The Gate city journal., July 30, 1920, Image 4

W E GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON.
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FR ID A Y , JU LY 30, 1920
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McDowell Undertaking
Parlors
ing Twine, Quality, Length and
Strength guaranteed, Bale $10.00,
ball $1.00. 5 Gal. ready mixed
paint, 315.00, Pure Linsaed Oil,
bulk $2.10 white beane Tèe, eoap,
KK) bare $5.00, pitchforka, $1.3a.
t'ublished evary Friday at Ny»Ba, Ore­
gon, by
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Enured as
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Oregon, under the A c t o f March 3,
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lation reaches into the th o u s a n d s ,
will become the Queen City
j 0f t h e great Snake Valley.
Keep yeu eye on Nysaa.
a ecm iu -eia » u ia iier A p r il 1 and
THE
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Portland.
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Foreign Advertising Representative
Wheat— Hard white, $2 50, aoft
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THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
white, $2.46: white club, $2 45; hard
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winter, $2.48; red winter, $2.40; aorth
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era spring. $2.50; red Walla Walla.
NYSSA’S
GROWTH
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A. L. McDowell, Prop.
$•43
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Oats— No. 3 white feed, $66 per tea.
J. O. Phillabaum, Licensed Embalmer
M i The population o f Nyssa. as
Cora— Whole. $77»0-78; cracked, $T9
■ ! shown by the cenaua, is 5G3, and 930.
and Funeral Director
Hay— Willainetta valley
timothy,
is about what it was expected
$89 @30 per ton.
the
count
would
disclose.
In
this
i'uneral directed from the parlor-chapel, the home, or from
Butter Fat— 58c.
respect we do not share in the | Eggs— Ranch. 46c per dozen.
the church of your choice. Parlors situated in a
disappointment of those towns
Poultry— Hens, 18® 26c.
quiet district. First-class services ren­
which, in their haste to become
CatUe— Best steers, $10.50©10.90;
cities, mads fictitious estimates good to choice, $10®10.50; medium to
dered to all. Experienced Lady
and boosted their populatioss, on good. $9® 10.
Ass’stant
Hogs— Prime mixed, $17@ 17.50; me
M j paper, a third or mors. There
dium mixed, $16.50®17; pigs, $12®
Night Phone 89M M|can be but one result when the 15,60.
Jay Phone 106W
M! count is m ade-they fall with a
Sheep— East of mountain lambs, $11
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dull thud.
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®11.M ; valley lambs, $9.25® 10.25.
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| Nyssa’s growth during the
Seattle.
past decade is far greater than
PRO FESSIO N AL.
Wheat— Hard white. No. 2 hard
the figures indicate. The 1910
white, aoft white, white club, northern
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census was taken in the midst of spring, hard winter and rad winter.
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS
an ill-advised boom, wften the $2 10; red Walla Walla, $2.46.
town was full of near-transients
Hay— Eastern Washington timothy,
J. J. SARAZIN
who left immediately after it be $26®37 per ton; alfalfa, $32.
Butter Fat— 58@60c.
tame known that the High Line
IPhysiokm and Surgeon
Eggs— Ranch. 42@47c.
irrigation project had been de­
Conducted by the Dominican Siaters,
Office hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. in layed. This loss o f population
Ontario, Oregon
FOR SA L E —High grade Jeraeya.
had to be made up by a slow Two young cows, fresh: one young
Moderate terms by month or life.
growth as the surrounding coun­ cow fresh in September; one bull,
Apply Mother Superior,
try developed.
This loss has yearling pasr, Cows $70 to $85;
Adv. May, June and July.
W ILUAM J. WEE8C, M. D
been made good and nearly 150 bu"
Gui
Sthwoizer, one mil«
added to the total. But what is
O w yhe. school home. R. 1,
EDGAR 8
FORTNER. M D
box 71.
still better, the country has de­
veloped to such an extent that it NO
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Phyatoiana and »wrgeoae
will support a tow« much larger NC)1 ,C|1 0F 8HBRIFr * 8ALE
O ff i c e . Over Flret NaUeeal
than Nyssa Is at present, so the
By virtue o f an exee«tion daly issued
growth of the town in the future by tne Clerk o f the Ciroait Court o f
ORBOON
ONTARIO,
Is Sure to be rapid.
