The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, May 11, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTo know how a— C a cigarette really can bo made/ yeu must try a —/ 50 GOOD ioc CIGARETTES G E N U IN E “BULL’ DURHAM TOBACCO GATE CITY JOURNAL Published every F rid a y O regon, by at H. F. BROW N verifiable in e x p erien c e .” Im p a rta n t m em bers of the new body include Biahep H e rb ert Shipm an. A ppellate Nysaa, Ju stice Finch of the New York su prem e re a rt, form er A ttorney G eneral W ickeraham , V ery Rev. E. S. Roas- m aniere of Boston end F rank L. Pelk, Major G eneral Bullard, U. S. A. E n terad a t the P ostoffiee a t N y iaa, Orearon, as second-class m ail m a tte r Bund'e Day A D V B B T I8IN G B A T E S "O n my recent visit to the N ear D isplay a d v ertisin g ........26c per inch Eaat. I was am azed to find th e per ! chasing pow er of used c lo th in g ,” R eaders 's t a te s J. J . H andsaker, O regou diree F irs t in se rtio n ............ _..19c per line 1 tor N aar E ast relief. ” 1 found an old S ubsequent in se rtio n s........6c per line sh irt would buy 2 dozen eggs, an old ’ coat would lpurchsse a sheep, w hile SU B SC R IPTIO N One year, In advance v m sntha, in advi RA TES: saw g re e t piles of weed sad hay bought w ith this sam e legal te n d e r.” “ A fte r enly one year of peace and freedom frem m olestation th e people will reestab lish them selves so rapidly th a t they are sem etim et able te pro duce eoough food for th e ir own ese, clothing cannot be had fa r love or mnnay. Wa ta k a a d v an tag e of thia situ atio n and eschange elathing for food. We rarely give aw ay a g a r m ent, but alw ays require an exchange in food products or service. R ecently supplies sufficient to run an e rp h ese g e for several day« were aeeured fa r ten bales of old clothing which had been throw n aeide as w orthless by the peo ple of A merica. "W e w ant g arm en ts w ith aix m onths e f w ear le ft in them for m en, women or children. R ecently a million people have been m ade hom eless and these arc in g re a te s t nerd, while our re g u la r everyday task is to supply clothing, food and sh e lte r for 116,030 w ar or phans. ” C lothing for N aar E a st ra liaf suffar- ers should be se n t to N ear E sst R e lief, 613 Stock E xchange B ldg., P o rt land d irec t or through local com m ittees. Bundle Day is May 16. NOTICE My wife, Mrs Avia A. Johnson having left my room and board, I wil not ba r.aponaibla for any bills aha may contract. SH ER R Y JO H N SON. N O TICE FOR PU BLICA TIO N L ap a rlm a n t o ' the Interior, U. S . Land Office a t Vale, O re., April 16. 1923. Notice is hereby given th a t John.H . Weff of N ysss, Oregon, who, on Ju n e 22, 1908, m ade deeert land e n try No. 0817, for N E J Section 29, Township 20 8 ., R ange 46 E ast W illam ette Merid ian, has tiled notice of intention to m ake final proof under the third para g ra p h of a c t of March 4. 1915, to ea tabliah claim to the land above d e scribed, before R eg ister and Receiver U. S Land Office, a t Vale, Oregon, on the 23rd day of May, 1923. C laim ant names as w itn erses; W. L. Glenn, Mrs. W L. Glenn, Chas Bradley, Mrs. Chas. Bradley, all of Nyaaa, Oregon. Geo. W, M cKnight, a20-ml8 R egister. U aul a m ark e t abaaga, wt a f a r Me fer b u tte r fa t, Si.W per ease far eggs, f a. b. La Grande, Grogan. U aiaa Cream ery Co . auseeaaars te Commer- ial Cream ary Compau y We want a load of hogs for next Friday Call us up and let us know what you have Phone 20F2 Nyssa Packing Co. BURBIÜGE & KAY, Prop. This Is the Time of Year for the Sparrow. We spend consldem ble tim e observ W aalea—Second hand law s mower, ing the English sparrow s and study in good order, n et abova »8. A. ing th eir character and have about H iaiak, Nyssa. O r. m ltitf reached the conclusion that, even If that well m eaning but misguided B rit ish cousin had had senae enough not NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE to bring them over, they would have IN FORECLOSURE got here somehow anyw ay.