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ANENT FAITH
The question recently came up
in the Young: People’s Sunday
school class aa to wkat consti
tutes a Christian. The concensus
of opionion seemed to be that a
Christian is one who believes in
and carries out the teachings of
¡Christ. This soands reasonable
and will probably be generally
acsepted as correct. The next
question is, what does ChriBt
teach? A good idea of his doc
trine may be obtained by read
ing what is known aa the ‘‘Sec
mon in the Mount,** beginning
at the 5th chapter ef Matthew.
This giver as good a picture of
Christ and his teaching, prob
ably, as can be obtained from
the Bible, and those who aspire
to be His followers should read
it careful y. They will thus be
enabled to measure themselves
by His yard stick and can de
termine how near they come tc
measuring up to the required
standard. We haven’t space to
publish the entire sermon, but
will give a few verses at random.
A constant reader of my ‘‘Bulj”
Durham Ads writes in and says;
“ If there was another smoking T o
bacco the equal of “ Bull” Dur
ham a lot of us would quit you no
matter how much it cost. But alas
there is no equal at any price as we
have all found out at various nes.
P o t l say unto you, th a t ye resist
So we must hasten to turn the age*
and groan, whenever we enc inter no evil: b u t w hosoever »hall »mi >
the C L O W N Ads of Will P ;ers, th«e on thy tig h t cheek, tu rn to him
who is trying to discredit the vorth the o th er, a!»o. M a tt 5:39.
Do you Christians ever feel
of the W O R L D ’S FAVC J T E
like retaliating when some one
T O B A C C O .”
imposes on you or does you an
See that Bird wrote this whole
If so, it is positive
Ad for me himself. He knocked injury?
me but he boosted “ Bull’ ’ Durha n. proof that you still have a trace of
He fell right into my hands. Its fitly original ain, sometimes known
by the wisdom of our smart people as the Old Adam, in your system.
that us CLO W N S and Fools are Get rid of it at once, as it is
allowed to ride in Limousinss. They fatal to the true Christian char
say “ The Lord protects the fo o l acter.
ish,” so, I am nestling right under
An if any m i n w ill »ue tb c a a t tht
his wing. So thanks Mr. Smart taw , and ta k e away th y c c a t. le t hln
Man, write us another Ad. It will have ib y cloak alas M att. 5:40
only cost you two cents
| The Christian is forbidden tc
go to law to protect hi« property
rights. Not only that, but if
r fiL ts
A irs* * * someones succeeds by legal
means in obtaining a part of
P.S.—There will be another piec# your property,you must also give
here two weeks from now. Look him the rest of it. Is that your
(or it
prastioe?
Give to him t h a t a sk a th th e e , aad
from him th a t w eald b aatew a f
th ee , tu rn a a t thoe aw ay. M a tt 6:41.
What a happy world this
would be if that were the gen
eral practice of Christians. The
“ bo” would enjoy life to the
utmost, with not a care for the
morrow.
T h e re fo re I »ay unto you, ta k e ao
B ull
D urham
Guaranteed by
provide for you, for Christ goes
on to say:
T b e re fe re ta k e a a th o u g h t, saying
W hat »ball wa e at? e r. W hat »ball we
drink? or, W h o raw itb all akall wo bo
elothed?
Christ closed his sermon by
saying:
(Öur i f In g i;
L em p -» lrio n - w ritte n by fifth J
grad« pupila
And e veryone th a t h e a re th thee*
say in g s Of m iae and a a e tb them not.
What the Flag Means to Us
(h a ll be likened u n to a foolfab man
The flag m ra a g o v ern m en t, th e
which b u ilt hla bouse u p a s the »and
p re sid en t, tru th , honor, ju stic e , sa le -
M a tt 7:26
value pu rity and irred o m
We fear not many people ty, Tbe
w hite m eans p u rity , th e red
ooutd qualify as Christians if moans valor, and th e blue mean* jus»
Christ’s Cachings were taken true
seriously. But they are not, by W henever a new s ta te » m ade, they
anybody. By what is known as add a new sta r.
E very c o untry has to have its own
“ private interpretation" each flag.
We should cherian it.
Individual can make Christ’s T he b h .rte * u s trip e s are tb e first
words mean what he thinks He th irte e n s ta te s .
R uth W o l f *.
should have said, instead of
what He did say, and everything
is lovely—until the storin comes
A peculiar characteristic of
the Christian faith in bible
pro rises seems to be that those
pertaining to the future life are
aocepted without question ai
their face value, but chose ef
feeting this present lif«t where
they have an element of dange
in case the promise is not ful
filled, cause the Christian to
hesitate and resort to private
interpretation. Christ’s promise
that “them that bolieve” shall
have power to drink poison or
handle deadly serpents, or live
without making provision for
the future are eases in petnt.
Appraiser Appointed
A special meeting of the di
rectors ef the Owyhee Irrigation
district was held Monday after
noon for the purposeof selecting
an appraiser to represent the
district in making the valuation
of the Owyhes district lands.
