The Gate city journal., April 30, 1920, Image 3

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OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
GENERAL 0BREG0N
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS
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J. J. SARAZIN
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
mation of Our Readers.
Phjr8Ìotan and Surgeon
OAca hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m.
WHJL4A.M J. W U M ,
BOGAR •
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PhyaMane and « u rge**«
Oftcaa Orar Ftrat N a «o * * l
ORUOM
ONTARIO,
General Alvaro Obregon, who is a
candidata for prcaidant of Maxlco.
DON S. NUMBERS,
P H Y S IC IA N a SURGEON
Phone 40
REFUSE LOGANBERRY OFFER
Parma,
D E N T IS T S
DR. C. M T Y L E R
D E N T IS T
Ontario, Ora.
OR. T. O. H UM PH REYS
DENTIST
Cannarlea Declare 14 Centa Aa De
manded T oo Much.
Salem, Or.— Marlon county logan­
berry growers, at a meeting Held here,
voted to reject an offer of 18 cents a
pound for their 1920 crop.
Buyer« representing all of the larger
canneries and processing plants of the
northwest were present at the meet­
ing. They explained that it would be
impossible for them to pay 14 cents
a pound for loganberries, as originally
demanded by the growers, but, after
an executive session, agreed to make
an o ffe r of 13 cents for the season's
crop. This o ffe r wa3 flatly refused by
the growers.
Parma, Idaho
Phone 49
Straight talk on
Separator« bjr
D R A R R O BER T S
DdiNTIST
Between Depot and Main Street
O n t a r i o , O r e g o n ,
Nyssa Trading Cat
A. B. Foster, who was convicted of
the murder o f Lawrence Goodell in
Portland and who escaped a month
ago from the itate tuberculosis hospi­
Y o u can m ake
tal where he had been transferred from
the penitentiary has been returned to
more money with
Salem.
Foster was captured at El
three cows and a
Paso, Texas.
Strawberry growers In the W illam ­
ette valley are being offered 16 cents
a pound far their 1920 product, but
aa yat faw coatracts have been made
at that figure. Some o f the growers
belltva the price w ill go to 20 cents
a pound and are not In favor o f sell­
ing below that figure.
Total taxes levied by counties for the
year 1920, baaed on the rolls o f 1919,
exclusive o f the fire patrol assess­
ment, aggregate 832,696,696.03, or ap­
proximately 87,000,000 In excess o f the
amount raised In the year 1919, accord­
Cream Separator
in g to a report prepared by Frank
— than you can
Lovell, state tax commissioner.
A program for paved market roads
w ith fou r co w s -
In Linn county w ill ba Inaugurated by
and an in fe :or
the eounty court this year by paving
a stretch of seven miles. The first
s e p a r a t o r or
road to he paved extends from Sclo
to Green's bridge, which crosses the
gravity skimming
North Santlam river, the boundary
lias between Linn and Marion counties.
This is possible because
Application fbr a charter fer the
;he D e Laval Cream Sep­
Peeples State bank, which it was pro­
posed to organize at The Dalles, has
arator gets at least 25 per
been refuied by W ill H. Bennett, state
cent more cream, and cream
superintendent of banka, on the ground
that (ha elty already haa two deposi­
sciis for more money this
taries In operation and a third bank
«•>'! on than ever before.
scheduled to open Its doors between
May 1 aad May 16.
: ar » t o r e n e x t
The largest moonshine still ever
a r e in to w n
a t a lk it o v e r
found In Clackamas county and prob­
ably the largest In the state was raided
-a te r y o u w i llb u y « near Boring by Sh eriff W ilson and
Deputy Hughes and two revenue of­
ficers o f Portland. The officers found
75 gallons o f moonshine whisky and
more than 1700 gallons of mash made
i from corn and hops.
P h o n e 62
ATTORNEYS
C. M. CRANDALL
ATTO RNEY A T LAW
OREOON
VALE
W. H. Brooke • P. J. Gallagher
ATTO R N E YS -A T-LA W
Cinturo, O r
W iltto o Bldie
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D e Laval
W. SWAGLER
ATTO R N E Y-A T-LA W
Room* 12, 14. 18
Wilson Bldg.
