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THE GATE CITY JOURNAL, NY9BA,
PROFESSIONAL.
GATE CITY JOURNAL
SICIANS and SURGEONS Published ev.ry Friday at Nysaa. Ore­
J. J. SARAZIN
Physigtan and Surgeon
Office hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m
W IL L IA M J. W E E S E , M. O.
gon, by
FRED L. SHEETS.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAUNTEREST
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 191» Principal Events of the Week
^-»«red as secoiKi-ciass m a ite r A p ril Briefly Sketched for Infor­
« i«iu, at the postottice at Nyssa.
mation of Our Readers.
Oregon, under the Actuf March 3,1879.
This Sale W ill
Continue for
One W eek Only
The annual corn show at Coquille
Ashland is suffering from rather
Physician, and Surgeon.
serious fuel shortage.
The berry-growing propaganda has
MICKIE SAYS
Office. Over First National Bank
taken hold in Coo. county.
The Bend lodge of Elks will Mon be­
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904$ A S T KAE NUOVJLO *
ONTARIO,
O REGO N
the erection of a beautiful new
COME OUT HERE '*4 UOCr NEB gin
temple.
fAENlORN - $OME OF NC*-'BOVjT $85,000
Counterfeiters
are flooding the Coos
$ O M E f m N ' AT N 4E N E E D ,
Bay district with spurious half-dollar
OUT CrEE VNVWX*. - \ OONt
DON S. NUMBERS,
and dollar coins.
I HARDEN KNOVN HO\N V OO
Coos county taxable property, accord­
I ÔOUT \T \ P'BAVS NA KIN
PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON
ing to the board of equalization, has a
value of $22,492,241.
Phone 40
Parma,
The Beaver Portland cement plant
at Gold Hill Is rushing preparations
for operation as soon as possible.
CHIROPRACTOR
More than 13,720 acres of wheat has
been certified for seed purposes in
Sherman, Union and Wasco counties.
V. J. ENOS
The annual teachers' institute of
Chiropractor
Lane county Is to be held at the Eu
gene high school November 24, $6
9 to 12 A M. - 7 to 8 P- M.
and 26.
NYSSA, O R E G O N
Portland led the Pacific coast In the
value of sales at its army quarter­
master store for the week ending No­
DENTISTS
vember 1.
Members of the Marion and Polk
county
medical association have boost­
OR. T. O. H U M P H R E Y S
ed their fees to meet the steadily ad­
vancing cost of living.
D E N T IS T
A big delegation of commercial club
secretaries of Oregon met at Salem
Phone 48
Parnva, Idaho
Monday for the semi-annual conclav.
| of association secretaries.
Cannery companies cannot hold
60 &HP .4 growers to strict performance of their
DR. A. R ROBERTS
DisNTIST
according to a decision ren­
Corn meal custom grinding and contracts,
by the circuit court In Salem.
Between Depot and Main Street chopping. We are prepared to do dered
Aneroid lake, in Wallowa county,
O n t a r io , O r e g o n ,
P h o n e 52 custom grinding every Saturday af- was thrown open to hook and line fish
ernoon.—Hatfield Bros. Adv.KMt | ¡ng during the winter month, by the
fish and game commisaion.
Clover straw for sale. About ten ! Oregon
Highest honors In the national ac-
ATTORNEYS
tons; $7 per ton. Inquire of M. C. cident
prevention drive in the north­
Hatfield, 1 mile north of Nyssa. Box west officially
have been awarded to
141,
Nyssa.
Adv.
10-tib
the Southern Pacific lines north of
C. M. CRANDALL
Ashland.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Attorney General Brown give, notice
M c D o w e l l s e x c h a n g e that
VALE
he will proceed to prosecute any
OREGON
STORE
one
known
to be guilty of violating the
ONTARIO, OREGON
law against profiteering in foods and
Furniture
other necessities.
W. H. Brooke - P. J. Gallagher
Hardware
Oregon has been selected as the
and
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
meeting place of the next annual con
Undertaking
vention of the Oregon State Hotel-
Phone 106 w and 89 m mon’s association, which will be held
Wilson Bid«
Ontaro, Or
on December 5 and 6.
H. R. Hoefler announced at Astoria
W H E N YO U W IS H TO M O V E OR that within 30 days he will begin work
By unanimous decision of a special
W. SWAGLER
on the construction of a new candy board of arbitration considering a
T R A N SF ER BETW EEN N YSSA
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
factory. The cost of the plant will be scale of wages for the Portland street
AND V A LE PHONE T H E
approximately
$50,000.
car men and other classified street rail­
Rooms 12, 14, 15
O. K. T R A N S F E R , Vale, Oregon.
Wilson Bldg.
way employes, platform men were
Governor
Olcott
announced
he
would
Pt one 87
appoint George S. Sizemore as district raised from a maximum of 56 cents an
ONTARIO
OREGON
C. H. Peate. Prop:
attorney of Harney county to succeed hour to a maximum of 62 cents an hour
M. A. Biggs, who has resigned, to take and those of other classified employes
effect December 31, 1919.
to a scale corresponding approximately
Antonio Hanlgsman, son of A. Han with that figure.
igsman, Hood River orchardtst, has A shipment of narcissus bulbs from
attracted Indiana automobile acces­ Amoy, China, consigned to a Eugene
sory manufacturers by the invention store, was found to contain a number
of a map holder for motor tourists. of Argentine ants, an insect much
The Klamath Falls ^ox-makers' un­ dreaded by all agriculturists. The ants
ion has decided to ask the state con­ have never appeared in this state be­
ciliation board 'to conduct an Investi­ fore, according to C. E. Stewart,
gation of wage conditions and cost of county fruit inspector. The inspector
living with a view to raising their caused 12 crates of these bulbs to be
S*m Brown, from down Willowdnld direction, drove
wage scale.
incinerated to prevent the spread of
in yesterday and loaded up seme beards and two
Presbyterians of Albany, Lebanon, ants.
by fours at the Boise Payette Yard.
