hold the best trabe
¿f his town in the face of competition of every other kind
What is true of the individual merchant is true of the
entire village or city. All it needs to hold it« trade and
its population is to be attractive.
A ttractiv en ess i» of many kinds and is composed of
many elements Good roads, clean streets low prices
and high quality will attract to and generally hold trade
f°ButShaded streets well sprinkled, green l*wns closley
panted and well-kspt houses and outbuild
ings reflect a diligence and prosperity that are almost
as persuasive as some of the more tangible and material
appeals of cost and quality.
One may imagine, for example, what a transformation
could be effected in this town if every window on its
business streets were occupied by a flower box filled
with beautiful flowering plants. Yet the thought need
not remain wholley imaginary; for at a comparatively
small cost to each individual merchant such a transfor
mation could be effected. Many of the largest «tores
and hotels of the great cities have decorated their win
dows in this way.
. . .
An example thus set by merchants doubtless would
be followed by many citizens in the decorating of their
homes.
In a f«w years our town would become known far
and wide for the beauty of its homes and places of
business.
cropped, neatly
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON. FOR THE
COUNTY OF MALHEUR.
In the Matter of tbe Estate of MAR
CELINO LAUCIRICA, Deceased.
The undersigned having been ap
pointed by the said Court, administra
trix of the Estate of Marcelino Lauei-
rica, deceased and having qualified;
NOTICE Is hereby given to the cred
itors of and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to present them,
with the proper vouchers, as required
by law, within six months after tLe
Hirst publication of this Notice, to
either Modesta Laucirica, at her place
of residence at McDermitt, Malheur
County, Oregon, or to her attorney.
C. M. Crandall, at his office at Vale,
Malheur County, Oregon.
Dated May 16th, 1919.
MODESTA LAUCIRICA,
Adminietratrix of the Estate of Mar
celino Laucirica, Deceased.
May 16 June 13
THINK THIS OVER.
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TOWN BUILDERS FOR
IDAHO PEOPLE.
MR. DUNLAP
SALES MANAGER
M A H U fA C
NYSSA, OREGON
W estern S oft n
Notice to Customers.
We are delivering ICE every day
from 7 to 9 a. m. We also deliver
your meat up to noon each day.
NYSSA MEAT MARKET
C. W. de Boer, Prop.
Nyssa Realty Co. i
Real Estate and General Insurance
Get What You
Want
at the price you
want to pay
We represent the following Old Line Companies:
Royal, American Central, Queen, Hartford, Aetna, North
ern, London and Lancashire, New Zealand, Firemans
Fund and Continental, National Surety Co.
and U. S. Fidelity Guaranty Co.
Protect your JVoperty, buildings, livestock household _
mobiles, tractors, machinery, hay end grain, anywhere and everywhere.
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remember
u it is Flag
our flag.
A. R. McCi
saying his fatue
Haating Nepr
Mrs. Coyle,
died a t Maridia
There was a
Ontario to buy
ford a ticket
Reunion at Colu
nationa, to be
subscriber. U
Dick” had ree
Mite Loia
Nampa Tuesday
Ira Rutledge
in the eity this
Wm. Cathy
Mra. Storks
Baker Monday
Born, on Frid
Mrs. G arrets
E. Rutledge
Waa in town M
Mra. Josie
tham Saturday
Schirmar.
E. McClelland
day to visit his
An ice cream
borne of Mra. I
Sunday evening
Mr. Vaughan
Moncs Mrs.
Campell furnish
lemonade all
them selves.
J. B. Pinksto
coast Monday
J. Boydell we
evening.
Miiaee Iva Pc
visited at Ontai
Rev. Trublooi
The Journal thi
the editor’s illn
Carl Finn wa
Cathey’a he j
horse bucked ni
him breaking
ing several othc
The local lum
out S. O. S. cal
coal now.
Barney Wilsc
a few day* this
Fred L Shee
week, and our
local newa, but
issue.
Mr. and Mr
callers at The
Don’t forgi
meeting on Ti
Mra. Camp
business of di
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For Sale—S
and high-grade
One registered
some excellent
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Have you noticed how many fires recently without inauranee? Dose
it pay not to be protected!
Second Hand
Goods of
ALL KINDS
at
Reasonable Prices
J. BOYDELL,
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Resident
A gent
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treet. Nysaa,
Nvsaa. Oregon.
Orearon.
Street,
Main
Call Phone 42.
W ill
As the
open ag
and win
Ice Crea
purchas
TWO GOOD BOAT* FOR SALE
CHEAP ! I
J.W. CROCKETT’S
Exchange Store
North Side of Street.
First door west of depot.
STOP A MOMENT
Telephone Service; compare its
Y Ol daily who cost are to without
you with many other things you buy
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Apple Boxes
Thorough
Cleanliness
Made up of Urpiece end« cleated together
and with two-piece «idea, tops and bottom.
is the first step ir. the proper care of
the ekin and for this every woman
should regularly use a good cold cream.
. 17c
Cold Cream
Jonteel
In straight or pool cars. These boxes
will not be carried in stock but handled
direct from the cars.
Terms:
is as dine and pure a cold cream as
can be made and will not grow hair.
Delightfull perfumed with the costly
new odor of 26 flowers—Jonteel.
Cwh on delivery.
Join hand» with your neighbor« and
place your order NOW. After July 1st
these boxes will be hard to get.
DO
IT NOW
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50c al
Fosters Drug Store
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each day. We believe you will find that it will save you
money. Try it.
Nyssa Barber
. Shop
M alheur Home T elephone Go
Shaving, Hair Cutting
Hot and Cold Bath«
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BEEF
First class beef at moderate prices. Beef can ba had every
day in the week from 4 a. m, to 10 p. m. at my place of
business.
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Grand Prize I____
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Everything kept sweet and dean
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A satisfied customer is the best business endorvoaent, and
our cusfomers are always pleased. A trial will convince
Phone Us Your Meat Orders. Free Deliver Every Day.*|
On« Delivery on Sunday Morning. Close 9 a. m Sunday.
H. M. Housh, the Meat Man
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