The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, July 17, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextT he G ate C ity J ournal NYSSA, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 17. 1925. 11 '■■■■■ ■■ + --M-M-l-M-H Poultry Supplies ►+4 Hsian Divan returned Wsdnssd.y from Council, Ida., where she has been visiting an aunt for a couple of weeks. Miss Evlyn Schweiser returned Sat urday from a week's visit with rela tives at Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crawford made a buainesB trip to Payette Thursday. Mrs Mary Eoster and two children left Sunday for Milton, S, D., to visit her parents, after a pleasant visit with her sistsr, Mrs. Dean Smith, and Nyssa Grain & Seed Co. • Surgical P encil Am ong th e m ost Interesting pencils m ade Is one in ten d ed fo r th e use of surgeons. F o r m ark in g o u tlin es or d ivisions on th e su rfa c e of a p a tie n t’s body b efo re p erfo rm in g an operatio n th e use of th e pencil is som etim es n ecessary , an d , a s th e o rd in a ry pencil Is u seless, a sp ecial one is m ade which m ark s th e sk in a s cle a rly a s an o r d in ary lead pencil will murk a sheet of pap er. H ate and Love “ W hen I h a te , I ta k e something from m yself. When I love, I become ric h e r by w h a t I love. T o pardon is to reco v er a p ro p erty th a t h as been lost. Misanthropy is a protratteij sui cide. E g o tism is th e s u p r t f c J u . dOv- e rty of a c re a te d being."—Schiller. - R igh t Ju dgm en t Though reading and conversation may furnish ns with Ideas of men and things, yet It is our own meditation that must form our judgment.—Watts L ike an O rchestra A Greek shield recently discovered Is said to have an eccentric band round a peculiar central boss. It sounds like an orchestra.—London Daily News. For Sale. Red Cow, three-quarter Jersey, giv- ing about three gallons of milk daily. }22tf George Coodrich. For Rent My place of growing crop-alfalfa, corn and potatoes. Cheap if taken at once. Mrs. H. E. Hansen. j82t For Sale Team, harness and dray wagon. 8) ineh wagon with gravel bed. One 2 horse frssno. One 2-section harrow One 12-inch walking plow. Lumber for barn 10x12. Reund Oak cook stove, in good con dition. Household goods. Other articles too numerous to men tion. Frank Stubbs. fa m ily , Mrs. S. Kelly of Los Angeles, Cal , spent Thursday at the Frank Millar home. Frank Stubbs left Thursday for Lewiston, Ida. His family will join him there soon to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hansen of Ru pert, Ida., spent the weak end with Mrs. Hansen’s parents, Mr. and Mra. George Green. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butler, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Lackey and daughter Seims spent the week in Warren, Ida., 60 miles beyond Payette lakes, fishing and enjoying the cool mountain air. Jessie May McCright of Ontario was the guest several daya this week of Evlyn Schweixer. OREGON. She D oe « N et Can a woman keep a sacretT Well, It doesn't take a sags To supply a ready answer. Doss a woman tell her aaet The N ew B aby Six-year-old Mabel can» cat over to fer Uttle neighbor's the ns norOTng « te r (TO greet event. “I have a little brother now and yon haven't,” she boasted to Beatrice. In haughty tones her playmro re turned “That's nothin'. The doctor came th our bouth first; but my dad An ice cream social will be given by I wants A t little §181«.’'—Beery the Nyssa high school alumni Friday, 's Maghdlt. July 24, on the Ghas. Garrison lawn. Everybody come and bring your best girl. Proceeds will be used for the i Ffi ttm s 1 don't like these girls who benefit of the alumni association. The ■peaip about others. Nyssa band will furnish music for the ■Isle—Neither go I. There's Betty occasion. Green, she's always telling mean It is no disgrace to have bedbugs— things about her friends, and Hya ■sown talks dreadftilly about her but why keep them? Use Cenol Bed relatives. Thank goodness, I nev«^ Bug Destroyer. Nyssa Pharmacy. say anything about anybody. Cenol Agency L. P. Biddick of Nampa, an old D isappoin tm en t friend of the McLelians, stayed over Al— What started the riot last laat Friday night for a short visit on BightT his way heme from the Payette Lakes. Bert—A misprint. Mr. and Mrs. Will Anderson of Port Al—A misprint? Bert—Yea, tji«®r,yrlc advertised a land and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenoe show with 360 people and 1(58 cos Cotinley and two children of Nampa tumes. —American Legion Weekly. visited with Mr. and Mrs. D. Mo- Lellan Sunday afternoon. E. H. McDonald arrived from W h o W ou ld? “See here!” remonstrated the boss bany Monday by auto and is visiting sternly. “Smith'« office bey doesn’t go at the home of his dsughtcr, Mia. about hi« wsrft humming and whis Geo. P. Ward. tling.” Mrs. Jos. Meyers returned the first ‘Ton betcher Ufa be doesn't,” ch^er- of the week from Halfway, Or,, where fally assented the tough kid. 