—O h io BY V IR T U E OF AN EXECUTION S tate .lonrtial. IN FO RECLO SU RE duly issued by the Clerk of the C ircuit C ourt of the S ta te of Oregon for tho County of Malheur, dated the 9th day e f April, 1923, ia a certain suit in tha said Circuit C ourt for the said S ta ts and County, wherein the Bank of N yssa, a corpora tion, was plaintiff, nod Tillman A. Huffman, E lroy Huffman, In g er E. Huffman, Jacob Huffm an, Barney Wil i son ami E. C. WiUon were D efendants and the Bank of Nyaaa aa Plaintiff re covers«! ju dgm ent ag ain st Tillm an A. ■ Huffman and Elrey Huffm an for the sum uf $6000, to g eth e r w ith in te re st thereon a t tho ra te of 10 per cen t per annum from the 30 day of Novem ber, { NYSSA OREGON. 1920. And tho fu ith e r sum of $450.00 | us atto rn ey fees and for its costs aad d isbursem ents herein, taxed a t $66 70 And it was fu rth e r considered, o r v irtu e of a m o rtg ag e given thereon by have or may accrue, dered, adjudged aad decreed th a t the tho above named D efendants, or aa D ated this 10th day a f April, 19M, a t defendant, Ja e eb Uuffm aa, have and m ush th ereo f ae may ba neceiaary to ' Oregon, racovar off aad from the Defendant* H. L I E NOE, Sheriff. Tillman A. Uuffm aa and E lroy Huff sa tisfy said ju d g m e n t in favor of tho man. the sum of 37900, to g eth er with Bank of Nyaaa, Jacob Huffm an, Bar- D ata of » ret Pub. April II, II io te raa t tb ereen a t the ra te of 7 per nay Wilson and E. C. W ilson, to g eth e r D ate of la st Pub. May 11, 1MI cent par annum from the 19th day of w ith all aoata and disbursem ents th a t D ata of Sale May 12, 1913. December, 1918, until paid, aad for the fu rth e r sum of $660.00 as a ttorney fe e t and fur hie costa aad disburse m ents herein. Aad it w as fu rth e r considered, or dered, adjudged nd decreed th a t De fendants, Barney aad S C. Wilsan, have and recover off and frem Defend ants, Elroy and la g e r E. Huffm an, the cum of $3470 S3 D ollars, to g eth e r with iu te re t tneieon a t the ra te e f 10 per coni per annum trout the 20th day uf N ovem ber anlil paid, and the fa rth e r sum e t $276,00 aa A ttorney fees, nod for their costa aril disbuisem euta he. o- in, whieb judgm ents ware eaielled a .d d o ik e ie a la the C lark 's office of said C ourt in aaiu Jaunty en the 22nd day e f March, 1923. T herefore N etiee I* H ereby Given, T h at 1 will on the lffth day e f B ay, 1923 a t the haur of ll.» 0 « ’aleck in tke forenooo of said day, a t tha N orth Main entrance deer of the C eurt House, j a t Villa, in said County and s ta te , sell a t public aucli-to to the highest bidder or bidders for cash, the following de scribed real property tew it: L ot (4) and 8K13W1 and S W iS E j of Sen. (7); aad Lot (1) aad N E *N W i of S«c. (18), all in Twp. (21) south. R ange W hite tb e Fardson T racto r hep pow er ¡46) E. W. M, all in M alheur County, in plenty to Crag plow s and harrow s Oregon. through the heaviest soil, it I b light Tha above real p ra p arty w ith it* •Dough, sm all enough and so entity appurtenances ta k e s aad levied upon controUad th a t it can handily be p u t to as th a property s f tha laid D efendants, many tasks about the term , th a t will Tillm aa A. Huffman, Blrey Uuffmaa. buvu you fikne, m oney and w ork. Ia g a r B. Huffman, Jacab Huffman. Barney WI lion and E. C. Wilson, by A f t e r S tu d y in g Chick Feeds We Have Them »1.60 BIBLE TO BE RE-WRITTEN New Y ork.