The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, February 02, 1923, Image 3

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    u’ll Like to Bank Here
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Fi many J « r * . bank aervice with u> b u came to rnaan
■ora than tha aafc keeping o f depositors' funds and ac­
curate, reliable huainaaa method, for our patrooa.
Our caatomara bare at tbair call asrvics in tha wap ef
financial guidance and tha diacuaaien o f their plana pri­
vately. With ua, they plan for a larger auceeaa. With
them, we wo k with tha aame and In mind. Raeulta
are moat aatiafactory.
BANK OF NYSSA
I Walton, Präsident
D. Hall, Cashiar,
D. Tassen, Vice President
F. E. Yoons, Aast Cashier.
/M TV in iT D N A l
If eonyersatioaa were repara -1
J U U I v n A L tion|> Q#rjLimBy wouW have tose!
chance coming
Tacy W i a f
Solution of world problei_
Oregon, h r
draws steadily naarar la spits of
H.
all statesman can do.—Mansfield 1
News.
Cl I I
I
it tha Postotfice at ‘Nyasa,
French effert to ebtain coal ia
something in the lurepean situ-I I
ation wa can understand—Wall
Street Journal
V ERTI8ING BATES
Tha world will never be wholly
T tdTcrtUIng----- 26« per inch
civilised. Some outlying por­
Readers
tions have no natural resourcas
H lertion.------ ----- 10a per Use
worth selsiag.—Marion Star.
insertions ------
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We hava yet to hear Wayne
in advance-----
_ .76 Wheeler’s claim that the victory
:hs. in adresee...
of the Turks over the Greeks
was the triumph of non-alcoholio
» I O N EFFECTED
Journal congratulates all Mohammedanism over alcoholic (
ed, and that includes Christianity —Cincinnati Times-
* «eeood-elsss nudi — ttsr
Star.
|dy in the community,
Our foreign policy seems to
happy adjustment of
eulties in the way of the consist principally in staving off
the local Presbyterian as long as possible doiag any­
ethodist churches
The thing that that man Wilson
|f agreement are plainly might get a little credit for in
in another column of the popular mind. — Celnmbus
se, and we believe offer Ohio State Journal,
It is only fair to Herr Fahren­
solution of the problem,
the credit for this re- heit to say that he got his idea
id probably the deciding of absolute zero before observ­
! was the firm and unyield- ing the German mark.—Portland
fcnand of the business men Oregonian.
churches compose their
Mark Memorial Trees.
ices and work together
Regardless o f how thoughtfully the
|it rather than as warring
trees hnve heen selected and how thor­
s. There was a lot of stub- oughly
the planting has heen done,
33 that had to be over- there remains intelligent care to have
| before this result was them live and thrive, snys the Amerl-
e«r> Forestry association o f Washing­
Ed.
ton. which will register your memorial
that the "question is sei- trees on its national honor roll. Many
ld settled right, we can’t planters have lieen disappointed with
the results of their work became)
tlit wonder whv it was notj they
considered their job completed
^ ftefore. If a conference! when the last slum I fill o f soil was
ilal t ) that held Wednesday1 placed around the tree.
lit la 1 bee . held three months
Neat Worker.
|on the occasion of the first! 'Father, please let me marry Jim.
Revs. Baird, Shields and j H °'s so neat. \Vby, when he was In
doubtless a natisfactory France he got two medals for cteatning
out dugouts and mopping u ^ "—TP*
(lent could have been American Legion Weekly.
: an£ three months of I
and uasatisfactory work |
P an 3 «d for Not Drinking.
. T: a „sliir.k cf suet a I
err —.-r— sr? — "fts
h a v e j Snuiitf? in uitWt?y WiiO TVH8 liflil^WI
arises iiuui
from
. j for
........ leaving
mo MIC. his ale." a It
c arise»
ke n a t u r a l t h in g f o r C h r is - I the story that on the way to the gib-
'S fit d o .
I t* - th e f T i r f r r s d
where Bowtry malefactors e*p|.
.
iited
h off o f Sfit' ini. d »mcaiue«.
. ,. their crimes it was . the <MiKt<nn
. t»>
halt the procession pt one spot, sno
let us rea- • i
£’ yp the criminal n farewell drink o f
■ K ! uj L 'j r d . ”
L o c ir i e t b ;:t bf-er. A saddler. # marked for death.
: o c | ■ u o - g h t0 p r e a c h f r o ,
»n tcm p tn ou sly refused the proffered
,
.
draught and -vas promptly hanged.
1
” r‘ ■ 18 e n o u g ) . t o j Ry just ns many minutes later as #e
■jr r th e n- ' I . 1 <
t h o s e w h o hn,! declined to dally a hrantiiless
a ce
M o u ld s e e m
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to
B u t it V as l e f t t o th e
¡ p c '• m e n o f
lmrM‘ tn," ; " rr' ,p *
This space is for sale for advertis­
ing purposes. This is a splendid
opportunity for our merchants 1o
to let the people know that they
are still doing business and want
their trade. If this space should
prove insufficient to accommodate
the business offered more will be
provided. Rates on application.
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GATE CITY JOURNAL.
i,h " reprievef
t h e c o n r e u n ify
N ature's Busy Workers.
triti te thè movernent 1 In the
g Mdi nfiien nf nutur,- lliert
a u«io i o' thè moral ami re- qre InDiimerahle depnrtm em -• 'rltli
iouslni . eresie of thè cotnmtan- endless work golr..- on. nnd ttte fine
flower that you behold there, gaudily
and to cali h ccaference of attired
and scented like a dandy, is by
•nt fcctions int resitd ne means what If appears trf he. hut
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movernent s o m od rnthor Is like a laborer toiling In the
Bun nnd shower, who ha* to submit a
flaAer of thipwreck. It clear
account o f Ins work and has n«
mtjl' t n l that wa« neces- breathing space to enjoy himself in a
y t'Iiiarmonize thè cituation playful frolic.
s al deeper work of grace
After Studying the Sparrow.
iong seme of thè Cbrisrlar.s
V.> spend considerable time observ­
n e gri!et*, » n d t h è inneatior s
ing the E n t’ sh sparrows and atudy-
>re that before the
dig their character and have abont
jou, erd the woili had heen reached the cnnelualon Ihti, even If
.ì lo
top
thn, well meaning bnf misguided Brit­
ish cousin had had sense enough not
to bring them over, they would have
got here -.atehow
a n y w a y—< M e
Joiimct.
ähni .
J077TRD III MARKS.
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r ' •• (•'■'•'Solat’O’V '?
un-ffl'i s.ructur» or clui'we
l»es, it w»n’ t. have r.¿r to
vensv.de H r Id Star.
Turks feir they won’ t get
now, and somehow we
| a lingering suspicion that
never will. — New York
rioan.
rlio has at last swung ar -und
e view th«f tha '•'vusio«» or
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t
n om e
r t s T -t d .« — i h l 't t
c 0‘ Sounding Title«.
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ttnn»d l>\ j.unte from the moment of
their sere-slnn. and are generally al-
lnd‘'d to l*r -ome siicli title a-, “ leard
o f s JJveiiei V e r s ." fir "The Son of
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