Frank T. Morgan ef Kingman
Kolony was appointed. Mn
Hayden will repreger t the gov
ernment and these two wil
select a third. It is the inten
tion to appraise the value of
each 40 acre tract in the district
and it is expected the work of
appraising will start about the
first, of November.
A delegation of Ontario citi
zens, including W. H. Doolittle,
Bruce R Keeler Messrs. Van
Petten, Pinney and Yoang, were
present at the meeting
A Bold, Bad Barglar
Sume u n k n o r n p e rso n broke into
to e aehool houae e a rly Tueaday morn
ing with ih e e v id e n t intention of »teal
nit a n y th in g o f value he could ta d .
Hu ulfected e n tre n c e by rem oving one
of the fro n t doora fro m its hinges and
waa buaily e n g ag e d ia b re a k 'n g o pt«
the door ta a u p e rin te n d e n t'a office
when diacovered by C. M. Z ink, tba
ja n ito r, who alaapa in th e building.
Mr. Zink waa aw ak aaed a t 3 o ’clock
and a ta rte d ta in v e a tig a te , aoon dis
covering the in tru d e r a t hie n e fa rio ie
w ork. U pon aaeing be waa diacovered
lh<- b u rg lc r m ade hi» g e t aw av, b at
n>t b e fo re Mr Zi k g o t e good look
a t l>im and bciievea be reeognived nine,
.'.■thing of value wae tak e n .
What the Flag Means to Us
T he flag m eans m uch to aa all. I t
seem s to talk to us, telling na w hat it
m a in s
I am going to tell you w hat
it t- lit by i'.a solera, and s t a r s a
strip e s.
T ue blue ia ju stic e I t m a a n s it
tre a ts ua all alike T b e w hit« is for
p u rity , to keep pure and to n e t tell
thin g s tb a t a re riot tru e . 1 am sure
you all Can do th a t if you try . Then
ik# red ia valor, t t sta n d s to r bravery.
It w ants uh all to bo brava and stand
by it, w ith it. I t does not w a a t ua to
stand up a g a in a t it. B ut I am aura
there is n o t a one of wa th a t i*
a g ain st the flag.
Tbe strip*« tali ua thSy to e th*
th irte e n old s ta te s T he a ta rs tail na
th a t vhey a re tb e s ta te s now. So you
see they both tell a s w h a t th ey m ean
to us
1 would like to w rite m ore a bout tb e
flag e f ous c o u n try and how It Ilk«»
you to s ta n d by it,
D orothy
$10,635.00
T o ta l.
EST IM A T E D
R E C E IP T S
2,000 00
60 00
50.00
(00 00
700.00
W ater R e n ts --------
In te r e s t__________
F ine»_______ _____
D elinquent T axe«.
Road h u n d ............
1 3,100.00
T otal
R E C A PIT U L A T IO N
T otal e stim a te d expenaea for y e a r . ..................................
T otal e stim a te d receipt», a c t iaoluding proposed ta x .
Am ount to be ra ised by t a x ------ . . . ----------------- —
ia u te of O regon
f
C ounty of M alheur v S3
Town o f N yaaa
^
-
116,536.00
3,100 00
( 7,415.00
I, A, R Miilar, do hereby c e rtify th a t 1 air the duly appointed, qualified
and a ctin g R ecorder o f the Town of N yssa, Oregon and th a t th e above and
fo reg o in g i- the B udget of Town expenaea as certified to me by th e B u d g e t
co m m ittee.
W itness my hand and th e Town aeal affix*!! th is 17th day o f C ctvber,
¡925
A. R. MILLAKy T ow n Records*.
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S o sh sh t .
What the Fag Means t« Us
Seventh Grade Woik
Th* flag should alw ays m ake you
have a proud feeling when you look
upon it.
I f yon are in a fo reig n land th e flag
should be as a com panion to you.
The flag ’s colors m ean d iffere n t
things.
W hite m eans p u rity , red
m ea n t valor, blue sta n d s fo r justice.
We m ust uphold our flag
M ary L a e C o l e .
Mias Adam* prom ised her seventh
g ra d e pupils she would publish in the
Jo u rn a l tb e b e st sto ry and poem writ»
te n in t i e lan g u a g e class The follow
in g a re th e tw o ah* considered the
b est:
Surprise Parly
M onday, O ctober 12, a su rp rise p arty
was held on R o b e rt Tb m pson. The
rowil g a th e re d a t th e bank c o rn er and
from th ere p roceeded te B ob’a borne,
whose he was pleasantly su rp rised
The evening was sp e n t in gam es,
Mar jo Oo" iog and Bob Thom pson
g iv e a few s tu n ts which w ere up<oar
ousiy enjoyed by ail. Tnose a tte n d in g
w ere:
Paul Crooker, M ary Swan,
.lerniee Vornies, X u -a rt Closaon, Vir
Aims Thom pson, A gnes Sw an, Hazel
B eiln, A rth u r &.*-voss, M arjo Cowina,
V erna Thompson, G eorge Davra Mil
u red Long, Viola B lo d g ett, Otis
C rooker,
H e rb e rt H oxie, H arold
H oxie, Dan Gambia.
