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! THE GATE CTTY IfflU N A t NTWA. OKfffiT** True, the Com- The Southern Pacific company Write the Co-op Store, C»ld-t thus secured, awoke »t the inlorms the Journml that it "is weH, for price list Standard Hind- mercial club „ „ __ . . . mg iwine, (Quality, Length and is hoped sending a representative to tu aa eleventh hour and it ¡8 Eu- - s ^ * ^ u a r e n t ^ - d • , Bale"$10.00, fuDlished every Friday at Nyssa, Ore that some good may yet be done, rope to rcorganizeall the agencies ^ | | ^ 5 Gal. ready mixed gon, by That is one instance where a in that country which the (Jov- paint, 315.00, Pure Linseed Oil, WIN S. BROWN. live commercial club would have ernment abandoned and antici- hulk $2.10. white bears 7jc, soap, done »ork that ia vital to the de- pa'es a revival of immigration dip bars. $5,*k). pitchforks, FR ID A Y , JU L Y 16. 1920 H O LSTEIN COW F o r sale -g ive s ' velopment of the city, And there to California from Southern Italy are others. Nyssa has a fine and other points, including Kuf- four gallon» of milk per day. H D. ; E ntered as aeconu-cmsn m a ile r April gravel highway from Ontario sia.” No doubt California will MONCE, two mile north wc»t of Nyasa. ' 42-1t I . mi ) , a t th e postotfice a t Nyssa, Oregon, under the Act of March 3,1879. right through Main street and be grateful to the Southern Pa- < - I I ending at the Snake river bridge. cific. With her Japanese, Hin- PROFESSIONAL. I ► How many Nyssa citizens know doos,Chinese, Coreans, Mexicans, SU BSCRIPTIO N RATES : ♦ One year, ¡n advance..................... $i 5 ^ that this great convenience was Greeks and Native Sons, a few PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS k x m onth» in advance ... . ^ 75 « secured b y the efforts of a com- thousand Bolsheviks from Rus- mercial club But, LISTEN, sia and black handers from the hoTPicn A d v en ía m e Repreeent&live J. J. SARAZIN it was not the Nyssa south of Europe will make it 11 IK A M E R IC A N P R E S S A SSO C IA T IO N j dear reader, 1 ' 11 -----1 "*"*» for real Physician and Surgeon ------- Commercial club which secured a mighty good state WAY this improvement f Americans to stay away rom- this g r a n d improvement t o r Americana w o \ . a j ------- ( NOW WE’RE ON OUR «-» *•..! 1 ---P a p itli' . Nysga. because the Nyssa club But little the Southern P m « « , 0ffice hou„ 2 to 5 wid 7 to 8 * ■. . tause for congratula- was sleeping. We owe it entirely cares so long as it gets their, tion that the Nyssa Commercial Commercial to to m the eirw friendly Ontario v»......—- commer- fares. That’s one ownership. of the draw uon in « me Myssa n aiy vuvur.« - ¡vate WILLIAM J. W E E K , M. D Club is again functioning with dal dub. which spent both time backs to p m ate _ __ all its pristine vigor, nnd it is and money to secure it. Ontario. It will be hardly worth while EDGAR S FORTNER, M D hoped that it will not again be course, will profit by the road, for the average American allowed to lapse into a state of, t0°- but the fact remains t atwlt ^ to vote for president this year.! Physician* and Burgao«« innocuous desuetude. I out nut the Ontario common 1.1 1 ll 3 The invisible government will* A live commercial club is one Nyssa would not now have a nice, run things at Washington during Offices Over F irst N ational Bank of the best assets any town can graded, gravelled highway. the next four years, anyway ONTAJUO, OREGON Preliminary work has already have and is especially necessary OREGON NEWS for a new town like Nyssa, which been started on a market road from Nvssa to Jordan Valley, has not yet won its rightful DON S. NUMBERS, BRIEF GENERAL NEWS place in the sun. There are which will tap a rich and rapidly developing territory and will be many matters vital to the wel Morn tlian 21.000,0110 bushels of the PH Y SIC IA N a SURGEON fare of the town and the sur of incalculable benefit to Nyssa. 