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THE GATE CITY JOURNAL. NTSSA, OREGON
WHEAT CROP REPORTS
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fabric weigh only a few ounces. They are
made in every required style and size for
Men, Women and Children. In great vari­
ety of fabrics of fine quality. They are the
most popular Union Suits with our trade,
because the—
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REMEMBER
Don’t Say Underwear—Say Munsingwear
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W ILSON
BROS.
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. VV. W. Deal, Pastor
Services at 11 a. in. on the 1st, 3rd
and 5th Sundays. At 7:30 p. m. on the
2nd and 4th Sundays.
Sunday School every Sunday at 10 »
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FOR SADE—Me Conni eh Afower to
running condition. Inquire J A Koo.>
man, .Nyssa, Oregon, R .F D. No 1.
Go to the
ALLIES TO AID POLES
Nyssa Flour
Mill
Claimant names us wltnesees:
Claud H. WUlson, A. H. WWnon,
Ed. UurarjB, OUn O. Ogle, all of
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TH 08. JO.VKF, Register.
First putoiicatiwi,
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for
FLOUR & FF.F.I!
Dust publication, July 9<d», 1***
C h o p p in g
«and
Gregory Krassin, Russian soviet
commissioner, who it trying to resume
trade with the alliee.
(¿rin d in g
Notice o f Bond Sale.
No*ce is hereby given tb»t it-’flO"!
District No 26 at Nys«a,
County Oregon will offer for sale $24,-
600 00 twenty year Setvuol Bonds.
Said.bonds to bear interest st 6 per
cent per annum, payable semi-annually
principal and interest payable in United
States Gold Coin at the office of County
Treasurer. Vale Oregoi State Tress
urer Salem. Oregon, or at the Fiscal
Agency of the State of Oregon in Non
York City, at the option of the holder
The Board of Directors reserves the
right to reject any or all bids,
By order o f the Uogrd yf Director*
of S hool District No. 26.
C C. HUNT,
Clerk.
W. L. c . i b s o n .
Chairman.
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Nyssa Barber
Shop
NYSSA
OREGON
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WE HANDLE ICE
Ice House Open* 6 to 7 a. m. and 8 to
9 p. m.. Week Days
From 7:30 to 8:30
a m.
Sundays.
Nyssa Meat Maiket
ANDERSON & BURBIIXJE
PROBE OF JAPANESE
IMMIGRATION OPENS
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Shaving.'Hair Cutting
Hot and Cold Hatha
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The Thor is a beautiful machine. On the outside
is Klisteninif Kray enamel. It looks clean it is
clean
and it’s easy to keep clean.
The inside is rustproof and water-tight.
There
are no cracks or crevices.
A Thor Will Last a Lifetime
THE PRICE IS REDUCED
You must have it. You have only one life to live
Why waste it over wash tubs and scrubbing board?
You can do the washing so easily yourself witn a
Thor.
What investment could you make that would be
wiser than this? $10 down and a few small monthly
payments for a lifetime convenience Every house
wife d e s e r v e s this wonderfully helpful and use­
ful machine.
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Now It Is Ottered at a Seduced Price.
Husband to—
Get your
COME IN AND SEE THE THOR
E L E C T R I C SHOP
IDAHO POWER COMPANY
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Washington.—Five thousand draft
evaders have been convicted In federal
courts and given sentence* of from 30
days to one year in priaon. according
to reports compiled at the department
of justice. Thirty thousand cases re­
main to be Investigated.
The result of the investigation showa
about 10,000 case« of failure to register
and an equal number of false question­
naires
About 25 per cent of the men listed
as delinquents were found to have en­
listed in the American or allied armies
without the knowledge of their local
boards. About 40 per cent are ac­
counted for on the score of the float­
ing population. Some 20 per cent are
considered those who failed to per­
form their duties is made up of crip­
ples and willful delinquents.
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jtafi*toF fc
a **od
otilce, at Vale, Orogcn, on the 19th
■•a* of July, 1920.
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5000 DRAFT EVADERS
HAVE BEEN CONVICTED
Department Store
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THifl 1NTHRJLOK,
U. S. LAND OFFIOK at Vale, Ore­
gon, June 1, 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that Fr«*l
\i SUpoL», of Nyaeu. Oregon, who on
February 23, 1916, made Homestead
Entry, No. 04265, for SViSE^. sec­
tion 22, Township 19 South, linage
46 East, Willamette Meridian, has
hied notice of intention to make flnaJ
three year Proof, to establish claim
to ube Land above described, before
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MOST SATISFACTORY
PIUS KOR S A U S -1 hare a number
o* extra good pigs tor sail*. Phone
No. 60-F-21, E. M. UBAiN.
MACHIN]
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Washington.—Forecasts of heavy
harvests of the country’s principal
farm cyops marked thevJuly report of
the department of agriculture. The
prospective yield In most Instance»
Is larger than the average production
for the five years ly 14 16.
