The Gate city journal., May 28, 1920, Image 9

THE GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON.
¡OTES HOUSE ADOPTS THE
■AK£f^— INTEREST
I Events of the Week
' Sketched for Infor-
J" of Our Readers.
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2! stir'.B for strawberry harvest
¡I1'1 Vin‘]U- Pt1 good this year, according
iscd°muffin'? »a
APP,e Oro*«"-*' M
lu,1rr»te 0 »«1* With berry p: licking still a
^o»er *¡n ‘ 'amilies are air eady arriving
an8e Cakt,
’,la ahorUnin, t of 1686 cars of the 1119
handled by the Mood River
■Ktloa has Peru
» Rny»i B,k^ New York city. The clean
, , It
1 Isa has been unusually late
n.
or*°*» » a n v llle Commercial club
»rtenuij; ^ . MVJ
I of the vicinity
pet last Friday.
a ti*,; ,h> “ d
n eKg; sift <9 150 newcomers and their
wder and e guests of the club members
1 add to
wives.
irin? and i -Ice Increases In
lug neees
id; mix well
.hallow - raged less i\P o rtlan d during
ake tins, ¡, between December, 1914, and
PRES. CARRANZA
IS ASSASSINATED
PEACE RES0LUTI0N
Washington.—The house adopted the
senate resolution, repealing the reso­
lution by congress declaring a state of
war with Germany and Austria, by
rote of 228 to 139. The vote was along
strict party lines except that 19 demo­
crats joined republicans In supporting
the measure, while two republican!
Kelly of Michigan
and Fuller of Mas
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•achusetts—opposed It.
From the size of the republican vote
It was clearly Indicated that the reso­
lution could not be passed over tbs
veto of the president. The senate vote
on passage was 48 to 38.
Summarized, the peace resolution
provides:
A congressional declaration of the
termination of the war by repealing
the resolutions of April 6, 1917, and
December 1, 1917, which declared war
against Qermany and Austria-Hungary,
respectively.
Repeal of the war legislation.
A reservation of all rights accruing
to the United States under the artnis
tice and the treaty of Versailles.
The Picture Show
The citizen« of Nyeee end surround­
ing community must here fallen into •
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very deep deep to let the degrading
canvas
scenes
and
the
ball
room
ele­
El Paso. Texas.—Venustlano Carran­
za. president of Mexico and head of the ment take sueh deep root in the minds
seventy second government that coun­ of our young people Not only oar
k
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try has bad since 1821, was assassin­ young people bat the infants sad Inter­
ated by Colonel Rodolfo Herrero and mediate as well.
1 might as well odd here in regard to
bis soldiers at Tlazealtehango, Puebla,
infanta
that I have stood on the street
according to messages received here
from Oeneral Alvaro ObreSflB. dated at of Nyssa and witnessed parents hand­
ing meney te their children under the
Mexico City.
ago
of live and telling them te ge take
Reports given out by Uie revolution­
ists said Carranza was assassinated by in the picture show. No wonder the
his own men. Herrero was dcsorlbed leading conversation among both child
ran and grown ups now a-dayt is some
as an ex-federal officer.
From the wording of the Obregon thing shout the last picture show
telegram, skepticism was expressed scene and wiehirg that time would
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here by many persons ln close touch speedily hasten the next one. But ■
If ia th* kitchen of fo o t homo there was a hand-
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with tbe revolution concerning the af­ mind yeu there is but very little said M
Bontely designed electric range how easy it wonld
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filiations of Herrero. The anxiety of about the lest Sunday’s Bunds; School M
the Mexicans on this point was laid to lesson or what the lessen will be for I
be to get meals—what a pleaaare it would ba to
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the concern ever what the attitude of the coming Sunday.
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cook.
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Now
what
are
we
going
to
do,
are
the United States might be if Che re­
we
going
to
keep
feeding
ourselves
on
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ported assassination was laid to the
the evil fruits of the picture »how or *
By simply turninga button tka heater,
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revolutionists.
ahull
wu step and consider our innocent
Carranza, accompanied by bis minis­
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into which the coils are built, be*
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ters and a heavy force of troops, fled children and those who are under our
rrom Mexico City May 6. He took with influence.
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becomes a glowing cherry
red.
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How mseb better it would be for the
him an immense amount of gold and
coming
generation
if
nnch
one
would
There la no flame, no amoks, no in*
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silver money and bullion, a considera­
ble quantity of which was retaken by take ,ime to coneider what the.r ex­ g
jurioua
fumes
or
troublssome
ashes.
