The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, September 18, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE GATE CITY JOURNAL tm 1 . I IW W M I — B ■ Approve* Plans ; Nyssa Realty Co. General In su ra n ce A Good Paper Bonds Issued as required Farm Property and City Lots Dwellings and Mercantile Buildings & HUN TER BOY DELL REE! GATE CITY JOURNAL O w yhee Blames Government U ni Ve ELIJAH WENT UP BY A WHIRL WIND INTO HEAVEN II Kings, Paul ine Stewart, are domiciled fo r the oresent at tne Bigelow home, and school was started Monday morning. The railroads are asking for BILL BOOSTER SAYS a five per cent increase in freight Mr. and Mra. Chas Fisher, Mra. PRIVATE INTERPRETATION rates, claiming that the farmers Evans, Georgia Rust and Dottie Can- lERCHAUTS SPEUO TOO are so prosperous that they can trul drove to Ontario to aecune text \ » a / 1 i MUCH TIIAE WORRMIUG We have before un a pamphlet easily stand the extra cost ot books Monday. ABOUT COlAPtTmOU, A h » entitled "Voice of Warning.” It getting their crops to market Mr. and Mra. Ellis Walters were klCTf EUOUGH THIUtOUG UP was written by Parley P. Pratt To prove this claim they had ed lers at the New bill home Sunday. UEVJ WANS TO PLEASE THEIR and published by the Mission? some bankers testify before the Special mention must be made o f CUSTOMERS USUAUN THE of the Church of JesHs Christ investigating committee, who the P. T. A. rest beoth at the county TOklU WHERE THE MERCHALTCS fair and everyone o f the officers were of Latter Day Saints. In the told of greatly increased bank loud in their praise o f {he posters it ARE THE HOTTEST AFTERTRX0E book we note the following pas deposits and other evidences o' displayed, and special thanks are due IS THE TOWU BEST PATROWIXED sage: prosperity. In other words, Mra. J. B. Smith and to Miss Verdi 84 THE SURROUUOIUG COUUTRT “ In order to prove anything from Miller for her lettering o f these pos BECAUSE rr HAS THE BEST Scripture, it is highly neeeeaaifr in the they think the condition of the ters, which brought eut the P. T. A. STORES first plane to lay down some certain furmers is so favorable that they slogan in a new way, ‘ The Crop That definite, infallible rule o f interprets cun drag still a few more dollars Counts,” being a poster showing that i tion, without which the mind ie lost In out o f them. At first blush we the children were really the true in-1 uncertainty and doubt, ever learning, might be inclined to condemn spiration o f this slogan. and newer able to coma to a kaowledga Mrs M M. Greeting stayed over o f the truth. The n eglect o f euch a them for this seeming selfihness night at the Lowe home last week and rule has thrown mankind into the ut but doubtless they are acting for attendid the fair. moat confusion and umnertainty In all the farmers own welfare. The Mr and Mrs. Ed Hennis drove to their Biblical researches. Indeed Scriptures tell us that it is ex Brogan Monday and brought home a while mankind are left at liberty to tremely difficult for a rich man load o f pears to can. transform , spiritualize, or give any to enter heaven, and our cap Mr. and Mre. Bill Schweicer are uncertain or private interpretation to tain* of finance are evidently helping J o t Reece this month. the word o f God, all is u ncertainty. Mr. and Mra John H ite were Nyssa The writer has stated clearly determined that the farmers and forcefully an uncontrovert •hall not be subjected to the visitors Monday. able truth. It is obvious that awful danger incident to the Mrs. Bell Brad.ey and Mrs. Stewart as long as individuals are allowed possession o f wealth. In order and ohlklrea went to Mitchell Butte Hot Springs Wednesday with Mr and the privilege of interpretating to protect them from this risk Mrs. Lowe f o r a picnic. they will kindly relieve them ef the Bible to say what they think The fall Bower»—asters, dahlias, T ra velin g L ibraries it should say instead o f what it all the returns from their crops ilnnlas, verbenas, snap draggona and The traveling library we know today does say, there can be nothing except baraly enough to carry petunias. In oor weighkorhood have was begun In 1803 In the state o f New but confusion and discord. We them