The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, June 20, 1924, Image 4

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    capital, labor and, in fact, every
resource of the Nation will do it3
part, share and share alike. This
would mean el mination of the pro­
fiteer and the slacker during the
period of natioal strife. The World
Court plan is indorsed, but there
is a renewed announcement that the
United States will have no par­
ticipation in the League of Nations.
The
Republican party, through
Temporary Chairman Burton, call­
ed attention to the fact that during
the Republican Administration tax
| es have been reduced; peace re­
Ontario Visitor.
stored with Germany, the suffrage
Mrs. E. M. Grail, county school
millions
of
superintendent, was a business vis ( oiiforniM With a Woman’s Ideals amendment ratilied;
dollars have been spent on
the
itor in Ontario Tuesday, looking
' disabled soldiers; the tariff has
after matters connected with her
Curtains soiled with the soot of
been revised so as to produce more
office.
winter need not be
a source of con- revenue and lessen taxes; that there
Returns From Jamieson—
cern this Spring even for a moment. *s a
u* unemployment; fhnt
John Muttart returned Saturday Through a new, saving service which Koud wages prevail, that more leg-
from Jamieson where he has been
islation has been enacted for the
we tie now able to offer, you can
quarantined for smallpox
for
benefit of the farmer than during
have
them
washed
gently,
and
number of weeks. He is staying at
any session of Congress for 50
the home of his mother, Mrs. Annie daintily dressed up again without yeans (even William Jennings Bryan
so much as a hook mark or pin hole has publicly admitted this fact);
R. Muttart, while in the city.
to mar them.
that peace in Europe has been aided
Land Office Visitors—
Voile, Nottingham, Brussels, Irish by the Dawes Commission; that the
Harry L. Page arrived in town
Point, Marquisette, Marie Antoinette Budget System, a Republican mea­
from Rockville Wednesday and paid
sure. in the fir t year of its being,
a visit to the land office. Another Applique— evrey kind of lace and
resulted in the reduction of $600-
land office caller was Jesse Griffith washable curtain responds to this
better method and comes back to 000,000 from the estimates submitt­
of Watson.
ed; thut the Republican Party does
you as soft, filmy and attractive as
not stand for the cancellation of
See Polo Game—
when first put up.
war debts owed to us hy foreign
K. A. Holte, H. R. Dunlop, Allen
To make you acquainted with this countries and for which our people
Wilcox, and George M. Love motor­
ed to Boise Sunday to witness the service, we invite you to send your paid; that a packing bill to pro­
polo game there between the Boise curtains for a special demonstration. tect the stock raisers was passed;
A remarkably improved machine that a co-operative marketing act
team and
the one from Camp
Lewis.
called the ‘ Hopkins” Curtain Dryer, was passed.
The dominant note of the entire
which we have installed, inspires
Over From Nyssa—
convention proceedings was as Mr.
this
invitation.
W. B. Hoxie, a prominent citizen
Unlike the ordinary dryer, this Burton voiced it, “ the people— and
of Nyssa, was in Vale on business
all of the people— have confidence
equipment makes possible the han in Calvin Coolidge.— National Press
Monday.
dling of curtains without a single
Ass’n.
Ontario Merchant—
hook or pin—we return your cur
H. C. Boyed of Boyer Bros. A- Co. tains smooth, dainty, the edging in­
at Ontario, was visiting with fellow
merchants in the county seat Mon­ tact, the corners square, ready to
hang.
day.
Once you have had your curtains
In . Town Thursday— .
laundered this better way, you will,
C. KLINKENBERG
i " „_erui.V1v!t“ l . . V|' J0 , madL .E in,al Prefer it always. This is the kin.)
proof on his homestead was Seth L.
of curtain service that conforms
P
R
O
MPT
DELIVERY
Moore, also
of
Huntington, who
was accompanied by John T. Shaw with a woman’s ideals of what a
Reasonable Rates
curtain should be.
and Albert Hancock as witnesses.