'Tie's th’ apttenrat crap shooteT In th’ Child she visited relatives for a week. You can’t cover blackbasds.pimpies, te'.”—American Legion Weekly. red spot on the face with powdes; they’re bound to be seen—don’t worry W an ted' a T ablet A conversation recently overhenrd or spoil your temper, take Hollister's la a modern drugstore which deals in Rock Mountain Tea each week—'twill many things th ree s drugs: banish them through the blo«J, the “Gimme a tWlet.” only sure way. the. “What kind?" Nyssa Pharmacy “A yellow one.” Holly Bios Adriaa. “But what’s the matter with you?" “I want to write a letter.”—Every John Csncelmo, C. L MsCoy, Henry body's. Fields and Tom Coward left last Tues day by motor for Portland to taka in the Elks convention. They expect to Too H onest Son-In-Law—8ay, you have paid me return tonight. a thousand marks tos mfffh ! Mr. and Mrs. Al Thompson and Fstber-in-Law— la d data is the idiot to whom 1 have ihtrnsrfd my daugh children are visiting relatives at Leb anon and Salem this week. ter I—Dorfbarbier, Berlin. Mrs. Frank Hail returned the Arst of the week, after visiting in Portland Photography reveals many things and Yakima for tha past three weeks. Second hand fruit jars. Phone or eall at the ranch. Mra. W L. Gibson. about lightning. On's Is that a great Mrs. Lloyd Edwa ds and children of many flashes are uifiltiplV consisting ef several discharges la rapid succee Boise are visiting this week at the slnn glong the same path. Ays Nature John Cancelrao home. Mrs. Edwards For Sale. UagsVlae. These flashes ire studied and Mrs. Csncelmo ara sisters. Sevora' haad of Jersey cows, fresh. by h A 'u of a cam'gka meunted on a Oenol Roach Destroyer kdls roaches. W e. Schweieer, Nyssa, Or. j!94t vartfe'al axis and turned from side to side by clockwork. The pictures are Easy to use Nyssa Pharmacy, Cenol taken at night, (he sh'titter being left Agency. For Sale— Exaeptional Bargain in a open until a flush occurs. Dr. and M -s. J. J. Sarszin and used standard make Piano in fine con children and Miss Eva Baydsll motored dition. Price 1160: ta ra s S12 cash, V to Boise on Thursday. E nvy per month. Write Sampson Music Envy always implies eensdons Infer Miss Edith Seott, former Nysra Co , Weieer, Idaho. j32t t«HVy wherever .it rdhldss.—Pilaw teacher, underwent an operation in Boise on Wednesday. She is reported I w w ^ /iiw i.i/1 ease s i l /k ie ■ i ^ w »i^A »«« » • fife s a g -ttirg along nicely. For Sale O dd Lightning Facts MEAT OR ICE Phone 6 Nyssa, Or. Nyssa Packing Co. L BURBIDGE A RAY. Prop Billie Nukids.'who haa conducted the Silver Grill for the paat four years, has closed his place of business and Thursday moved with his family to Nampa, where ha has secured a job uf cooking. Frank Phillips is home from Baker for a few days visit with his family. He expects to return to Baker the first of the wet-1* to look after a bunch of mules which ba and bis fathsr are pas turing there. Do yoa know that it is mors import ant to ktsp the bowels regular during hot weather than any other time. It it beesusa diseass germs are all over flies, mosquitoes, bugs, etc , all carry dangerous diseases. HoUiater’s Rocky Mountain Tea will keey the bowels regular, tbs system ceei and clean. Nyssa Pharmacy Holly Bros., Adrian. Crop ImproYement Field Day Meet The Garritt Groot farm west of Nyssa was the scene of a very interesting and profitable crop improvement field day on Wednesday of this week. At 10 o’clock a lengthy proaesaion of autos left the Groot farm to in spect a number of experiments in crop improvement, including field peas, fertilized red claver and wheat improvemsnt tests. A basket lunch at noon, supple mented by barbecued beef bre- pared by a group of Vale farmer» lemonade and coffee furnished by the Farm Bureau and ice cream furnished by tha Farm ers Cooperative Creamery, was a big feature of the day. About