The Gate city journal., January 23, 1920, Image 8

ÎII2E GATE CITY
frozen over and Children of Warren
school are skating on it.
ARCADIA
OPPOSE ANTI-SEDITION BILLS
W. H. Beam and! family motored
Gompers Announces American Federa­
near Ontario Sunday.
Ida anl Ruby Wilson are visit­
ing ut the O. .1. Pinkston home.
Ira Dali and wife si>ent the day at
Mrs. George Adams and son Les­
Charlie Thompson's Sunday.
ter motored to John Wards place
The Misses Floranee and M.rgu- Sunday.
nret Poulard gave a party Friday
A work train is at the damaged
.enlng which was enjoyed by the bridge, with a ere.v of men repair
young people of the neighborhood, ing It.
'i he evening was spent in playing
Vernon Wilson is on the sick list.
;■ mies and dancing.
•Miss Idzzie Zittercdb was visiting
T O G IV E St LV R T E A .
fiiends and tt n--acting business in
Poise an I .Varopa last week.
The Community Service club will
W. H. Pinney of Ontario bus give a Silver Tea at the Lib-ary
ordered a ready cut house patten room on Saturday fternoon and eve­
and will sturt building a modern ning. January HI. Everyone is in­
vited to coma and bring a t>ool< for
I oti->e on his ranch here soon.
Klbert Butler, .Ir. ani family spent the library.
Committee, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Imx,
Paturd' y evening at C. W. liar-
and Mrs. Elliott.
BY OUR RE G U LA R C O RR ESPO N D EN T
C*RD OF THANKS
WARRENNEWS
BY OUR RE G U LA R CO RR ESPO N D EN T
John anJ Bay Oantrall visi’ ed at
file O. .1, Pinkston home Friday.
The meeting of the Parent -Teach­
ers association was held Friday.
On account otf some water leak­
ing into the Owyhee ditch, it is
tion of Labor will Fight.
Waahlngton.— Formal announcement
that the American Federation of Labor
woBld oppose "with whatever power
it na y possess" the enactment of the
anti sedition hills now pending In con
gress, was made in a statement by
Samuel Gompers.
The attack of organized labor, itf
chieftain indicated, will be directed
impartially against the Sterling bill
recently passed by the senate and
against the Graham measure, based
on suggestions of Attorney-General
Palmer and awaiting action by the
house rules committee for a specia'
rule to expedite consideration. Refer
ring to the two measures as one bill
President Gompers declared its enact
ment “would violate the constitution
and rob the whole American people of
their most cherished and basic guar
antees of free government.”
COMPROMISE
VOTE
LEADS
We t ike this means of expressing
intercollegiate
Ballot
Opposing a
>ur heart felt thanks to our many i
League in Any Form is 13,933.
friends and relatives who so kindly)
New York.—Advocates of ratitic.'i
issisted us during our hte bereave­
tion of the peace treaty by compromise
ment, both at the home and in the
headed the poll in the complete re­
searcli an'l recovery of the body.
turns of the intercollegiate referendum
Mr. and Mrs. John Ward,
made public here.
They led by a
Mr. and Mrs. Audrey Ward,
small margin voters who favored rati­
IMr. anil Mrs. Wm. T. Coleman fication without reservation or amend­
Frank Ward
ment.
Earl Ward1,
According to the revised figures the
(Mrs. A. J. Neathery
referendum was voted upon in 410 col­
leges and universities and 139,788
votes were cast with the following re­
sult: Compromise between the Lodge
and democratic reservations. 49.653;
ratification without reservation, 48.
332; ratification with the Lodge res­
ervations. 27,970; opposition to the
league in any form, 13,933 votes.
Deschanel Elected French President.
Versailles. — Paul Deschanel was
elected president of the French repub­
lic by 734 votes of the 889 members
of the national assembly voting. His
majority was the largest since the
•lection of Louis Adolphe Thiers, the
first president after the fall of the em­
pire, who was chosen unanimously.
If you catch a cold, keep warm.
If you have a fever, keep warm.
If you get neuralgia, keep warm.
If jour hones ache, keep warm.
Keep warm anyway.
liny a good hot water liag, such
< we sell and1 guarantee, and
keep It handy. We carry anything you may have need of in R U B ­
BER GOODS at L O W E S T P R IC E S for the Q U A L I T Y .
A F T E R T H E SHO W
V IS IT
O UR
F O U N T A IN
IT
S TILL
S A T IS F IE S .
BUILD FOR THE
FUTURE
This institution is here to help von every day, our officers
are always at your service.
A hank acquaintance is the foundation for business success.
Plan to have at hanll a reserver for opportunity or an emer­
gency. The reserve may he ho:h capital and 'rlendly co-oi>er-
atlon, which includes financial guidance.
THE BANK OF NYSSA
H. WALTER’S, Pres.
FRANK I). IIALL. Cashier
Fred F. Young. Assistant Cashier.
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Eisner’s Slayer to Die.
