The Gate city journal., January 21, 1921, Image 1

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T he G ate C ity J ournal
VOL XIX NO. 20.
NYSSA. MALHEUR COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 21. lt e l
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Z were by read: Mrs. The E. P in P. t
Congress,
KINGMAN K0L0NY
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
TO OPEN GYMNASIUM
Peach Leaf Curl
Yields to Treatment
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Michaels-Stern Value First Clothes
S U I T S and
OVERCOATS
For your convenience we have grouped
these well known brands of clothing into
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$ ^ 5 , $ 30 , $ 35 , $ 40 , $45
Every suit guaranteed to be all wool.
Money back if not satisfactory.
Shoes, Sweaters, Leather Vests, Wool Shirts
ALL REDUCED
TOGGERY BILL
Good Clothes for Men
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Ontario
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P.-T. Association of
King maB Kolony Meets
and UHcinity /
Pratt; Tha International Ceagrass of
Mothers, by Mr*. Herbert Hiekax; and
Charles Smith will leave Thursday The Organisation of the P.-T. A., by
far his hem# In Twin Falls aftar aa *x- Mrs. Parsons, Tha officer* and cam-
Brief Rasane ef the Daily Events in » Live Town—
tandad visit with hla brothar. Or. H. J. mitte* chairmen are to meet with tha
Whet Your Neighbors Are Doing.
Smith.
teachers Saturday to arrange con­
Mr. Zairalain has as his guests bis structive werk for the remainder ef
aistar and har hasbaad. Mr. and Mrs. the year. The next monthly meeting
Charley White waa a Paystta visito
P. M. Binkley visited Baita tkla
Lamb, of Nabraaka.
will be held February 4th, and a larga week.
* Sunday.
H. I . Barroaghs raturned ta Naw attendance is expected.
3. T. Long af Araadia was in Hysss
Grace Qeahart ia reported to be ai
Plymeath Taasday aftar visiting la tha
tha sick list.
Wednesday.
•Colony for some time. Ha resold his
Glen Haaaan has aecapted a position
Oaway Grinstagg of Weiaar was in
hay this week to Mr. Vines.
Nyssa Monday.
at Ontario with tha O. B. L. Co.
Tha larga attendance at Sand y
Don’t forget "Tha Cballoage” at
Miss Blais Kay was an Ontario vis­
school slaaa the first of tha year t_ j
tha M. E. akurch next Sunday evening. itor yesterday.
bean vary gratifying.
■ra. Arabia Fields of the Idaaha
H. F. Lamp of Boise was a visitor in
D C. Pago received word from No- . A meeting of the fire department
hraaka Sanday of the death af hie was held Monday evening, at which orchard spent Wednesday with Mrs. Boise Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Clifford White were
arrangements were made ta open a Henry Flaids.
father, who was 84 years af age.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Colton of Parma Ontario visitors Monday.
gymnasium
and re ding . roam. A
Mr. Pritchett, wha has baao with
Mr. and Mr* O. W. Harris were
tha highway sarvey, is with his family lease has been «scared on the Strode visited at the heme ef their daaghter,
building opposite the posteffice and Mrs. C. Teasen
Nampa vieitori Thareday.
a t tha sahaol house
it will be fitted up with equipment far
J. .0. Pbillabaam and Hugh Allan,
C. E. Boyar, of Beyer Bros A Co.
A thraa-act remedy eatitlad "All a all kinds of isdeor athletie sports, and
tha Ontarla undertakers, warn Nyasa of Ontario, waa ia Nyesa Monday.
Mistake” will be presented at the
entertainments of various hinds will visitors Monday.
Koleny sehaal building Satarday even­
Mrs. A. Bailey raturned Sunday
b* given at frequent intervals. It is
A. S. Yaaghn, tha tnrkay fancier, fram a three weeks’ visit to Boise.
ing by a graup of young people from
the aim of the promoters to make it a this weak raeaivad a dssaa vary fia#
Big Bead. The admission will be 16c
Mrs. Robbart Madden of Ontario
community affair and anyone can be­ turkes frees Idaho.
and 86c, and tha funds will go to tha
waa visiting relatives in Nyssa Mon­
come a member aad enjoy all its priv­
Big Bead sohool.
Tony da Vries, of Ontario, visited day.
ileges by the payment of one dollar.
