The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, October 17, 1924, Image 4

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    THE GATE CITY JOlTRNAl.
Dialriet No 12
C ha rte r No
(P a id A d v e r t is e m e n t .)
THE
REPORT OP
Which
Will
At
N y ssa, in
C O N D ITIO N OP T H E M A L M K l K
COUNTY BANK
the State of OreK,m at the Close of Basine*.
October 10. 1024
RESOURCES
Loom and diacuunta. induuirg rediirounls shown ui ■'*»»
Vf-
art
aial :(0. if any ........
0 «erd. »f to a . c u r . d and um -eru. e<1. .
'~r
670.99
inc'uuil t ««««'Kt»
t i c , inclui.il t> tl.iao
tl“ n ’
d
n . a t u r e . $6,960.86........
(.»ther hondi. warainle ai d se.uiuii -
«m inent, m ate, municipal.
30 * f9 34. 403.53;
, -i- -*n, f i - u
B anking in house
Washington . . . NO Incoma Tax
O regon...............INCOME TAX
California . . . .NO Income Tax
E S H
il.
\\ E
HAVE EXAMINED cfpies of the document ry evidence as
to tee effect of a 9 tate income tax upon Oregon We are satisfied
as to the genuineness of the documents
W e find that this evidence substantiates the claim that many
millions of dollar, have been diverted from investment in Oregon
industries that would provide a home market for Oregon agricu’«
tural products.
We find t h e damage is so serious and of such extint that we
appeal to our neighbors and to voters in all parts of Oregon to
vote for the repeal of the present income tax and to oppose the
enactment of any new state income tax bill, at least until such
time as the other Pacific Coast states have enacted similar leg.sla-
t ;on so they cannot grow at Oregon’s expense.
We do not object to paying a state income tax. but we do abject
to imposing a tax that keeps capital out of our state, retards stste
development and tends to leave o r larmers dependent upon dis­
tant markets.
We resent the tendency to give Oregon the reputation of being
a “backward state.” Oregon’s resources and the courage and
enterprise cf her pioneer people entitle her to a great destiny.
Let us all join hands to rid Oregon of legislation that handicaps
Oregon development.
READ THE NAMES OF THESE SIGNERS:
15
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,
H ä « E S *
Chíeckñ'on banks outside city or town
o th e r cash (tema —
-- .
Tata! ca*b and d - e iron. ba-
$
Oth. r • h U i if .ay,
4,570 47
15 364.36
96h 09
c Anything You Want
„
in Paint and Vamish
o í r e p o rtin g bunk and
g „
Y . ™_ a S 10 i. d I I
* r / T >0
J. ,0 > -W
^ ^ yQ
Flat W a i
L I Paint; in every Unt
o™»
Enamel: in ju et the shade you
w an t' You can't get uniform or
suhafactory reeulu union you can
tecure the correct pruduct fur tbe
particular job in mind
-TTO U SB P ain t
ra • la ■> u ••
$465.110 96
T o t a l .........................................
L IB ILI H E S
$ •£ ( oo on
To meet your every Paint and
Varnish requirem ent w o have
»tucked a complete line of Devue
Paint and Va. tush Product»
(’»pilai stock paid i n ........ .......................... ......
*5 000.00
».m ilM f . u l . . . . . . . . — ........................
. '¿4.610 Ï 4
la) Uiidi liö'i profil»
---- -
.
»lu uw ai
6 4Ü.88
(b| L ett :urra .t expenses, 'n t rs* » ' t t a x e s p a d
»1-.-
41
1 ,1 » d i .l d a n n i t i s o o j . t t to t u x Pu: . iog depot t . due o-
. U t . ,f O . 4 m. c a n t i , clu e i .r .1 " M b « H h
--
- - -«• J J “
C n.hier’» er.eek* of n i bank .a i t e . l i 4 p » v « - e t n m i » --
Total of ,lern . n l dep > its. ot i r th in . ink depot.ts, •« iject «o
reie rve, iti ms 23. 24. 25, 26, $1.5,0.6 u3
#,43 jq
27 T.ma c u r tid :atos of dep-wit oa ts ta id .it?
Tots' of t i n i ani springs d pm«ts O .fah ,■ on d e m . n or
j«ct to notica item i 27 and 28, $121,043.30
$46.>, 111.4»
^
^ w , td j
j
16 h Cay
Hot* you may »elec! without
BOISE FAYETTE Lumutain,u.
N Y 8SA, OREGON
.
AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR*
DEVOE PAINT AND VARNISH PROD
-a.:..;..v e e v e - ■K a-i-H f ' f I *
City Ticket
For Mayor—C F. Eder.
F o r Couneilmen—P. M. W arren, C
L. McCoy, H F. Brown. Sid Bur
bidge
For tteeorder—A. X Millar.
For T r e a s u r e r - O G. Bauer.
Don’t
fever, Lowe’s lost one last week and
Gaylor hafl one dte with milk fever.
Friends will be eorry to learn th a t,
while re tu rn in g from a week s visit
with relatives in Walla Walla, Mr.
and Mrs Ellis Walters and three
younger eoi.a were victims of an au
to accident winch rjuive seriously in-
jured Mr. Walters. Blinded by the
glaring lights of an a p proaihing car,
Mr, Walters turned his car a little too
far, g e ttin g into loose gravel on the
grade, causing his bar to turn over,
breaking the top and windshield The
r e st of the family i sc-ped without
bodily injury. Cliff Tillman went up
and got the children and car, bringing
them back to Oregon Trail district,
where they are staying in the J. B.
Sm>th and Johnson homes. Mrs. Wal­
ters is with her husband a t Hot Lake
sanitarium, near which the accident
occurred.
Miss Myrtle Points and brother
Frank have rente d the Boydell house
across from the J. C. McConnell
ra ch and will live there with their
nephew t h a t he may a tte n d school
Good
312 X Yes
! ■♦♦♦< * 4
Overlook the fact that
can buy seeds cheaper in
My co«nnii»»icii exoiree Dec. 7, 1924.
Vote For Repeal
E ATS
i Hotel
Western ::
White Cooks
m
Nyssa • Grain
Seed Co.
l
OREGON,
NY MS A
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f**H‘4 f..*..
u
C R, Emison, Trustee,
, tiffs, and Ontario Roller
pary, a corporation, A 1
M ary E Ferguson 4 0«1
de m on, were defenaimu
was rendered in favor 4
n a m e d plaintiffs, TkeOM
Bank, a cor potation, ut.
CU IH O PRA CTO K S
| son. Trustee, and age«
* nam ed defendant Onlarsl
DUS. BRA D FO R D & B R A D F O R D Company, for the pm
Two Tltouaand Five Hi
C a r v e r Method
100 Dollars ($2 500.0«)
Consultation a n d E x a m in a tio n F r e e One Thousand Dollars
of from October It, 11 ‘X ^
N y s sa , Oregpn
H undred Dollars Job
fro m October 1st, 1%
OSTEOPATHS
T housand Dollars ($10011
t o b a r 8th. 1023, all at
p e r c e n t (>0 percenOi
DR. H A R R I E T S E A R S
said nates, and forthfl
O steopath ic Physician
Two Hundred Fifty
Ontario, Oregon
a t t o r n e y ’s fers, an* l
Office: Wilson Bldg., Over R a d e r s ’ t a x e d a t Twenty four
which judgment wo
docketed in the Clerk■
A T T O R N E Y * A T L AW
C o u r t ill said Cointy*
of September, 1924.
E
M. B L O D G ET T
A tto rn ey a n d Counsellor a t L aw
Practice in all c o u rts
Nyssa, Oregon
R. W. S W A G L E R
A tto r n e y a t L aw
Rooms 12, 14, 15, Wilson Bldg.,
O ntario, Oregon
INSURANCE.
W. B. H O X IE
THEREFORE
c u tio n aud order *f 1
T h u r s d a y , th e 6th
1924, a t tb e hour of i
t h e fo r e n o o n of asidi
m a in en tr a n c e doer i
C o u r t H ouse at Vale, 1
O r e g o n , s e ll at public a
t o r e d e m p tio s , to the 1
day*
Fr
f o r c a s h in hand, all
a r d in t e r e s t of the*
f e n d a n t s in and two I
s c r ib e d real property.1
L o ts five (5), >•* 1
(7), block one
( 111), in the city off
h e u r County,
w it h
ion«
Pur Î
hereditament'.1
ces, including me“ 1 1
c ated on said lill1
Office a t Residence, T hird and
chinery in the b u iM j
T aken and levied op«J
Ehrgood Avenue.
e r ty of the above
::
N yssa , Oregon
or •< much as ®*J M ]
» a tis iy «vd judg*‘", ,|J
O nta rio Rational
Proprietress.
Wanted
and C. R
a g a in s t the
H * * 'l 1 I >»»
To t r a d e tea m of horses fo r Ford ***inj “ Knlur^Milb
rar, at Gamble Island, t h r . e milea ° i n n t e U r r e , s ° t R,,‘'er
thereon, * -
north of Nyssa. H e rm an T h ru m . o263 r o s ta and duburi«®* |
mav accrue
Dated at ValeJ Onf* I
of September, !«*■
INSURAN CE
Mrs. Frank Edwards :
I 01 Quick Service I Notice of ¡Sheriff’s Sale
CALL THE
lea
Our Prices Are
Patronage
day afternoon at the Rippy home in
800 M O RE SIGNERS o f a b o v e a p p ea l; MORS THAN 1500 CONTRIBUTORS to the Apple Val>ey.
e x p e n s e of g e t t i n g f a eta b e e f o r e v o t e r » ; s ig n e r » and c o n tr ib u te * a live in ALL
P a r t s o p O r e g o n ; t h is a d v e r t is e m e n t i s is s u e d by C 6 C h a p m a n , F d ito r o f
A number of community people went
th e O re g o n Voter, in it ia t o r e f r e p e a l m e a s u r e ; r e a id e n c e 16# L ownsdale S t . to see ‘'The Covered W agon” a t the
P o r tla n d , O r e g o n
.
Bend pavijlion Monday evening—
among them Glaseocks, F e n n ’s, Mc­
Ginnis’ DeBord* and Sehweizer’s.
" « » * H ++++++++++++4-Ï++++ t » + + + + + + W W M * * * * * * * * * *
The local P T. A. had a good meet
ing Friday Owing to illr.-ss. Presi­
dent Mrs Kliintt was absent and Vice
President Mrs. Klingbark presided A
CIGAR STORE
survey was taken of requirements to
mako our school standard aad it wai
- L
¡
Individual:induct
Public.
Owyhee
Dray Line
Devue lixpjrtmaii,
reo.urcmentj rftlaa
"*»*w
f f — mm
(Ji ,
‘ r L ’ O r,'
fruit
qarszin, G L Phillips Directora
Subscribed a r d sworn to b e fo r e me tbi
Miss R M Steiwer, Spray
S C Crawford, Jordan Valley
F L Meyers LaGrande
H W Gahari, Jordan Valley
Kathleen M Thornton, Lakeview
W li Helm, Jordan Valley
Kellie May Hill, Lexington
D L) Joslyn. Jordan Valley
M L Boyd, Dallas
Bert C Palmer, Jordan Valley
The above it the tic ke t selected at
Oscar Hayter. Dallas
Eugene Hayte., Dallas
th e m ee ting held Thur»dny evening to
Fred J Palmer. Jordan Valley
| Louis E Bean, Eugene
place in nomination condidate* for the
E M BloJgett, Nyssa
various city offices.
Mayor P M
iH H Hendricks. Fossil
J P Dunaway, Nyssa
W arren w a a c h ten aa chairm an at.d
' A J Egan. G^rvais
A L Cockrum, Ontario
J. P. B a x te r waa cuosen s e c re ta r y .
Homer W Egan, Gervais
There were th ree nominations made
W F Homan. Ontario
W W Lloyd, Halfway
C E Woodson, Heppner
(or m ayor—t . F Eder, H. F Brown.