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the revolutionary troops under General ample mesne to otheri m d what U
Sanchez after the battle at San Marcos mean to seek after the good thing*,
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on the Vera Cruz Mexico City railway. we find that good things ara much H
Clean radiated heat dots your cook-
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The Carranza party were deep ln the cheaper than tin. For the wages of
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iag, and this heat can b« regulated.
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Sierra Madre mountains when the st­ •in ia death. (Rorinns 6:23)
Now 1 agree that everyone should
ack was made and were evidently at-
A turn of the awitb to agivan position
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have some sort of amusement, but it H
empUng to reach the east eoast.
should be clean and supervised by some ■
produces tha right dagrea of uniform
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$6 Wheat Possible, Says Hill.
competent person or parsons and by
heat iust when and where it ia wantad.
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Seattle.—“It Is not unreasonable to all meant not a picture show on Sunday **
expect 36 wheat next winter or tome night.
God says remember the Sabbath day a
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Km« before the next crop year,” said
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There a re m a n y o th er in te r e s tin g p o in ts
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Lewis W. Hill, chairman of the Great { to keep it h >ly(Exodut 20:8).
Children that have been properly ■
Northern railroad while here en route
a b o u t e le c tric ra n g e s th a t w e w ill be g la d
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Feat from San Francisco. Crop shert- reared will get much snore pleasure at M
to e x p la in w hen y o u c a ll■
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age and impossibility of farmers to Cnristian Endeavoi on Sunday evening
get labor he gave as reason for advene- than the one who attends the Sunday
evening theatre.
sd wheat prices.
But some say there isn’t any Chris­
tian Endaavor in sur town or if there
War Nurses’ Bodies Arrive.
New York.—The bodies of ten is there are Bush faw who go that it
women war nurses who died oversea« isn’t intsrestiug. That is one reason
on duty at army base hospitals and wby wo era trying to got rid of th#
the first to 'be brought home, arrived sinful Sunday evening picturer
If the people wbo have their names
here on the transport Prlaeees Ma
totka. On board also were the bodies on tne church roil would not support or
of 418 soldiers who lost their lives in attend tha Thaalr ths manager would
« » » e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ « ♦ ♦ •e e e e o o e c e e e e e e
accidents or succumbed to wounds and have to go out of business for lack of
funds
disease.
And if you plasso show ms oat
Theatre manager who it a real Christian
House Pastes Hawaiian Land Bill.
Washington.—The house passed a worker, that is proof enough to any
bill setting aside 200,000 acres of land broad mindsd person th a t its fruits are
in the Hawaiian islands for homestead evil.
Christ says no man can torvs two
purposes ailable to native Hawatlans
only. The territorial legislatore urged masters (Matthews 6:24.) end also he
List your Farm» o r Dry LandB with us
thè step, which was expected to re­ that is not with me <9 against me: and
habilitate the Hawaiian race, sold to he that gatbereth not with me acat-
The
year 1920 is your opportunity to Bell.
tereth abroad. (Matthew 12:90.)
be fast dying out
New I don’t see why we people of
We are bonded and licensed members of the
NOTICE TO WATER USERS Nyssa haven’t the right to have just si
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:That clean s town as ran bs found In ths
INTERSTATE REALTY ASSOCIATION
on and after this date the hour* for Nerth Wait and I for ono livn in hope
that
our
csuncilmen
and
bntiness
man
A Square Deal Guaranteed
using city water for irrigation purposes
will be from 5 o’clock in the afternoon are going to make it so
MRS B D. BIGELOW.
until 9 o’clock at night, and not as here«
Paid Advertisement.
tofore, of this take due notice and gov­
Lilt your lands here and be ready for the rush when
ern yourselves accordingly And fur­
ther the pnblic are hereby requested
the
roada
get fit.
COMPLAINTS IN CIRCUIT
to use every means ln their power te
COURT
prevent any waste, whatever ns the
Nyesa Treding Ce V9-C. B. Anstad
water supply is not sufficient to supply
et ux-Ketovery of money $406 57 5 19
the necessities.
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Dated this 27th day of May 1920
Thelma Nye-vs Clyde M. Nye Divorce
By order,
J. BOYDELL, Mgr.
5-28-20.
J. BOYDELL.
R'.fcert E. Lawrence-vs-Belie Law­
NYSSA, OREGON
Recorder.