Curtains and drapes, made of
PHONE 15
Business Visitor—
other than washable materials, may
Ben Russell, superintendent of
be entrusted to our Dry Cleaning
the Idaho Power Company, was a
business visitor from Boise Sunday, Department.
Bundle up your cut tains and tell
coming over to visit F. G. Cleve
land of the Vale Grain & Feed Com us when you’re ready. Our repre
pany.
senlative will call, and in a short
PROFESSIONAL
time you’ll have your curtains back,
In Vale Monday—
DIRECTORY
fresh, clean, dainty, ready to put up.
J. W. Graff, who has extensive
You’ll
find
this
service
most
eco
farming interests near Homedale
Idaho, was in Vale Monday on bus nomical, and a great help in house
iness. Mr. Graff is an experienced cleaning.
CHIROPRACTORS
oil man, one who for many years
ONTARIO LAUNDRY
handled the crude stuff, and is con
fident gushers are yet to be struc
DRY CLEANING WORKS
DRS. BRADFORD & BRADFORD
in this country.
Paid Advertisement
Carver Method
Makes Final Proof-
THE CLEVELAND CONVENTION ConsuPation and Examination Free
Joseph H. Beller of Huntington
was in Vale last Friday for the
Nyssa, Oregon
purpose of making final proof on
The outstanding feature of the
his homestead. With him as wit
eighteenth National Convention of
nesses he brought Thomas Mane) the Republican party, which has
OSTEOPATHS
ami Clyde R, Brown also of Hun
just concluded its labors at Cleve
tington.
DR. HARRIET SEARS
land, was the voicing by the dele­
gates of their faith in Calvin Cool-
Allends Funeral—
Osteopathic Physician
Verne W. Chambers grandson of idge. The President and his running
Ontario, Oregon
mate,
('has.
G.
Dawes,
another
the lute Mrs. Emily Anderson, ar
rived in Vale the latter part of th striking example of sterling Amer­ Office: Wilson Bldg., Over Radei
preceding week and was present at ican manhood, go before the voters
the funeral of his grandmother Sun on a platform which should win for
day. He returned to his home in the Republican ticket the votes of
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
many Democrats. The platform is
Poortlund this week.
free from political bunkum. It is
From Nyssa—
an honest, straightforward state­
E. M. BLODGETT
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Divens mo­ ment of the things for which the
tored over to the county seut from Republican party stands.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Nyssa Tuesday afternoon and visit
A brief summary of the platform
Practice in all courts
ed with
friends
here.
Robert shows that the President and his
Millar was also a member of the party are pledged to governmental
Nyssa, Oregon
party.
Mr,
Divens
is connected economy; to tax reforms that will
with the Nyssa Grain & Feed Com still further reduce the burden of
pany.
taxation; that the strictest scrutiny
R. W. SWAGLER
will be made so that the integrity
Will Have School—
Attorney at Law
of the Budget System may be pre­
Word has been received that Miss
served. It declares that the Republi­
Margaret
Cleveland,
daughter of
Rooms
12,
14, 15, Wilson Bldg
can administration slashed $200,000-
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Cleveland, ha
000 from the cost of government
Ontario,
Oregon
been engaged to teach the Lincoln
and eliminated 50,000 employees
school, on
the
highway between
Vale and Ontario, the coming year. from the payrolls; that the Admin
lifted
the tax burden
Miss Cleveland has attended the istration
BEAL ESTATE
University of Oregon for the past some $1,250,000,000 per annum, a
the
same
time
reducing
the
public
two years, leaving there this spring
to take the last term’s work at the leht hy over $2,500,000,000.
W. B. HOXIE
The pint form refers to the fact
normal school at Monmouth where
that
in
1020.
when
the
Republicans
Bonded Real Estate Dealer
she wus a member of the gradual
took office, that there were about
ing clnss.
