GATE CITY JOURNAL
every Friday at Nysaa.
Oregon, by
DEMENT AND CHSBTS
Pjbl'shed
Entered at the Postoffice at Nyaaa,
Oregon, as secónd-ckasá. mail matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One year, in advance, ......... ..»1.50
Six months, In advance . . .. .75
ADVERTISING IS NEWS
It is a safe venture Ur-t SO i«er
sent, c l Hive realtors of new« real !1
l!it> adv«K son.entm c!»o sheerly be-
(
cif ( « general interest to bo
a.,end in them.
Thete la new« val-
in a well-written advertisement,
v, liic'.i 1« a thought for Che consider-
etmn cf those who think an adver-
i « ns con i'Kt is something o f a
¡ e ulatlon, or who are careless in
. i_; preparation of 'their "copy."
An attractive advertisement oom-
I la the reader’s attention.
Bvery-
one knows how at times, «ven in
the midst of an interesting nows
item, hi« eye liar been deflertielli hy
st.ce outstanding sentence in a
nearby "ad," end hc-w he itas read
the ad before returning to the news
ico y.
Advertisements narrate the
romance of hu tnc*s, they represent
tie iirilvLiiiiu' art, they are instruct
ive.
Tor instance, the classified ad-
\ rtise i ent page.
Tile arson s are
innumerabie who road it, not be-
cau e tliey ur« searching for some
thing 'elitiate, but because each lit
r e "ad" oils of some thing of in
terest to tile active mind. ¡Many are
those who, reading the classTied
1 age because cf lit general interest
only, find something there that
prompts them individually and di-
teefy . to r ply, and perform« u
concrete service hoih for the a- 1 -
vtrttetT and the reader.- IBil lings
'Montana Gazette.
SUMMARY OF FINANCES; O. N. G.
Service
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AGRICULTURE
Start.ng Clover Explained.
ITcur common methods of Stan
lover w e.e explained to Oreg
farmers by G. 'll. Hyslop, chief oft
farm crop» at O. A. C. Ex per
station.
The surest way of
a stand in western Oregon wai
to be sewing ia February on F
planted train.
This is ada, tdi
tolls in good tilth where clo
grow* sucees .»fully,
Berley Is
best nurse crop, wh©at good,
oafs undesirable.
Light soils
be seeded on fail plowed lando,
tihei crop is often damaged by fr;
ing. Sown with spring grain clo
often fals. Inoculation is ns
where no native clover or volun
plants are growing. An spoil"
f 20 to 100 pounds land nlastec
acre will help the 'Plan* through
dry season.
Early winter pi
ing ic advised.
BA'S'C BUSINESS
"Opjortunitics in agriculture aiould
) e comparable to those in any other
business-the industry should be so
stabilized that the farmer may de
perii’ on reasonable profits," ' aid T>r.
W. J. Kerr to a group o f Oregon
farmers at colletta farmers’ week.
Roosevelt tva cnoted to the effect
that America’s v.v olo system rests
upon the farm and that welfare of
the wholo community dep-en.li ■ upon
the welfare of tho farmer.
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N THE CIRCDlT COURT OF Til
STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE
COUNTY OF MALHEUR
In the Matter of the Estate of
Ernest A. Atwood, deceassd.
Notice Is hereby given t'hat
undersigned has been duly appoint
S'JmintS rator with the Will annex:
of tihe Estate c f Ernest A. At«
deceased;
any
oreddtors
havt
oJatah agiinst said Estate are he
by notified to present said clafr
to the administrator, ’with the Wi
annexed, whose name ia ihereun'
atiP ched, pro pari y verified by lav
wMiin six months from the date
the first publication o f this Notir
said administrator with the Will
nexed having 'hta,
residence
mile West o f Welser, Idaho, in
heur Coun' y, Oregon and his Pw
office address ’being Weiser, Tha'h
MYRON PATCH, Administrator,
With the W ill annexed of
Estate o f Erne« A. Atwood,
ceased.
Date of first publication, Janus
13, 1922.
Date o f last publication, Febr
9, 1922
WILSON BROS.
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We’ll Treat You Right
—Everything—
P h sn e 36R
To
Flour and Feed, Chopping
and Grinding
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and
W
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Give us a call while in
town
P. M. W arren , Prop.
EDITORIAL
Lax
Pharmacy
BOOSTERS
T ry T he D rug S to re
NYSSA TRADING
Gem State
Lumber
Co.
