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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1920)
Y THE GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON. OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAUNTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. The city treasurer of Salem reports a total of $64.541 In the city treasury. The water supply of Roseburg was thowr to be chemically pure when In spected. Portland has been made western headquarters for the Democratic na tional committee. Rev. J. Groschupf, formerly of Spo kane, has been installed as pastor of the Lutheran church at Baker. The fund being subscribed at Co- quille for a new Methodist church has already passed the $6000 goal. Thirty-eight portable school build ings are to be constructed immediate ly for use of the Portland schools. C. F. Hartwig of Bend claims that he can lure electricity sufficient to develop 50,000 horsepower from the air. The Gale tract of 10 acres adjoining the University of Oregon campus at Eugene has been sold to the univer sity. Miss Celia Gavin, city attorney of The Dalles, has been appointed a mem ber of the Democratic state central committee. The U. S. S. Birmingham and a division of six destroyers paid a visit to Astoria during the American Le gion convention. Permanent headquarters of the American Legion's Pacific coast com mittee to combat radicalism have been established In Portland. »Work has been begun on the three story fruit packing plant of the Ore gon Grewtre' association at Myrtle Creek in Douglas county. St. Helens shows a growth from 742 in 1910 to 2220 in 1920. and Clatskanie from 747 in 1910 to 1384 in 1920, ac cording to the census figures. Clothes for Every Man YOU’’ LL fijid a variety of £3 Y h mode’s in suit* f r quiet tastes m stales here when you come; as well us for ultra fashionable V* s men. H fi fi R fi Ü It’s part of our service to the com munity to serve all of you men, whatever your prefer nee in fabric may be. Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes are made in to many \ ariations of pattern, design, and measurements tl.at we are able to it and satisfy every man who comes here. We can Satisfy You. 1 -» 1— : u .‘.Un GET YOUR SERVICE AT THE Service Garage Free Water Free Air U. S. and Goodyear Tires Price Is R i g h t . Give All Work Guaranteed. Us a Trial and We Will Do the Balance © fifif ififif ififif ififif ififia f ififif ififiV B fifi TIME AND SERVICE Time and continuous service are back of our ability to make this institution nseful to your’ interesta. With a fund of accumulât d experience at our command, we are willing and ready to apply this «brlity to your benefit when you bave your financial headquarters here k fi fi fi R fi V Financial guidance ia as desirable aa a safe place for funds. We offer you both. fi fi fi fi fi THE B A N K OF N YSSA H fi fi & »1 H WALTERS Pres. FRANK D. HALL. Cashier Fred E. Young. Assistant Cashier. a fifififiV fifififififififi fififififififififififififi Notice of Final Settlement. School District No. 26 wants bids for trensportatine children by truck to *• d from school—district to furnish t tody, bidder to furnish chasis ° f I or 1 ton pneumatic tire truck. Length o f route 13J miles. Plat of reads traveled may be had upon appli cation to any member of board. Schcol ■ oard reserves right to reject any and all bida. W. L. GIBSON, a l* Chairman, In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Malheur Connty. Ir the matter of the estate o f Dirk Schuurman. deceased Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned. Klaas Stum, tbe duly ap pointed, qualified and acting sdm ris- ti» r of the estate of Dtrk Schuur- m an, deceased, hae filed his Final Re p rt arid Account, and by order of the a! »e entitled court mado and anterec the 11th day of August. 