TH e G ate C ity J ournal
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M A LH E U R OOUNTY. OREGON. FR ID A Y. M A Y 2«. 1921
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A Brief Resume o f the Daily Events in a Live Town-
What Your Neighbors Are Doing.
R. H. Mc.Vee made a buadneae trip C. W. DeBoer and family * ere On-
to Vale Monday.
tario visitors Sunday.
D. iW. Gibeon attended the toitil
(Mrs. Pearl Binghgm was Ui guest
game at Huntington Sunday.
at the P. IM. 'Warren homo Wednos.-
Mr. and Mns. Ohbrlea Crawford day.
Mrs. W. T. Ashcraft of Big Bend
motored to Ontario Saturday.
A Mothers’ Day Program was also visited at the home of her son, C. F.
given at tlhe !M. E. chores Sunday, Ashcraft, Sunday.
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George Green took. 18 Nyssa fans
Mrs. Albert Cook and daughter, to Huntington Sunday to the ball
Dona, were at Ontario IFr'day, haw­ game in Cathey’s truck.
William Fuller, of Seattle, spent
ing dental work done.
A large crowd, attended the Moth­ Sunday and Sunilay night visiting at
ers' Day Program given at the Lat­ the Henry McNee heme.
MUy 16.
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The March is on!
The Straws are here!
The Calendar says
“go ahead”
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Roy 'Warren, who hast 'been visit­
Mrs. Dolly Nelson, also
of Big ing his uncle, John Hailey, of Union,
Bend,and the Clarence Zink family Ore., returned last Saturday.
Mr. J. 8. Pinkston returned home
aliaio visited lait the Ashcraft home.
Prom a two weeks visit with rela­
A1 Horn, who is well known \n
tives on the Oiwyhee, Saturday.
Nyssia, was headed In the direetion
Mnj. P. |M. Warren and son, Roy,
of Weiser Sunday, leading his race
motored to the Warren district Mon­
horse.
day to visit her daughter,Mrs. Pearl
b rink Newcdll left Monday for Al­
Bingham.
bany to attend the Grand Dodge of
Mrs. Albert Oook left Saturday for
I. O. O. (P. as a delegate o f the local
Albany
to attend the meeting of the
I. O. O. F.
Hundred« of men have been waiting for
Grand Lodge as la delegate of the
Floyd,
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resident
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even the slightest excuse to lay aside
local Retoekahs.
Nyssa, Is now at Huntington.
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their old felts.
Rev. Henry Young left Monday to
Is employed at concrete work, mak­
attend the meeting of the Gian'i
Here ie the beet reason in the woTld.
ing side walks .
Lodge of 1. O. O. F., as Grand Ohap-
Union Sen-ice at the iPrestoytertan
Raws e f freeh new 1921 Straws --covering
toln of the stMe of Oregon.
church next Sunday, May 22, at 11
12$ feet are ready today for every head.
'Speaking of fish: according to a
A. M. for the graduating dasa of the
New braids, new bloats, n » » bands to
High school.
All the people are in­ story told toy a trainman, while eat­
ing his 'dinner at the Silver Grill
please yon—your w ife—« ' 1
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vited.
Monday, one of the largest bass ever
—including yonr best friend up at
Albert Cookie grandmother, M te .
caught In the Northweet was taken
The fir s t National.
Leech, received! a had fall Monday
recently from th© Buttermilk Slough
and injured her knee. She has been
Prices start at |!.B0 —stop at 16.00,
near Weiser, and sent to an Idaho
confined to her 'bed since, and Dr. taxidermist.
Come in tomorrow—we’ ll be at eur
IN. C. MctLafferty cabled to attend
beat—and that’a wbat you want in
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin 'WLrren and
her at the Albert Cook horn«.
n Staw Hat.
Mrs. ‘P. M. Warren anldl daughter,
J. S. Pinkston has been confined to
Miss Grace, spent Sunday with (he
his Ibed for server ail weeks with an
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iRoy Hlailey family at Big Bend.
attack o f Neuritis.
Dr. Saxaadn is
Frank IMCKniglht, of Twin Springs,
attending him, and his many friends
wau a IN year visitor (Monday.
He
will be uorry to hear that he may not
reports that he f ’nished latnbing.
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be able to walk for some time.
Sheet» are doing fine: plenty of feed;
Joe Meyers hla® a -contract cleaning and they had a heavy rain in his
drainage ditch at Arcadia.
IMr. vicinity.
Oregon
G 90D CLOTHES FOR H EN
Ontario
Meyers has, invented a dredge'which
makes 'Hitch cleaning a more desir­
EASTERN STAR KENSINGTON
able job.
He hais been assisted toy
Thirty five
ladies enjoyed the
Mrs. O. J. Ashcraft left Monday H. iB. Nedry and D ive Hawkins.
