The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, April 30, 1920, Image 11

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    Small T o w n —C o p y 6 91
SALVATION ARMY TO
MAKE BSYS FARMERS
Negkcted Yomnsters to Be
Given Th rough Training in
Mechanics of farming.
FISK
With thorough appreciation ot the
value to the atate of trained agricul­
turists. veraed in modern methods and
with a knowledga of applied mechanic!
necessary to modern farm ing, the
Salvation Army In its Home 8ervice
Program for Oregon, plans to make
useful farm hands, If not farm experts
of many neglected and dependent
youngster*.
Throughout the state
C E R T A IN man in N ew York filled out hit
there are always lads whose ages
income tax report.
range from seven and eight to fifteen
years, who will have no future apart
It showed an income so large that his tax was
from poverty and comparative ignor­
53%. A n d his toted gifts to church and char-
ance and probable criminality. Op­
ity fo r the ye a r w ere $148.
portunities such as those to be effered
by the In duaf'al and Agricultural
Think o f it—thousands spent for luxuries and
sohool the Sal v atlon Army plans to
pleasure for himself; and $148 to leave the world
establish at Ncrth Yamhill, on the 100
acre farm on which now stand the
a little better than he found it!
buildings of the Bishop Scott school,
Most o f us do better than that; but not so very
will open before those lads a useful
life.
much better.
Brought up to manhood In clean
Our average daily gift for all church causes it
surroundings, with daily Instruction In
ordinary schooling and practical in­
— less than we spend for daily papers
struction and practice in farming, the
—less than a local telephone cad
youngstera will not only be saved from
— less than a third of the day’s car fare
bad citlianshlp but given an honorable
— less than 3 cents a day '
profeailon or trade with which to earn
their own way as man.
Next time— B U Y FISK
N o wonder that 80% o f the ministers o f America
At the Yamhill school, to be pattern
are paid less than $20 a week. N o wonaer that
•d after the famous Lytton school con­
F O R S A L E BY
ducted by the Salvation Army in Cali­
the church hospitals turn aw ay thousands o f sick
fornia, both boys and girls will find
people a year. N o wonder that China has only
all the essentials of preparation for
one doctor for every 400,000 people. N o wonder
life’s battle. The girls will be taught
that every church board and charity society is
sewing, household duties, cooking etc.
The boys will be trained in several
forever meeting deficits, forever passing the h a t
trades and in farming, horticultural
It isn't because we are selfish; it isn’t because w s
and animal husbandry pursuits and
don’t want to help. It’s just because no one has ever put
modern farm mechanics.
And while their bodies and minds
op a great big program to us, and asked us to think oi the
#r# being trained their responsibilities
work of the church in a systematic businesslike way.
as citizens and members of society
The Interchurch W orld Movement represents the united
will not be neglected in fact, one of
program of thirty denominations. They have surveyed
the strongest teachings of the Halva
their whole task, no business could have done it better.
lion A m y la Americanism.
The
school la nen-sectartan.
They have budgeted their needs; no business could have
Through the efforts of tha Salvation
a more scientific budget. Th ey have united to prevent the
A m y in Portland, several boys hav
possibility of waste and duplication. At least a million d o t
bean token from up atate Oregen
lars will be saved by the fact that thirty individual oaas
towns ant placed at the California STATE OF OREOON,
paigns are joined in one united effort.
farm school temporarily until the COUNMY OF MALHEUR,
fund* made available by tha financial SCHOOL DISTMCT N0.26.
And they come to the men or women who love Amerisa
oampatgn, May 1 to May 10, provide
—to you— this week asking yqji to use them as thechao*
List your Farm s ar Dry Lands with ub
for tha opening ot tha Yamhill school.
•el through which a certain definite part of your
Notice is hereby given that at tha
Oaunty advisory beards in every coun
Can be be applied to make this a better woild.
The year 1920 in you^ opportunity to Bell.
ty in Oregon are helping the Salvation school district bond aleetion hereby
Only you can determine what part o f your income that
A m y in this great work with children called to be held at the High Schoo
W e are bonded and licensed m em bernof the
should be.
Building, Nyesa, Oregon,- in and for
«chool district No. 26 o f Malheur aounty,
I s a good time right now to answer that question
IN T E R STA TE R E A L TY ASSOCIATION
Oregon, on the 8th day o f May, A. D
W e ’re passing through the world just once; how much
I92\>, between the hours of two o'clock
A Square Deal Guaranteed
better will the world be because y o u passed through?
m. and saves o ’clock p. an there
will be submitted to the legal voters
thereof the question o f contracting a
Uni * 4
April 23th
Tha "citixene’ division" quota for bonded indebtedness in the sum of
Financial
List your lands here and be ready for the rush when ! !
to
_Malh*ur County in the united simalta- $24,600 for the purpose o f constr.cting
Campaign
May t o «
the
roada
get fit,
t neous campaign o f tha charthes co op- a school building and purchasing such
' erating in tha Intarchurch World Move- additional raal aetata aa may be nacre
mant has boon set at $3,800.00. Tha se rf (or school purposes in and far said
citizens’ division state quota is $230,00“. district; tha vote te be by ballot upon
This sum ia tha total for the general which shall ba tha words "Bonds—y es"
campaign, and in addition to the da and ’ Bonds—n o ," and the voter shall
nominational quotas, several o f which placa a cross (x) between the word
J. BO Y D E LL, M gr.
already have boon announced. The ‘ Bonds” and tha word “ yas” ; or be­
NYSSA, OREGON
Phone 4
campaign will be directly in the hands tween the word bonds and the word
j o f the Interchurch County Director for
n o " which indicates hi* choice.