the State of Oregon, for Malheur eoun-
STOP AT
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Nyssa Filling
Sfation
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Gasoline, Oils and G reases
Tires, Tubes and Accessories
SUBSCRIPTION RATES ;
2
One year, in advance..................... $1 50 J
JS Six months in advance..................... .. 76«
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See Our New Puncture-Proof
Tire, Absolutely
Guaranteed
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Bring yaar cars in for thorough greasing at Reasonable Chtu gee
F RE E AI R AND W A T E R
i
,
NEW
LOCATION
St. Joseph’s
Home for
the Aged
Go to the
Nyssa Flour
Mill
for
FLOUR & FEED
Chopping
imd
Grinding
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DON S. NUMBERS,
PHYSICIAN
a
SURGEON
Parma,
Phone 40
DENTISTS
DR. C. M. TYI.IHt
DENTIST
Nyssa Barber
Shop
Shaving,'Hair Cutting
Hot and Cold Batiis
n yssa
OREGON
DR. T. O. HUM PHREY«
DENTIST
Parma, Idaho
Phono 49
DR, A. R ROBERTS
DENTIST
Between Depot and Main Street
O n t a r io ,
O regon .
P hone 52
ATTORNEYS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
C. M. CRANDALL
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON. FOR
ATTORN EY AT LAW
M ALH EUR COUNTY.
IN THE M ATTER OF THE ESTATE
OREGON
VALE
OF MORITZ UHI ICH, Deceased.
NOTICE
18
HEREBY G1VSN,
That tha undersigned, Wm. I . I.saa,
has basa appointed by tha shave en­ W. H. Brooke - P. J. Gallagher
ATTORN EY S-AT-LAW J
titled Court, Administrator o f the Ca­
tate o f M on ti Uhlich, deceaaed. situ­
ated in the Stata of Oregon.
All parsons having claims against
Ontaro, Or
tha said aetata are hereby required to Wilson Bldg
present tha same to tha undersigned,
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at hie office in tha City o f Oatario, Or­
egon. daly verified as by law provided, R TV. SWAGLER
within *ix month* from the dote o f the
ATTO RN EY-AT-LAW
leal publication o f this nolle#
WM E. LEES.
Rooms 12, 14. 15
Administrator.
Wilson Bldg.
First publication, July t3, 1920.
OREGON
O N TA /U O
Last publication, August 20, IMO.
Notice o f Bond Sale.
c i'in n
1 011 years ago the (>000 acres
Phone 36 R.
SPECIAL NOTICE — All patron*
w koio bill* are pa.t due ara requasted
to plaaaa call and settle, aa I hava ob
ligationa to meet
Yours truly,
P. M. WARREN.
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dated the ISth day o f July,
1920. in a certain action in the Circuit
Court for »aid stata and county, where
in J K Blaclcaby as plaintiff, recover-
ed judgment against J. B. McWhirtar,
** defendant for the principal turn of
1 wenty six Hundred and Seventy eight
(2678.78) and 78-100 Dollars with in-
*®re8t thereon from Jaly 13th, 1920, at
under the Shoestring canal was
,
,
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a sagebrush wilderness, support-
ing only a mixed population of
,
....
,
,
coyotes, jackrabbits, gophers and
ground squirrels. Today it is ail
111 cultivation and alone W ill sup- for th» further sun. o f Two Huadred
port a town as large as Nyssa is. and Thirty-five ; $235 00 ) Dollars, at-
.,.
...
,
,
.
, torney s fee* and tha further sum of
Kinguian Kolony has developed Sixteen ($16.40) and 40-100 Dollara aa
during that time into a heavy ao^, ^E RE FCHRE*NOTIC e '*18 HER E -
producer and several thousand BY GIVEN. That I will, on theSSth
asres have been reclaimed by dayof
1®20- *l th* *,our ot
o clock in the afternoon o f said
s m a lle r punaping plants.
The day, at the North main entrance door
Apple Valley country is develop- of the Court hoose at Vale, said Coun-
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ty and State, sell at public taction, to
mg r a p id ly and the big 80U0-acre the highest and best bidder er bidden
K S. & I). ranch Will soon be ior ta*h, th» following deacribed real
. . . . . .
