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G ate C ity J ournaí
Poultry Supplies
Custom Cleaning
and Grinding
Nyssa Grain &
Seed Co.
NYSSA
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OREGON,
Changes Location
Entertains at Bridge
On and n i te r J u ly 1, 1925, th e U.
S. Army Recruiting office in Portland,
Oregon, will b* located in Room No.
209, Commercial Building, Second and
W ashington street*, and in addition
to the r e g u la r routine of recruiting
f o r m ost all branches, cam ps and sta-
tions of the arm y, will continue to
a ssist v e te r a n s w ith th * ir adjusted
c om pensation applications, ete.
Mr*. C. L. McCoy e n te r ta i n e d a t
bridge T hursday eve in honor of h e r
siste r, Mrt. Marshall Still of Nampa.
Three ta b l e s w e r e in play and e x cite ­
m ent ra n high as Greek m et Greek
around the c a r d tables and wooed the
Goddess of Ghanee
Mrs. Dean Sm ith
was successful ie winning th e fickle
goddess’ f s v o r and received tbe high
score a f t e r a hard stru g g le with her
oppeneats, while Mre. E r n e s t Wilson
was equally successful in w in iag the
consolation prise, Mies G e rtru d e Wil>
sen was a g u e st of the bridge club
and w atched the wheels go' round with
mush in te res t. A f t e r the games were
over delicious
re fr e s h m e n ts were
se ss ed and p l e a s a n t c onversa tion en-
jayed.
At Camp Lewis
Malheur county is re p re se n te d a t
th is y e a r ’s Citizens’ M ilitary Training
cam p a t Camp Lewis by the following
citizens, who will devote one aaonth
to w a rd acquiring a knowledge of the
m ilita ry a r t :
Nyssa—Gaorge H. Newby. Louis F.
R a m ba ud, Barl R. Richardson.
O nta rio— S tu lsb y E. B a r r e t t , John
R. McCulloch, R o b e rt J . Prahl, Ja c k
Mri. Geo. Goodrich waa severely in*
E H a t maker.
jured In an a u to accid ent which oc-
Rive’ side -John D. McRae.
eurred on t h e boulevard n e a r thaG osh
a r t ranch. Tha car ra n into the ditch
and turned over, w ith its wheels stick
ing a t a r ig h t up, and pinned the lady
Asked to describe the word “desert,”
a small boy s a i d : “I t ’s a place like underneath. George, wbo was driv
dij feyther's bald head where nowt ing, waa throw n from t h e c a r and ea
caped with slight bruises. Owing to
grows."—London Answers.
som eth ing going wrong with the s t e e r ­
ing a p p a r a tu s , th e car became un
m anageable and apparently decided to
Conceit may puff a man up, but
r e s t awhile by the wayside. The top
can never prop him up.—Ruskln.
was badly w recked but the r u n n in g
ge ars were uninjure d
For Kent
Auto Accident
T w o A rid Spaces
C onceit a Frail Prop
My place o f growing c r o p - a l f a l f a ,
corn and potatoes. Cheap if take n a t
Mr. and Mri. J . R. H u n te r
onee. Mrs. H. E Hansen.
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Ontario visitors Monday.
Round Trip
Summer Excursion
Fares *
Union Pacific System
To Points E ast
Daily May 22nd to
September 15th
To P oints West
Daily May 16ih to
September 30th
Lim its October 31st
Stopovers* Diverse R outes
Consult bocal A g a n ts for f u r t h a r details
D. S. S P E N C E R
Ganara! Passanger A ge nt
S a l t Cake City
Sklflflwsn
If You Need
MEAT OR ICE
Phone 6
Nyssa, Or.
Nyssa Packing Co.
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$1.60 Peu Y
NYSSA. OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 3. IMS.
VOL. XXIII NO. 16
BURBIDGE A RAY, PVap.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
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CONDENSAD STAT3MBNT
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Malheur Cooney Banfi
The new city pump a rrived this
week and is baing installed
The
town h a . been a little s h o r t of w a t e r
for th e p a s t two or three weeks, b u t
with tbe new pu m p in operation t h e r e
will a g a i n be an abundance.
Mrs Bud Anderson and Bon Harold
are spending tha fourth in Vale.
Miss Nellie Kirk, ‘ hello g ir l” a t
Nam pa, is spending her vacation w ith
her s i s t e r ; , Mrs. EU W arren and Miss
H a ttie K irk, in Nyssa.
E. M. B lodgett ( p e n t Tuesday and
W ednesday in Boise a tte n d in g to legal
m a tte r s .
Jim and Andy Sw an left the first of
Nyva.i, Orcgoa
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the week lor Silver City to do a-set.s
at the close ot buainean April 6, 1636
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merit work on th e i r mining claims,
RESOU RCES
Mr. and MrB. J. Boyuell retu rned
L IA B I L IT I E S
S aturday from a two we< ks a,.to trip Loans and Discounts........ ..$342 309 71 Capital S to e k ............................ $ 2s.M0.99
O v e r d r a f t« _________ _______
$86 72
lo Portland and other coast points
H u ild in g .F u rn itu rs.F ix tu rc a :4,7»a 66 Surplus and P ro fits____ ___ 37,414 H
Mr and Mrs. George Clossen a re O ther Real E s t a i e ..................