19S0. tbe . rirg of said Final Report and Ac count will be had in the Connty Court : oom in the Court Houae at Vale. »If eur County, Oregon, on Monday, no 13th day- of September, at 2 o'clock p. m.. at which time and ! lace ary and all objections to said F:- I Report and Account may be filed ia writing, and said objection? th reto heeid and detern ned by aa) c■ urt. KLAAS STAM. A miaiatrator of the estate of Dirk Sc-nurman. deceased. R. W. Swagler, A tomey for Estate. Pate of fir^t publication Aug 13, 1920 Date of last publication. Sept. 10. 1920 - f i f i f i f i f i f i f i f i f i f i f i * H fifiU fififififififififi TOGGERY B I L L ONTARIO “ Good Clothes for Sien" OREGON M "9 W TV Bids Wanted. sEDUCATIDN PAYS 5 fi fi fi fi FOR THE INDIVIDUAI AND FOR THE STATE A Psrson with No Edaesticn h»s ,! One Chs e in 150,0.» to render Distinguished 3* -• to the Public With Common School l .:c»t>on 4 chancss With High School Edi iticn. _____ s'7 chances With College Eaucatic . 800 chances Are You Giving Your Child His Chance? THOSE STATES ARE WEALT 1ST THAT MOST IN EDUCATION. HAVE INVESTED Oregon Agricultural College Through s "Liharsl and Practical Educatier" pre the Young Man and Ycure Woman fer Useful Citiieesh’p and t •eeseful Careers i-i AGRICULTURE ENGINEERING VISING ME . ONOM COMMERCE PHARMACY EO k E 'T K Y Y o CATIONA EDI CATION The Training Includes PHYSICAl DUCATION. MUSIC. ENGLISH. MOPKKN LANGUAGE, AR'. nrd tee Other 1 sent;a s e f a Standard Technical College Course Stop and Think! fi fi a X. Where your money goes vhen buying eastern lard. Look at the net weight on he pad*. Buy local lard and the money comes back to local farmers Fall Term Opens September L >. 1S20. TUITION IS FREfc; fi FOR INFORMATION WRITE TO THE REGISTRAR.Oregon Apricultural(©lleire.CorTallis,Of. KEEP NYSSA MONEY IN NYSSA ------ ------ i Nyssa JIeat Maiket J ANDERSON & BLRBiOGE fi fi U f i f if i f i f i f i f i f i f i f i f i fif ifififififififififififi The Lax Fountain Satisfies fififififififififififififi fi T h e New W ay to Sew A Machine You Don't Have to Tread Just attach this machine to any electric light socket and sew all day if you like, without tiring yourself oui. The old fasnioned machine is a thing of the past. Let elec tricity work for you. W ESTERN ELECTRIC Portable Sewing Machin* Here it a sewing machine that does the most perfect worL with scarcely aa effort on your part A sligh- pressurv of your foot i* all that is required to start and stop it or to control its speed. This eiectric machine has a full size head without the o’dt fashioned, cumbersome cabinet When you are through sewing just put its cover on and place It out of the way on a shelf or under a couch It weighs no more than a packed suit case. You’ll be surprised to know that this electric machine costs no more than a foot-power machine. And a cent's worth of powet runs, it for several aours We’ll Be Glad to Have You Try Th:« Machine at Any Time at the Electric Shop ELECTRIC t Real Estate and Insurance SHOP IDAHO POWER CO. WE INSURE ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE A SPECIALTY Dun ng the year 1919 on the Paeific Co st. losses on autamo bile* alone, paid by the insur»nc* com paries, amounted to 12, SOT. »63. THE N Y S S A Can You Afford to be Without Protection? P E C K H A M C A S E CO. House Furtiiahen ard Funeral Director*. Píame âO-SS Stare» at Caldwvll and Parma, Idaho. Saturday Specials List yc> ur real eutate with us and if not unreasonably hirh will tin« 1 yon a buyer. Prospective settler* expectei from the East in September. 1920. Jelly Rol^s - 20c each Doughnuts - 30c a doz. Lady Finge rs 20c a doz. Nyssa- Realty Co. J. Roydell l Phone 42 BAKERY A. A. Sheaffer. Pr'p. We do not overlnsure. therefo •’ in the event of loss we can guaran tee immediate and e^eit b e settlements. I. H. K filar, in charge of Parma Stör«. Hoane Phone 50-SS3 fififififififififififififi Nyssa. Oregon *r*ed v t l HUM broker, and m aker of tb* 1 - l t n U 't ( h i tv AMociatkw. n m s * * I All Standard Pastries a'.'distantly on Hard X fi fi fi fi fi K fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi
