The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, January 16, 1920, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHE GATE CTTT ItU tN A L NTSSA^ missionary aud philan'hropic nurs ery for all needy or homeless child OWYHEE ren Word was recently received by Mrs W. W. Smith from Mrs. W. K. T.ees (BV OUU KKGULAK COURLSPONOLNTl of Ontario, Malheur County president oif the W. C. T. f . that (Malheur ¡Mrs. Xwwt Thom sou and children, •ounty’ s quota for W . C. T . 1 »esse and Blanche, o* Emmette, re vork is 3200. Ontario has subscribed lumed home Bsturday, after a few { 75 .( 10 . Vale and the rest o f the il y j visit at the T. :•! Lowe home ■ounty must make up the remaining i nd with other friends. 75 . It was derioel that Owyhee will H. Walters visited his sne camp« • i.-r $10 for the furtherance of the in the river Friday. | rohlbitlon cause. -Mrs. Lee* state« .1. P. McGinnis and -ons have pur- hat -he or some other W. C. T . I c !i se i a new ’■ i..>y Brand Chevrolet \prker w ould'deliver an address In lyhoe In the near future. c ar. WARRENNEWS BY OUR REGULAR COKKgSPoNUgNT Mrs. lio-: irk and iitt e son, Donald, left Thursday for a two week's visit ■ JOB PRINT _ CMtTE CITY JOL WILLIMMNT IT RI( ONTAKtO G. G. HOLD MEETING TO OPPSE C u t t in g H o u s e h o ld Drudi HIGHER POWER RATES ELECTRICALLY The Ontario Commercial Club held in Nampa. , meeting last Wednesday evening Mr Roy Shaw from the Deseret and apiiointed a committee to make i ep company, left 'Monday o visit arrangements to l<I*ear before the relatives at Council, Idaho. Walter Pinkston si>eut Friday eve the Utilities Commission at the hear-, ning with his brother usear. ¡„ g . to he held in the near f t » r e . Mr. Joe Miehalsou and Lem Wll to show »h y the i>ower rates for on made a business trip to Ontario irrigution purposes should t -be >n- Monday. Arson Mieholson and hi brother ,-Teased to such prices as the Power Mr. and Mrs. V»\ W. riniltli ac- Fr nk Johnson who has been vis c i.invanied 4>y '.Mrs. C ’ arlo^te McGin- ing at the Bradley home for the 15 aton just returned from Salt Lake ompany 's asking i. is. Mrs. Je-.-e Cantrell, Claude • ity. The committee appointed by the Fiery Bostick's cousin Robert Bos- .nl.h and Walter Pinkston ent to n Ontario Monday. intario Commercr.tl dull» for the pur- irk from Boise is visiting him this Xyssa Monday, where they were Fern Clark visiting relatives in , ase of gathering all the necessary . •-i:< :ts ;o dinner at the home of Mr week. • ,-ma this week. data and who are to receive all tho .m l Mrs. .1. Kinks ton O. J. ITnkston and f holly snent Doc Pullen v.as business visitor necessary information the i>ower us Geor; * Sm' and Andy Hansen 0 Xyssa Monk y. -atur.iay at the J. H. Cntrall home ers may send in ar: Mayor R. " • riade a holiness trip to Ontario on Mrs. Dan Grady of Ontario who ,'anes. D. M. Taggart, T. W Claggett. tVm. Pent* eft Frt-’ay for Port- [Mon lay lias been visiting er sister Mrs W H. It. Cockrum and W. J- Pinnev. ar.d wi'h a carload of cattle, v Mr-. Fr- 1 Kiln«*» and ihll-.’ ren, II. Beam returned to her home Mon 'Me-—et-s K Hite an 1 Geo. Krot Kenniiu and Boris lef; Tuesday eve- 1 otore I to On ario Monday, on busi day. r'r.,: frjm Ontario, for Walla Wall Mr. L. L. Patterson motored to ness. • Washington, for a visit with her ;> • Caldwell Sunday. Robt. Baldwin has purchased the rnts, Mr. and .firs. [). K Tufts an Misses Geneva and Myrtle Woods 'or,I i ar foi aerly owned by Newt other relatives and friends there. are the proud owners o f a Sonora rhomason o f Emmett. i.\lr. :nd Mrs. it. F. L o a n u: de gt | lionola given them lay tneir fa fhoj in ; expedition to .s’ ;.,-s' Tue- BIG REAL E S T A T ', DEAL Salem. Ore.—The Oregon legislature ther A Id; re:¡estate dear took place convened in special session Monday Ve.ste.sB Adants is working at the w*. ;.e r considera.' le aipi arentiy tceptly when A. D Morey sold his morning. Governor Olcott In his mes Tom Conley sheep conr,»any. n vo? ’> lile deity the S'ervlng of Hid acre farm, 11.7 acres of which j sage 10 the legislature made the fol Fred Woods sold his eighteen fat- lowing recommendations: 113 0 11 ¡tin: ¡i wgi re- tniol in is under cultivation, which he home- this week. Increase in the compensation provid tea ii ! :'l years ego, to Jack lie- (ned cattle to Win Peutz, which Mr Mrs. W. H. X h | on. the new ; onnell for a consideration of $. 