1919 w heat crop are being held by rounding country which can not This road also was secured by our K ansas farm ers. Phono 10 Parma, P resid en t W ilson do, s not now plan properly be brought before the friends at Ontario. That Ontario will benefit from this road only to spend anv p a rt of th e sum m er away city council. If there is no com also emphasize» the v ast influence a live frem W ashington. DENTISTS mercial club to look after them, immercial club w ieldi in th e develop Greek troops have occupied the im they will be left undone and the m ent of a community. p o rtan t T urkish city of Broussa, 50 Many problems now confront Nyssa. m iles south of C onstantinople. city stagnates. DR. C. E. OWEN Matters that should receive We cannot alw ays ex p ect O ntario to The Bonhomme county bank of Scot look a fte r our in terests, and the m eet land. S. P., closed its doors following DENTIST the attention of a commercial ing of the NyBsa Comm ercial Club th e d isappearance of its president, H. club are constantly coming up Monday night and its prom ise of fu tu re Office w ith Dr. Sarazin During the greater part of activity is an indication th a t N yssa is H enry W enzlaff, and a w eek’s run. T he sen ate com m ittee investigating sa ; : OREGON Nyssa’s existence there has baen lirg e enough and public spirited enough cam paign expenditures ended its h e a r no commercial club—no team to fly with her own wings in th e fu tu re. ing at St. Louis and th e com m ittee Long live the N yssa Comm ercial work to further her growth. This I m em bers have returned to W ashing Clnb! DR. C. M. TYLER ton. must account in a measure for S en ato r H arding h as announced that the fact that neighboring towns DENTIST The third party which the Com with fewer resources have pass mittee of 48 is attempting to if he is elected president, the vice pres O ntario, Or*. ident will be invited to p articip ate as ed her in wealth and population hatch at Chicago, will hardly an ex-officio m em ber a t all cabinet The Owyhee Project, upon get out of the shell. Even the m eetings. which N yjsa's possibilities of be old guard element which now H onorable A rthur Mcighan. mipis- DR. T. O. HUM PH REY » coming a large town depends controls the Democratic and Re- te r of th e in terio r in the unionist gov- is the oldest and best irrigation publican parties, something after ernm ent, has haan sw orn in as pre D E N T IS T of C anada He succeeds S ir Rub project in Oregon, but it has re the manner of an inter-locking m ier nf e rt Borden, retired. P arm a, Id aho ceived scant attention from the directorate, is preferable to that Complete unofficial retu rn s of the P h o n e 43 government or other sources bunch of I. W. W. S b.ilsheviks \jo rtj, Dakota republican prim ary elec where capital for development and Other political porch clim b- tion give Lynn J. F razier, non partisan. DR. A. R ROBERTS 59.466 for governor, and W illiam Lan- might have been secured because ers. D r.N TlST ver. independent, 54,172. there was no organized effort Between Depot and Main Streetl made to secure attention. As a Cox is a standpat Democrat G o v . S t e p h e n s U p h o ld s S u ffra g e . consequence, new projects oi and Harding is a standpat Repub P h o n e 52 [ Sacram ento. Calif.— In com pliance I O n t a r io , O r e g o n , less merit have profited by lican. We’ve got that. Now, will with a telegraphic request from Mrs. Nyssa’s negligence. A congres some one please tell a perplexed C arrie C hapm an C att, national suf attorneys sional commission will be at American-American the differ frage loader of New York, Gov. W ill Parma tomorrow to inspect the ence between a standpat Repub iam D. S tephens h as se n t a w ire to Oov. H. A Robert, of Tennessee, deny Black Canyon project— within lican and a standpat Democrat. ing the statem en ts of Annie Heck of C. M. CRANDALL rifle shot of the Owyhee Project. Los Angeles to 4he T ennessee legisla ATTORNEY AT LAW The Literary Digest’s nation Doubtless a united effort at ihe tu re th a t suffrage has proved a failure VALE OREGON right time would have induced wide poll shows that straw votes in California. —.......—— — ,,— __ this - commission to — inspect the propose and political bosses _ yhee Project «Iso and power- dispose. — Nashville Southern Insane Man S ta rts Asylum Fire. O Salem , Or.—George Lentne, Italian, W. II. Brooke - P. J. Gallagher | fui influence for its development Lumberm: a GATE C in JOURNAL U U H I V U V J V I < lb n Uvl Mid-Summer C learance SALE OF HATS All Straw Hats Reduced to One-Half Price Pattern Hats at Cost Included in this sale is one lot of Hats for less than half price. They are marked to sell for $1.95 Georgette Crepe Waists Marked at One-Fourth Off -------- ------- . i A - - OSBORN MILLINERY - ONTARIO, OR. ~ o f Phonographs escaped from the farm of the state hospital for th e insane about 12:30 o'clock Monday m orning and it is thought th a t before he got aw ay Le nine set fire to a large barn on the grounds, which was destroyed with loss estim ated a t $32,000. STRADIVARA-known for tone The S tra d iv a ra o f today bids fai rto be-nm e as i.rfi.u * as th e violins th a t S tra d iv a ra made. These ra re instrum ents are “ known fo r to n e .” Comfort for ^ows-Fly Repellant Foster’s Drug Store j Nyssa, Oregon f f f Wwwwwv A a a a a A a a a A A A A A A A ì tAAAAAAAAAaaaAAA For an evening of Entertain ment and Rest Come to the iIBERTY------- THEATE Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Night PECKHAM CASE CO. H o u se F a rn ia h e ra a n d F u n e r a l D irecto rs. I. H. Kellar, mchasge of Parma Store. Hoase Phone 50-SSS Phone 50-Ss National E ducators C arry O ut Program S alt Lake City.—R eorganization on a delegate plan wag voted and virtually all o th e r ’ a dm inistration" plans were carried through, including election of Fred M. H u nter of O akland, Cal., as president, a t a business m eeting of th e N ational E ducation association. in W h e a t F u t u r e s R e n e w e d . Chicago.—An advisory c*m m lttee, composed of rep resen tativ es of all w heat in terests, accepted th e report of the com m ittee representing the leading grain exchanges, calling for th e reopening of trad in g in w heat fu ttires ou Ju ly 15. A. A. Sheaffer, Prop. We specialize in Birthday and Anniversary Cakes. \] The home of Good Quality Bread Sweet Rolls, Pastries, etc. Gas, OUs, Tires, Tube« ATE CITY ARAGE G enuine FORD PARTS c a rri ed in stock. P ar:« fo r »thee Cairo as well. GOOD MECHANICS, Give us a trial, we can find your troubles. Ail 1 w r rk done prom ptly as possible. Suib Agency fo r the Fam ous A llen C ar. Lawrence Bros. Proprietors SAMPSON 15 Hand Jack A T T O R N E Y S-A T -L A W . Will stard through the season 1920 at the Nyssa Livery Barn Wilson Bldg W. SWAGLER Make Dates a head of time as we cannot guarantee service unless you do so. A TTO RN EY-A T-LAW Rooms 12, 14, 15 Wilson Bldg. O NTARIO l Î s LIE Phone 23 M if you cannot call at the barn. J. AKER NYSSA JACK ASSOCIATION ATTORNEY AND ACCOUNTANT INCOM B TAX A D V ISER P o st olii ce Building, O ntario, Oregon. T r a d in g H ours, 10-12; 1:30-5. E vening» B y A ppointm ent. H ouse C alls M ade, Phone 158. Buy Storage Coal NOW Aberdeen N ut and Lump Dfl R A MOON C h iro p ra tlt Physician N erve Specialist Car Shortage May C leat Steel Plante. W eshington.—Suspension of work in A cute o r C hronic Disease* many steel p.ants, throw ing thousand i Room over P o st Office. O ntario, Ora. of workm en out of em ploym ent, is th reaten ed because of c a r shortage the in te rsta te com m erce commisaloi. w as told by J. F. Townsend, represent ing m ore than a score of steel manu facturer* in Pennsylvania and Ohio. St. Joseph’s Home for the Aged Empreae Eugenie. 94 Y ears Old, Die*. Madrid —Th* ex Em press Eugenie nf France died here. Em press E .genie had long suffered from opthalm ta and had bean «titrated on for oataract. Full iaiperMI honors w ere «'-carded a t h er funeral She was 94 years old Conducted by the Dominican S ia te rs, O ntario, Oregon S enator N s H eads Speaker*' Bureau M oderate term s by month or life. Chicago.—Republican national head Apply M other S uperior, quarter* has announced that Senator Adv. May. Ju n e and Ju ly . H arry S New of Ind.ana will head the m W g a b iic e n t a a i ^ x g n t g s a a t r g g ... •» - / THE NYSSA BAKERY g Gem State Lumber Co« NYSSA, OREGON PHONE NO.8 •>o soooooooooo ooooooooooo<S k