A. V. COOK
STAR
Rooming House
IT E M S
FIRST
The ADVANCEMENT CF NYSSA IS CLOSEST TO THE
HEARTS OF THE NYSSA BUSINESS MEN.
In fact they stpnd relady to lead us forward in a great move
ment of civic expansion, progress and prosperity.
BUT THIS
CALLS FOR THE CO-OPERATION ON THE FART OF ALL OUR
CITIZENS.
The a;tua| putting of our shoulders to the whee}
and Bocst! Boost! 1 Boost!! I
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Such co-operation can he extended by indulging in normal busi
ness transactions, normal business patronage and by so doing
fcrt'ng about normal bus nes« conditions and PROSPERITY FOR
EVERYONE CONCERNED.
R obert L awrence , Mgr.
Conservatism is a good thing on many occasions but when it
comes to hording your finances, indulging in radical business pes
simism or adopting a “scared-to-death" attitude! of commercial
retrenchment then you are not only doing yourself an injustice
but your own community, its T.Jjace*it trading territory and all
the people therein.
Thus spending your money freely for what
you need becomes a heart-to-heart proposition PERMEATED
WITH THE SPIRIT OF LIVE AND LET LIVE.
An opportunity
to benefit yourielf by benefiting your neighbor.
An opportunity
to serve and serve profitably.
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Achillis & Nelson
WE ARE ALSO URGING YOU TO KEEP YOUR DOLLARS AT
HOME.
We are asking your personal support in boosting and
buying merchandise SOLD OR MADE !N SYSSA.
For truly thd
Financial Assets of any community is the firfncial gauge used in
measuring Its prosperity.
Increase, these assets and prosperity
Increases.
Deplete them and prosperity shrinks.
The newcom
er in our city; the business man looking for location; the! cap-
talist for investment—'AM. INQUIRE FI'RST AS TO THE SIZE
OF THE COMMUNITY'S ASSETS.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHS
We Aim to Please
The habit of spending your money, folks, for purchases In some
»their city Is only another form of BANKING THAT MONEY
THERE IN THE FUTURE.
It can not be used to satisfy the
obligations of cur people, to transact the commercial life of
our city or Jo be re invested Into improvements that make It
more attractive.
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1 NYSSA GRAIN &
SEED COMPANY
If every person living within the confines of Nyssa will think
this matter ovrv, stop and reason within themselves, PERSONAL
LY TRACE THE DOLLAR SPENT AWAY FROM HERE, what
becomes cf it and how ft affect3 thesnselves—they will certainly
take a renewed pledge of Loyalty to the Business Men of this
city AND STICK WITH IT.
C h as . L. T hompson
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Dealen in home products
Always at your service
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was said to hs as true today tt
was wthten made.
Science is
iu rapidly inn easing degrees, a ,
noted. In helping the farmery
the agricultural needs of the
In the great agricultural cat«
Illinois 25 years ago only 25
mts were studying agriculture,
egon had huit It® agricultural
ents 12 yean? ago, 'but 900 last;
year 1900 ami' moved fo their pre
sent home near Adrian in 1911. To
mourn the las* o f the deceased are
h's
wife,
three sons and eighit
daughters: Guy, Jcsee nd J. Iri, of
Adrian, Mrs. Agnes Holly and Mr®.
Gertrude Shultz, of Adrian, Mrs.
Ce Ceal Boswell and Mrs. Delta
Bullock, of Vale, Cr., Mrs. Lulu
Thomas, c f Roseburg, Mrs. Arvilla
Kelly_ o f Rupert, Ilka., Mrs. Bertha
G.bson, o f Weleer. and Mrs. Grace
Un. uii, of 'Salem, and a hoist of
friends and neighbors.
Rev. Clive
VVH ems of P if Bend held the fun
eral servioe® end the departed was
burl d In the Roswell oemeteTy.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
COMPANY
it W#s erroneously rw|x»rted«whil«
back that Henry Page hud gone to
1 ’ortlund.
li e s rea ly gone this
time- lfit Monday morning for a
weekle stay.
Messrs Dunaway and Stanford
nets business visitor» in Owyhee
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MacLaf-
ferty were guests at the E. L Mao-
1 at forty home near Mitchell Butte,
f 'today.