Eastern Star 'Kensington at the home
If your watch©» or clock* need re­
In a recent 1 ether from Adolph of Mrs, J. iBoydell on net Monday.
pairing take then» to L. F. Stohdrmer. for d ig lUend to visit her mother-in-
law Mrs. iW. T. Ashcraft.
Sctonetter, who hats been «bearing
Wives, mothers and daughters of
Work guaranteed__lAdiv. jul3-2t
sheep at 'Rock Springs, Wyoming, Mia sons were Invited guests of the
he stateBi that snow fell there recent­ club. Muric and unique games fur­
ly to the depth o f two feet.
They nished entertainment for the after­
were obliged to postpone the shear­ noon.
Dainty refreshments were
ing nt that place.
served at small tables, the Eastern
The Stliqe Cafe and Rainwater 'Star colors being carried out. in the
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Jones Cleancdi utp tho dirtiest place flowers at each table.
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We have decided to give our
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Now is the Time to
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Spray Your Trees
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Thrte-Inch Duck Hose
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5 Per Cent Off for Cash.
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We w ill also allow the same diacouit on all charge
aceeunts if they are paid by the tenth e f the
month following said purchase
Don’t overlook this caah discount
You make
make money by paying cask ut this store.
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W e have the arseaate of lead te do the work, in
four-poun* packages and up.
We kave just received a shipment e f
This is the hose you want for irrigating your lawn
ender the now irrigation system.
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Nyssa, Oregon.
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Eat
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HONEY
FOSTER'S
HONEY
No eyrug no mixture, no giocose in
Only pure honey, gathered from flou
$1.50 PER Y E A R
SELLING
‘FARMER” SMITH WILL
SPEAK AT ONTARIO
"Farmer” C. L. Smith, the nation­
ally known Agriculturist of the O.
R. R. & N. Company, Portland, Ore.,
will peak to the boys and girls In
club work at 10 A. M. on Mhy 26, at
the City iha'l in Ontario.
Every
Club member Ssi urged to toe present
und every boy or girl interested in
the olulb work is invited.
This is an exceptionally good op­
portunity for the boys and girl* to
attend a most Interesting and profit­
able meeting.
Not on’y will some
important phases of club work be
discussed tout the opp© tunltiee and
advantages to those engaged in this
work will toe explained.
WHY PAY MORE?
Ford Radiators . . . $2.7.00
7.50
Ford Front Whe*l*
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The ball game 'between Huntington
and Nyssa, last Sunday;:! Hunting-
ton, was won toy Huntington by a
score of 3 to 2.
It was ia dose
game and some good playing was
wttneeeed by a large crowd of Nya*»
base ball fans.
The first score
made toy our home team with In the
first half of the first lnn.ii: v and the
second was made in the third in­
ning.
Twelve car loads of Nyasa
fans were seen at the game Among
those who attended were: Mayor P.
M. Warren, Blaine Boydell, Arthur
Boydell, IMr. and (Mrs. Webb and
family, J. IW. Crockett, J. J. Cancel-
mo, George Snyder, Harry Goahert,
the Misses Della d a rk and Edna
Warren, C. P. Lackey. Henry Peter­
son, A. Shaffer, Roy Mobley, CL M.
Nicholson, Mr. and IMr*. Cotton and
daughter, Mhdellne, Arthur Servos«,
the masoot of the team, the Blodgett
boys, Cliff Tillman, Doug'ass McDon-
anlUct, WiH McDonald, (Roy 'Wlairren,
Jess Tthompeon and family, Charley
Toomitos, 'MT.
jtd: Mrs. Reynolds',
George Green, and Elmore McLeUan.
S. F. FOSTER LEAVES FOR
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY
The Presbyterian General Assem­
bly, the higthent court of the Pres-
byt.berlan church, meet* at Winona
Lake, Indian , May 19th to 29th.
There will be about 1000 delegates
In attendance. The Presbytery of
Grande iRonde appointed 8. IF. Fos­
Mrs. C. R. Carter suffered a sl'ght ter to represent dt us a lay delegate.
relapse Tuesday night.
Mr. Carter Mr. Foster left last week for Wtno-
has returned home again, and Mrs.1 na, expecting to stop over Sundoy
Whipple has toeen ca’led In to a«sl*t with friends atDenton, Iowa.
Delegates have ail expense* palli
in nursing Mrs. Carter.
to the Assembly *nd return. Mr.
t/XST—Ford exhaust pip*, between Foster's, long and faithful service In
Xysna and Owyhee. Finder notify W. the church entitles him to this
L. Schaffer, Nys*a, R. F. D. No. 1.— honor.
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R E L IA B L E F IR E
IN SU R AN CE
Wills, Deeds, Mortgages, and Contracts Written.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Call at Residence
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J. H. Wolf.
Nyssa. Oregon.