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. this County.
The polls for tha reception of the
flu publication i f this tdvrrtittm tni it m oJt ie iu h h tkreufh l i t
, This does not comprise a budget for ballots cast far or against th* con­
thirty denominatimi.
the Intercharch Movement as an or traction ot (aid indebtedness will, an
geiiixation. The subscription* to thi. ■aid day end data and at the place
fund ara to be divided among the c o aforesaid, be opened at the hour of
operating churchaa. In tha coming two o ’ clock p. m. and remain open un­
united simultaneous campaign member­ til tha hour of seven o ’ clock p. m o f j
ships o f the
various cooperating tho same day whan tbo same shall b e ,
churches will be asked for millions ef closed.
dollars to carry on work which is not
By order o f Ih# district school board
o f a demoninatinnal character, but ia o f School district No. 2* o f Malheur
for the good o f society in it* broadest county, Oregon, made this 15th day
sense.
of April A. D. 1920.
“ The citizens o f the country who
E. M. DEAN,
hav* the good o f the social order at
Chairman District School Board.
heart will b* asked to contribute also
through this citizens' division," said ATTEST:
C. C. HUNT.
the county campaign director, "net
District Clerk.
can be ebtained only through perfection in every
for the benefit o f anyone denomination,
Q
ualification
O f V ot aas.
detail. Fourteen year*’ experien ce ha* created a
not even for tha advancement o f tha
Any citiien o f this state, male oi
reputaition that show the highest standard o f
eat.biaued churenes from tha narrow
character.
point o f view, but to tea end o f bring­ female, who ia twen’ y-ona years el
ing better, more wholesome conditions age and haa resided in tb* district 3(
Nyssa, O regon
throughout tha world.
Far hospit days immediately preceeding the meet
ing
or
election
and
has
property
in
th*
|
als,
schools,
missionary
centers,
Cases that require same are attended by lady as­
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welfare work in backward industrial district, as shown by th* last county ;
sistant.
fields. Tha program o f the cburchea assessment, and not assessed by the j
coopers.ing in the Interchurch World sheriff, on which he or sne is liable or ♦ »♦»»♦»♦♦♦»♦»»»»»♦♦♦».{■♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦S ♦
Modern Chapel and Funeral Directors at your
Movement ia more than a 'Christian ’ subject to p a ; a tax, shall be entitled
program in it* ordinarily accepted sense to vote at any acheol meeting or elect- j
service
as applying . o particular religious de ion in said district; provided, that th* j
nominations. It is a humanitarian property qualifications imposed by this
movement—Christianity in its broadest section shall not apply in the election .
of school directors and school c erks;
C R AUGUSTUS
H. L P E T E R 0N
provided further, that any person
Em balm er’ s License
Embalmer’ s License
I have too much land and with to sail shall bo deemed to have complied with
all or part of, $0 acres between Owy th* property qualification imposed by
No 283
No. 332
baa aad Shoestring canale in section this section who present* to th* direc­
4)
•6. A 240 acre relinquishment at tha tor* or jndges ot election satisfactory
Big Bend, t whole blocks
about evidence that he or she has stock,
3 acme each in Nyssa, Several desirable ■hares, or ownership in any corpora­
lots also in Nyasa.
29if tion, firm, or copartnership which ha.
W. B. Hoxie.
property in the district, as shown by
Nyssa, Oregon th* last coanty assessment, end not a*
O N TA R IO , OREGON
■cesod by the sheriff. on whieh such
OU who are without Telephone Service; com pare it*
METHODIST CHURCH
corporation, firm,
or copartnership
daily cost to yon with many other thing* y< . buy
Rev. W. W. Deal. Paitor
pay* a tax. even though his or her in­
•ach day. We believe yon will find that it will ahve you
Services at 11 a. m. on the 1st. 3rd dividual name doe* not appear upon
money. T y It.
and 8th Sundays. At 7 80 p. to. on tha the tax roll.
2nd and 4tr Sundays.
Sunday School ovary Sunday at 10 a
FOR SALE—4 god grad# cow* Hoi-
That’ s Warm Enough.
Do They Sell the Rica LaterT
steins; 10 two year old heifer* and 6
An
astronomer
has
come
forth
with
In the interior of China native*
on* year »M and on* ball 2 year* old. In­
hatch both hen and d oc» eg*» hy burr­ the belief that the temperature of the
FOR BALE -6 year old work
quire C. Blok her, 2 miles north o f
ing them In lukewarm rlea, which they eenter of the *un Is not more than 10,-
1,400 peunda. Wm Peutz.
»***> »*— '
Nyesa.
|
OUU degree, centigrade.
reheat daily.
How much should I give
to make this a better world?
T IR E S
A
T ^ H E only tires built to an ad*
* vertised Ideal — an Ideal that
definitely indicates the policy and
aim o f the m akers o f Fisk Tires.
The Fisk Ideal: “ T o be the best
concern in the w orld to work
for, and the squarest concern in
existence to do business with.”
.
Gate City Garage
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SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND i 1020
ELECTION NOTICE
(OdO
O PPO R TU N ITY
ì
MALHEUR COUNTY’S
QUOTA IS $3,300
CMNTERCHURCH
Nyssa Realty
W o r ld M o v e m e n t
of North America
SEASON'S NEEDS
o
SUCCESS
In Any Endeavor
Hat Dye
Blue Stone
Formaldehyde
Wrigh’ts Condensed
Smoke
Prescriptions
Carefully
Filled
Foster’s Drug Store
Ontario Furniture Co.
STOP A MOMENT
Y
Malheur Home Telephone Go