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tha ro ta« in tb a p rim ary .
N othing
could ba abater and m era to tb a liking
of th a finer». T hey w ill bring o u t a
m u ltip lic ity o f aaudidataa in Ike pri
PubHahad every F riday a t M:
m ary. A labor c an d id a te , a fa rm e r
O n ra, by
candidate, clan candidate, a p a trio tic
aooiotioa coedidato, a w e t c an d id ate, ■
H. F. BROW N
dry c an d id ate, a buaineaa m ao 'a can
d id ata and aa m any m ora aa m ay ba
nacaaary to p ro v o n t sn y m an g e ttin g
E ntered a t the Poatotflea a t N ' t u
^ f ig o « , aa eeeood-eûiL —Ut m a tta r tbo 40 p a r can ! and tb a a b a re a con
tro lled convention th a t w ill do th o will
o f th o b u a ta of P o rtla n d w hila they
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
m ilk th e r t a t c d r y .”
One year. In advanea
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This states the situation com
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F '* m onths, in advi
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There is ne sudden creation by
Experts to Assi t
a cosmic artificer so fall of m«n
Parkland, O r., Je n . 24.—D uring th e
from inaoeenee, no extra mun sia w eeaa beginning F e b ru a ry 2 a i-1
dane deity miraculeaaly inter sailing M arch 14. experienced deputias
vening once in a while,no spatial from the office of C lyde G H untley,
and litteral heaven and hell. No c o lle cto r of in te rn a l revenue, will visit
damnation at the hands of aa th e principal e itiea and tow ns of the
Will deliver one of these fine used pianos to your home.
p u rp o se of •sistin g tex-
offended creator who, being ! s p ta a y te ers for in the
th e p re p a ra tio n of the>r fe d
$10.00 each month will keep it there. Thia is yaur opper
omnipotent, might have made e ra l incom e ta x re tu rn s for th e y e ar
tuuity to buy a good used piano.
man able to avoid sia, but chose 1924. T his a ssista n ce ia given g r a tu i t
in his inscroitable caprice to ously by C ollector H u n tley ’s deputies,
make man so weak that and ta x p a y e rs a re urged to avail them
M arshall W endell..........................$125 00
he must fall and then punishes selves of th e se rv ice W hen calling 1
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upon
th
ese
dep
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t
ea,
ta
x
p
a
y
e
rs
a
re
re-
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plete. If the primary law is to him through eternity for falling.
N otsow M ahogany c a s e ---------- $210 00
be modified it should be done by Such are the negative conclu q u ested to brlx g w ith th em the income
H om ilto n Oak c a s e --------------- $225.00
ta x blank fo rm s th ey will h ave r e
KILL IT
ita friends and not ita enemies. sions from the scientific point of ceived
th ro u g h the m ail. In M hlheur
We are told that eternal vigi-
county the d e p u tie s will v isit V ale on
view.
F e b ru a ry 9 and 10; O n ta rio , F eb ru ary
Select one now. Do not wait. Write or Telephone.
lence is the price of liberty, and The state legislature, incited
11 14; J u n tu ra , F e b ru a ry 6 7.
the truth of this statement is no doubt by misguided zealots,
verified by an innocent appear» is having a session of that popu
Corn! seed corn, if not hand pickid
ins bill which has recently made lar indoor sport known as “ Beat
its appearance in the legislature. ing the devil around the bush.” Mrs WilMam Schw aisar, who re la t fall, is se le c te d by successful O re
Weiser, Idahi
This bill is the soealled Mills bill A bill has been introduced mak cantly u n d e rw e n t an o p e ratio n fa r gon g ro w e rs and te s te d fo r e trn iii.e -
tion som etim e in F e b ru a ry
G erm in
to change the direct primary. ing it legal for school children ap pendicitis a t th e Holy R osary hos a tin g 900 k e rn els from 200 e a rs tak e n |
Three Complete Stores - Boise Weiser, Nampa
pital hi O n ta rio , re tu rn e d home Sun
Under the present primary sys to leave their classes during day.