Nyasa tha fare part af the weak. Ha
Tile laying has bean resumed and a It is a goed thing. Help it along.
“ Red" Johnston has resigned his
is now located oa Dr. Fortner’s dairy
full crow is busy again.
position with tha Stanfield sheep com­
farm.
D. W. Jahnstoa has ranted tha ranch
p ly -
Mr. aad Mrs. Marvia Warren, of
belonging to Harry Thomson and will
Mrs. Ethel Reward of Butte, Ment.,
Orshard
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move onto the place this week.
la visiting at tha home of har aistsr,
last weak aad are viaitiag tha parents Mrs. A. H. Boydell.
Walter Nichels ia shipping hay from
of the farmer, Mayor and Mrs. P. M.
Kingman station, and H. R. Scott and I
Lost Between Nyeea and Chalk
M. M. Creeling are shipping from { According to the Oregon Agricul­ Warren.
Butte, one truck chain. Finder please
Adrian. Mr. Graaling is shipping to tural College peach leaf curl can be
Chas. Garrison has ratarned from leave at Journal office.
entirely prevented by through applies Portland, where he took a load of beef
tha Kansas City market.
Frank Sober left Sunday for Cor­
tioa of Bordeaux mixture, 6-6-50. not cattle. He received $8.86 per bandied,
vallis, where he will taka a course in
Mapy Warren spent part af tha weak later then February 10.
hie stock being a little too heavy to hortitlealture at tha O. A. C
in Nysaa with her parents and her
"A hundred per cent of buds cov­ get the top pries.
brethei. Marvin Warren, who is visit­ ered means 100 per cent dleeasa-free
Henry McNee Is reported to be the
Tha collection at tha M. M. charch owner of a brand new McFarland 6,
ing from tha east. She returned to leaves,” explains H. P Barse, plant
Adrian Tuesday, where she is making pathologist of tne O. A. C. experiment Sunday amounted to $36, which was which ha will bring homo from Boise
har home with Mr. and Mrs John station, "B ut only 60 per cent of given to the Armenian Belief fund. this weak,
The collection at Apple Valley amount*
Hally.
Mrs. C. V, Carlor, who haa bean
buds covered bring the possibility of
ad to $81, which waa also given to the visiting har son, Councilman C. H.
Tha Klngmans ntertained Sunday at 50 per cent of infected bude from the
Armenian relief.
Prsttyman, returned to her homo in
a prettily appointed dinner. Covers untreated buds. ”
ware laid for Mr. and Mrs. Ovorstract,
Tee leaf curl is a state wide peach : G. A. Cayot, deputy internal revenue Nabraaka this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kingman, tha Misses trouole that dwarfs the trees and ra collector, wiil be at the city hail at
Ralph Swafferd, manager of tho
Martha Ovarstraat and Flereaee King duces or destroys tha crop. It ia likely Ontarie January II ta February 6, in­ Davidson Granary Co. ’■ branch at On­
men. end Meesra. Harva Otis and to appear in any unsprayed orchard clusive, tn asaiat tha peeple af this dis­ tario, spent a few hours Wednesday
trict In making and filing (hair insoma night Waiting old frlonds at Nyssa
in any part of the state.
Manriae Jndd.
Tke same spray thoroughly applied tax returns for tko yoar 1M0.
Tha Ladle* Aid af the M. B. church
A wall attended meeting af the Par­
ent-Teachers Asseciation was held Fri- to all parte of the tree is said by P ro f.! A sarpriaa party in hanar ef Mrs will sarv* a thicken dinner tor the
eay aftarnoan at tha school baildiag. Barss to be the moat permanent con-j Henry Fields waa given Menday even­ Farm Bareau on Saturday, January 22.
Aa interesting programme, which was trol of tree moss. This is true far all ing and a delightful aveniag enlivened in the parsonage basement. Everyone
arranged by Mrs. Graaling, chairman orchard trees, thoagh lime-sulphur 1 8 with music and singing. These present invited. Priao 60s 26a.
ef the pregramme committee, was ren­ is fairly effective. Spraying far leaf wars: Mr. aad Mrs. Perry Lowe,
The Odd Fallows bald their regular
later than February 10 does not Mrs. Aadraella Storts, Mr. and Mrs. p a s tin g Taasday night. Jo* Looper
dered and seme business transacted. curl
inaurc protection with such varieties as
Mrs. Alvin McGlnais sang and was ac­ tha Klbarta«, especially in districts C. P Leakey and Mr. and Mrs. Henry was given the second degree, and he
Fields and daubhter, Miss Myrtle.
companied by Mrs. Pritchett. The where trees put out earlier.
took the trip to Jariao in fin* style,
according to reports.