Heih rt and Ili-uee Waltem visi
ted their licoiher David «* the De-
ltord ranch Sunday, bringing with
thom a few hood of cuttle from
Arcadia.
F. L and Louis DaBord and FV «1
Klingliack. assisted by T. M. Lowv,
i-' ked Ice in the ice-cell*r on the
Ktlnvback homostead, whlcK Louis
IV 1 lord 1 « renting, thi« week.
Ed Tenhave got hi« aheep which
have been running for the past 6
month» or so
with
the Deltoid
bunch anti took them home last
week.
iv | i « r
The choir met a» usual iSattudey
evening for im otlce at the Oherlee
OBITUARY
James Calvin Johnson died on
January 71 th at his home near Adrian
''repen at the age o f 76 years.
He
was bom ut Madfeonville, Tenn.,
Get. 20, 1£4'5.
In 1871 he was mar
ried' to Miss Amelia Huff at Cory-
don, Iowa.
To this union twelve
children were born.
The family
came to A-ale, Oregon, during thie
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Oregon deri. cd a net profit of
$119,077 in the operation of its Na
tional Guard during the post ye-rr,
aicording to an annual financial
slate'uent Issued by George A. White
Adjutant Genort.1 of the State. This
Make this your head
was accomplished under the Joint
quarters for
Army partnership with; the Fedenl
Government through' which the Unit
Groceries and Hardware
ed State® Trear-urer distributed in
Armory
i«ayTolla and damp pay
among 2100 Orogo-niana located in
twenty Oregon cities the sum of
$199, 0312.59, the total cost to tile
state c f administration and upkeep
being $79,976.
This year's profit was, nearly four
( 111110 « as much a« was derived from
the Government's payrolls last year,
due (o the increase in size o f the
'".ate service and success in meet
ing all Government requirements for
pay of tie Oregon citizen soldier-.
In ai id it ion to the 1199,062 received
in cash the State secured the award
of Federal property amounting to
We Stand F®r Protection Î !
$207,217.29.
Town* receiving bundles of U S.
Tr<yi«ury checks for drill and Lamp ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»e
pay of citizen« include Ashland, M d
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f>rd, Marshfield, Newport, Toledo,
Roseburg, Eugene Albany, Salem,
'Port lanl I,
Independence,
Corvallis.
Hall'is, McMinnvUle^ Stllverton, Wood
'll irn and T« t)*ivoB.
Competent Blacksmith
'Companies are now being formed
al Oottage Grove, Hood River and
Greek am.
Pom ion I s nre planned
for other Oregon town* as soon as
furt her Fedot al appropriation# are
made, a« follows: Astoria, Tilla
mook, Hillsboro, Frest Gave, Pendle
ton, 1»Grande.
Ha her. PrtnevBle,
The Dal’.e»t Rend, Grant« Baas and'
Comfortable Rooms
Klamath Fnlla.
OW YHEE
having lost u. valuable horse last
week and finishing up <ihe week by
spraining hte 'hand In an encoun er
with a bull.
Ernest Hite, who has been visit
ing 1. U» “ rather, O. R. Hite and
family, returned Co his home ait
Bliss, Ids.
M id . Louis 'Peterson, o f Warren,
called on ‘Mrs. Albert Caperton Sun-
d y- afternoon.
Mr. amli Mrs. W. W. Smith were
gue«ta to dinner at the Walter
Pinkston home Thursday, and at the
A vin McGinnts home Monday.
Mr. and rMs. Williams, of Crane,
arc living in the Kyzar house. Mrs
Wtiliamui is cooking for the Jenkins
si-d McClain ® eep Co
Mr. Wil
liams h el;s with the are of the
sheep.
baby and John nigelow, of Nysaa, I enjoy them.
The ««wing club met with their
were guet ta of 8. D. Bigelow Sun
advisor, Mdse Lilian Davis, Satur
day.
Of the eleven mem
Oertha Wallace, Violet Edward« j day afternoon.
and .Nova Larsen are new pupil« in bers. the following were present:
school, 'bringing the total enroll- j Ella Pullen, Pie«.; Rewena Glenn,
V. 'i res ; Laura Huffman, Sec’y-
ment up to 36.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cantrell an'! Troasur.r; Nellie and Rada Elliot,
daughter, Doilie Belle, «pent New Georgia Rust, Dorothy and EJUza-
Years as guest» o f 'Mr. Cantrell's bcdi Kuylor and Nova Larsen.
