The Gate city journal., September 14, 1923, Image 4

the former's sister, Mrs. C. A. Van
Natta.
OREGON SLOPE
R. E. Shay and James Atterbury
On account of painting ami kal- were among the guests at the party
somininir the school house, Sunday given by Miss Gertrude Skow of
school was not held on Sunday of Ontario, Saturday evening.
last week.
Sunray school at the
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. VanNatta and
usual time, 11 a. m., next Sunday.
family returned Sunday from Pay­
Park and Pioneer schools will ette Lakes, where they have spent
open
Monday,
September
10th. the past week.
Miss Maude Culp entertained at
Mrs. Fogle has been employed for
the high room and Miss Cof fur dinner Sunday in -honor o f the
birthday anniversary of her sister,
the lower grades at Park.
Covers were
Misses Gertrude Boats and Louise Mrs. Mason Clough.
Davis and George Davis were among laid for Mrs. Margaret Conner,
the guests at the lawn party given Mary and Pearl Conner, Cecil and
by Ethelyn Corneilson of North John Conner, Mr. and Mrs. Mason
Payette, at her home Tuesduy even­ Clough, and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Conner of Weiser.
ing o f last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben McVicker anil
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Karst and
daughter Evaline, Gertrude Boals children, J. M. McVicker and daugh­
and Miriam Davis motored to Boi.;e ter, Mary, are guests at the C. C.
Friday morning and visited friends McVicker home this week.
in the capital city.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Karst, Mr.
Mrs. J. A. Mattison is spending a and Mrs. Mason Clough, Mr. and
few days with her daughter, Mrs Mrs. P. M Boals, Gordon, Gertrude
Ben Bacus of Emmett.
an d Mary Boals motored to Brogan
Mrs. George Sullens was called to Monday for a day's outing.
Baker Saturday, owing to the seri­
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McVicker en­
ous illness of her father.
tertained Sunday evening in honor
James Atterbury, accompanied by of their house guests, Mr. and Mrs.
his brother, Frank Atterbury, spent Ben McVicker, J. McVicker and
Sunday and Monday at Payette daughter, Mary.
Lakes.
Frank Atterbury is spending a
Rev. Hall, wife
and daughter,
few days with his parents, Mr. and
Patty Ann, of Payette, were dinner
guests Sunday o f Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. C. M. Atterbury-
A bad break in the middle line
Otto Meili.
canal occurred Friday night and was
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baker of
not discovered until daylight, when
Payette visited Mrs. Baker’s brother
C. A. VanNatta and family Monday. the road in front of the Boals resi­
F. B. lfrilcox was a Boise visitor dence was badly flooded. The road
will be repaired as speedily as pos­
several days last week.
George Jones transacted business sible.
Carl and Duford Meek returned
in Baker Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. R. D. Rogers was the guest to their home in Portland this week
of her mother, Mrs. Lias, Saturday. after having spent the summer with
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Vincent, Mrs. their uncle, Walter Rudd.
Mrs. Nerrick and sons Wayne and
Otto Miller, L. L. and I. I. Culbert­
son were among the guests at the Orville and Mrs. Walter Griffith
of
Caldwell were
party given Thursday evening by and children
Mrs. S. E. Chapman of Payette. guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Mil­
Mrs. Chapman entertained in honor ton Lauer.
o f the birthday anniversary o f Mr.
Mrs. Fred Lang o f Ontario, Mrs.
Chapman also in honor of L. I,. Ingersoll and Mrs. Meacham ol
Culbertson, who left that evening Glenn’s Ferry were guests Sunday
for Rupert.
of Mr. and Mrs. C. Welcher.
Miss Leah Watson of Fruitland is
One of the largest dinner parties
the house guest of her uunt, Mrs. of the season was given Sunday by
J. A.Mattison.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Frost. Covers
Mr. and Mrs. John Tatterson mo­ were laid for J. M. McVicker and
tored to Nyssa Sunday and spent daughter Mary, and Mrs. Ben Mc­
the day with the latter’s uncle, A. Vicker and two children o f Beatrice,
H. Keck, and family.
Neb., Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brown and
L. L. Culbertson
left Thursday family, Mr. and Mrs. C C. Mc­
evening for Rupert, Idaho, where he Vicker and daughter, and Mr. and
willteach history and civics in the Mrs. Stanley Brown and sons.
high school.
The new honeymoon cars made by
Constance and Anita Johnson
were guests Thursday and Friday the Pullman Company insure day­
time as well as nighttime privacy
of Reva and Maxine Miller.
Mrs. D. R. Rogers returned home to passengers. The cars already art-
Friday evening after having spent in operation on most of the trans­
the summer with relatives in Boise. continental roads. When the berths
Miss Leila Bartshe visited friends are made up, a new style partition
going from the seat to the ceiling
in Ontario several days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bowers of gives the occupants absolute seclu­
Fruitland were guests Sunday of sion.
mentary knowledge of the
nature believe that Just as the ‘‘ Minute Man
and principles of this Government of the Revolution’’ was ready upon
The shibboleth the American Bar i must be generally diffused among a moment’s notice to defend his
Association has adopted in e s t a b -j^ great mass uf its citizens.