two hundred people, represents tive farmers and their wives, partook of the dinner. At 2 p. m. a short program on crop improvement was given. C. R. Jackman, of the O. A. O. Extension Service, was the prin cipal speaker and gave an ad dress on “The Irrigated Pasture” that contained many valuable hints to farmers. There were a number of reports by commit teemen on various trials and demonstrations now in progress. Potatoes Sold The potato market is opening up fairly strong and prospeots lock good for a profitable crop. Harry Yost, a well known bayea of Bone, has baan contracting with local growers this weak at ft-00 per cwt., f. o. b. Nyssa. About SO ears have been contracted at this figure. This price allows the grower a good margin of profit and many will take advantage of it. The apple and grain crops also look most encouraging, both as to yield and price A price of 11.26 per basket has been offered for one lot of applet with one of the best crops on lha trees that the country has ever pro duced. All in all, it looks as though the Nyssa country was in for a period of unprecedented prosperity. Sealed Bids Sealed bids for a driver for the carryall and janitor will be received at the office of the clerk for 9chool Dis tric t No 26. The bids for janitor shsuld be for the brick sehool house, also another bid for the two houssa. Bids will ba opened Tuesday, August 4. The board reserres the right to reject The Powell Service Atation, agent any and all bids. for the Oldtmobiie. sold another one By ordar of tha Sehool Board. of those famous cars this week, tha U. A. Diven, Clesk. lucky purchaser being Jrck MoCloud. an employs of the Idaho Power Go. High in N utrition If You Need ( J. A. Cols and son Duncan returned Wednesday from an auto tvip through the state of Washington. They went by way of Pendleton, entering Wash ington a t Walla Walla and going north as far as Spokane. From thera they eroeeed to Saattls, tbsnee aouth to Portland. Mr Cole states that Eastern Washington has a wonderful wheat crop this year, but in spits of that he believes the Snake valley is tha best country he was ever ia and is content to settle down here and grow up with the country. Tha Nyses Poultry House pays the highest price for poultry and sggs Opposite depot. C. E. Brady. 9LM PER Y*i j __ » * ♦ ♦» » ♦ « i I : LOCAL NEW S IN BRIEF Custom Cleaning and Grinding NYSSA ■ CONDENSED STATEMENT mi th e Malheur County Bank Nyeeu, dragon st th« close ot business June 30, 1926. RESOURCES Loan* and Discounts...........1897.466.17 Overdrafts--------------- <6.68 Building, Furniture, A Fiat. 14,76X66 Other Real E state....... ........ 6,968 09 Stocks and Ssauritias.........| 8.009.99 Bends and W arrants______ 1,198.86 C ash a n d D ub F bom B anks 148, 746.86 Juno Ju n e Ju n e Ju n e Ju n e June UABIL1T1 Capital S ta c k ............. Surplus and Profits___ Bills Psyabia................ Rediscounts......... ........ DEPOSITS................... •668.827.90 DEPOSITS 20. 1920 ........... 28S7.ltt.06 30, 1911........ ......... . . . . 297,621.67 30. 1922.................. 236,686 91 30, 1 9 2 3 ....'......... . . . . 904,997 99 30, 1024.................. . . . . 242,190.40 10, 1926.................. . . . . M l.8(8.09 .8 28 . 909 . « . . 46 , 066(1 NONE NONE 601 . 8919 » 1664,2*7 90 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS H. J. Word, Preaiioat. John Ray, Vie« President J. P Dunaway, Cashier. 0. G. Bauer, Assistant Cashier H. A, Div«a. Aa«i«teat Cashier. J. F. Reece, J. J. Serazin G. L. Fuillip* Director« ^ The little, unlooked fur services, courtesies and attantiona, outaida tha hostau path of routine, are what have oountaJ most in making loyal friands atd cus tomers for this hank. 1 Two-Acre Tract For Sale H. F. Brown i-v t - d * a y s e ^ f r i s e .a w ^ l n i nefrite i^fh W ■ <%Rea i . % h I City Property for Sale H. F. Brown That the pecan Is high In nutrition Is a known fact. This aatritlve value Is the result of its fat sad protein cnotent. The pecan offers a high food valne la a concentrated A ra. and for that reason food sathacMtea reoom men.I that It he eaten 1» conjunction with bulkier food* to wiflw proper as •Imilatlon A vera g e Life Span The average length at life 1» the United State* now la Afty-slx year* a» Increase of fifteen years slace 1870 m the Sixteenth -eatnrv human life ******eiI .,nl> between eighteen and twenty year*. — Popular Science Monthly. _____ “ « p