Brownsville, Mill City, Shelburn, Craw- To assure a naval base at the mouth
fordsrille, Gates, Mehama and Mount of the Columbia, a site of 2500 acres
Sam saya: “That old stuff of Reilly’s abeut the
Pleasant will attend a new era con­ at Tongue Point, valued by its own­
frost is on the punkin and the fodders’in the shock
ference
in the First Presbyterian ers at $100,000, must be donated to
may bring sentimental tears to the eyes of these
church
of
Albany.
the government, according to a tele­
who have nothing else to do, but for him a sight of
In case of an I. W. W. uprising in gram received from Representative C.
frost on the punkin means that he is only about
Oregon similar to that which occurred N. McArthur by B. F. Stone, president
at Centralla, Adjutant-General Stafrln of the Astoria port commission. A
thirty days behind in getting ready for winter.
I of the O. N. G. says he would be able campaign to raise the $100,000 for the
The ‘taters all to dig yet, the garden sasa to be
! 10 recruit between 1500 and 1600 men purchase of the site so that it can be
pulled and stored in the cellar; the leaky roof to be
j for immediate duty.
given to the government is to be in­
patched and cracks and crevices to be plugged
H. Lee Noe, of Vale, won the much- stituted at once.
around the house, barn and stock pens
bought automobile license plate bear­ A special election has been called by
ing figure one at the public drawing the Salem school board for December
“By Heck! I don’t khow what I would do,” says
| held in the office of the secretary of 8, when the voters will be asked to au
Sam,“If it was not for the Boise Payette Lumber
state. License number 13 felt to A. S. thorite a total tax levy of 8.3 mills to
Co. They do seem to have every dad blamed thing
provide funds with which to increase
1 Harrison of St. Helens.
a feller needs to fix things with.”
J. S. Howard, age 87, founder and the salaries of the 150 teachers em­
j first mayor of Medford, died In that ployed in the local schools. Because
That's Our Name.
city after a lingering Illness. Known of the steadily advancing cost of living
QUALITY
SERVICE
DEPENDABILITY
for a generation as the “Father of and the inability of the school board
Medford.” Mr. Howard first came to to increase teachers' salaries, consid­
Jacksonville by oxteam in 1859.
erable difficulty has been experienced
J. C. Smith, proprietor of a confec­ in obtaining competent instructors for
tionery store at Meedy, a short dis­ the present year.
tance from Oregon City, was fatally Immediately following receipt at Sa­
burned when a gasoline lamp exploded lem of two carloads of military equip­
while he was filling it with air. He ment for the Oregon national guard,
died later. The store was completely Adjutant-General Stafrln started the
work of apportioning the supplies
destroyed.
A deal entailing a consideration of among the several companies in the
$1,300,000 was closed at Astorta when state. Besides 28 transport wagons.
the Blodgett company of Grand Rap­ 25 machine guns, several hundred mod­
ids, Mich., sold 9530 seres of timber ern rifles and large quantities of am
lands in the Knappa and Blind slough munition, the consignment included a
districts to the Crossett Timber com­ number of tents, bedding and many
pany of Davenport, la.
other articles attendant to the com­
Dr. W. J. Phillips, a well-known den­ fort of the guardsmen.
oft P in * tist of North Rend, member of the j
board of education and president of
FO R S A L K .
the chamber of commerce, sustained a Trailer for Ford car—W. W. Fos­
F. A. GALLEGLY
fractured skull and is now lying In an ter.
Adv. 10.
unconscious
and precarious condition
SALES MANAGER
it the Mercy hospital as a consequence Wanted—Clean rags at the Nyssa
NYSSA. OREGON
jf an altercation and fistic encounter , Oarage
and Machine 9bop__Adiv.lOaC
with Mayor Henry Kera.
E D G A R S. F D R T N E R , M. D.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
Ox menths in advance__________ 75c
»ne year, in advance__________ $1 50 was a Mfi succes..
All Goods Will Be Sold At Cost
As We Wish To Reduce The Big
Amount Of Goods We Have On
Hand.
Heavy Leather Halters at 65c to $1.75 each.
Heavy Team Harness from $85.00 anil up.
20 Per Cent Discount on Cream Separators.
cuti OI.C s
Liberty Bonds Taken
Roeder
&
English
PARMA, IDAHO
Happ enings
Around
Our Town
NAZARENE CHURCH
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Eve­
ning service at 7:00 p. m. Regular
prayer meeting on Thursday evening
at 7:30.
house every Tuesday evening.
Our Main Object
Our main object at all our services
is to help men and women get the ex­
perience of old-time salvation that
saves from sin; and prepare them for
At Owyhee
their
father and eternal home in
Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching
11 a. m. Prayer meeting on Friday Heaven.
Clive Williams, Pastor.
evening at 7 o’clock.
At Apple Valley
] Wanted—Clean white rags at
Services at the Apple Valley school Journal office.^Adv.-tf.
You want to enjoy Thanksgiving
to the full this year.
A good dinner — such a one as you
can order here — will be necessary.
There isn’t a single grocery item that you will need in
connection with the dinner that we are not ready
to supply — quality unexcelled.
We Lead others follow.
Ours Is the Trade that Service Made.
TRY U S F IR S T
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