Phone 4
rence-Divoree 5 22-20.
« Consider the C o m fo rt3
* of Electrical Cooking jj
with in0tfl *1 191*’ th*n they dld ln Seat'
or San Francisco, ac- SENATE PA SSES MARINE BILL
U. 8. department sf
Msasure for Ship Policy la Sent to
BOOKFREE
Conference.
h» pres« ani »rthwsst Cons structlon com-
before. . Portland, whict
Washington.—The
senate, without a
Ich
has
the
coq-
»1 Cook Books
deltzktS*
gradlng and hard surfac- record vote, passed the house merchant
It rw ««nt to
slde” Pacific highway marine bill providing for a permanent
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Z 111 *«4 1
I address.
Yamhill and MeMinarUle, merchant marine policy.
KIVU POWtlkctJ
The measure then was sent to con­
s paving pinnt the first of
Button Stmt
fr Vork City
ference.
feellng la maolag
The bill provides for the sale of
farmers ln the aorth sad government-owned ships to American
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county and may rssttlt 1k citizens or corporations as soon as ad­
to eject oriental laber- visable and pending such sale for the
to work on tbs lafj» eperatlon either by the government
7 «aquired by Oeenge or under lease. A permanent board
all right u wealthy patate broker,
of seven members will be named by
Pie with It. lepoeita of the 26 trust oem- tlhe president, comprising two each
yerating ln Portland at the from the Pacific and Atlantic «oasts,
-eptlon is sog
uslnesa May 4, 1920, was 3149.- one each from the gulf and great
ishfulness.
, accordIng to a report ptw- lakes, and the seventh from the in­
W1U H. Bennett, State supar- terior.
of banks. Thls shows an la-
May U. 1919, of 89,419,- Wood Expense In New Jersey $15,000.
I Washington.—Frank H. Hitchcock,
of the Umpqua EBB ene of Major General Leonard Wood's
ftah hatcheries are «It- iampaigu managers, told a senate ln-
State Game Warden Barph- vestigatlng committee that so far as
Master Fish Warden Claaton. he knew the largest sum spent ln any
just returned from that eec- state by the Wood organization was
rk la also to begin b o o s en 316,000, in New Jersey. He added that
it dam fish ladders. A pseul- the next largest was 312,500 in Mary
ths aolmoa run this year, they land.
, la th« heavy one In the Ump
ths extremely light one In the
Bootleg Whisky Is Expensive.
rhe former stream has a long-
Washington.—From 360 to 3120 a
gallon Is the ruling price for whisky
f thousand acres of hill land in illicit trade, according to Secretary
iogStaff-Vlrtue mining district Houston. Mr. Houston wrote congress
county have been homestead requesting 31.600,000 for 1000 watch­
if th« p u t few months, and men to guard bonded warehouses next
: of about 8000 acres is being year.
All this Is said to be la the
of oattle men who w&nt the
Minnesota Tornado Hurts Five.
datively for themselves as pas­
Farmington, Mian. — Five persona
ta. Th« great ranges ln t u t w«r« injured, three of them seriously,
fia alraady are disappearing when • tornado struck Castle Rock,
ia B. Kay and Frank Davey, at eight miles south of here, wrecking
u o a hold In Salem, hav« de- several residences.
yrepare a bill for submission
at its next sesslen
“Flu” Ravages Alaeka.
rloadlng of trucks
Seattle.—Reports of the ravages of
te and county high- an Influenza epidemic la towns and
ged by Mr. Kay and native settlements of Interior Alaska
eral paved roads ln continue te reach Seattle by mall and
been badly dam- wireless telegraph.
cks and that t*«
ing out faster thoa
Reward Offered For Villa.
ed.
■1 Paso, Tex.—A reward 6f 100,000
Eighth Grade Examinations
was received at the it-
th« Oregon Public Service com- p u e s for the death or capture of
The June eighth grade eaaminstieos MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
W B PROM OTE LEG ITIM A TE PR O JE C TS
t* th« «{feet that the interstate Francisco Villa has been offered by will be held June 10 end 11,1920. Pu­
DURING WEEK
the government of the state of Chi­ pils reedy for these examinations
ln M alhenr. i l . r n e , A G rant C m ntlaa.
0« «ommic- n had ordered
W . Find B a r e r . F or
Jesse Lee Carter and Mamin Beachel
huahua.