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property, taken and levied upon aa the
divided into smallholdings. The property o f aaid defendant. J. B. Mc-
Nyssa-Arcadia drainage system Whlrter, to^wit;
. . . .
on/m
Lots F*fteen (15). Sixteen (16)
has reclaimed almost 2000 acres
and Seventeen (17), all In Block
By this it can be seen that the Twenty
in
City of
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,
. . ..
.
Ontsno. Malheur Cointy, Oregon,
irrigated area in the vicinity of
together with tha appurtananeea and
Nyssa has more than doubled tanemsnta thereon, or aa much 1 thereof
, , ,
.
.
, aa may be necessary to aatiafy laid
since 1010 and that the town has judgment, attorney’ s fees, eosts and
not kept up with the growth of dieburaamants that have or may ae-
the country, therefore it behooves ‘ Dated at Vale, Oregen. this 14 th day
the Commercial Club to keep of July, 1920.
H. L I E MOB,
Shtrifr,
alive and draw the attention of
By C. W. GLENN,
Deputy
the big world without to the op­
Date o f first publication, July 2$,
portunities at Ny6sa that are at 1920.
Data o f last pubhsation, Aaguat 20,
present wasting their fragrance 1920.
•n the desert air.
Data o f Sala. Auguit 28, 1910.
Nyssa should be a much larger
town than the censos shows it to
be, even without the thousands
WATCHES. CLOCK«, JBW SLRY
of acres that will be re­
AND DIAMONDS
c l a i m e d when the Owyhee aad
Rapairta« a Specialty
Black Canyon lands are watered.
FI FERA JEWELRY «TOME
But when this great work is ac-
Parma. Idaho.
complished Nyssa.strategeticaliy
situated Between the two, will
will grow rapidly until itspopu-
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Reliable
Insurance
LESLIE J. AKER
No*ee la hereby given th '.t g .h o o l
ATTORNEY AND ACCOUNTANT
District No. 26 at Nyse^, Malheur
INCOMB TAX ADVISER
County Oregon will offer for sale $24.-
$00.00 twenty year School Bonds.
f o » l office Building. Ontario. Oregon.
Bald bonds to bear ’.ntarest at 6 per ¡ *"
cent par annum, payable semi-annually
principal and inte , eat payable in United
Moure, 10-19; 1:36-4.
Statoa Gold Coir, at the office o f County
EvealegB By Appotntmoat
Treasurer, Vale Oregon State Traas
House Calla Made. Phone 1M
urar Salem. Oregon, or at the Fiscal
Agency o f tha State o f Oregon in New
DR R A MOON
Y ork City, at the option o f tha holder
Olir* »ovatta P h yo te Ion
Tha Board o f Diroetora reserves the
Nerve Spoetai W
right to reject any or all bide.
By order o f tho Board o f Directora
Acuto or Oh roc!*
a f School District No. $6.
Room over Post Office Oauifio. Oro
C. C. HUNT, T
Clark
W. L. GIBSON, '
ty,
FIRE
LIFE
HENRY MILLER
The man that has worked over a year at Black-
aby’a Jewelry Store has moved into McDowell
Furniture Store
He is an A-l Watchmaker and Jeweler, doe»
square honest work and will be thankful for a
•hare of your patronage. Remember the place
McDowell’s Furniture Store
ONTARIO, OREGON
PECKHAM CASE CO.
House Formatters and Funeral Directors.
I. H. Kellnr, in charge of Parma Store*
Home Phone 50-SSS
Phone 50-SS
Stores at Caldwell and Pamta, Idaho.
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THE PUBLIC SERVICE COM­
MISSION OF OREGON
Hat power to fix telephone rates which
shall be fair to our patrons and the com-
ptny. We have absolute confidence in «
the fairness of the Commission
a?
The cost of furnishing your service
has almost doubled as compared
with the pre war period.
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We have the utmost confidence in your M *
fairness to see that our rates must be M
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increased.
AUTOMOBILE
I represent the Home Insurance Company, tha
strongest American company.
I write Deads, Mortgages. Agraemante and Wills.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Telephone No. 77 Write or call at my residency.
J. H. W olf.
THE MALHEUR HOME TELEPHONE CO. 5
J A LAKKNESS
Vice President and Generiti Manager
F X * HALE. -M fC W t « Mow or la
PIGS POH BAUS—I bora « number
rm ulttg rendition In q«B » J A Eoor> o* extra «ooil p t n for m ie Ptame
moa. Nyooa, Oregon. R T D
No I.
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