OREGON
O N TA R IO
LESLIE J. AKER
atto rney
an d accountant
INCOM B T A X ADVISER
Postoffice Building, Ontario. Oragon.
W ATCHES. CLOaKA, JEWELRY
AND DIAMONDS
Repairing a Specialty
FIFE R ’S JEW ELRY STORK
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Auto
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W R IT E the Oo-op » o r e CWdwall to
receive fre* ae*eral hundred roc*
Auto Aeooaorlw* aa*
C.'W. Rebergerjj
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bottom prices of mdse. Ready mixed
paint 83 gel Htfe Unseed Oil W.W.
1 Plug tobacco 86c, U. Leader 88 t o *
24 cane. Ladles »rimmed heb» very
latest styles 88.6« lo M -**.
~THE NYSSA BAKERY
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W ith a membership of twenty, the
Hood R iver chapter o f the women’s
auxiliary of the American legion has
been launched.
Immediate relief o f shortage o f car*
in Baker la demanded by the Baker
j county chamber o f commerce or serious
labor troubles as well as financial ruin
, to the local lumber Industry Is likely
to result.
Directors o f the Bend school district
have authorized the calling of a special
J election, the date to be set later, to
W. B. Greeley, recently appointed
vote on a 832,000 bond issue to finance
the completion of the main unit of the head of United State* forest service.
high school.
500 French Troops Wiped Out.
The St. Helens water commission has
hundred
j filed application with the state engl- | Constantinople. — F ive
| neer for the appropriation of water ! French troops are reported to have
from Milton creek for municipal pur­ been wiped out in the evacuation of
poses. This Improvement w ill cost In ! Urfa, in the northwest part of Meso-
I potamia. Details are lacking. Am eri­
the neighborhood o f 812.000.
All bids submitted for the purchase can relief workers, among whom was
of the $1,000,000 bond Issue offered Mrs. Richard Mansfield, era all ex­
for sal* by the state highway depart­ ported safe.
ment under the act o f last January, In
extenalen o f ths Bean-Barrett act, were Admiral Brittain Commits tulelda.
rejected by the state board o f control
Washington.— Rear Adm lm l C. B.
as being too low.
Brittain, chief of staff to the com­
Mrs. Edward School, o f Hubbard, la mander of the Atlantic fleat, ahat aad
dead aad her husband, Dr. Edward killed himself, Secretary Daniels w u
School, Is In a critical condition from advised by Adm iral W ileea, eommaad-
nervous shock as result o f the auto­ er in chief of the fleet at Quaataaamo
mobile la which they were riding being bay.
struck by a northbound Southern Pa­
cific freight train.
Collar-and.Shirt Strike is Declared.
TUI Stratton, well known In the John
Chicago.— A “collar and-ehlrt" strike
Day district, and his w ife are dead aimed at alleged profiteering by hab­
as a result o f a murder and suicld, erdashers and laundrvmnn, to Login
commited in a hotel at Baker. The May 5, to oontlnuo 20 days, was an­
tragedy la believed to have been caused nounced by a committee o f Chicago­
by domestic trouble and followed sev­ ans.
eral hours o f quarreling.
A. A. Sheaffer, Pr**p.
Special for Saturday, May 1
Coffee Cake
fh e home of Good Quality Bread,
Sweet Rolls, Pastries, etc.
T H E M ARKETS
Portland.
Oats— No. 8 white feed, |94.H a tea.
Corn— Whole, 874; tracked, |Td.
Hay — Willamette valley timothy,
$28®30 per ton; alfalfa, 8*d.
Potatoes -O regon, 7 0 7 H « pemad;
Gems, 7 H 0 8 o f. a. b. statiea.
Butter Fat.— 81c.
E g g s —Ranch. 87a par dosea.
Poultry— Hens, ll# 8 6 r .
Cattle— Best s t e m , $12318; good
to choice; $10011; medium te good,
$9®>10.
