The Gate city journal., May 14, 1920, Image 2

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GATE CITY JOURNAL
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bep ^ rt of the condition
county bank ;
F R ID A Y , MAY 14, 1920
'" » • r a d as tM9CUnU-CUU»B Uimt\AST A pi'll
. * »* 10 , at the poslattice at Nyasa.
CWsgoti. under the A ct o f M arch 3, 1879
S U B SC R IPT IO N R A T E S :
One y ear, in ad v an ce___________ SI 54'
C l m onths ic ad v an ce____________ 76t
OW YHEE
(BY OVK KBGULAk COB
SPUNUhKT
(and t Z *
No. 168
gon. by
FK ED L. S H E E T S .
Every Ore?on Boy
OF THE MALHEUR
ru W iib * c t-v*rv F rid ay a t Nysaa. O re­
chi
2 :
Every Oregon Girl
a t N'yaaa. in th e S ta te of Oregon, at
th e cioae o f business May 4, 1920.
| la a possible ( oHego
R ESO U RC ES.
Loans and diaco u n ts______ S20t.:S4.2*5
Student
O v e rd ra fts, secured and u n ­
secured _________________
Oregon sends a bigger percentage of
B ondt and w a r r a n ts ................................... 13 .482.82
B anking h o u s e ____________
6.046 57 it» children to college tn*n *aJ otoer ,
F u rn itu re and fix tu res. ___
4,44- 70 s t » u , w itnout exception
Due from banks (not reserv e
That is oae of ihe StaU s
b a n k s j ______ ___________
2,879.24
D ue from approved reserv e
proudest records
b a n k s ...................
48.946.76
C hecks and o th er caah item s
55< 45 No s ta te e a r have too much education.
Cash on hand__ ___________
8.166 70 Education is the safeguard of freedom
and of right, and higher education is
T otal *292 685.82 toe cape tone of the public school sys­
L IA B IL IT IE S .
tem . B ut L.gher education in Oregon ^
C apital stock paid in _______ t 25,000.00 is in g reat danger. The Slaw l ni —
S urplus fu n d ______________ 15.000.0('
vereity ana the A griculture. Colieg* j
U ndivided profits, less ex ­
penses and ta x e s p aid____
3,910.93 have twice as many students ss taey | H
Individual deposits su b ject
have income to train.
! M
to cn e c k _________________ 133,109 44
Protect
these
Schools
ano
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C ashier checks outstan d in g . 4,726 15
Tim e and savings d e p o sits.. 107.937 30
their great work
R eserved fo r In t. and tax es
3 000.00
by voting on May 21 for the H’.gntr
T otal $292,6SL 82 M t i II otib I relief m aaaun
i-
S T A T E O F OREGON,
1 gg
Education pay a the a tat* in dollars anc
(Mr a n d -Mr.-. S ilas D Bigelow and
c h ild re n J o a n n a O rv ille and John
m otored u> Boise Sunday to visii
M rs. B igelow ’s s is te r M rs Lew G rim ­
es an d M rs B igelow 's n iece form erly
Itiiby GGrimee who re c e n tly hecam« I I. J . h " w t f i r t S r J r th e above-
nam ed bank, do solemnly sw ear th a t
th e m o th e r of a baby girl in a Boise th e above sta te m e n t is tru e to th e best
h ospital. T h e Lstibn’ has been n am e' of my know ledge and belief.
J . H. W O LF. Cashier.
'Ruth B v e y n
C o rrect—A t t e s t :
'M rs. Verna L a g e rs sp en t Sun da:
H. J . W ARD
a t th e Low e hom e.
JO H N RAY,
D irectors.
S u rv e y o rs a re b usy now going over
Subscribed and sworn to before me
th e land w atered by th e Owyhee this 11th dav of May, 1920.
riv e r a n d ditch p re p a ra to ry to ad
L. M. W OLF.
N o tarv Public.
ju d icatio n of all w ater rig h ts by the
My commission expires Jan u ary 17,
O w yhee d itch about te n day s ag>
.921.
t n d by tuesdav w ere w orking in the
v icin ity of th e school ho u se Ben AJ
P u llen s re im proving th e ir place
d re d g e is th e en g in e e r In charge.
