T he G ate C ity J ournal
YOU XXIII NO. 8
CONDENSO STATBMEMT
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Poultry Supplies
Custom Cleaning
and Grinding
Nyssa Grain &
Seed Co.
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New Library Books
Am ong th e new books w hich hsve
i c SESSIONAL
recently been received a t the N yssa
101 R E C T O R Y
public lib ra ry from th e county lib ra
rian a re :
W hen th e W est W as Y oung— Beck-
A T T O R N E Y S A T LAW
d olt.
Cow C o u n try —Bow er.
E . M. BLO D G ETT
Valley of S ilen t Men—Curwood.
Iris h T w ins—P erkins.
A tto rn ey and C ounsellor a t Law
M exican T w ins—P e rk in s.
P ra c tice in all c o u rts
H o m e stea d er’s P o rtfo lio (a sto ry of
C e n tra l O regon)—P r a t t.
N yssa, O regon
In th e Oregon C o u n try —P u tn am .
Boy w ith the U . S. F o re ste rs—Rolt-
C H IR O PR A C TO R S
W heeler.
Five L ittle P e p p e rs; Our D avie P e p
DRS. B RA D FO R D & BRA D FO R D
p e r—Sidney.
C arv er M ethod
F ive L ittle P eppers and T hair
C onsu ltatio n and E x am in atio n Free F rie n d s—Sidney.
N y ssa , O regon
W este rn ers —W hite.
W. B. a o x iE
IN S U R A N C E
O ffice a t R esidence, T h ird and
E hrgood A venue.
N yssa, O regon
Likes New Home
O ST E O PA T H S
DR. H A R R IE T SE A R S
O steopathic P hysician
O n tario , O regon
O ffice: W ilson Bldg., O ver R a d ers'
Chiropractors
Drs. B radford A B radford. C arver
graduates. C onsultation and exam ina
tion free. Ten years successful prac
tice in th e sta te of O regon.
F irst
door w est of Bank.
S ig n o f P ro g re t a
T h e world is making some progress.
Not as m any girls are nam ed Birdie
as form erly.—Atchison Globe.
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K LINK EN BERG
PROMPT
DELIVERY
R easonable
PH O N E I f
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NYSSA BARBER SUSP
AND CIGAR STORE
SH A V IN G , H A IR C U T T IN G
HOT A N D COLD B A TH S
L. B. HAM AK ER. P rop.
N yssa
T he m any N yssa frie n d s of Mrs. L.
M .D eBord will be in te re ste d in hearing
how aha is g e ttin g along in h e r w e
homo a t P a y a tta . In a lo tta r to the
Jo u rn a l sha Bays:
“ W e’ve been doing some hu stlin g
sinee we cam e down here. W e a re If
m iles n o rth e a s t o f P a y o tte and are
fa rm in g 80 a cre s. T h irty live are in
P o ta to e s; 40 w s ’ve ju s t p u t into d a te -
p ru n e trcoe and w ill crop th e sam e 40
to sw ee t corn. l£ e have a co n tra ct
w ith tha e sn n ary Jfere to ta k e i t if we
■ucesed in r a ilin g it. Basides all th a t
t h a r s 's 1J or 2 a cres of g rap es here.
Wo all like i t very m ach. P a y a tte is a
clean, progcassiva little city, full of
nice, frien d ly people so f a r aa we have
been ab le to see, w ith a apltndid grade
and high schoel w hich, w ith our five
children from 18 to fi years, is indis
pensibla.
We found Mr. and Mrs.
Da .a, fo rm erly o f N yssa, in the M.
E. church Sunday school, w hore we
go. N eedless to say , I m iss w ritin g
! th e Ow yhee ite m s fo r th e eounty p s
pars. I th in k Mrs. E vans is doing
splendidly a t i t though, and hope she
| can k eep i t u p .”
Farewell Party
R ates
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O r eg ea
Mr* J. J. Sarsazin and Mrs.