through so they can pro not been hurt with the fre s t yet (S ip York under the leadership o f the great librarian Melvtl Dewey. New York confess to a faeling o f admira* duce another crop, and so on ad (em ber 14) and are a b l.s e of gorgeous sent books largely to supplement or color. strengthen libraries already In exist tion for the position the writer infinitum In this way they will escape The Owyhee wen’ t 'ook the same in ence. has taken but it is untenable. few weeks fvom now. as the families It is absolutely necessary that the sad fate of the rich farmer who are moving or are a ready moved B oth G ift and G ra ce we be allowed a little latitude in who had to pull down his barns are Rodolph Hite (to O tario), Fred Is a g ilt ; It is llxewlse a grace. the way of "private interpreta and build greater in order to Kllnghack, Bob Elliott (to Colorado), As Tact s gift it may or may not liave fallen and Harrv Evane. Klingbacks will tion.” The only alternative is have room to store his wealth. te enr share; as a grace we are bound probably he on their upper place and either to possess It or to acquire It.— to discard the Bible as untrue. Evans ia still hunting tpud land. Christina Rossetti. Take for instance the two state Representative John Phillip Harry Nelson Went to Kuna, Idaho, ments printed at the head of this Hill of Maryland has announced Sunday te visit relatives. Q u ick ly G on e column. One state« positively his intention of introducing an r. and Mrs. Ray Cantrall and “ In this life nothing is parmnner that Elijah ascended up into amendment to the constitution daughter drove to Montour, Ida., laat bnt change,” declares s phllnsoph heaven; the other states just as providing for repeal o f the week. Our change Is very fleeting — R ost, positively that no man except Eighteenth amendment. Per Grandma Rradley will entertain the Transcript K. K Club this Thursday D on't Christ has ever «steaded to haps it would be as well. It N eed fo r R ela xa tion forgvt tbo newly pledged members. heaven. Neither Mr. Pratt nor would in all probability be to Some relaxation is necessary to peo ple of every degree. The head that anyone else can hsrmonia« those decisively defeated that it would thinks and tbe hand that labors must Piano Mast Be Sold. two statements without indulg stablish beyond peradventure have some little time to recruit their Will sacrifice high grade piano in diminished powers ing in sufficient ‘ private inter of a doubt the sentimeat of the pretation” to show that one or nation in favor o t probition and storage near here for immediate sale. the other of the statements does stop the clamor o f the foes of Will give easy terms to an established W ill B e H a p p y D a y home. For full particulars and whara not maan what it says. There prohibition that the Eighteenth It may be seen, address Portland Mu When the war drums heat no longe- are 200 other contradictions that amendment was passed unfairly sic Co., 2*7 6 ib St , Portland, Ora. and the battle flags are furled In the parliament of man. the federation of have to be given simiUkr treat On the other hand, if the 1 I 8 I I lha w orld.—Tennyson. 2 : 11 . '■ » V 9 W H M H t lM ) U > > LOOK OUT FOR SELF POISONING N W 1 i i I 14 »«M «■ » > m m in »i"h+'H 'i ++++*- ment, and there is not one sect amendment should by any chance creed or denomination in all pass it would show that the Washington. Secretary W ork hss Chriatendom that dees not make peop e do net want national announced approval o f tne propoaala use of "private interpretation’ prohibition. In either event the submitted to those interested in the Boydell & Hunter, Props. in adjusting them. Thjre are will of the people should prevail Salt Lake Basin, Vala and Owyhee N eglect o f the liver reeulte in aelf- And frienda of the Eighteenth project*. poisoning! N ot eo quickly, perhaps, NO exceptions. The secretary baa approved a form As an example of unfulfilled amendment, of which the Jour but juet as surely as if you dfank o f contract fo r the purchase o f an in poison out o f a bottle If your liver prophecy take Christ’ s statement is one of the most ardent, have terest in Warm Springs reservoir in ia not doing ita work o f helping