Throughout June better weather con­
ditions increased the prospects of the
output of every Important crop. The I
improvement was reflected In a fore I
cast of 28.000.000 bushels n tr s in the ]
combined winter and spring wheat
X crop than estimated a month ago,
X seven million bushels more oats. 8,-
000,000 bushels more barley and 2.000,-
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000 bushels more rye.
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The spring wheat crop la larger
than last yiar's by 82000.000 bushels,
X hut the winter wheat crop is 114.000.
X 'o0 bushels smaller, although It Is
45,000,000 less than the five-year
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average production.
X Wheat of last year's crop remaining
X on farms July 1 was reported as 47,-
X 756,000 bushels, or more than five per
X cent of the crop. That, added to this
year's prospective produetion, makes
available about 856,000,000 bushels of
wheat which, according to officials,
will be ample to meet domestic re­
quirements and leave a surplus for ex­
X port.
The condition of ihe corn crop was
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reported not so good as a year ago,
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but the area planted shows an In­
crease of 671.000 acres. Indications are
that the crop will he 138 000.000
X bushels smaller but 19,000.000 bushels
M j larger than the five-year average.
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Prospective Yield of Farm
Products Above Five
Year Average.
San Francisco, Cal, The emigres
sion&l committee on Immigration and
naturalization, now in California to
make a study of the Asiatic immigra­
tion aituetion began a hearing here
Monday.
More than 100 requests tor repre­
sentations at the hearing were receiv­
ed, (’huirinan Johnson stated. "W e o\
peel to spend some unto ip fail Kirn la
> tailing cartons parts of th> state,"
ihatrn u Johnson said, ‘‘snd before
we are through may continue the In-
v » ration In Ogegott ami Washington
The slluatl on Is much more acute than
we evprrti 4 "
CVm arcs-* man Albert Johnson of
Washington heads the committee The
oil rs are Walter N Vaile of Colorado
John C Kleczka of Wisconsin. John
R Rakt r of California. Rffey J Wil­
son of Louisiana. R Sabath of Illinois.
Johs C Rox of Texas and J. W Taylor
of Tennessee
Washington Penitentiary Has Blaze.
Walla Walla. W ash—Fir# st the
penitential") did several thousand dol­
lars damage, burning about 4b tons
of coal, a shed 60x20# feet, the side
walk along the shed, the upper part of
a gondii* car and for a time threaten
tng the prison shops. Spontaue as
combustion is believed to have c
the tire.
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Defense Against Bolsheviki Promised
If Troop* Kept at Home.
Spa.—If the Poles consent to retire
within the natural frontiers of Poland
the allies will give them alt possible
assistance tn the event c f their being
attacked by the bolsheviki. This ail
noun< ement was made here. The a!
lies have sent a proposal to tin Rus
sian soviet government for an armis-
ttc* with Poland on condition that the
t'olas retire within their natural Polish
frontiers and-that if the bolsheviki it
taek the Poles within these frontier
ths aides w ill come to Poland's aid A
oonfe-ence of representative* of ail
the countrice Is proposed.
1920
1920
OPPORTUNITY T
List your Farms« or Dry Lands with us
The year 1920 is your opportunity to sell.
We are bonded and licensed membersof the
REALTY ASSOCIATION
A Square Deal Guaranteed
IN T E R S T A T E
List your lands here and be ready for the rush when
the roads get fit.
N yssa R ealty Co.
J. BOYDELL, M g r.
Phone 4
NYSSA, OREGON
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
AND DIAMONDS
Repairing a. Specialty
FIFER'S JEWELRY STORE
Parma, Idaho.
Car Supply to Govern Lumber Output.
"Portland, Or.—Whatever prosperity
ths lumber industry of Oregon and
Washington may have the remainder
of this year will be dependent almost
entirely upon the ability of the rail­
ways to furnish cars to move the C- r
osl products to market. This was the
oeaaensus of opinion at the mid-sum
mer tea-dor. at the West Coast Lum
barmen ■ association helu her*.
Army Now Number* 2(B.901 Men.
Washington.—The strength of the
army July 1. was 2m>.901,.*cror<! - g to
estim.i'es given ou hy the d, | rtment.
Of this number, 15.523 we ni,leers
and 194 Tv were enlisted
Russian* Pressing Polsi at Le - berg
on ion —The Russians hav
(he frontier of Oalieia and
ve rou. h
ed the cut kirts of I.emb-
rdin
to a Central Now* Dispatch from
»son.
Rome.—A national divorce lam has
: een drafted by a parliamentary com
itsion named to countilsr fropaeeu
legislation
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W e C a n F i l l Y o u r S pecification
Binders l Twine
T A K E C ARE OF YO U R
WHEAT AND OATS
WE HAVE THE
McCormick and Deering
Harvesting Machinery
The Name Indicates the Quality
Danes Rejoice at Return of Schleswig. McCOKMICK TWINE.
Copenhagen.—The signing by King
Christian of the treaty effecting the
reunion of Schleswig with Denmark
was made the occasion of a holiday.
Italians May Have New Divorce Laws
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