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tires and auto accessorie* at a rapid
rate indicates good buainess, and that
is the aftaation with ns. You will
uaually find it her*, ard for leaa.
Ford 5 Wire Loom*
Nyssa Loses Ball
Game to HaatingtoD
by Scare of 3 to 2
COMMENCEMENT EVENTS
Senior O ats Play- Friday, May 20.
at the Liberty theater.
Baccalaureate Sermon — Sunday,
May 2\ at 111 o’clock at the Presby­
terian dhiureh.
The sermon will be
delivered by the Rev. Henry Young.
Everybody cordduilly ¡invited.
Commencement Exercises—Friday,
May 27, at 8 o’clock lat the Liberty
theater.
Address toy W. J. Boone,
President of the »College of Idaho.
Bverylbody is cordially Invited.
Commencement Exercises—Friday,
May 27th, at 8 o’clock at the Liberté'
theatre. Address toy W. J. 'Boone,
president o f the College of Idaho.
Everybody 1« cordially Invited.
SENIOR CLASS
Tresste 8. Lackey, James P. Kake-
beeke, Leo Don Barrett, Charles J.
Newbill, William T. Klinkeniberg,
Robert E. Long.
Your
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Plans Make It Easy
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In Ontbrio one day last week—the
REBDKAH DISTRICT CONVENTION
old Chinese toamdry.
It has now
been perfectly renovated and leased
The
8th annual convention of
for three yearn to the popular Hike
District No. 26 convened ln I. O. O.
Cafe, which needed more room to
F. hall at Nytssa, Tuesday, May 10.
care fo- Its growing patronage.
The convention was called to order
Manager J. A. Lakness, of the Mal­ toy the chairman, Mrs. Emma T)un
heur Home Telephone Oomrpany, was can, o f Yellow Rose Retoekah lodge
in Nyssa yesterday overseeing the No. '202. 'Miss lEthel 'Fletcher, Pres­
work of remodeling the local central ident of the Rebefcah Assembly of
office, (which Is toeing renovated and Oregon, was absent on account of
modernized in a manner that meets the death of her Gather.
Beatrice
with the approval of the patrons.
Ixxlge No. 82 was represented by 8
A Silver tea will toe given at the sisters; Yellow Rose toy 16 sitters.
ham© of Mrs. J. P. Dunaway next
The session waiv devoted to instruc­
(Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 6 tion in the varied work of the oTler
toy the ladies of the M. E. church.
A short program was rendered
A good attendance Is expected a* Miss Rhoda Mkrhllra gave a reading
the ladle» are anticipating another of and Mrs. Barbara Stubbs and Mrs
those pleasant social ©■rents which Winnie Diven an instrumental duet.
make Syssa different from the aver­
IA vote of thanks was given Yellow
age small town.
Rose for their deWclou« refreshments.
Convention adjourned to meet at
The power wire that supplies the
■Kingman Kolon-y irrigation project Ontario In 1922.
'burned in two recently trad killed
seven head of cattle.
Six of them
were ownekll toy F. .1. l-onr. and one
toy Mr. Mose©. of the Kolooy. These
cattle were th© famous Pete Teneen
herd of Hols*sins
All of them
were tngr-h cows with young cailves.
J. S'. 'Pinkston purchased them' from
W. Hillman, ar^d sold hem to Mr.
Long.
The case has not toeen set-
led and it i* not known what the
Pof ver Company will allow (Mr. Long.
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The Oregon Apiary Company! local Shot Lights, $5; Tail Lights 1.00
It y o u ’ © fr o m M is s o u r i,
manufacturers of a delictom* table
*yrup which la meeting wit,to t h «f* v - 0 we «as show you where it pays to ute
or of th© public, have deeftoed on Morse Shoe and Miller tir«* the Horse
"Dulcose’’ a* a permanent name for Shoe big. brewn beany tube has got
their product.
This la a most, ap- them ell baekod off the map for quality
propriat© name meaning according and It’* aold at asm* prlae as the com.
to Webster, the natural sweet o f the men kind,
flower« and plants, a * « «
the syng.
Rubber boot* repaired,
hi eompoeed of corn synaip and honey. | Bicycle* repaired and auppliea »old.
flavored with maple, the» name ex­
presses th© comtoinatjen (to a nicety.
The demand fo r tbe eyrap Na* *ur-
AUTO ACCCBBORIEB
priaed even 1U m*ai*f*r**«rers. and
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It Kerns to All a lowg Csk wenL
Boise Payette service
remains at the same high standard.
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sales manager’s pencil make it easy for
yon to choose and build the kind of im­
provement you will most enjoy.
FOR
COST
ASK TH E SA LE S M A N A G E R
ESTIMATES OF T H E
Boise Payette Lumber
Company
H. T. Francis, Sales Maneger, Nyssa Yard
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