Munich.-—C<vant Arco Valley was
sentenced to death for the assassina
tion of Kurt Eisner, the Bavarian pre
mier, at Munich February 21, 1919.
Japan
Resents Chinese
(Lbc Oate City Journal
SH O E R E P A IR IN G D E P A R T M E N T
We have just received two
carloads of
FARM
IMPLEMENTS
All during the coming season we
want to serve you
IN THE IMPLEMENT WAY
So let Your Wants be known to
us in order that
WE MAY BE ABLE TO
SUPPLY YOU
Come in and inspect our lines
and
GET OUR PRICES
Fred J. Walmsley & Co.
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P A R M A , ID A H O
Boycott
Pekin.—The Japanese eonsul-gener
al at Tien Tsin has addressed a note
to the Chinese commissioner of for
•ign affairs declaring Japan will hold
Chinese authorities responsible for
losses Incurrifd by Japanese merchants
BARNES MERRY M IN S TR ELS
through the boycott of the yarn, piece
H E R E N E X T S U N D A Y EV E.
goods and silk guilds and similar Jap­
anese organizations.
A big attraction is scheduled for
Odessa Falls Before Bolshevik Armies. Suniday evening January 26th at the
Washington.—The Bolshevikl have Liberty theatre, when .the Barnes
•aptured the important city of Odessa, Merry Minstrels will make their
apitearence.
Performance
im the Black sea, the state department initial
was advised by Polish authorities in starting at 8:15.
Bucharest.
'Barnes’ Minstrels Is all-white-peo-
>le aggregation, and Is composed 1
Cabinet of Premier Clemenceau Quits. almost entirely at returned navy
l’arls.—The cabinet of Premier vetrar.s and could! well be called an
Clemenceau has resigned. President
erseas minstrel rarroa
Poincare asked Alexander Millerand.
The cast contains such well-known
governor of Alsace, to form a new’ cab
minstrel i>erformer* as Nate Busby,
tnet.
Harry Milo, Johnny and Botoby Dale
(the famous blackface twins, and
Winnipeg Papers Suspended.
Winnipeg, Man.—Winnipeg’s three many others ot well-known talent.
daily newspapers suspended on ac- The company otf 20 performers prom- i
ount of a paper shortage.
ises that there will be no lagging
moments during the entire perform-
Idaho Opens Legal Battle on I. W. W. mce.
Sand Point, Idaho.----- Idaho's first
A s|K>ci*l band and orchestra will
big court fight against the l. W. W. furnish the musical program. The
opened here when 22 alleged members jazz orchestra promises the jazziest
of that organization went te trial.
jazz chat was ever jazzed in Xyasa.
They are charged with criminal syn­
The band will make a noon parade
dicalism.
and will aleo give a free band con­
cert In front otf the theatre.
T H E MARKETS.
Portland.
Oats—No. 3 white feed. 163.50 a ton.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corn—Whole. $70; cracked, 172.
Weston f . Shields. Paetor.
Hay—Willamette valley timothy,
$26028 per ton; alfalfa. $3150.
Preaching at 7 p. m. subject.
Butter Fat—56 0 57c.
T he Hi*© and1 Low In Conflict.”
Kggs—Ranch, 45c per doiea.
Special music by the choir. Con­
Poultry—Hens, 28033c.
Cattle — Best steers, $11.26012; gregational singing.
Christian Kndeavor at 6.30 p. m
good to choice, $10.56011; medlam to
good, $9©9.75.
Sunday School at 10:00 a. a .
Hogs Prime mixed, $15.5001$; me
A>1 are cordially invited to these
dium mixed. $15015.60; pigs. $11500 aervices.
14.50.
! Sheep Kastern lambs $140 15.60;
FOR SALK—A No. » Ottrer Type­
valley lambs, $12.60016; ewes, $709
Out of Stationery?
Seattls.
UHc can print anything you
want from one inch square
up to 22x30*sgct your Job
printing done at this shop
D O N ’T F O R G E T O U R H A R N E S S A N D
Hay Kastern Washington timothy.
$38 a 39 per ton; alfalfa, $35.
Ilutterfat —60061c.
Kggs—Ranch, 60 0 65c.
Poultry—Hens, heavy, dressed, 4Je;
light, 40c.
Iloge— Prime, $160 16.50; medium
to choice. $1501$; pigs. $13.50014.60
Cattle— Best steers. $1160012; half
ers. $9010; oalvee. $7016.
BIG BEND,
Sunday chord at 10 a. ru every
i^nJav and preaching at 11 a. m
SILVER TEA AND BOOK
SHOWER JANUARY Jt
writer for $45. Inquire a t thts office
Jan 9-tf
Nyssa Barber
Shop
Shaving, Hair Cutting
Hot and Cald Baths
NYSSA
OREGON
Well, Call on Us— It’s
For an evening of Entertain­
ment and Rest Come to the
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THE
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Saturday, Sunday, and Thursday Nights Each Week
|>artna Elevator
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Boyers of Grain and Seed of All Kinds
Call Us on Phone No. 85
F. J. WALMSEY, Mgr.