Altos Gertrude Bigelow visited the
I aren'.t i, Mr. and Mr». J. P. Cantrell,
Kolcny school Tuesday.
c f Montour.
W to Peutz is In Vale this week
Mr. and Mr*. T. M. Lowe called
on jury duty.
During his absence,
at the Bigelow 'home Sunday.
Kenneth Bach, of the Kolony, Ml-» Mary McGinnis is staying with
was an overnight guest of Gerald Mrs. Peutz.
Claude Derrick and Pat O’Neil of
BeiBord Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. IR. Hite vMted Brogan, were in the Valley hunting
at the IRay Cantrell home Monday. stray ca 'tie the first of the week.
Andy Hansen went to Mel'ba Fri
Mrs. Char es tSehwetzer, soh. ol
principal, wiahe« it announced to day f- r a visit with A. E. Rust,
the public in general and the read f er a blob he will ‘“ loop the loop’
ing public in particular that the re la Emmett and Payette, then home
cently arrived traveling lbrary con- a‘,:iin.
rge Froth returned to thsgov-
V 1 iv i about a dozen good standard |
hers, it al at Boise after
book« on agriculture (books which ¡rm en t
: ru n g the 'holiday" with, friends
av* been selected by County Agent
Rrelfhaupt and may he considered cere.
Gera'd Dei lor'i i cent the weekend
lichen tie), and that the library Is
'pen to ail.
It has, besides these, with his m c e I.o-ris De-Bord.
Wm Peutz has had more than one
i large number c f 'booties o f other
kinds and everyone is invited to man’s share of misfortune lately,
TAKÂHÂRA
Hume Remedies
and Variety Store
Fisher home
RtfidJ -Ripper was »1 Suuday.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
(FORECLOSURE
13Y VIRTU E O F AN EDCBCLTI
IN FORJBC'LOSU'RIB, duly issued
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
State of Ortegqn, County o f
Malt
du'ted the 12 >h day o f December 1!
in a certain suit in the said Clr<
Court for the said State and Corn
wherein
Wilda M.
Copeland,
Plaintiff, recovered Judgment agai
Lloyd L Culbertson, O. A. W
First Nation«'1 Bank of Weiaer
ho, and Van Pettep Lumber
pany, as defendants, in the sum
Six Thousand
($6000.09)
Doll
with Interest thereon from the
day c f .Mart*, 1920, at the rate
10 jer cent, per annum, and
Hundred Fifty ($550.00 Dollars,
torney fee« and the further «nm
Thirty-Three
and
70-100, (»33
Dollars, costs which judgment
enrolled! and docketed In ¿be Cl«
office of isaid Court in said C 01
on the 12th day o f December 1
Therefore, Notice is Hereby G
That I will on the 14th day of
vary 1922, at the hour o f 11 o ’c
in the forenoon, o f the said day
the north main entrance door oi
Court House, at Vale, In said
ly and State sell at public au
to the highest bidder or hidtder
cash, the following described
property to-wit:
The Northwest Fourth of
Northeatst Fourth (NW ^NEVi)
Section Twenty-five (25), and
Northwest Forth of the South
Fourth
(N W % 0E i4))
of Set
Twenty-two (22), Township Six
(16), South, Range Forty-seven
East, Willamette Meridian, toff
with the appurtenances, save ant
cept the dwelling
house on
Northwest Fourth of the North
Fourth of Section (26), Twp.
S. R. (47), E. W. M.
The above real property with
appurtenance!?,
taken and
upon as the property of e«k
fend:n s, Lloyd L. Culbertson,
West, TRrst National Bank o f
er, Idaho, and Van Petten
Company, b y virtue of a
given thereon by the above _
Defendants, or as much tberer
may sat» fy said Judgmnt in
of WIlL’ n M. Copeland, together
all costs and disbursements
lave or may accrue.
Dated at Vale, Oregon, thrt
day of December, 1921.
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H. LEE NOE. 9hdt
Date of 1st publication
l*th, 1*21.
Date o f last public a tj on j_
l*th, tt?*.
Date of sale January 14th, 1»i