Chas. Crawford were hostesses
at a farewell party given to Mrs
D. W. Gibson Vhuraday evening.
Members of the Eastern Star
were present ia a body to speed
the parting sister to hen new
home.
Refreshments of ice
eream and cake were served and
a good time was had by all.
C lair P tp p e rd , who is a sophomore
in vocational education a t the Oregon
A g ric u ltu ral Collage, kas bean nomin
sled fo r tre a s u re r of tbo ju n io r class
o f n e x t y e sr.
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1 If you have Ifeef Cattle, Hogs,
Mutto* er Veal
Nyssa, Or.
Phone 6
Nyssa Packing Co.
BURBID6E * RAY, Prep.
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NYSSA, OKKGON, FRIDAY, MAY 16. 1926
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LOCAL NEW S IN BRIEF
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k L suek will Isa v e
Sunday, th e 17th, to r A shland, O ra.,
as d e ls g a tc s to th a I O. O. F . g ra n d
lodge. G eorge Cloeeon, a p a st m a s te r
;o f the b lac k sm ith e ra ft, w ill run the
shop while Mr. L euck is absent.
G eorge E. Schw eizer is a c tin g as
mail c a rrie r on ro u t# I w hile A rtio
R obertson is ta k in g his vaoatiea.
Miss C u a i Sm ith o f D enver, Colo.,
is m ak in g an exten d ed v isit a t th e
home o f h e r siste r,
M rs. B rady
Fow ler, Miss S m ith expeots to bo
joined la te r by o th e r m em bers e f th a
fam ily when th ey will e o alln ae on to
th e co ast to v isit th a Al G am bia fa m
ily a t Tillam ook.
V ernon G a rre tt hae re tu rn e d fro m
C alifornia, w here be w e n t a bout a
y ear ago in com pany w ith th e R oberts
fam ily The ra s t of the p a rty atoppud
off a t P a y e tta .
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. MsCoy a r t mov
ing in a few days in to tho D. W. Gib
son house from th o A. H lnseh real«
dence on north T h ird s tre e t.
L. S. R oot o f th o N yssa F illlag f l a
tten was in P arm a F rid a y a a d S a ta s-
day of last w eek looking a fte r p rop
e r ty in te ree ta.
Mia, Hazel B ertach re tu rn e d S a tu r
day from Boiae, w here she had been
ta k in g tre a tm e n t for apinal m eningi
tis. She is much im proved In h e alth .
J. J. Cancelm o w as in P o rtla n d thia
w eek on business.
C. F. E d er w as over from Now
Plym outh Monday and took in tho big
Masonic lodge ao in ’s in th e evening.
Tbe N yssa band w ent to O n ta rio
T uesday anil under th a leadarahip o f
D ire cto r S toner fu rn ish e d tho m usic
for the H ospital Day exercises. T hey
re p o rt a big a tte n u an c e and m uch in*
tezest.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McCoy a t
ten d ed
an E lke dance a t N am pa
T neeoay n ig h t w hich w as given a s a
benefit fo r th e n ational H ospital Day.
Mr. and Mrs. H a rlan Diven spent
Sunday in E m m ett w ith h e r aleter,
Mrs. H a rry Goahert.
Mrs D. W. Gibson and childran will
leave th is evening for S a n ts C rus, Cal
ifornia, to join Dolno, who is in skarge
of a bunch of hens th a t a rs in i n egg
'ay ing c o n te st.
P o s tm a ste r T W. T h rsilk illo f Boise
was in N yssa and paid P o stm a ste r
Lisaio T aom paon a f r a te r n a l visit.
Mr. ThrnilkiU is g e ttin g tk s sig n a tu re s
o f p o stm aste rs to a p etition ask in g the
g overnm ent to m ake Boise s slapping
place on tho a ir mail routo from Pa*
eo. W ash., to Elko, Nov. Tho routo
is assured and i t is desired t h a t Boise
be d esignated as one od the way stop*.
P. I. Spear shipped tw o oarloada of
s e ttle to tho P o rtlan d m nrknt this
w eak. Tha sh ip m en t Included 19 veal
salv es th a t topped th e m a rk e t.
P a r S ale—T om ato P la n ts, ISc par
doson
Mrs. L. H erron.
Nysau, O regon
at the clone ot business April 6 , 1926
RESOU RCES
Loans and D iscounts........ . $342.109 71
O v e rd ra fts.........................
286
72
' Building, F u rn itu re. F ix tu re s 14,7 H 86
i O th e r Real E s ta te ..............
i.M S M
9 to ck s and S e c u ritie s _____S 2,<'00 00
Rands and W arran ts ..........
8,799.48
C ash and Dun F rom B anks 180,148 SO
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Capital S to c k ........ .............
S a rp lu t and P ro fits..........
Bilia P a y a b le ......................
R ed isco u n ts___ _____ . . .
D E PO SIT S..........................
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O F F IC E R S AND DIRECTORS
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H. J. Ward, President
’ ; john Bay, Vise VraMgnt
J. P Dunaway, Cashier.
O. G. Bauer, Aseietaot Cashier
H. A. Bivan. A ssists* Cashier.
J, F. Reece.
G. 6. Philips
Dan Davie stopped off Mondap an
his sa tu ra faam a b a s nass trip to Now
Y ork to v isit hla p aren ts, M r. and
Mrs. R. J . Davis.
The little, unlooked for services, courtesies and altan tio n a. eataid e th a
G. E. B e rtssh purchased 60 day-old path of routine, ara w h at have counted m eet In maM h* loyal friends a
to m ors fo r this bank.
ck ia from G eorgs G oadtlab th is weak.
P a te r M ailink was down from P trm a
W ednesday fo r • d a y ’s v isit w ith “ Ike
Wado School Gota Cup.
boys.” P e te r ia f u m in g a 12-acre
tr a c t n e ar P a rm a and a ta ta s t h a t ha
W ith the final scera o f ISO pointa In
h a t w a te rm e lo n s already ap. Accord
th e fifth an n u al M alhaur C ounty T rack
(M alheur E n ta rp risa )
ing te hla tim e-hanerod custom . P a te r
and Fisld Moot bald laat F rid a y for
dropped in to tho Jo u rn a l office fa r a Market Road Gets Appropriation school ehUdsan o f th a county, the
O onnty e o n rt m ot In session W ed
c h a t and to renew h it su b scrip tio n for
W ade school saeurad possession o f the
nesday and g ra n te d a $10,000 a ppro silver loviag cup give« by M alheur
a n o th e r year.
p
riatio
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m
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rk
a
t
road
m
oney
for
th
a
P eninsular R ange fo r ta le in goad
eounty officials, to he re ta in e d ana
condition. G s rra t G root.
m lM t construction of th e N y s ta -J o rd tn Val y e sr.
F or th ro e preceding y e ars
ley road. C onnections will be m ade W ade baa secured th a h ig h e s t num ber
w ith th a Succor creek canyon to fu rn of points in ru ra l school en trios. The
tab a b e tte s o u tle t from Jo rd an V alley.
Jo rd an Valley school acorod aacond
I t was e stim a te d th a t $20,00$ would
w ith 73 pointa and V ale th ird w ith
be necessary, b u t th a t $10,000 or 912,- 48.
000 would be sufficient fo r tem p o rary
The W ads tehool soeured a n o th e r
The Baeeaiauerate service will connection. The w ork will be com prize w hen V ic to r H ichox, one o f its
m encad w ith o u t delay.
be held at the Methodist ahurch
stu d e n ts, took tho boy’s eup, given by
Sunday, May 17, at 11 a. n>.
tho VnU Dm d e p a rtm e n t, w ith s to ta l
Shorry Johnson Wins Suit. I score o f M p o in ts. H iakox w as first
Rev. Smuts will conduct tha
service. Mrs. A. R. McCarty, L a te Friday aftern o o n th e ju ry in tb e fifty, first in th a hundred, first
n g b t in a verd ict in the ease of in th a ru a n ln g bread jum p, and first
Mrs. F. M. Stubbs and Miss b S ro
h e rry Johnson vs. J H. K nssell, in th e pain v a u lt, counting five peints
Bernice Vorhiea will furaish tha w hereby the plaintiff susd for $20,000 each.