5,968 09 Bills P ayable.............................
NO NE
back from th e ir auto t r i p to Califor Stocks and S e c u r it i e s _____$ 2.000 00 Rediscounts..............................
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3,796.43
nia Th.-y w ent as f a r south «9 Sac­
C ash and D u e F rom B anks 130,146 K D E P O S IT S ................................434,844 9£
ramento
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Mrs. C, A Marshall returned T h u rs­
$49^.«ian
day from Wallowa I ke, where she
O F F I C E R S AN D OIBECTORS
had been a tt e n d in g an Kpworth
John Ray. Vie« Droai lent
League convention. The r e s t of the H. J. Ward, President.
J. P Danaway, Cashier.
p a rty have n o t y e t r e tu rn e d ,
Baird Hollinshead, a cousin of Mrs.
E. M. B lodgett, is a g a e s t Phis week
a t the B lodgett borne. Mr. Hollins-
head is principal of tbe Savanah, 111.,
schools and is spending his vacation in
th e W est.. He will r e tu r n home by
way of Bort'and, Se a ttle, Vancouver,
B. C., and o i h e s c o as t cities.
Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s Lyman and
H. A. Divan. Assistant Caahiar.
Mrs. Clyde Llzer o f Boise were gue sts J,
Reece,
J.
Saraaln
Q, L Philllta
a t the F. R. Marshall home Friday.
Directors
Mrs. Lyman is a nteoe ot Mr. Mar
The little, unloakaj fa r services, courtesies and attentions, outside t h a abb an
■hall’s.
path of routine, ara w hat h s r j e o lu t e d n»a»t In making loyal fHands a . J e a s ­
Rev. William Baird of L a Grande
terners fo r this bank.
was in Nyssa this week looking a f te r
Presbyterian church inte rests.
Mr. and Mrs. f e d Martin and the
Hoxie twins have r e tu r n e d f ro m an
outing a t S u m m it P r a i r ie .
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. F o s te r and
Mr. and Mre. C. A. Marshall, w ith a
bunch of Methodist Sunday school
scholars, a re spending th e week a t
Wallowa lake a tte n d in g an E p w s r l h
league convention.
E. B. Conklin was in Nyssa Manday
on business.
On Thursday a fte rnoon Mrs. A. H.
Boyuell e n te r ta in e d a t a p r e tty b ir th
day pa rty in honor of th e e ig h t h a n n i ­
v e rsary oi ner d a u g h te r , E th el Mary.
E ig h te en ll'-lie m e n d s of th e heneree
w ere p re s e n t and enjoyed g a m e s d u r
ing tb e afte rn o o n . O c I icioub re fre s h ­
m en ts, consisting o t a lovely b irth d a y
cak e,ice cream and sandy w ere served.
Chas. ‘Thompson and lam ily and
J e s s e Thompson and family will spend
the f o u r t h a t Sum m it Prairie cm the
Blue mountains.
F r a n k R e b erg e r is a c t i n g as station
a g e n t a t Vale d uring the absence of
the re g u la r a g en t, who is taking his
vacation
Francis Greuiick of Pendleton a r ­
rived Monday to visit a t the home ot
his brother, C. L. McCoy. Mr. G rru
lidk and Mr. McCoy made a tis1
trip to Willow creek on Tuesday s o *.
visit to Boise on T hursday, Mr. Gieu-
iiuk r e tu r n e d to his home today.
Mr. and Mis. J . P. Dunaway and
chiluren at tended the C ha uta uqua in
Vale last Friday
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O. 6. Baaer, Assistant Caahiar
F.
M. W. Cheeley and family, H. A.
Teutson and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Searsun left F rida y for S u m m it Prairie
for a few days o u tin g '
Mr. and Mrs. P a t e r s o n of Wilaer,
Virgil Pa tte rson and wife of Caldwell,
Mr. ar.d Mrs H e tte rson o f Homedale
and Mr. and Mrs. G. E Bertsch of
Nyssa compered a p a r ty th a t made an
auto t r ip to the P o ta sh mines in J o r ­
dan valley.
The p a rty took along
a camp outfit and enjoyed a tw o day
picnic.
Miss Eva Boydell r e t u r n e d Mondsv
from The Dalles, w he re t h e has been
teaching d u rin g the o a s t year.
Mrs. Jos. Mt-yers is spending the
week a t H a lfw ay, O r , where t h e ie
ta k i n g p a r t in a ta m ily reunion e f the
Bayers, who have m et there to spend
th e F o u rth .
Charley Thompson, in com pany with
a n u m b e r of o t h e r s tu d e n ts f r o m O.