10 , Peutz will ship with his own cat- ed for Injured workmen and their de í j al spent the **eel:-end at pendents under the workmen's com . The (lace is occupied by Mr. Me. homo a: Homed ile. Mr. Xap.on Vernon and George Wilson and pensation law. end .Mrs. P F. Logan at present Additional funds to carry out the i.k Sunday ever will be turned over to the new •iiry and Hugn Glenn skated near soldiers', sailors' and marines' educa .'civ days t islt. 'n .k e river Sunday. ner by the middle of February. tional act. ;. Oeort’ e Smith ami von Col Mr. and Mrs. J. P MeGinnis took Supplementary legislation to make eri, retitene 1 Monday troni a week's P R E SB YTER IA N CHURCH their 15 year old daughter, Miss Irrigation and drainage district bond vl- t with .Mr. and firs. .1. (\ Ford Westón i . Shields. Pastor. '.'ary to the doctor Tutsday. She ing act workable. | ' Caldwell. was -il'e iln g with a dislocate J Submission to electorate of constltu- ; Miss Blanche Thomason ^ x>nt Preaching t 7 p. m. This service nee. and will lie oaTired to go on tlonal amendment restoring capital 'I nir- lay nl ht at tile home of her loses the week o f prayer. Subject: crutches for two weeks or so. punishment. friend Evelyn BeBor.l. The 3 ire Fountain Of True W is 1(. J. I avis is still busy counting Amendment of parole law so as to Claude Smith is on tile side list Owyhee's extensive population. dom ." permit flat sentences on persons con with an aitacil of Ja grippe. Sunday School at 10:00 a. m Mr’ . E. F, Pratt has been 111 victed of the graver crimes. Vineent Mendiola was in Poise Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m • lilt la gri| lie for several days. Ratification of women’s suffrage several day« la.-t week. The theme all the nonth o f Janu Mr. ami i.Mrs. Ben Ixagan were amendment. Mr. and Mrs A. D. Morey of Xyssa ary is "Christian Education and Separate commissions for the com visited their daughter, Mrs Pen Lo- ANOTHER YOUNG COUFLE Training for Leadership." In the mercial fishing and game interests of v gan and family Sunday afternoon. ESCAPE FRI END % AND WED Church in all the world. state. 1 They ai o visited ihe Sunday School That only paramount legislation he BIG BEND. I lo the pleasure o f the members, ali We don't li k e to tel! this on hut, considered. Sunday chool at 10 a. m. every ‘uing glad to see them and }](>'Jns; s loo good to Keep. Amy Alta Ray, Many bills have been placed before Sunday, and preaching at 11 a . m. they'll come n-ain soon. the houses for consideration. Whether d u g ' Per of one of our prominent Mr. an 1 Mrs. Clarence McConnell banker; and farmers, John Ray of • very Sunday except the first in each these will be considered during the are Ihe parents of a daughter bom X y a -', slipped quietly away the first month. special session is problematical, as feel Saturday, January 10 . ing for a short session and against o f the week, we are told, and all for KiNGMAN KOLONY. the full 20 -day special allotment Is ■Mrs. John Wall is visit In* in On- tlie love o f o young man by the Sunday School at 1U a. m. strong. tario at the Akers home. unite o Elmer Brucp Strudley front Preaching ist Sunday o f each Resolutions ratifying the national The M E. Baptist Sunday Sehool Ihe Pig Rend. We are a'so told that mon h at 11 a. m. woman's suffrage amendment was the roeently contributed ' 1.00 from .thei tills young couple were quietly un'lt- first legislation in both branches of the treasury lo the Pat-tile Coast Rescue <■ l in the bonus of m trimong at RURYL CARRIER EXAMIN legislature. The vote on the suffrage and Protective Society which has Cablwell, last Monday morning. We ATION TO BE HELD SOON resolution was unanimous in both i veiled a call for financial assistance were not gdven the facts of the case houses. from a.Il Protestant churches in the 1 it we ho)>e the elopement will The United States Civil Service building o1* a suitable non-sectoriam trove sati-'actory to their parents. Commission has nnounced an ex- BRIEF G E N E R A L NEWS : minai ion for the County o f Mal heur, Oregon, to be held at Ontario, Representative Webster of