digea that * THIS generation shall not little to fear from the test. LICENSED & BONDED BROKERS connection with tbe Vale project, for tion, elim inating w aste from the bow pass till all these things be ful which congress has appropriated two Lif?, Fire, Automobile, Livestock, Hail, Rain, Hay & Grain els and purifying the blood, yon will filled.” Christ was here refer* hundred thousand dollars. A part i f always be troubled with sick head and special insurance against Foot and Mouth Disease this purchase, the interior department aches, nausea, biliousness, bad breath, ring to the incidents that would attend the end of the world. A The Journal has beard sereral com •aid, may have to be used to construct gas. sour stom ache, or constipaiion. i drainage system fo r the Warm Cleanse and tone your liver! Put littera reading, of course, would plim tntsry remark* recantly about We have listed seme excellent bargains in tbe excellence o f bbe Malheur Enter Springs Irrigation district and if this your system in condition so you feel require that the events take prise, and an examination o f the paper expenditure exceeds the $2(KI,000, the your very best again! Try ju st i place during the lifetime of the indicate» that the complimenta art district must pay the governm ent the sp >onful o f l)r. H. S. Thacher’ s ex balance. cellent Liver and Blood Syrup after generation then living. But, by fully justified It reflects eredit upon Before construction can begin, en bhe next few meals and notice the s little judicious “ private inter Win Brown, the publisher, and Mrs other con tract with the Vale irrig a quick im provem ent in the way you pretation” we are allowed to Alma McLain, the editor. Mrs. Me For aale or rent. Will be pleased to fut iiish rule s or furnish any in tion district will be necessary, and e it , sleep, look and feel the return change "this generation” to Lara was form erly Alma Earp o f also action by the state o f O regon formation. Office on Main street. Nyssa, and ia an honor to the old home o f strength vigor and energy You “ that generation,” meaning any town. She is a nawsgatherer par showing a w illingness to com ply with will be com pletely satisfied; otherw ise generation that happens to be excellence and a bright and versatile a provision ot the appropriation re there will be no Co st. living when the end comes We writer. The news columns are fu 'l to quiring the atata to assume certain NOTARY PUCLIC Oregon Nyssa duties and responsibilities in settle- j This Coupon is Good for thus obviate the necessity of overflowing every week, and the edi ment and im provem ent o f farms torial pave is a strong feature o f tbe Sample Bottle a Imittinga false prophecy. Secretary Work also approved a paper. T o use a modernism, she is s Or Thacher’ s Liver & Blood Syrtfp A possible explanation occurs wonder. Tne excellence o f (he paper draft of a letter to the Gem Irrigation | •.Oniuuu uiueojqSliy eqj u| If presented before the supply for free pus[ilii'4 pue é ju u j.j s p u c |jr fiu n \ eq, m ad e potaible only (with the ex district and other districts to which distribution is already given away. to us to account for all thi « » t e r may be furnished from the res O) iluBiudod pduieiqo jj yep Head the full details above, then act confusion regarding the Bible ception o f an unusually loyal and de a PI u| auiopi U| egn ib j c u o X o iu j su ie u voir and canals o f tee p r o p s ed O ,vy at once, as this offer is limited. Get that we don’t believe has ever vote J office force) bv the hearty co jddudi juqi sues iluiid pjo sueeX hee project. This proposes alternate a tria l size now by prreentirg this been advanced before. p iis s im i) I ÌUBIU d.IB P m I JUOUOa Isn’ t it operaiion o f the citizens o f the town Ians fo r paym ent ot w ater charges and community who rupport it, both coupon to construction coats, if these dis uu| iu a .- v - i ¡o se id u p ix e o ju o ju q i possible that the devil has been morally and financially, in a loyal mar ard tricts are psovided with water under •uopuo'i u| uuidvnui qvHMH eqj ui NYSSA PHARMACY. ATTO RN EYS instrumental in mixing up the ner. And we desire to state in closing the Warren art contract* by the Owy* Bib'e so that it is impossible to that a like cause would produce a like hee district. E. M. BLODGETT understand it. It is well k n o w n effect on the Journal. L ots b y E lectrica l Rust that he appears in many Attorney and Counsellor at Law Electrical currents set up by « mix different disguites. Sometimes Practice in all courts ture of air and water cause rust which Fainre to apply edi quate remedies Published every Friday at Nyaea. he goes around like a roaring Nyssa, Oregon destroys 3300.(K)0,0(X) worth o f metals to curb diversion o f industrial alcohol Oregon, by every year, recent Investigations Indi Mr and Mrs Thomas Lowe are en and m anufacture o f “ high pow ered” lion, seeking whom he may de CHIROPRACTORS cate.— Science Service. joy in g a visit with their friend Mrs. beer was Iniu at the door o f the fe d vour. Then, again, he appears Drs R. P. and Pearl w. Bradford, Stewart and their three children. H. F. BROWN eral governm ent Wednesday by the as an angel of light, endeavoring licansad in O regon and Idaho. Rev H erschell Sbenk o f Fruitland to deceive the people. Might he gave a very interesting discourse at research departm ent o f the Federal Carver Graduates Council o f Churches in making public ksí Entered at the Postotfiea Nassa not, in this latter character, the community Sunday school meeting an sdbitional section o f its r c p o ito n Consultation and Examination tfTee saactei have appeared to those old Bible at Oregon Trail school house Sunday the social consequences o f prohibition. '''■egon, as second-cl— _ Nyssa, Oregon ‘ There is no visible reason why the writers and made them believe and a large crowd from the neighbor it was God dictating to them ing Sunday schools were present at illicit removal o f alcoholic beer from W. B. HDXIE SUBSCRIPTION R A T E S : the all day meeting. the ’ brew eries’ cannot be effectually INSURANCE what to write, whereas it was “ The One year, in advance___ ______ *1.69 The geological surveyors are at controlled,” said the report. the devil causing them to write ■v months, in advance.............. .76 O ffice at Residence, Third and work on the topography o f the Owy brer problem would seem to be wholly contradictory statements with hee project now and have their camp soluble, although it has been one of Ehrgood Avenue. Nyssa, Oregon the scandalle o f the prohibition regim e. the deliberate purpose of causing at the Dunaway farm. __ ------------------ --------x ’ The dlveieion o f Industrial alcohol confusion and misunderstand The UNIVERSITY of OREGON Mr. and Mra. J. B. Dunaway and Where Did Klijah Go? contains: ing? It would be just like fam ily, M-e. Huaton o f T e x « ’ , Mrs. presents a t present the hardest task D a m a ge b y L ightning And NO man hath ascended o f en forcem ent. Y e t there ia no ex- I’aul Bates o f O ntario, Misers Emma Lightning Is. o f course, meet likely up to hesven, but he that csm e the old devil to do it. ;n view The College of Literature. Science Lou Hankins, Annabeile Biggs and cusa for the abuses that have devel In areas where thunderstorms nre thip cam e down from heaven, even and the Arts with 22 departments. o f the well known tact that Lucilc Biggs a d Judge and Mra. Dal oped, a id there is no revson why the most frequent. The Gulf states have (he Son o f Man which is in governm ent cannot, with reasonable he is a liar, and has b> The professional schools of Archi the largest number, about sixty an •on Bii gs, aieo o f Ontario, all took heaven. John 3:18 diligence, con tio l the situation.” tecture and Allied Arts— Business Dually, and the great central valleys from the very beginning. It iirn er at the Harry Evans home Sen- And it came to pass, as they Administration—Education—Grad and southern lake region range from should at least be given seriour day. Mrs. Huston is Mrs. Dunaway’s It waa proposed some tim e ago to thirty “ till w e” t on and talked, that, to forty. In the more northerly uate Study—Journalism—L a w - have a congre ssional investigation o f behold, there appeared a chariot consideration in determining mother, who is here visiting, and was the administration o f the Volstead law and easterly states the average is Medicine— Music— Physical Edu Che guest o f honor at the dinner. o f lire, and horses o f fire, and whether or not the Bible is of cation—Sociology.—Extension. b u tC oolid ge, Mellsn, et al succeeded about twenty. Lightning is very rare The teachers, Mila Everest and Miss parted them both asunder; AND in the Pacific states. d smothering It. We wonder why. divine origin. For a catalogue or any information 0 t^> je^bti Writ » The Registrar. UniOertity of Oregon, Eugene. Oregon. M a tter and E n ergy The naval observatory says that un til recently It was considered firmly es tablished that matter cannot be de stroyed, but, according to recent theory, matter can be changed Into energy. Matter does not leave a star as matter, but It Is changed into energy and the energy leaves the star. The 50th Year Opens September 24.1925 Notice to Credilote. In the County Court ot toe State o f Oregon, lo r Malheur .County, In the Matter o f the Estate o f Au gustus G. Kingman, Deceased, 'the undersigned, having been ap C red it, N ot M orals pointed by the County cou rt o f the The adjective in "a good neighbor State o f Oregon, tor tne County o t hood” doesn’t refer to the morals of Malheur, adminUtralor o f the estate the people, but to their credit.—Balti of Augustus G Kingman, deceased and having qualified, notice is hereby more Sun. given to i he creditors o f, and all per sons having claims against the estate N ot N a tu re’s Plan of said deceased, to present them, A man’s ears are so placed that he duly verified as required by law, with may catch the things said to his face. in six months a fter the first pu blica It was never intended that he should tion o f this notice, to said administra hear the things that are said behind tor, at bis office in the Town o f Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon, the place his back. where said administrator will receive said claims. K. M Blodgett, For Sale. Adm inistrator ot the Estate o f Au gustes G. Kingman, Deceased, As I am g o in g to leave I will sell First publication Sept. 4, 1925. my herd o f dsiry cow s, eight In num Last publication Oct. 2, 1926. , ber, all to be fresh in September , and O etober; also one tesm and har 1 nesa, De Lav« I cream separator and Administrator’s Sale o f Real some household good*. L. DeGoede. Estate. BILL BOOSTER SAYS ’© his I VE THE TOWIJ KUOCKER CRsorr, sam i he does *rr. Arreu urremuG to HtVA NAPPtUG ABOUT THE 8HV OmatALS, ALIO THE PU8US SCHOOU, AMD THE DOCTORS, a m o t h e vwRCHAMTf a u d t h f NDUUS FOUL*, AMO THE CHURC l AMO THE GOVERMWEMT, PT JUST UATURAUV MAKES BOOSTERS OF THE REST OF US ! * Notic* is hereby given that, under and by virtue o f an order o f aale duly made and entered bv the Judge o f the County Court o f the County o f Mal heur, State of Oregon, on the S8tb day o f August, 1925, in the m atter o f the estate o f Wm Canfield, deceived, the undersigned administrator e f said ea tale, will, on the 6th day o f Oetober 1925, at the hour o f 1 o 'clook p m o f tbet day at he premises hereinafter Irscribcd, tffer tor salu and sell at pri 'l i e sale, in one parcel, for rash in !•»: I, subject to ronflrmntion by said court, the follow ing described real est.ne i.wnso byeaid * S i« u , ew it: in e South 40 feet o f lots 8, 4, 6, 6 ; 7 iu Block 7, Original Townsite o f Nyisa, Nyssa, Malheur County, Ore I * “ ’1- Ed Rich. Admintstralor o f the Estate o f Wm. j Car field. Deceased. First publication Sept. 4. 192*. Last publication O c t 2, 1926. Owyhee -irrigation District. ” L ed b y S elf-L ove It I* the admirer of himself, sod t tbe admirer e f virtue, who think, him •eli mwerwr re other».—Plqurch. | NOTICE IS H EREBY G IV E N that the Board o f D irector« o f the Owyhee Irrigation District, ectfng ae a Board o f Equalization, will m eet on Tuesday, October 8, 1925, at 2 o ’ clock p. m. at its office at Nyeaa, Oregon, for the purpose o f review ing and correcting its ass -sim ent ano apportionment o f taxes for the next ensuing ftseal year. Tbe assessment list ard record may be inspected at the office o f the eeere- tary I f any person interested. By order o f the Board oe Directors. Dated Septan bar 4. 1**5 R. M. Blodgett, Secretary o f tbe Owyhee Irrigation District.