a t random is th e plan of th e e x p e ri
New Gulbransen Pianos from $295, $250 to $440
tem the Multnomah county poli school hours to study the Bible. Mr and Mrs. Ellin W alter» of Ore m en t sta tio n . U nless 90 p e r c e n t e r
Players from $450, $530, $615 to $700
tician has been completely Having failed to introduoe the gon T ra il d is tric t v isited a t tha Evans m ora of th ese kern els m ak e good T
v
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weaned. He can no longer con study of the Bible into the borne T h u rsd ay Mrs. W altera cam e g ro w th i t will pay tn e g ro w e r as much
a d ollar an h our to m ake an e a r by
trol nominations, hence his schools, aforesaid zealots are up to aMnnd th s m ee tin g of th a O. K. as
e a r te s t of all e a rs from which he e x
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,
of
which
abe
ia
a
m
em
ber,
power is gone and he is out of attempting to gain by circumlo
p e c ts to p la n t seed.
Mr.
and
M
rs.
Lou
Degood«
a
n
d
eon
business. So now comes A. L. j cution what they failed to
John w ere d ie n e r g u e sts a t th e Evans
Mills, a fire man and the head accomplish by direct action,
Hay sto re d in sum m er g a in e d se v e r
borne Sunday.
of the bankers class of the state
Mr. and Mre. H erb Boy cam e down al pounds p e r bale a t th e e x p erim e n t
as the figurehead, while sitting
Science vs. Religion.
from th e ir home ap th e riv e r S atu rd ay sta tio n , reach in g til« g re a te s t w eight
T ak in g up
behind as the attorney is J.
Mr. Loy going to town whiio Mrs. Loy in F e b ru a ry or M arch
(By Dr. Jo se p h A. L eighton)
Bowerman, who led the hosts in The modern scientific concep •topped fo r a v isit w ith Mra. W lllia m o istu re from th a a ir ia w h a t g iv es it
a h e a v ie r m id w in te r th a n m id-sum
the 1910 attempt to fasten the tion of nature and man is incom S nyder a t M itchell B e tte
m er w eight. It ten d s to go back to
G
eorge
K
ay
lo
r
re
se
i.tiy
purchased
a
assembly upon us and thereby patible with every single item in
its fkist w e ig h t th e follo w in g sum m er.
bunch of fe e d e r c a ttle from Loren
destroy the primary. This new the traditionalist scheme, from
Red and a lsike c 'o v e r p la n tin g is
G urreli and alec from M r.D a n ce n n ear
attempt is cunningly put
usually b e s t done th e la t t e r p a r t of
, the six day creation to the last N ya-a.
In O regon, th e e x p erim en t
fine
. . . . in its appearance of sina-i judgment and the commitment W illiam J r . , y o u n g eat son of Mr s F ta a b tio -n n a ry dnds.
They a re sow n on fall
Dlicity, but is a wolf m sheep’s 0f men to eternal damnation or and Mra W illiam P a a ta , has been g ra in w here th e light free x irig and
clothing. The joker that is eternal blji8.
thaw ing, or ra in s, g enerally cover the
. This system q uite ill fo r se v e ra l days.
covered np so that it will not be is an imposing edifice, but either Mra. C laude S m ith and d a u g h te r Seed. T he clover 9e*d business de
evident ia to discard all the pri modern science is false through Vivian ra ta rn e d la st M onday freon a m ands Dure seed, especially fre e from
mary candidates save thoae who and through or the traditional th re e w eeks v isit w ith Mrs. S m ith ’a bu ck th o rn . Seed sam ples will be
p a ren ts. Mr. and Mrs. Irv in g W iener, te s te d fre e by the e x p e rim e n t and ted
have received 40 per cent of the system is in irremediable ruin. of
T ha D alles
e r« l eerd la b o ra to ry a t C orvallis, to
vote in the primary. This means It is time to stop trying to patch Pupil* noithor a b se n t nor ta rd y from help th e fa rm e r be su re t h a t his seed
that no candicate will be able to up the old ruin and build a new school d u rin g tko p a st m onth w are: In is good
OREGON.
;
NYSSA
receive such a per cent if the mansion in which our spirits Mr. M acLafTerty’a reom . Mis» Geogia
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powers that want to control may drell in freedom, light and
N O TICE FO R PU B L IC A T IO N
and A rth u r Snyder.
desire otherwise. Commenting power. . . .
D e p a rtm e n t o f th e In te rio r,
A
t
New
Y
ear'*
tim
e
the
pup
ils
of
on this provision of the bill the Let us stop equivocating and
Chiropractors
U. S. L and Office, V ale, O regon,
th e school w ere t r e a te d to candy and
Oregon Jouraal of January 6 face the facta and ask ourselves cookiaa by Mrs. Thom as. M. Lowe, in
J a n u a ry 21. 1925.
Dra. B radford 6 B radford. Car,ver
said:
what is left in the way of a rem em b ran ce o f h e r d a u g h te r M arian, N ation is hereby given th a t V icente
iduates. Consultation end exam ina-
' ‘T hey a re p ra c tic a l g entlem en
ion free. Tea years eueoeeeful » a r
who received h e r education in Iho M eadiola of N yssa, O regon, who,
spiritual
world
view
when
we
T hey will knew exactly hew to throw
ce In th e s ta te of Oregon.
F irs t
g rad es a t O w yhee eehoots aad is non F e b ru a ry 2, 1924, m ade d e s e rt land
th e nom inatlona in to conventions- have faced the muaic and ad | a te a c h e r in th e high school a t W aits s a tr y Mo. 07892, fo r L ot 4, S e stio a 18, door w est e f B ank.
T hey will do it by m aking i t im possi mitted that traditionalism has burg, W ash., h e r hasband being p rin T ow nship Z1 B outh, R ange 46 East,
b le fo r anybody to have 40 per c e n t of gone by the boards.
W iN am ctt* M eridian, has filed notice
H arnpss w ashed and oiiad, $2.00 p e r
CHIROPRACTORS
cipal th e re .
GATE CITY JOURNAL
$10 Down
Owyhee
Sampson Music Company
Don't Overlook the fact that you
can buy seeds cheaper in hulk
Our Prices Are Right
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To Customers of
Idaho Power Company
and Other Local People
H -H -H -H -M -H -h
HE money secured from the sale of
Preferred Stock of the Idaho Power
Company during recent months haa
been sufficient to adequately provide for tha
conatruction expenditures for the greater
part ef 1914.
T
As a result of this favorable condition no
new Preferred Stock will be iasued after
Febraary first—until further notice.
The Company’s Resale Department will be
maintained for the benefit of stockholders
who may want to dispose of tbeir shares.
Application for preferred Stock on our
cash payment plan will be accepted only
w i(j) th# understanding that orders are to be
filled in relation as stack is turned te the
cempany for resale or when new atock is
avaibable.
Nyssa Grain &
Seed Co.
of in ten tio n ta m ake final pecof,
set. N ysaa H arness A addlery Shop.
e sta b lish claim to th e land above da
DBS.
B RA D FO R D A B R A D ?«
scribed, be fo re R e g is te r and R eceiver,
For Sal«
C a rv e r M ethod
U S. Land s lic e , a t Vale O regon
300 tons a lfa lfa hr.y, w a te r and good
th a 3rd day of M arch, 1925.
feeding ground, 14 m iles n o rth of Consultation and Exxaaiaada® t v m
C laim ant nnm as as w itn esse s:
A drian. Ch«a. Bluet, N y ssa, O regon,
Ny.xsa, Oregon
T. M. Low e, F re d K lin g b ac k , both
........a
tü
of N yssa, O regon; Ed T enH ave, F red
ESTRAY
osteopath «
Sntvaley, both of A drian, O regon.
Coma to m ay place on tha Ow yhae
Geo. W. M cK night, R g iste r.
No. 2 ranch, * miles so u th of N ysaa,
one brown Ja c k , little lig h t on belly
DR. H A R R I1 T » B A S I
and nose, unbranded.