music.
fo r alienation of bis w ife 's affections,
L a st y e a r also H iakox won tho boy’s
The program for tho com to th a am ount of $2000 In fa v o r o f th a trophy. Two o th e s boys w ho m ade
mencement exercises Wednes plaintiff. R o b ert D. L ytle ap p o ared unusually good scare» w are Jam es
th a c o u rt S a tu rd ay and oaked F ig u a ra of Jo rd an Valloy, sc o rin g 171
day, May SO, at the Liberty baforo
16 d a y a ’ tim e in w hich to file a m otio n points, and E rie M ausling, also o f
theater, will be es follows:
fo r ju d g m e n t fo r tho d e fe n d a n t r e W ade, sco rin g 16 points.
M arch—On to V ic to ry ..L tllfan Pheldoa v e rsin g th e verdict, and also in w hich
Mrs. F. 1». S tubbs
to file a m otion in appeal.
lnstem m eatel d o s t—Boys B rigade
Plans Arc Approved.
__________ . . . _____ P ersy W cnrich
The legal fo rm alities in connection
Margaret
Hunt
Wins
Cup.
Mrs. F. M. S tubbs, Donna Gook
w ith the confirm ation o f th e o rg a n is a
A fte r care fu l consideration tha
tion o f th e Vale, Oregon. Irrig a tio n
V asal solo—I Can Sing you a Song
tra o k ju d g e s dooided th a t tho G irl’o
D ia triet w as form ally approvad and
of S p rin g tim a ________Fay F a s ta r
A C laes 60 y ard dash should go to
I aonflrm sd by th a circu it c o u rt in the
V asal s o l e - W h a t ’s th a U sa______
M a rg a ra t H unt of N yssa, th ere b y dis
................ ....................... H ubert W ard q u a lify in g the one who received first e arly p a rt o f thia weak. R obt. D.
L y t'e , a tto rn e y fo r tb e d istric t, was
E dna Dannia
th a day of tho trac k m eet for boing
i also inform ed th a t th is a p p ro v al is
P ast. P ra sa n t, P a tu ra o f the C lass
ing o u t of h e r lane. This decision
sufficient to sa tis fy th a ¿ a p a r tm e n t of
F ran ces O linkenbarg
g av e M a rg are t H unt first p ise s w itk
th e in te rio r. Tho n e a t ( ta p follow ing
Violin solo...................................Selection 17} points, w inning th a loving cup pra , a p p ro v al of tha o rg a n isatio n o f th a
e
en
ted
by
the
Vale
com
m
ercial
club.
B arnico Veahias
|d ia tr ia t ia e n te rin g in to c o n tra c ts w ith
T ha p rise w inner m ade first place in
V asal d u c t—Sunskhm of My Soul
th e g o v e rn m e n t. A fte r th ia is done,
th a 80-yard hurdle, 100-yard dash, one
E dna D saais, V arna Thom pson
a etu al p re p a ra tio n fo r the c o n stru c
w inner in the open rainy and th ird
A ddress........................ Rav. C. H . Blozn p iaaa In sta n d in g broad jum p. Doro tion w ork w ill begin.
V oasl solo—
thy C oir o f B rogan w ar a cloae aeoond
F or R e n t—100 reran p a stu re lan d ,
Soma S w ea t D a y _____K ata Vannah w ith 16 pointa. H a iti Lae o f H a rp s r
S la tp y H allow U rn*, R ichard K o c n tt and Many F ra m e r o f W ade tied for undar fanes, oa B ridge island. W. B.
L arkin.
m82t
Mrs. 6 . L. McCoy
th ird place, each scoring 12 paints.
News ef Interest
Baccalaureate Services
Sunday
Mrs. V. B. P a tte rs o n of Caldwell
v isited h e r p a ren ts, Mr. and Mrs. G.