H r . and M rs H T f 'r a tt form er- h aving re c e n tly sown th e law n to
grass.
i y of Owyhee btrt now of E m m ett
M essers F. R obison and I . X .
Id ah o becam e th e p a re n ts o f s
Chaitk w ent to M alheur C ity la s t Wed­
d a u g h te r on May 6th.
F re d KUngfback hvis been en g ag er n esd a y .
M rs Oru> S e t w eizer S r is v ia ting
a» haul haste te n d e r fo r th e Owyher
ditch. A g auge of m e te r h a s b e e r h e r son* O tto a n d G eorge and fam ­
fixed .th e r e .ao .th a t w h e n .the ilies
H ugh a n d C laren c e DeBord and
w a te r g e ts too h ig h in th e ditch
it w ill c a u se a beH to rin g thui Mr a n d M rs. C lark Stim m ell and
c l i n g th e a tte n tio n o f th e c a r ' d a u g h ter of Horn ethiC e called a t th e
DefBord hom e S u n d ay .
ta k e r.
Jo h n W all and aon K en n eth cam e
‘P u p ils a re p re p a rin g to b egin va­
c a tio n once m o re a s sch o o l close: down fro m th e ran ch a t M itchell
th is w eek. T h o se ta k in g th e fina Burtte M onday to th e D eBord ranch
e x a m in a tio n s th is y e a r a re : Misser to get som e ev e r b earin g straw b erry
C h a rlo tte H uffm an. Verm H ite ; M au­ plan ts.
ce- U ’ in lmp; oved Bv!n*3
progress, in farm . or.hard, garu ,
stimk eanch oevdapensetit, and in tn*
b a tte r quality of its public and high
school teaching.
Paid advertisem ent insertod by Colin
D ym ent in behalf o f the Joint Alumni
R elief Committee for Higher Educa
tu n in Oregon. 514 Pittock Block,
Poi tiand.
DERRICKS
HfS*
;
s u e d
In Any Ent
Derricks, Derricks, Derricks and
more Derricks
c a n b « ebtained only throug
e v e r y detail. Fourteen yei
h a s created a reputaition i
h i g h « ststandard ot charaob
il'R fa c ilitie s e n a b le us to make Derricks in |t
q u a n titie s.
W e are making them cornu
and fu r n ish in g everyting and painthing then
$185.00. P e o p le n e e d in g derricks shou'd wrilt
Call u s up or come up and see us about them.
Modem Chapel and Funei
your service
H. L PETERON
E m b a l m e r ’ a L ic e n s e
No. 332
R em em b er th a t w e fu r n ish e v e r y t h in g - F o r k , G|
B u tt C hain, B o lts, e v e r y th in g f o r a c o m p le te deni
Cases that require same a
lady assistant
Mrs Gus Sehw tizer and f mily. of ’ m
O ntario, spent the week ena at the ! ^
ranch, as usual.
Also remember that we are mar ufacturing the FAMOUS PARMA WATEBj
While showing tw o “ greenies” j u s t i *
ERS
in increasing quantities. They apeak for themselves. If you nead a Water L
how to sack wool,
™
ONTARIO, ORE
To pack it in tig h t add fill the sacs. »>
to irrigate that high land with you will find usxable to fill your wants.
full,
M
He got into the sack to tram p the
We «re also able to furnish you with Engines and Belts for irrigating plants, t
wool down
A n . furm sheu tne “ greenhorns" more
with our Water Lifters.
fun than a clown
Should you need a
For he couldn't get out as easy
as in
And the ‘g re e n ’ ones were guilty of
one little sin.
F or they ‘e ft the noor fellow to sn u g
gle alone.
you will find us ready to meet your requirements.
The pity they had for him simply w b e
E L E C T IO N ,
none,
F or E rnest, his son, and Clive Will­
iams, as veil.
d e C la rk e ;
M ildred D eBord and
Mr. and M rs D. P . Pullen atten d ed The “ g reen ” ones in question this story
J u a n ita Bigelow a n d M r. N oble Pul the Tom Roonev sale a t Roswell. F ri-
do tell.