Hogs— Prim e mixed, $18.60017.18;
medium
mixed,
$18016.60;
pigs,
$12.50015.50.
Sheep— Spring lambs, $17018; east
ern lambs, $17018; vailay lambs,
$14.26 0 1 7; ewes, $ 1 0 0 1 *
We have purchased the flock of pure
bred Black Minorca chickens of Mrs
Mary Irvington and will sell eggs for
setting at 88.00 fer 16 eggs. Every
egg guaranteed fertile. Brown Broe.,
near power plant.
FOR BALE—Fina three year old
hone fer $75 26 pounds alfalfa sead
at 80 rents Phone or call The Gate
City Journal
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THE BANK OF NYSSA
H. WALTERS Pre*.
FRANK D. HALL, Cashier,
Fred E. Young, Assistant Cashier.
TheverfNami" Ic e C r e a m
— Particularly if it cones from our store.
W e have Ice Cream for yob to take home or Ice Cream for you
io eat here— all pure, unadulterated, healthful Ice Cream.
What Dessert More Appeals
to the Childrens or Grown-Ups as w ell— what treat isoo.-e ap­
preciated downtown— than
Ice Cream that is Right?
You will find it so here.
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Allies Discover 250 German Cannon,
Paris.— German arms and 250 can
non have been discovered at Koenigs
berg, East Prussia, by the Inter allied
commission, according to advices re­
ceived here.
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No natural Gothic arch compare«
with that formed by two American
elm«, where their lofty Jets o f foil a pc
•hoot acmes each other's u eendlng
curve«, to Intermingle their showery
flakes o f green.
When one looks
through s long double row of these
he beholds ■ temple not built with
hands, fairer than any minster, with
all Its clustered sterna and fluttering
capitals, that ever grew In »to o «.—
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S o a p S p e c ia l—
PURE GLYCERINE -i A _
A Good Bath Soup AUC
LAX PHARMACY
“ Y O U ’L L DO BETTER HERB”
Seattle.
H ay— Eastern W a s h in g !«* tlasethy,
$43 per ton, alfalfa, $48.
Potatoes— Yakim a Gems, 11880190;
local. $165 0 175 per too.
Butter Fat— 62 0 64c.
Eggs— Ranch, 34@40e.
Hogs — Prim e, $16.75©17.40;
me­
dium to choice, $15.75016.76; plga,
$130 14.50.
Poultry— Hens, d/essed, heavy, 47c;
light, dressed, 44c; live, 38042c.
Cattle— Beef steers. $12.5o®18; me­
dium to afeolce $10012.
Drum W ears Wound Stripe.
They were gathering In the wounded
after one o f the battles at Verdun,
when they came across a drum that
had been shot through the head. It
was taken to the hospital and given a
new one. In a short time it was back
The cost o f packing apples w ill soar at the front. In active service again.
' this coming season. W h ile the box
Now that the wnr Is over the drum
1 njarket Is still Indefinite, Indications has been ordered hack to the murine
' point to 30-cent box shooks, as com­ corps camp at Quantico, Va. The regi­
pared with an average of 18 cents last ment decided to present It with wound
year.
Growers w ill pay from 1214 and service stripes— but a drum has
no sleeves to wear them on. So the
centa a pound, for layer boards, to 17
four service stripes were attached to
and 18 cents for light-weight wrapping one side o f its hend, and one v aoi
paper for papers for their boxes this stripe was placed on the other side.—
year. These prices are from 26 to 60 Popular Science Monthly.
per cent higher than last year.
Five deaths resulted from Industrial
Original "Uncle 8am.*
During the revolutionary war »her*
accident« In Oragon during the week
ending April 22. according to a re­ was a man by the name o f Rainuel
port prepared by the state industrial Wilson, who was engaged aa an In­
accident commission
The victims spector o f provisions. H e was known
were: W. A. Dutton, hooker, Levering, by his friends ss “ Uncle Sara.” In his
work he stamped inspected goods "U.