Washing and Vale on January '24th to fll' the ton was chosen to deliver the Lincoln position ofrural carrier at Nyssa and day address In the house on February vacancies that may later ooctir on 1 1 rural routes from other i>ost offices The death list In eastern Mexico in the above mentioned county. The from recent earthquakes, floods and examination will be open only to cit volcanic eruptions is estimated at Everyone h i- ; apera su<h at In -T a m e policies, notes, re- izens who are actually domiciled In 7*00. "ip's. e tc , that ho wants to keek in a safe place, hut they the territory o f a postofflee in the cef >.lifted around from one »’.a e to another until he can't Resolutions approving the antt-strlke tlnd tin m when most needed. county and who meet the other re clause of «he Cummins railroad bill quirem ent set forth in Farm X o. were adopted by the Iowa Farm Bu Ilia s why a Safety D p. lit Pox fills such an iniiiortant 1977. This form and< application blank tean federation. eel k ch !to\ in our vault Is iq u ippr! with a private lock Governor Charles J. McCarthy and I may be obtained from the offices and will proie.n personal p rs rain 1 fire, theft, and keep them alwa\s available. hove mentioned or from the United a group of Hawaiian legislators are ■Dates Civil Service Commission at en route to Washington to present a | Washington D. C. Applications should plea to have Hawaii granted otatehood. San Franrisco was selected by the ! 'c forwarded to the Commission at democratic ustionai committee the W i-hington at the earliest practic- ,VIII NO. 20 NEWS Nl ERAL INTI N inclptl Events of thi Briefly Sketched for I mat ion of Our Readi OREGON ASSEMBLY IN SPECIAL SESSION ■ , , D. F. FHher, government pi loftst i t W enatchee, Wash., lN cted by the secretary ot ur* to moke an Investigate roM a orchard r in the Willan ,y *„4 u eortam if there is n ibutty o f saving many treei uoat for the investigation w y Senator McNary, who has »rmod o f serious damage to ut and prune orchards arour y reason of the December c< Announcement was made and hy W. K. Newell, fede amintatrator for Oregon, t «nwJJ; c e nts per pound, r in U»ane BUOr will be permitted . . washers, vacuum cle*ners and electric are being used daily by thousands of women west, who have learned how much time, labor e x p e n s e they save. E le c t r ic . ” l mime, owtag to the prevailing 1 vhoio«»i*- Mr- Newell also m doctoion of himself and o light bill-, utB, District Attorney Hu o s Our easy paymeut plan -monthly with your makes it possible for you to secure an electric wuht-hat dealers win not be ail cleaner or range without inconvenience. Easy to bt)!©mpeltiatr'',>sto accept Ul are cane sugar of a certain and economical to operate. Ask us today for > thot-1*lir».»*,l.>> n ord erjt 0 ob,ain beet BURal ough demonstration of any or all of them. ,tra t3-cont I Th# rshbit poisoning cam[ Wggf end of Umatilla cot irection of the cour ent, Fred Benton, h a klg success. Colonel J. ught,[county farm bureau oMor, S e c u r e d the cooperatioi who prepared six isoned with strychn it over the snow over 100 miles, to protec cultivated land. Cour six representative loti ,lng 90 pounds and 12 ere found. Using th ^ Is safe to say that 1 ^ ■ r a b b its were extermin cakpalgn. the special session of adjourned Sunday 1 'clock, it left a record rably on 94 bills, and a assortment of memori ns. Following are the amendments and othe be submitted to the v( te at the special elect! lending road limitation from 2 to 4 per cent; 1 and liabilities of count ounties to fund their to succession to goveri g president of senat restoring capital punis g additional tax levy of soldiers', sailors’ al iducational aid act; levy * of 2 mills for support lentary schools; levyit for erection, equipme nance of institution for ing tax of 1.2 mills for s [versity of Oregon, agric and Monmouth normal; acquiring of private lai purposes. THE ELECTRIC SKEÏ: Idaho Power Co. ENLIST THiB MALHEUR COUNTY BANK IN YOUR W ORK. MR. FARMER, Rancher and Stockraiser—you have problems right now which cal' for the progressive co-operation which the (Maiheur County Bank can and WILL afford you. Take advantage of our com m unity and industrial U'llbuildlng service«. W e are helping others