1 lights aganist foreign usurpation, it
lishing a national Constitution Week
is my duty as u patriotic citizen to
should be deeply impressed upon the therefore believe it to he my -duty U- u “ Minute Man o f the Constitu-
minds of every citizen o f Malheur to inform myself on American his­
ready at all times to defend
Call
county and particularly every boy tory, the foundations o f our Govern­ the long established and cherished
ment
as
embodied
in
the
United
and girl in the public schools o f the
our
Government
States Constitution, and the applica­ institutions o f
county.
tion of the principles therein con­ against attacks, either from within
or without, and to do my part in
“ To re-establish the Constitution tained to present-day problems.
preserving the blessings o f liberty
of the United States and the prin­
2. Since ours is a government of, for which my Revolutionary fore
ciples ami ideals of our Government
| fath|>rt fou(rllt and died,
in the minds and hearts of the peo­ for and by the people, it is by
FHONl*
very same token a government of
(. , M je v e that as ., ^
Ameri
ple.”
hiid by public opinion. It is,
"
n||] 0¡t¡zen J must maintain continu-
This is the thought we are urged fore, my duly as a good Amedean
ously a civic consciousness and con­
to hold during the next week. Let citizen to help form public opinion
science; that my country needs my
every adult citizen of the county in the community in which I li e in
active service in times o f peace no
give it to at least one public school order that all citizens may hold in­
less than in war; that patriotism
student.
If it is remembered and telligent, just, and humane views on
must be a constituent part of my re­
observed it will mean upholding the governmental questions and endeav­
ligion; that no prouder boast cun , ,
constitution in the daily life and ac­ or to have such views embodied in
emanate from my lips than truly to | |
tivities o f the nation.
our laws.
declare, “ 1 am an American citizen,” ¡ , .
C1U.IÄ
3. Since popular government is and that as an American citizen the [ ;
It is significant that a few days
"*•
before Constitution Week a giganic shaped in the first instance by the Constitution of the United States
HHAVIN u , hah ,
and insiduous plan to overthrow the exercise of suffrage, it is one of my ought to be as actual a part o f my
constitution and government of the primary duties us a good American life and o f my religion as the Ser­
HOT *N|> O dia
United States by the Soviet govern­ citizen to cast my ballot in all local, mon on the Mount.
L. B. HA
state and national elections and to
ment of Russia was revealed.
^ N r»«.
N o sane man or woman in our urge iny fellow-citizens to do the
Alaska is capable o f laising every
country wants to see the constitution same
4. Since ours is “ a government pound of beef, every sort o f vege-j
replaced by the chaotic order of law
table, and every pound uf butter or'
or lack o f law, now being practiced of laws and not of men,” and sinee other dairy product that her people
an orderly government can exist on­
in Russia. Yet it is ignorance o f the
ly through laws justly administered will need till the white population
constitution and its ideals that has
and
impartially enforced, 1 declare it increases to 200 times its present p r o f e ssio n
permitted this insiduous propaganda
to
be
my duty as a good citizen to number.
to get the hold it has in this coun­
try. It is only by keeping a clear serve as a juror whenever summon
Grass
is _ growing luxuriantly on
ed, and to use my influence in every
• wr BOT«
vision of our form o f government
proper way to the end that lawyers.; the tops of thousands of freight
before the people at all times that it judges and jurors so conduct the ad -1 cars lying idle in the railroad yards
can be thwarted.
ministration of justice as to entitle j of the Ruhr Valley. Most of thorn
DK. HARRIig,
Following is your and my creed. the law and the courts to popular ¡are
filled with merchandise and
Let every one of us impress it upon approval and support.
| have not turned a wheel since the
iJateopaUtIa
our minds and hearts:
5. I believe that we Americans Belgians and French marched into
onurla,
have the best government that has , the industrial urc?a last January,
Our Citizenship Creed
Ofrica: VUUoa
ever been created— the freest and
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living under a government
most
just
for 1 (III
all the
people -and
Girl
of 11 swam the Mississippi
T V * m ill 111, the
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and am myself a part of such gov- that it is my duty to uphold and de- Not long ago girls of that age coulu
Tnment— wherein at least an ele fond this Government at all times. I not even spell it..
w. &
Constitution Week
For Quick
tyyssa
: Nyssa Barber.
Fourteenth Annual
MALHEUR COUNTY
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Ontario, Oregon
BeauiyDay, Sept. 20th
RULES OF CONTEST
BIG D A IR Y SHOW
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WlUoa ait
Ontario
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5 Five prises will be given : First prize $50.00, Second
prize $40.00; 3rd, $30.00; 4th. $20.00; 5th. $10.00.
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Five disinterested parties will uct as judyts.
Barbecues, Wild Horse Haces, bucking Contests
Races and All Sorts o f Sports
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Everybody Come !
Let’s Go ! i
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B U T Y O U T H IS P C R E N N I A I
SNAPPY, PEPPY PROGRAM— $2,000 IN PREMIUMS; 13,000 IN POIZES
Band Concerts Daily. Novel Evening Entertain
ments Down Town.
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Bring the Family to Three Days o f Real Joy.
Big Dances and Street Shows in Eveninff
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BANK OF NYSSA
The formation o f a drainagr '
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6 Winners will be chosen Sept. 20th, Thursday after­
noon, at Fair (¡rounds.
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president.
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4 Three girls from eaeli town will be chosen by photo - • >
graph and must appear in person on Heauty Day.
C. M. Oran
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A Big and Varied Program— Something Different Every Day
1 Mail your Photo, with name and add rent, to Lela
Oxman, Manager Heauty Content, Ontario, Oregon.
Further information by writing to manager.
Contest clones Sept. 15th, 6 p. m.
It. W. HWAliLBB
BABY SHO
Cowboy Relay Races, Milking Contests
Field and t rack Contests, Horse Races
Boys’ and Girls’ Club Contests
All girls eligible from 16 to 60!
Nyaaa,
COWBOY SPORTS
Sept. 19, 20, 21st
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K, M. BLOW
Attoraay j
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Automobile Races-Motorcycle Paces-Trick Riding 8
Malheur County Fair
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BEAUTY SHOW
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FEATURING
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