Mr, and Mra. Elmore MacLtllan ra
turned fram Portland where they have
bean spending a vaaatian. Mac goes
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hack to his work as operator for tho
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Andrew J, Swan haa purchased the
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Marion Dnnn lesidence property on
Lmiaen avonue, near First «treat; con­
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sideration $1000 Tho doal was made
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The local Masona held their rsgalar
meeting Monday sight. Ernest Wilaan
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waa givaa tha third degree. A large
M namber wore out to onjoy the cere­
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monies. Lanch was served at midnight
and a good tima was enjoyed by all
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The boy* af tha Eighth grade of tho
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furnished m tertrinm est
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girls of tko same . »• *>• tsk
ing them over to tha Idaao «ids for a
* coasting party lest Friday iveui.ig.
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M Aftar an kour’s outdoor (port they re­
* turned to Misa Micklin’n home for a
taffy pull. A fine time was enjoyed
by all.
Tha city library is being overhauled
and imprevemanta mads. This good
work is mads poitibl* by tbs public
spirit shewn by Marshal C. W. Rebar
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gar, F. R. Marshall, Fred Creon. K.
E. Serves* and Mr. Ashcraft, wh* do­
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nated tk# labor, and C H. Pretty man
and S. D. Goakart, who supplied tie
material.
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Mrs. Frank Millar was given a aur-
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priie birthday party on Monday eve­
ning by bar neighbor* in the north part
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enjoyed
A huge
birthday
rake
lit
with can­
dles was presented to the hosts»*
by Mrs. Wilson. Thosu present were:
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Mrs. A. Cook. Mrs Wilsen, Mrs. P.
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* M. Binkley. Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. Fred
* Marshall, Mrs. Clora, Mr* C. H.
Prattymaa. Mrs. A. R, McCarty and
Mrs. I. Lax.
A surprise party was bald at the
home ef Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elliott
•n Wednesday evening. January 12,
the occasion being to selabrata tha
10th birthday anniversary ef Mise
Rada Blliott. A joyfal aveniag was
spent skating and snowballing and
partaking af a bountiful repast with
appetite* sharpened by the outdoor
exercise
These present ware Mr.
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and Mrs. Robert Elliott, Mr. and Mr«.
A S. Vaughn, R. R. Clerk, NelKu,
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end Hughey Center end
NelUe and Rada Bllletl.
Hart Shaffner & Marx
$1.60 PER YEAR 6c PER COT Y
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From oar regular c o rre . n indent
The regular monthly meeting of the
Kingman Kolony Parent Teacher A«.o
ciation was held at the school house
at 2:30 p. m . Jan. 14, 1021.
The president, Mrs. Canrad Martin,
had charge of tha meeting.
After the usual business routine, re­
ports of committees, etc., a short pro­
gram was givaa.
Mrs. Pritchett, chairman of tke Hot
Lunch committee reported an abundance
of donations on hand with prospects of
sufficient for oil aoods as patrons era
uch pleased with the introduction of
tho hot lunch sorvlco.
Tao society expects to take up sev­
eral constructive measures in tha near
future and will hold an executive ses­
sion at tb* sohool house Satarday
afternoon, Jan. 22, to determine the
course to be followed.
Considerable interest is manifested
among the members in the meeting of
the County Council which it to be hold
in N yita soon and st which we hope to
be well represented.
A good attendance was present de­
spite the inclement weather, the mem­
bership being increased from 12 to 22.
Among the numbers on the program
were readings from the year books of
past National meetings of the Mothers’
Congress by Mesdames Hickex. Par­
sons, Graaling and Pratt. A solo by
Mrs. Charlotte McGinnis and a prac
tical talk on ‘ P. T. A. Work as I Hava
Seen It in Other Places ” by Mra.
Anna B. Pritchett, in which she stated
that she had observed that tha associa­
tion which was not continually angaged
in constructive work for school and
community usually failed. Tha next
regular monthly meeting will be held
on tka afternoon of the first Fri-
day in February.
K K. P. T. A. REPORTER.
Mr. and Mrs J. P McGinnis and
family were gue.ta to dinner Sunday
at the home af Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
McGinnis.
Jo* Mandiala mad* a business trip to
Parma and Caldwell Saturday, return­
ing Sunday.
Rsv. Hollenbeck ef Nampa, <h*
oowbey preacher.” ia conductingevan-
gelistic services at tha senool hours
••eh aveniag this week. He haa with
him large charts whith hs uses to il­
lustrate hi* sermons.
Considerable
Interest has been created, • goed at­
tendance being reported.
Mra. Friar’« pupils gave a aarprise
to tbe super room after receee Fridav
afternoon when they invited them to
witness ta* dramatisation ef saversl
Mother Oeeae tales including Red
Riding Rood, Three Bear«, Three
Geats Gruff and Hansel ard Grate I,
which was alovarly and entertainingly
dan* by the young dramutieie.
Rev. Hellenbeek and Mr. and Mrs.
S. D. Bigelow visited the school Fri­
day aftarnaan. Rsv. Hollenbeck gave
tk* children an intarosting talk.
Mr. and Mr* Oca Schw<.ixer and
daughter Margaret are visiting Mrs.
Sehweixer’s mother in Roswell this
week.
F. L. DeBsrd waa a business visitor
to Nyssa Wednesday.
A number af children ara bach in
school after acicgc of whooping cough.
Among them ar# Virgil VanFosaen,
Dottia Cantrell, Jimmie and Wanda
Hit*. Dalton aad Erma Bhuler And
Laura Haffman,
Fra I Kliagbask and sen Kenneth
were Qste City visiters Satarday.
Pat Connolly, who haa bean feeding
his shaap on the Pullen ranch, took
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
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Weston F. Shields, Pastor
Preaching at 11 a. m. Subject,
•’Would*»* Thou Be Made Whole?”
Evangelistic.
Special music. Solo by Mra Mc­
Carty.
Sabbath rchool at 10 a, m. Classes
for everybody The adult class taught
by Mr. C. C. Hant eonlinues to gro<
Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. ra.
No preaching in the evening of 2nd
and 4th Sundays of the month.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at 7:30 p. m.
Preaching at 2:80 p. m. at Warren
school bouaa, and at 7 p. m. at Wad*
school house. Big Bend,
WE THANK YOU
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for paît patronage. Wa will, during
the eoming yoar ba ia betiar chape
taan ever to s«ve yeu mooey—more
room, more stock, lewer pries* is sur
slogan just now. Onr expense le ligbt.
We give yeu tke beaefit.
tVERY EAV FRIC RB
WHY FAY MORE?
FORD Radtator Oovacu eonr lota
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FORD M
Tira Chaîna par set 4.M
FORD Rieur Oamaoa l i t ; trou* 12.00
FORD 8pur* Plus Ooraa, R toc 1.00
FORD flhock AbaniAaru, per «et
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MEN WANTED
Pan balta far all moka* of ear*, Ford
beak lights, side and back sartalna, ate.
Largest stock ef tire* and sate acces­
sories in the country. Robber bests
repaired. Better burry and gat a fro*
tub* with a casing.
Applications will be received fer a
night pumpman; also one diteh rider.
State experience, salary and refer-
sneas.
Make application to Secretary, On
taria-Nyssa Irrigation Company, car#
Malheur County Bank, Nyssa, Oregon
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Wanted—16 three yearold
Bred Wood, Nyssa, Oregon.
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ONTARIO. OREGON
Methodist Episcopal
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Hanry Young
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A comfortable, homelike place to
worship where you will always be sure
of a cordial welsome.
Our busmes- la to help folks kmw God
and themselves.
Serr'ceu for JANUARY 23. 1921
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Sunday Hi hool at 10 a. m.
All mi'n ar« eo-d ally invited to the
B ro th .rh o i d rla l .
A <t>«ri*l c'aaa na* been erg'nized fer
La-lie*.
Pr-achbiu -ervice at 11 a. m. Sub­
ject "THE CHALLENGE ”
Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday after­
noons at the parsonage.
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