The man who was packdd ih the sack
le n . T h e e x a m in a tio n s w ill be given Jay.
w ith the fleece
by M rs W . B. N apton on T hursda;
Evelyn D eBord visited a t th e Kling-
e n d F rid a y of th is w eek.
■Jsck home Sunday.
W as no other person than Mr. Jdhn
Reece
Mr. and Mrs. J . B eers and fam ily,
M rs. W . Guy T hom pson a n d Mr
Mrs. Fred Klingback is the prouc 1
C h a rle s Schiwetzer w ere m a rrie d ai i f C restsn, w ere g u e sts a t th e Lowe
•me Monday and p a rt of T uesday, possessor of s fine new refrigerator.
V ale on S a tu rd a y M ay 8th. A fttr
BALLOT TITLE IS AS
•ey b ro u g h t w ith them th e ir son Kus
Union church services will be held a t !
s h o r t honeym oon th e y w ill be
CO NSTITU TIO N A L AMEND
1
and
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
Jeh
m
e
who
are
High
th e school ncuse Sunday evening with
h o rn s t frie n d s on th e old Schw eiz
Legislative Aaaembly.
hool
stu
d
en
ts
a
t
O
ntario.
LIM IT A T IO N o f f o u r p i
several denomina.ions
represented.
ran ch . M any frie n d s in O w yhee uni
L
FO R PERM A N - IT ROI
Articl« X I of t he Oon.tuufl.
All a r t cordially invited to be present.
in w ishing th em lo n g life Uappinet
Marking
Assuring a Success.
creation of debtsand liabllit
When marling lira
n d p ro s p e rity to g e th e r. M r.
fffll tho purpose of bullions
Ths P. T. A. will hold a meeting at
“If you want to have an Inform al
STA TEM EN T O F THE
am ount of tour per cent of
w eiz e r is well k now n h e re havin
the school house Wednesday afternoon. dinner and are afraid it w on't he," con­ make the initiala with
in th e Stato of Oregon, inati
and
then
trace
the
ink
fided
Mrs.
Horner
Hoch,
“Just
ask
a
b e e n ra ise d fro m boyhood In Owyhe-
Mr. and MrB. Geo. Glasscock and
m arks. This will preve*
few of the children along w ith the
w h ile M rs. S chw eizer se rv ed a s prin
family viaitod the Newbill family near
spreading.
NO PROPERTY T A X -N O
parents.”—Kansas City Times.
cipall off O w yhee school fo r Hire*
O ntario Sunday.
NO
INCREASE !N AUTO LI
v e e rs a n d w as well liked by m an '
Nyssi Oregon.
Robt. Baldwin has purchased the old
w ho w ill b e "glad to have h e r In th,
Skinnsr place from his father-in-law, U S
NO INCREASE OF GAS
At the close of business May 4, 1920.
n e ig h b o rh o o d a g a in .
Mr. McIntosh, for *2,600.
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Keep
theso
three
facts in mind. The
L o u is DeiBord m ade a b u sin ess trip
Three men are patrolling the Owyhee H
RESOURCES
“
ie
tax
w ill pay both the principal ai
to Jo rd a n V alley M onday.
ditch a t the upper end now betidea
this amendment, and will yield an ai
$208.134.26 Marion Wilson, the regular ditch rider.
M r . an d M rs Ben S m ith m otored Loans and D i s c o u n t s ............................................
highway work. No additional taxa<
Overdrafts
38
52
to N yeso M onday h av in g th e m is­
Tboy are Elroy Huffman, Bill Wilson
Bonds and W arrants
. -
13,482.62 and Free Pullen.
fo rtu n e to h av e c a r tro u b le th ey
FEDERAL FUNDS MUST !
Banking House Furniture and Fixtures
10.495 27
'w ere obliged to spend th e n ig h t In Cash on hand and due from Banks
The
P.
T.
A.
held
a
meeting
Wed­
Oregon
must
have sufficient H ighw ay Fui
60 535.15
cannot gut the benefit of I m
to w n .
nesday afternoon to finish up the buel
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ g c o n s titu tio n a l lim it is a necei
M ies M arg a re t S h are d a u g h ter of
cannot be com pleted for man
$292,685.82 nesa of paying for the piano. A good
representation was present.
M rs R uth S h a re and g ra n d d a u g h te r
r t y taxation. T his m e a su re s v<
L IA B IL IT IE S
m akes early completion possible.
o f O tto Schiw eiser w us im rried in c
jt a l S to c k
There is no oae thing that will bring y«u so much
$ 25,000 00'
O aldw ell re c e n tly to V ic to r M arshal
Surplus
from Present Sources Sufficient to
15 000,00 U I I I U U 1 I U
comfort, and reduce the drudgery of housework,a® T h * la s t »W t rev, nuoo from auto licaaaa faca .vnd g»»
B o th young I**>P«e have m any frien d s Undivided Profits
3,910.93
both , rincipal and in te re s t, n thells b,
WRiTE TODAY
trie range.
in O w y h ee who u n ite in w ish in g Deposits
S ’et. mailed to every repntered v o te r
245.774.89 Get your name on the largest regular
e earefu lly. It PJOVM th a t no l r oerty
th e m w en T h ey will m ake th e ir ho- Reserved for Taxes and Interest
, r wUl
«ill redeeis
n-deem p nrincioal
and d inter
_ . _ . . , ta
rin c ip i an
inter;
3.000.00 mailing list in or Oregon, receive Free
A turn of the switch brings the radiatsd heat to ths
m e on a ra n c h n e a r W ild er a s soon
For In terest Table». Pamphlet» r r f u it ti
------------------ by return mail an up-to-date price litt
oven or hot plate. Cooking is simplified for this st*
am H igh school oloeee. M rs MarSkaR
O H EG O N R O A D 9 A N D DEVELO P1
$291,685 82 of several hundred pieces mdee. used
is a so p h o m o re th e re .
may
b«
absolutely
regulated
at
low,
medium
or
¡¡ifk
“ © S S :"« Î Î S 5 Â " . •» WorroMer B.
“A BANK OF CHARACTER, STRENGTH AND SERVICE'’
daily ad rees—
M r an d M rs. F . L . D eBord m ade
e or 4% S ta t
Waiting
for
the
fire
to
come
up.
the
constant
*
d
d
‘
r
?
H.
WARD,
President
J
.
H.
WOLF.
Caahier
C°
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0
P
STORE,
CALDWELL
a b u sin ess tr ip to O ntario and N yssa
JOHN RAY. Vice President
the nuisance of ashes, soot, smoke and poisonoui ^ |
fikaturtlay
O n ta r io F u r n il
. Derrick a Water Lifter or an Engi
Parma
L. G. R O SE i
Vote 302 .
For 4% State Read
i M i a x u i u a i U M x iiiiiiiM i v iv im i:
Malheur County Bank
"Aids to Home Life
Happiness
completely eliminated.
I U
U
U
The result is a neat, constantly clean kitchen thataj
cool. The radiated heat is absorbed by the coutf*^
coeking vessel, and the even and broiler ate *o i*
the neat is contained, and not distributed in th« f®0®|
I
Electrical
TRUTH WILL OUT!
B=S!
====: s ==5^ ; ! i
’
A m ato roe you know th a t th e tak in g of
Appliances for Many Purport*
Doing your work electrically is economic^
every point of view. It is the ideal of th« *
housewife to add one appliance after anoth*1
til her home is so equipped that housework 18
markably simplified. To do the washing Wd1 _
ing. cleaning and cooking by electricity,
be fully appreciated by experience
Wb u to in - * y° U th* w ‘ *’ve Uf tbe
and the tosulta w il he ^easin g if don€
P hotographa ia a joy, b u t tb a de­
veloping and finishing ie a burden
ü
SELIGMAIN’S
O nta KIO. OK BO ON
l „
i.
STUDIO
will gladly explain th* method and eoet
ation
ition I bf all electrical appliances if you will
shop.
**Photos that are different .”
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ELECTRIC SHOP |
J Idaho P0wer ConiPan
IV.
If
l ' Jk.
« a M
lyers of Grain and S
Call Us on PHoi
F . J . W A L M S]
Bring your wornou
CUSHM AN
SER V1
id let them p u t Gua
Into It
P a o n i 13S-W
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p an n a d e v i
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i u u u u a u i u u H
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tarma
f Stationery?
Well,