STOCK R A N C H ES * LA RGE FARM S
WRiTE TODAY
should be reported te the County 6 18 20.
railroad« to transport to 8L
W# W ant
th ere t Lout«, Chicago and other
Get
your
name on tbe largest regular
S c h o o l Superintendent not later than
LARGE
TRACTS
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Fred Harding and Bertha C. Holdere-
Federal Employee Pension Bill Signed.
W a O ftaa
mailing list in or Oregon, receive Free
June 1 1920.
s last ng points for distribution
que
5-2#-20.
Washington.—President Wilson has
A TTRA C TIV E LO A N S A IN V ESTM EN TS
by return mall an up to-date price list
FAY CLARK HURLEY,
•at tha aonhweit eeversl hun-
a 4 v
of eeversl hundred pieces mdse, used
Cuonty School Superintend
•PtY aarvti.-Rbls box ear« be­ signed the civil service retirement bill
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Billiards on Dining Table.
daily ad raas—
ta th« ¡Western lines. M«ve- providing for retirement and pension­
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am —
To convert s dining table into one
th su «are ;s m l-egln May 1$ ing ef government employes.
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FOR SALE On# sow and »nvtn pigs for billiards, n geetinnal rim has been CURREY D EVRLOPM
CO-OP STORE, CALDWELL.
AND LAND COM PA N T
ittnu« for 30 days.
Sre A H VAUGHAN na Bridge Is­ patented to lie put in plnce over a
G aarsa H a n ttn s ta n C a rra r. S r .
THE
MARKET3
» «mall'toiount of finuuefal eo
tab’« cloth and Its padded lining.
-y o u
N-IKan Bid*
V ela.
land.
>■ on the part of tbe staM of
Portland.
m on-lal forest patrel Will be
Oats—No. 3 white feed, 369 a ton.
had ia {POstern Oregon by June
Corn—Whole, 3‘8®*»; oracked. 380 •
trdlag t* announeamaat made
nf«r*m< . tvigsne batween @81.
Hsy — Willamette valley timothy,
Olctt, George H. G«<S. die-
^ J f the federal service; 334 per ton; alfalfa. 336.
Potatoes — Oregon, 6c per pound:
State foreefdr; E. 0 Sim
•f ths eVIsUVs com Gems, 7c f. o b. station.
Butter Fat—53c.
^ ^ ^ H h g e n e ebambe» nf torn
Eggs—Ranch, 38c per dozen.
^ ^ ^ K b a p m a n . seettHtov et
••try A CesdbFvsMan . Poultry—Hens, 3>@34c.
Cattle—Best steers, |12.25@13; good
Colonel H. H. Araold.
R. M. Khtly of thb to choice, 311@11 5«; medium to good.
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. Colonel Arueld e*st- 316011.
[legs—Prime mixed, 814.50©16; me
age of dir s«rviee per
• a r t the fbralshiag d lu a mixed. 314014 50, pigs. 3120
We concede you the joy, give at tbe
A matures you know that the taking of
wstchmee by the 18.7».
burden —
Sheep—Lamb«. 813.60014 50; year­
Photographe is a joy, bet the de­
_______ ling ruardateed. bate«
and the results will be pleasing If done
lings,
9in@
ll;
wethers,
39011;
ewes.
la Oregon, with
veloping end finishing is a burden.
by
radio «tatlou for ro­ 350 *
ó
of fo ru t flr«a
Seattle. ’
Hay—Eastern Washington timothy
f|§ jh of 500.000.000 Buehele.
A winter wheat crop 347 per ton; alfalfa, 844
Potatoes—Yakima Gems, 3164 per
ly 800,000.000 bushel«
‘P h otos th a t a re d i f f e r e n t .’
>• fortokst by the United S ta tu torn; local, 3140 0160.
P e o n « ltt- W
O ntario , O regon
Butter Fat—55067c.
» r of B b in :n » rce.
Eggs—Ranch, 39®41c.
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Hogs—Prime, 315016 50; medium to
• Report Q lvu Portland 258.299
hlngtdB. — Th« population of rholce. 314315; pigs. 311 50 0 12.60
Poultry—Hens, dressed, heavy. 45e:
according to the 1920
■^Vl.218 it was announced light, dressed, 42c; live, 3 6 6 41c.
C atl«—Beef steers, 312313; me­
oa Increue of 51,074, or
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dium to choice, 810313.
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OPPORTUNITY
Nyssa Realty Co.
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