—P re se n t day scientific, ethical rnd philosophical theories will ba empleyed in re w ritin g the Bible " ia the light of th a tw e n tie th een t a r y ,” it baa been aaao an eed hy tbe Tysoa L ectureship F e u n d a tio n ," whieh was ergaaixed Monday in tho library o f J . P. M organ’s hom e. Nyssa Grain & Seed Co. The modern in te rp re ta tio n will be earried to all p a rla of th e eou atry by th e Rev. S tu a rt L. Tyaon, honorary vicar of tho ra th e d ra l of St. John the Divlao. Tho foundation was declared to have been incorporated to “ m ake accesnib'e to me a and women in general tn e r e s u lt of th e reae arsh of m odern schol ar* lato the origiaale o f th a C hristian religion aad its in te rp re ta tio n aad par- tic a la rly in re g ard to the Bible. "M odern critical and historical ie- •sa rs h has given us baek oar Bible; it la ae longer an im possible book, full of m oral and in tellectual stam h lin g block*. . . . Man is a* incarably religiose aa in form er days and is e ag e rly a ak iag f o r a fa ith whieh shall b# a t ones coneanant w ith reason and rds MISS Put it to an: P o w e r Tasl The Seventh Grade of the Nyssa Public School will present THEDEARBOYGRADUATES A COMEDY IN FOUR ACTS Queer L ittle It)«. T he s m a lle s t dependency of F ra M O la die lie (THoedle. situated a t tlm east of Bella Isle. Ita population to JBR. They do not apeak Praaeh. hut Celtic. They are provided at an Inn m anaged by the wi town has no streets. IN THE Liberty Theater,Wed., May 16 7:30 P. M. . Oglaaby has a faw piases of fu rn i tu re and soma vanned fru it yot to aell a t a saarifli-e. Must ha sold hy tho I6tb. CAST OF CHARACTERS Clyde W alkar. tha “ Dear B o y ," president of the c l a s t . . . _____ ______ Houston Dunawsy Genevieve W alker, his eider siste r, an alum nus, who knows it all_________ R uth Sbolton Mamie W alker, hie little siste r « p e s t . . . ___________ ___________________ M ildred Oglesby Caroline W alker, his m other, who adores her boy ______________________ Zelm a Laakey G randm a W alkar,his grandm other, has notions of her o w n __________ V irginia Thompson M ri. M ary Milton, an aunt on his m others aide . __________________R uth R ebergur H elen Milton, his country cousin, who has plenty of s n a p __________ _____ Viola R lodgett Mrs. M a rth a Weatfiold, his fashionable au n t on his f a th e r 's sid e _____M a rg are t C rockett L eona Weatfiold, his city cousin.......... ......... . . . . . . . ________ ________ ________ Agnes S w sa Bessie Moore, his b ast g irl_______________ _____ _____ ____ _________ Georgia Thompson Je ru a h a W alker, his old maid su n t ............................. ............. ........... ....................... Bcho Bruce Tom LtOMMfd, his chum .. ........ ............................. ............. H arold Hoxie tilth Reed, his chum ............ . ...................... ................. .. F rank Ram baud H arry Duff, his chum _______ ______ _____ ______ H erbert Hoxie P ro f. W hitney Jonee. his athletic coach .......................................... . Boy Jam aa P ro f. Hudson, high school principal __________ _______________________ Donalu Sherwood McConion’i Predicts Homo Remedies Puro E x tra e! of ■piceo Tot lot A r Melos Yeto rm o ff tem e d lo s Poultry Oompeaads SO LE BY Reserved Seats on Sale May 14-15 J. H. HUNTER STAR HO TM - P r a n g t a tte n tio n ADMISSION—Adults, 30c - Children, 20c I NYSSA, OR g iv e * t e m a il In teat the Fardeon wi* Co every power fab, both Craw -bar and belt, m ere quiek- V *nd et law te st th an K can be done w ttb any eth er toi m o f power. So every m onth the whato ear ’m in d the alw ays dependable Fterdi.on wi* prove itself a paying inveuhnent, because of its capa bilities, its eeenorny and efficiency. W e wsil gladly explain and dem onstrate to yuu the m any Fordson m oney-m ak ing, tim e-saving features. Call, w rite o r phone.