Mich., Russell M iller, logger. Marsh­
S „” which Initials happened to stand
field; Lew is Pearson, logger, Am ity;
for his nickname as welt as hla gov­
Thsedore B. Berg, engineer, Mill City, ernment. Thus the two became Idcn-
and J. Bonnlng, carpenter, Portland. •leal. Uncle Sam aa an old man with
A total o f 471 accidents were reported w hisker« was tsken from Samuel. WII
-on.— Exchange.
during the week.
EGGS FOR S E T T IN G
Everyone hare is at your service, and best of all. we are hap­
py to serve you.
An intelligent, progressive bank service awaits you here.
The « is at your command our time, attention and experience, aa
well as ouj mechanical equipment, to give vou safety, accuracy
aad promptness
ELECTION, M A Y 21
STATE ROADS
V o te 3 0 2 X Y e s
For 4% State Road Bond Limit
-B A LL O T TITLE lb AS FOLLOW S:
302 X Y e s
303
No
C O N S T IT U T IO N A L A M E N D M E N T —Referred to the people by the
Lt-gialuiive Aaecmbly.
L I M I T A T I O N O F F O U R F E R C E N T S T A T E IN D E B T E D N E S S
F O R J *E R M A N E N r R O A D 8 < -y urpone- T o emend Section 7 o f
A r ttr le X l o f the Conatitutiou o fflie ptete of Oregon eo ae to permit the
srektiouof debts end liabilities inctouin^ previous debts and liabilities
purpone o f buildii g and maintaining permanent road* to the
l o f lour per cent o f the «**«**«*! reluetion o f ell the property
te o f Oregon, in-teed o f two percen ts* now proyided by law.
NO PROPERTY T A X -N O DIRECT TAX
NO INCREASE IN AUTO LICENSE FEES
NO INCREASE OF GASOLINE TAX
Keep th< M! three facts in mind. The present auto license fees and
gasoline to x will pay both th e principal and intercut on all the bonds
u n der this am en d m en t, an d w ill yield an annual surplus Ix'.sides fo r other
state highway w ork . N o additional taxation of any kind.
FEDERAL FUNDS MUST EE MATCHED
Oregon mui t have sufficient Highway Funds to match Federal apportion­
ments or Oregon cannot get tlic bei.i fit o/ Federal money for Oregon Road«.
Increasing this constitutional tin it is it necessity. Unless limit is increased
either state roads mnnot be completed for many, n any yea n ,or must be finished
by direct property taxation. This measure averts ilire it property tax for atato
l.ighways and makes early completion possible. L e t’s get the roads built now.
Income from Present Sources Sufficient to P*y Principal and Interact.
T h e fart that ravanopa fmm auto lioanaa (aaa and saaolina tax. w.thuut incr«aaa o f roann t ratra.
ill be am- lejto i ay both r ri cipai and internet n three b.nda, ia c ear'v *.-t t rth b y official figure«
th»» State Panipl
npn 4*t, rnei. fi t> ev« ry r«*"»Pt« ivd voter. K frr t * State Pamphlet for v* r ficeti n.
. «lami r.o the teble e corf fully, ft j>n>v*w that no i r t**rty tax ie rwqni »-d and th t r>ri-eent re t«« for
md gus tax will r<-d*w»m print?» el end intt r « t a id y
ie d a iufp
u r p i u« b eid«e
it • i r -M r feue end
yie.q
F <r Intirent T bios, Pamphlets nr further Iuiormation, w rit« to
O R E O O N R O A D S A N D D E V E LO PM E N T A S S O C I A T I O N
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C C M M . ( W e i ft e .* « (a e * «* . A 1 lei?
Campaign HfW'Iqu.. t*m, t i l W irrostor Building, Portiaed, Or*g>n
VOTE 302 X YES
Tor C% State
Road Bond Lim it
PECKHAM CASE CO.
House Furnisher« and Funeral Director«.
I. H. Kellar, in charge of P i n u Store
Honae Phone 6M S8
Phono IASS
Stares at Caldwell aad Parma, Idaho.
Oat of Stationery?
Well, Call oa Ui—It’* 20