E C Van Petten, Ontario
b'erd Groner, Hillsboro
L. B. Hamakcr. a!l of whem re spec t­
W S Brown, Vale
Blanche cook, Jacksonville
fully declined th e honor. An impns
M G Hope, Vale
D I) Joslyn, Jordon Valley
sioned appeal by E. M. B lodgett sic
J P Houston, Vale
G W Marvin, ¡silver lake
onded by numerous others, however,
Jay H Dobbin, Joseph
S W Hoech, The Dalles
caused &fr Eder to re le nt and allow
H S Brimhall, Tillamook
his name to be voted on The three
Sam Litch, Enterprise
C
D
Rorer,
Eugene
names were balloted upon, resulting
Porter J Neff, Medford
S c Miller, Dillard
in Mr E d e t ’s alm ost unanimous elec
A L Mills. Portland
J Frank Adams. Merrill
tion.
Frank E Andrews, Portland
Fred w Falconer
There were five nominations f t r
H D Norton, Grants Pass
Mac Hoke, Pen ¡let; n
couneilmen—P. M.
W arren, H. F.
Mr and Mrs. Ctias. Points left last
R M Fox, Portland
Brown, C L JUoCoy, Sid Hurbidge,
John S Orth, Medford
Jay Cibson, Gaston
C. F Miller
The following w. re ■week tor a w in ter’s sojourn in The
James Pelton, Fort Kalamath
Gertrude C Glover, Klamath Falls elected: W arren, Brown, Met oy, Da.les.
C C Clark, Arlington
Charles H Castner, Hood River Burbidge.
F r td S n iv e ly and John Bigelow were
P A Frakes.Scappoose
Charles Kay, cloverdale
r o r Keeorder—A. H Millar was the overnight gue sts iri the Peulz home
Charles W Ellis, Burns
G M Rice, Pendleton
only nominee and he was elected by ' Sunday.
Frank Branch Riley. Portland
acclamation.
B H Draper, Salem
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Henness of Kuna
A B Robertson, Condon
For T r e a s u r e r —O. G. Bauer was »«e visiting the home folks this week,
C D Teats, Riekreall
J E Roman, Astoria
the only m mince and he vas .eciiiJ
>n,j Mr9 Fred Klingbuek and
Charles E Gates, Medford
E C Sammons. Portland
by a cc la m ai’on.
family
were dinner guests at DeBocd’s
Arthur M Churchill, Portland
chas J Shelton, Baker
Sunday.
^
H VV Collins, Pendleton
A A Smith, Baker
Harry
P.usseil
is
doing
the
ccmmun
Dan r Smythe, Pendleton
O S Blanchard, Grants Pass
ity a good turn lately, having killed
Conrad
Strafrm,
Dallas
Thomas Gavin, Shaniko
four coyotes and two skunks.
Geo W Steel hammer, S'lverton
Miss Marian Lowe and Mr. Carl C. j
Charles H Stewart, Portland
Mark N Tisdale, Sutherlin
Mrs. Robert Elliott a tte n d ed the
Quackenbush were married at the:
J W Mayo, Stay ton
N G Wallace, prineville
_ .
.
. . . .
, R t b e k . h convention in Vale WedneB-
Bpiseopel
rectory
in
Lewiston,
Ida.,
j
Phil Metschau, Portland
carl G Washburn, Eugene
day.
on Ootober 4, 1924
A D Moe. Hood River
T c wheeler. Cottage Grove
Mrs Quackenbusb, t h e _______
..., j ,
daughte _ r of
Charles Hall, Marshfield
J L Gault, Corvallis
Outo tops repaired a t the Nyssa
Mr and Mrs. T. M, Lowe, is well
S P Peirc«, Sixes
Shoe Shop.
known
and
highly
esteemed
here.