INSURANCE
hire million men out of work in
he country and that today there is
Makes Final Proof—
Office at Residence, Third and
Mrs. Clara K. Huginin-lluckett little if any unemployment. The
of Westfall was a business visitor party is pledged to give to the
FIlirgood Avenue.
in the county scat Tuesday, coming farmer all necessary government
Nyssa, Oregon
down to make final proof on her assistance in oigaiiiting and estab­
homestead in the
upper country. lishing a system for the eo-oper-
Witnesses for the proceedings were itive
marketing
of
agricultural tr-trfrertrCffrüiferù-ffü-ùirCtù-trtffr-ü-ü-trâ t
Carl Thomas and
Russell Kelsay, product». It promises to aid and
also of Westfall.
simplify as well as the cheapening
of our marketing and distributing
Boy McNulty and Jesse and Did; machinery.
It
promises
depart­
Griffith brought in a herd of rattle
mental help in diversified farming
from the ranches at Watson the
and. if necessary, direct financial
CALL THE
latter part of last week.
Everett
lid during the transition period of
Fretwell and Kenneth Palmer also
liversification. There Is also a
accompanied them.
pledge to continuous and vigorous
Visits Home—
efforts to strengthen and broaden the
Mr and Mrs. R, M. Reach an I export markets.
son Henry are visiting nt their old
In the matter of railroad rates,
home here this week.
They will then' is a declaration for a revision
£ PHONE
70E2
return to Bend where they are liv­ with a view to reduce the rates on $
ing at the present within a few agricultural products. Aid for good
days.
Earl Neely, another formei
uhways is urged. The new im m i- ----------- -
Valeite, made the trip from Bend »ration law is indorsed. In 'lie ♦ + ♦ + + + + + + + + + *+ + + + + + + + + + + *■
with them in their enr and is visit­ matter of prohibition, there is n !
♦
ing with his family here for n few le.larstioo in favor of law enforce­
days.
ment. There is also a declaration
thai guilt
personal and a pledgi
....
a v n im
liiver Reported Low—
Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Davis of the to publish every individual found n r l i v / J ( I r r A K O f ( / / l / i
Hole in the Ground country were guilty o f fraud against the Govern-i j '
here Wednesday
on
their return met t,
SHAVING. HAIR CUTTING j
I’he i e is a declaration to extend
trip from Ontario. Mr. Davis, who
HOT AND COLD BATHS
I
is a prominent stockman of that *'v ,r y a|d, financial and otherwise. ,,
country, reported everything
-
.......... very
— , , | *° the^disabled veterans of the late ;;
L. B. HA MAKER. Prop.
I
at
the Owvhee1 war T"* '* •» • Provision asking ■
dry and stated
that
Oregon Î
ha« _____
ever been
, *’ at the President be given power. \ \ Nyssa
river is lower than it _____
„
known to he.
I in time of war, to draft every citi-
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ten of the United States, so that i
Return From Trip—
Mr. »mi Mr». A. W. Glenn reached
Vale Monday after a ten days’ visit
in Portland. Miss Mary Glenn, who
Marriage License Issued—
has een taking a month’s vacation
A marriage license was issued t o 1 f rom her work in the Vale Trading
J. F. Owens and Miss Minnie Pegg, Company, made the trip with them,
both of Juntura.
with them also
was little Edna
Glenn of Portland, who will make
Shopping—■
an indefinite visit here during the
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Yeoman of
Brogan were shopping visitors in
Vale the first of the week.
Bring Cattle In—
NEWS OF COUNTY SEAT
ONTARIO CLEANIN6 SERVICE
r
1
CITY LOTS IN
Entrepot to the Owyhee
and Black Canyon Irri­
gation Projects
City Dray Line
F o i Q u ic k Service
Possesses more undevelop­
ed resources than any other
town in the Snake River
ÏT
Fine Building Sites
and up
Drop around and look
them over
Nvssa Transfer i
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i IÜYSSA BARBER SHOP j
Jo u rn al Office