E B ertach, aeveral day s th ia w eak.
T he N yssa ball tra m will go to P a r
m a Sunday to play lh a opening gem o
of the se rie e . I t is expeetad a goodly
num ber of fa n s w ill go along to lend
m oral support, and if neeossary a d
m in iste r sp iritu a l conso latio n a t tho
end o f tb e gam e
S a g e b ru sh Sm ith and Billia Seiger-
son w ere in town thie w eek and aro
a u th o rity fo r the s ta te m e n t th a t r a b
b its a re unusually searea th ia a p rla g
th e unusually cold w in ter and deep
■now h av in g a p p a re n tly n e arly ox-
te rm in a te d
them .
T hey say th a P re se n ta tio n o r diplom as - ............
squirrels a re also few and fa r betw een S. D. G oahert, chairm en tehool board
b a t they a ttrib u te thie to a disease Song to tho s l a t s ...... ..........................
th a t is seem ingly d e eim stin g th e ir
E dna Dennis, Mildred Long
ra n k s.
V e rn s Thompson
G randm a Goodrich w ent to Nyeoa
W ednesday and will v isit M rs. Bnd
A nderson th e re fo r a week o r tw o .—
M alheur E n te rp rise
The graduating class of the
Je ss Sw an was down from Boise
Nyaaa
high school scored a glit
thia w eek v isitin g his m o th e r and sis.
tering success when they pre
te r.
I G M atheny p u rc h ase d a fins J e r sented the play “ Hit Uncle’s
sey cow from G. E. B e rn eh th is w sek Niece” at the Liberty theater
to add to h is d a iry hard.
A Good Play
W. Bee B lodgett, an old tim e re s i
d e n t o f Nveee b a t fo r a n u m b er of
y e ars located a t M orrison, III., was
h o rs th e first of tho week v isitin g hie
b ro th e r. D istric t A tto rn ey E
M.
B lodgett, and o th e r re la tiv e s.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick T enssn a re lenv
ing today fo r Portland and o th e r const
p oints fo r a little au to trip . They
will be accom panied ae fa r as P o rt
land by M rs D. W. Gibson and child
ren who, a f te r v isitisg a t a num ber e f
places en re n te , will join Delao a t
S a n ta Crux, Cal.
T be m ee tin g of th e S t Paul Gnild
was postponed th is week ow ing to tho
illness of Mrs. J . Boydell, a t whose
home th e m eeting w as to have been
held.
The p a s t w eek has been a basy one
fo r th e T eaaen M otor Ga.. tho ism -
psny h aving sold t v e e a rs In as m any
days. One wee a tro ek sold to th e
S teedezd Oil Co., tw o w e n t to Jordan
Valloy. one to W ildes aad one to W.
S. C lelsnd of N yssa.
For Sale—T om ato Plants, l i e gee
dosen. M rs. L. B arron.
The Powell Service S ta tio n this
w eek cold en Oldemobile ea< to Irw in
C hapm an. I t is a sp o rts asedel read*
's t a r aad Is a closer m achine.
Malheur County Bank
last Friday evening to a crowded
house. The cast was eons posed
ef lugene Hanafln, Marjo Cow-
ins, Margaret Crockett. Mildrsd
Long, Frances Klinkenberg, Les
ter Klinkenberg,Bruce Gilchrist,
Robert Thompson and Geerge
Davis. Each one of the young
actors proved to be a star and
displayed histrisnic talent that
would have done credit to profes
sionals, cash player being
especially fitted for his part The
plot of tha play was good and
presented maap amusing situa
tions, especially one where
Eugene Manafin as a dignified
young lawyer crawled eat of a
dog house where he had been
hiding during the preeence of an
unwelcome visitor.
An enjoyable feature of the
evening was the music furnished
between acta. An orchestra of
local mualsans rendered aeveral
■ umbers and Mias Bernice Mar
tin sang a solo that brought loud
applauao.