She
________________
J C Perry, Salem
was g r a duated from Whitman rolleg«
patsy Daly. Prairie City
in 1923, where she w p a member of
L B arnum , T he Dalles
Robt W Sawyer, Bend
•+-H-+*+ + + ♦ + + + ♦
; L J Chapin, Salem
Delta G am ma Sorority and of tbe ns-* *
Josaph J Keber. Mt Angel
E G Kave'l. L akeview
tionai Phi Beta Kappa. Since t h e n , T
Alta B Smith, pilot Kock
A u g u s t J S t a n c e . LaG rande
she has been teaching in the high T
W C McKinney, Portland
E G K nratli, Hillsboro
school a t W aitsburg.
D H Robbins, Molalla
Jean K LasBwell, Oakland
Mr. Quackenbush, who panticipated
Hal B Hot», Oregon City
Charles T Bennett, Mosier
Wm H O a u g h tie y , Echo
in naval activities during the w ar, is a
V L Dandy; Myrtle Point
g r a d u a t e of the Minnesota University
F H Churchill, Roseburg
and tho a t present principal of the
Fred H Hopkins, Medford
AT
W a i t s b u r g school, is now taking a law ?
Wm J Liljequist, McMinnville
W C Dalton, K la m a th Falla
course.
Frieads
here
unite
in
wish
S L Parrett, Newt-erg
P F t handler. Canyon City.
ing th e young couple a long, proiper
H G Enders, Jr, Ashland
W C S t e w a r t, Dayville
ous and happy married life together.
W S F erguson, A thena
Fred Hollister, North Bend
S a r d Madras
H Wayne Stanard, Brownsville F H S W Burt,
H untington
J J Donegan, Burns
F H Gauike, Joseph
B e ar in mind the haOcwe'on e n te r­
The best the market af-
W c Leever, central Point
C P bishop, Salem
ta i n m e n t a t the school house on Fri • ■ ford» in great abundance
F l b e r t Bede, C o t ta g e Grove
H W Young, coquille
day avaning, October 31. Neighbor
Genrge W H o b b s, S dverten
and variety.
C E Ingalls, Corvallis
ing eemmnnVties are al.o invited to
O E ln g lit, Corvallis
L D Scarborough, cres^eM
A D L ea vitt, K la m a th Fall
eome and help us have a jolly time
J J Roberts, Redmond
F D McCully, Joa. ph
A number of young folks, mostly
L ana Miller, N ew port
M G Hope. Vale
school students,
climbed Mitchell
Will M P e te r s o n . Pendleton
W L Thompson
Paul
E
Pollman.
Baker
Butte
Sunday,
some
on
horseback.
L A Wright, Union
C 0 Portwood, Fnaeil
L. G. DeBird and ni ees, Mildred
Mrs Lewis A McArthur,Portland K e ith Powell. Woodbarn
S o lic ite d :
and Evelyn DeBord, were gaeats 8u n» * »
George P u tn a m . Salem
Mr» c E McDowell: prineville
ii NYSSA BARBER SHOP !i ii jj City
founded on 6v* ,,u
restriction and buy with hill confi­
dence knowing that you am getting
Devue Supreme Quality “ eveey
STATE OF OREGON, Countv of Vnlheur. S3
,
.
. , weHr th, t
1, J P D u te w tv . e*«hi -r of t h - i h ' f n i n s J bank d > aolemnly »wear in
..I
oe
ief.
the ab>v * s « t i nani, la rue to the b a it o in .' k i «<1, Ige,
4
J r D U N ..W A Y , C shier
Correct- A t t e . t:
If you vant t
Son in all Paint y
come 'e our start \
reliable advice n
product and prog»»
By v ir tu e of an execution io f o re
elosura duly i 89U, d by t h e Clerk of the
Circuit Court of tho S t a t e of Oregon,
for th s County of Malheur, d a te d th e
25th day of September, 1924, and di­
rected to me, upon a decree and o rd e r
of sale rendered in said C c u r t on th e
-3rd day of S e p te m b e r, 1924, in a c e r ­
tain suit in the Circuit C ourt for said
S tate and County, w herein t h e O n ta
Sf