O w ner can
Goo G lascock purch ased a pony, for
have sam e by ta ilin g a t ran ch and
O steopathie F h y i ^ c***
his little g irls to ride to school, from
paying ch a-g ea. If not called fo r a n i
O ntario, O regon
H W altera. D ave W a lte rs b ro u g h t it
m al will b* eold a t public auction S a t
O ffice : W ilson Bldg., O var
up Sunday,
urday, Ja n u a ry $1, a t the ranch.
L. H, L ark in .
Mr. and Mra. F. L . B eB crd and
i d a u g h te r V arl w are business v isitors
A TTO R N EY S A T LAW
A Good Cold Remedy.
( in P a y a tta F rid a y .
T ake a fa ir site d onion—a good
The O. K. K hald ita annual elec
stro n g one—and 1st it lim m o 'r in a
K . M. B L O D M T T
tion of officers a t th a A ral m e e tin g of
q u a rt of hooey fo r sev eral hour s, a f te r
the year, hold ia th a E veaa hom e on
A tto rn e y and C aunaaller a t
which s tr a in and tak e a t'.» spoonful
T h arsd ay , J a n u a ry IB. Officers ehosea
fre q u e n tly . I t e a s ts th a cough w on
P ra c tice in aU c ourts
¡fo r th e oom ing y e a r w ar« : P res.,
d e rfu lly .
Mrs. M a rth a K lln g b a c k ; Vice F ra a.,
N y ssa , O reg ea
Mrs. D orothy B o a rs ; See. T re s s ,Mra.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Zada DeBord. H ollow ing th e buainas*
m eetin g dallcioae a efre sh m en te w ere
IN T H E C O U N TY COURT O F T H E
R. W. SW A G LH R
served bv th a h a s ta te , a f te r w hich all
STATE O F OREGON FO R MAL
A tto rn e y a t L aw
H E U R CO U NTY.
adjourned t a m oot w ith Mra. h a s
F e a ts on F e b ru a ry 19.
Room s 12, 14, 15, W ilso«
In th e m a tte r o f ch an g in g th* nam e
of W aiter 8. Saym aaow ica.
Frail K lin g h ta k h anlod a lead of
O ntario, O regon
Notice is h ereby given to all persons
hags to A drian M onday, fa r him self
concerned th a t a t a h e a rin g in th e
and Mr. Lonsa, f a r s h ip m e n t to P o rt
county c o u rt o f aaid county and s ta te
land by F ra n k M illar o f th e Bead.
IN S U R A N C B .
on the 29th day o f D ecem ber. 1924,
Q uite a n um ber a f O w yhee ettisena
upon a p etition h e re to fo re filed in aaid
a tte n d # ! th a D eBoae sa le W ednesday.
court, an order w as m ade end e n te re d
W. B. H O X IE
CH R ISTO PH ER C. THURBER
therein by said c o u rt o rd e rin g , sd-
Messrs. H ad and B daon Sola, re p re
IN S U R A N C E
'All I ask of th e A m erican people judging and decreein g th a t th e nam e
se n tin g tha "F o llo w .-ra of C h ris t,”
of said p e titio n e r, W a lte r S. S iy n i-
Is th a t th ey will send me right back owicx, he changed to W aite S. Sim
Office
a:
t
R esidence, T hird and
will hald a se rie s o f e v an g e list!* aar
into th e m idst of it all again. I w ant -none; and th a t tb a aaid c o u rt will, u -
vises a t th e school house, beginning
£ hrgood A venae.
to be out in G reece tak in g the
Monday e v ta ia g . M essrs. E els w ere m otherleea children out of the leaky, less goad and sufficient causa be shown
to the country, a t th a co u n ty eo u it
N yssa, O regon
e n te rta in e d is th a L ow s hom e Monday desolate cam pa and placing them in room in th e county co u rt house ■
Vale,
O
regan,
a
t
th
e
hour
o
f
11
o
’c
lre
x
hom
es
of
com
fort.”
says
C
hristopher
Mra M. M. G reelin g a f th a Koteny
Mel hodist Church.
n th e foranoon of th e 16 day of I - o
v isitad Mra. Low* W ednaaday w h i’o C. T hurber, who Is spending the early ruary, 1925. g ra n t a c ertific ate u n d e r
w eeks of D ecem ber in Oregon and
S unday Set tool 10 a. m.