A. C „ is a tte n d in g the h e s e r v e Cfii
cere ’ T raining cam p a t C am p Lewis
When Charley taxe s one more y e a r at
O. A C., th e r e b y c om ple ting a four-
ye ar course, he will auto m atically be­
come a second l ie u te n a n t in reserve,
a d in case of trouble n e c e ssita tin g
i . organization of the re serv e s he
..auld se rve w ith t h a t rank.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Sherwood r e ­
turned Thursday from an a u to t r ip
th rough Wasiiington, during which
they visited th e principal c ities of the
s t a te
Mrs. M. H. spoil of N a m pa visited
Hally Haley and Earl W arren from
a t th e McCoy home last week.
North Y akima a re visiiing a t the P,
Mts. Eddie Powell s p e n t l a s t week M. W arre n home tins week.
in Boise.
Mrs. J . A, Diven and son Dan visited
George W ard was up fro m P a y e tte f r ie n d s in Ontario Wednesday.
Baturuay.
M . and Mrs. J. M. Robertson, Mr,
‘P u d ” Long and Charlie Newnill and Mrs. ( has. McConnell and Mrs.
E m m e t t 's s t a r b a tte ry , visited in H e nry Fields and son re tu rn e d Wed­
N yssa Sunday a f t e r t a k in g p a r t in a nesday from a successful fishing trip
ball g a m e a t Baiau.
ta tb e Biue m ountains.
Mr. and Mra. C. W. R e b erg e r a t ­
Virginia Tnoinpron writes home from
tended C hautauqua a t Vale Monday
Wallowa lake, where she is atte nding
evening.
They report a cloud burst
an E pw orth L ea gue convention, t h a t
had oacurred above the city a s h u n
the w e a th e r is ve ry rainy th eie , but
tim e before th e ir arrival and the
t h a t they a r e havin g lots of fun j u s t
s t r e e t s were st-ill flooded with water.
the same.
Ms. ahid Mrs. Tom Coward and Mrs.
Mrs. Mary F o s te r and two children
Charle y Crawford motored t o Boise
of Illinois a rrived Sunday for a visit
S a t u r d a y on a pleasure trip.
with he r sister, Mrs. Dean Sm ith .
Miss E the l Ross of O n ta rio is visit­
F rank Lynch has pur« based th a J . I
ing in Nyssa this week, t h e g u e s t of
W Wil;s residence prope rty on south
t b e C r a w f o r d twins.
Third s t r e e t and ia now com fortably i
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Diven returned
located under hii own vine and fig
Monday, a f t e r a w e ek's outing in the
tree.
Blua mountains.
Mr and Mrs H T. Francis were
Mr. and Mrs. B. 0 . Fow ler and
Miss Cumi Sm ith r e tu r n e d Saturday e n te r ta in e d a t a 6 o’clock dinner Taaa-
from Tillamook, where they have been day evening a t th e A. R MeCarty
visiting relatives for the p a s t month. borne.
Mrs. A lfred Q uast of Caldwell, sis­
t e r of Mrs. George Ward, visited rela­
tives and friends in Nyesa Wednesday.
For Sale
Team, ba rne-s and dray w a g o r .
34-inch wagon with gra vel bed.
One 2 horse fresno.
One 2 section ha rtow
One 12 inch walking plow.
L um be r for ba rn 10x1$.
One J e r se y cow, f r e s h soon.
Household goods.
O t h e r a r tic le s too nu m ero u s to men*
Mrs Eddie Powell r e tu r n e d Monday tte n .
F r a n k Stubbs.
from a t r ip to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. H a rry Francis a r d
Mr. and Mrs Albert Irelale le f t Wed
nesdap fo r Toledo, Oregon, where
they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Fra nc is and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baird.
Mrs. A R. McCarty and son Collin
were in Boise this week to visit Mr.
M cCarty.
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A p a rty of Myssaitea consisting
For Hale
Mrs. Addie Wilson, Mist G e r irs d e
Satond hand fru it jers. Phone or
Wilson, Donna and B e tta Cook, Jaa.
and Marlin Wilton, Barney Wilsee call a t the raneh. Mrs. W. L. Gibson,
and family, A. H Boydell and famil- ,
and J o e Wilson and family of P a rm a
For Sal«.
will leave S a tu rd a y for the Deshute*
Savers* head of J e r s e y rows, fresh.
riv er t o spend a couple of weeks Win. Sshwaieer. Nyssa, Or.
J194t
In recreation
For S a l a - E xceptional B a rg ain in a
Far Sale.
used sta n d a r d make Piano in fine con­
Red Cow, t h r e e q u a r t e r Jcreev, giv­
dition. Price 1160; t e r m s $12 cash, $7 ing about t h r e e gallon* of milk doily.
par m onth.
W rite Sampson Music j22tf
George Coodrich.
Ce , Wsiser, Idaho.
j$2t
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Two-A ere Tract
For Sale
H. F. Brown
First Robbia W are
The first examples of Bobbin ware
were exhibited in 1443 by Luca Della
Robbia, a f tr r years of study find re­
peated experiments. The first figure*
were white with blue, and sometimes
green, draperies In the background
E arly D octors’ Fees H igh
In the Fourteenth eenturv . doetol
fees were very high, as, «purr fro
the sum paid down the patient ce
t r a d e d to allow tils medical man i
annuity for as lone as he lived, «
employed him.—New York Tirane.
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City Property
for Sale
H. F. Brown