and can do the same fo r YOU. Next In value to a big bank balance is a strong bank connection. H. J. Ward, PrsoldertT lohfl M y , VKo Pr*»U#rt H. W o lf.............. ...............Cashier Shifted Around THE BANK OF NYSSA ;’Jble date. Place for the party's 1930 „.M on ., con- ventlon. and Monday, June 28, was EO'R SALE—A Prick House with fixed as the convention date. Charges before a house war Investi i\ Rooms .imi two lots. House well gating committee that lives of Ameri furnished. Price *1800 Address A. E. can soldiers were wasted in needless Allred, Xyssa. Ore. —adv 19tf attacks on armistice day were denied In a letter from General Pershing, made public by Representative Fuller, republican, Massachusetts. The estimated requirements of the United States government, not includ ing anything for the railroad admin!» tration for the next fiscal year, utre placed at 35.250.000.000 by Janies W Good of Iowa, chairman o f the bous- committee on appropriations. II. WALTER S, Pres FRANK I). HALL, C a s h ie r Fret! E. Young, Assistant Cashier. K ÍN ! m amccTTo ib or «ay or tha totlowlnff g u r u m i 7 r s n n n l b y ' -; » I a subluxated r.T te n i r10-j0f BRAIN »E Y E S »E A R J NOSE TH RO AT ARMS HEART LUNGS LIVER • s t o m a c h * PAN CREAS •SP l EFM KIDNEY'S SM ALL BOWY1, LARGE TOWEL GENITAL ORGANS THIGH i <, LEGS • riN C o r MAN Chiropractic f o r Rheumatism (.'mropraetors locate and adjust the cause of rh> matism by usine CHIROPRACTIC VER- i'K !RAL ADJUSTMENTS with the bare har : ' only. The canse will be found in the prt sure on th> nerves, thru the vertebrae Cmall hones o the spine) beinR displaced, the tit - "e v e n te d from flo w - msr thru the 1 erves to the various organs and abnormal metabolism is thus produced, with the resultant formation of Uric acid. Th ;e verte rae are put into proper align- ’’ '• " bv the ( hi-opractor The resu t is HEALTH Consultation and Spinal Analysis Free. V. J. ENOS. I). €., Graduate of Palmer School of Chiropractic. Chiropractic Fountain Head, Nyssa, Oregon Office hour*— 9:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m Fight at Tijuana Rouses Governor. Sacramento. Cal.—Governor William D Stephens of California annoum-rd that he would ask the government at Washington to enforce passport re strictions thgt would prevent the pro ! posed world's championship bout he- tween Jack Dempsey and Oeorg. a Car j pentier at Tijuana, Mexico. Just scrota ' the bordar line from California. Last of Americans Return From Brest New Y ork.—The last contingent of troops quartered at the military camp at Brest arrived here Monday on the transport George Washington. 1.000.000 Cases of Influenza In Japan. Toklo. — Influenza is spreading throughout Japan. There are l.noo.ooe cases reported, of which 12,000 are soldiery, , onal Banks Set New Re ihtngton. D. C.— W ith rei atlng 822.444.992.000 on 1 , national banks of the have established a new owth and development, need by John Skelton W »Her. Between Ihe call t 12 and November 17 n , TI'IE CITY TRANSFER AT YOUR SERV ICE CH AS N E W M A N ,! k- '“ IT ! is 'S i - for the year ending No» recorded. tarnation Bond Issue Prop, — A new bill to i federal bond Issue of 8250,( Ind reclamation projects lr Pates will be substituted 1 ng bill to make a direct ion. Senator McNary, Orag an, author of the pending announced at a meeting congressional steering i< with governors and other tlves of western states. Il» ^ B s h ln g t o n ■ Third Number Lyceum Course | Liberty Theatre WED. EYE, JAN. 21 Capt. Dinsmore Upton lectures bn Recr?ation-the Maker of Men Capt. L ptnn was formerly army athletic director an hcer at two of our great cantonment». Aa an au1*1 on athletics and recreation the name ' ‘ Dinny LpW- familiar throughout the Middle Weat. m n Approaches China on Sha kio.—The Japanese geven rding to the newspaper», s< lions to Yukiehi Obata, th( to China, to notify the Peki ent that Japan, having suet ermany's rights in Shantu; ary 10 by virtue of the trei e. was ready now to negotl time for their return. Navy In Need of 60.000. ashington. D. C.— An existln: n»va! force of 143,157 for tht 1 was recommended by Rear -.1 Washington, chief of navig told the house naval comt OO.OOf recruits or re enlisti d be necessary to reach gth.