Mr. G ra eliag a tta a d s d th a DeBoer
(he
seal
of
tha
c
o
u
rt
of
the
nam
e
th
e
W ashington as sp eak er for Golden
Y eung P e o p le 's m ee tin g , f> 94 p. m.
-aid W alter S. Szym anow iea is to
)*ala.
Rule Sunday, D ecem ber 7th.
P re a c h in g 2nd 4th Sunday«, b .fb
have, which nam e «hall be W a lte r S.
During h4i five y e a r! In T urkey Sim m ans. which n am e e f W a lte r 8. m o rn in g and e vening.
Mra. Jo h n Mita a a d Misa W anda
T hurber QVM through m ord axper- Simmon* shall h e re a fte r be his legal
H ita callad a t B v a aa ' T h arsd ay .
S. E S m u ts, P a s te r.
leacea th an would come te th e a w a g e n a n s .
a- u TEStT
Th« a a n a a l Ico h a rv a a t ia a k o al fliv p a rse s In a t m any life-tim es. H* was
C oan ty Ju d g e .
lib ad . T ha ic* ha* baea n a asaa lly Im prisoned by th e T u rk s for four E. M. Blodgett.
Wanted
A tto rn e y f e r P e titio n e r
good and th ia k th ia y a ar, aw iag t* ib* m eatha because he would not pay his
To
tra
d
e
t
ta
s
i a f heraee fo r P erd
leng continuad eold spell.
incom e tax —a tax larg e r th a n his First pabtteaMaa Ja a a a ry 2, 1926,
car, a t G ai tb la Island, th re e m itae
whole income.
[.a it pab lieatio a F e b ru a ry I t, 1924.
n o rth e f Nyi aia. H erm an T h ram . « H I
On* night, while alon* In his offtat
he was anddenly sum m oned to th«
T urkish h eadquarters, w here w ltbont
< *
< »
While coasting last Saturday an the cerem ony or explanation, he waa beat
hill aaeosa th* bridge Ivan Rail, a en into insenstbtlity. T he soles of his
••v a n yaar old bey. had the m iafertnee feet w are m ashed to a pulp, hia riba
crashed, and hia face was alm ost an-
to be badly injured in a csltisiea with
C. ELINEENBEBC
A N D C a 'GAR S T O R E
recogalaable. when, a fte r a alg h t of ln-
another sled. The bey coffered • bad se ie ib tttty he was found the next
PROMPT DELIVERY
ly brake# leg and atbar miner iajar m oraing by the other A m ericana.
iee. D r Saraaln radored tba fraetar*
KeaieaaMe Entes
. . • i 8H A V ÍNG ,
H A IR C V T T IN
L ater, while taking children from
aad afterward* Ieoh th* patieat la the bodies of th eir dead m otbara. an
H O T A N I ) COLD BATHS
PHONE 16
tba O atarie beapltal. w here ha will lafacted louse craw led from th a body
L. B. H i M A E E R , F ra g -
remain M ill be angalaa tb s M e e f the of a child to T b u rb ar's body, and for
Nyssa.
O regan
d
a
y
;
he
was
dellriou*
w
ith
typhus.
injured mam bar.
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The telep h o n e linem an w as <n Owy
hea S a tu rd ay try in g te p a t th a line,
which has been b o th erin g fo r some
J lim e, in b e tte r shape.
Doc E vans w ag a h o lin e ss v isito r in
W i'der, w h ere ho haa been leading
{corn, S a tu rd a y .
! Mra. J . 8 P in k a to n , who w as quit*
411 a sh o rt tim e ago, ia convaleacing
very slowly.
Boy Hurt
{ City Dray Line 1
Idaho Pow er Company
1 NYSSA BARBER SHOP