Initiation Party
The f r e s t a t e s in itiatio n held F riday,
O ctober IT, waa a com plete success.
I he fresh m en and a few of ihe upper
classm en w are put th ro u g h some clever
sto u ts T here w ere gam es and manv
olever fe a u re s of the evening th a t gave
ev o ry an a a p lea sa n t tim e
A fte r re
fre sh m e n ts w ere serv ed , which con
sisted of cides anu d o u g h n u ts, th* fow
COMMUNITY CHURCH
re m a in in g hours wore a p a n tin dauoing,
NOTES
Th* m uaie was farm ahod by M ary
C hurch a tte n d a n c e waa vary good Sw an. Fuel C rooker aad A rth u r Sor
laa t Sunday m orning, p erh ap s due t< vosa. E veryone rep o rte d * w onderful
tb e fa c t e f the S a c ra m e n ta l aervfce tim*.
and th e ep asla l mueio. Wa hope that
the apeeiai m uaie N a tu re m ay aoatli ue
every Sunday, aa it 1» a g re a t laaptva-
tioa
A s u rp r.s e p a rty on Iv a W aller*
N a a t S aad ay m orning ia “ Good L5t-
a r a t a t e ” d a y ta he observed tberoagb- waa hrld flatudday, O etehor 17. by
R o th F te lle n and
R ew ena Gian.
o a t tb e ehureb
Gam*» w ere pinged and aoma »lava?
T he first atn d y in th e T eacher»’
T raining (T a ts i t an T hursday averting, tric k s w a rs played on a few o f tb*
A fte r d ainty ra ira sh m a n ta
O ctober 29. n l 7:38 a t the putaonaye. ■tuest»
wore served and a p lea sa n t dvaair g
The mid w eek p ra y e r m e. lin g a. d tbi*
class will be com bined. Mr H e ra t» , spi n! th e gneata d e p arted fo r home,
will have c h a rg e of a SO-minute d e rvoa# n tte n d lrg w ere Adoi'tie A dam t,
votional period ami VIra. H e rab ry w dl Fhillip B a rre tt, R e b a rt Cloaaan, Kao
rib H rceti. H e rb e rt H»ai*. Harold
teach rhe »tiidv claaa, oaii-g aa a t i t
H exia, Iva W altere, Mary Sw an, Bar
How to T each c o lig io n ,’’ by B atts.
T h e ‘ Boy S c o o t’’ org an isatio n i* nice Vorhiea, A gnecs flwan. R a th
nndar way
S evontoea hoi a w* a 'theltna. M aude Wood*. L u ctla Clam
p re sen t and oim ot'rd on Monday eve e n t, H alen C lam ant, Rew ena Gian
Iva Walters Surprised
th o u g h t lo r your life, w b a t yo shall
e at, o r w h at ve ahail d rin k ; nor yet
for y o u t bouy, w b at ye ahail put <>u
Behold the flowle o l the a ir: fo r they
» n r . Monday e re n i g n t 7:80, in ihe
u > not, notlkor do they reap, nor
paanorage b a n m ent, will be the Ua>*
f a th e r into h e m e ; y e t your heavenlv
f a th e r fe e d e th them
A re ye not aad place of o a x t m eetin g
The E pw orth La gue young people
m uch b e tte r th an th ey ? M att 6.26 20.
The only tossible inference are com bining business w ith plana, re
in an official m ee tin g and a ’’Spook”
from this passage is that Christ p a rty a t the perso n ag e F riday. Oa
is telling you not to tow nor reap lo b ar 22.
nor gather into barns, for your
N K H e rn ay, P a sto r,
ieavenly Father will care fo?
ou anyway. A n any of you
'hristians taking car« of you
rops &nd shipping them to
:arket? If so, you are showing
t lamentab'e Isck if faith ir.
God’s power and wiUiagneas to
NOTICE
N otice ia h ereb y g iv e « to tb e legal v o te r i of th e T ovn #f Nyaaa, Malbauv
Cesar, ty, O regon, tb a t a m uetti g od the levying board of aa d T r » » »»« »•
bald ia tb a Council room on the 19th d a , of N ortBibe#. l w , ** th e hour ,
8:06 o’eloefc p. m. to r th e p urpoee e f diaaasaing an? o r all a t th e d iB e ra a t
item s contained in tb e Town B u d g e t lo r 1926, h e re in a fte r Set e u t. w ith dag
etliaan in te re s te d . The follow ing ia tb e B udget prepared by tbe B udget ceen-
m lttee of th e Town of Nyaaa and show s the »m ount of money re ce o aa ry for
tb e d iffere n t expenses of rh e town during th» e n su in g fiscal year, to g e th e r
with the e at sm a l t d rev en u es ot th e Town from all aourcea o tb a r tbai, m u n o
i ipal tax es.
TOW N O F NY SSA A U D G 8T FO R 1926
P ersoosl S e tv ie ra
(',600.00
1
M a rth a )_____________________________ _______
30«.00
R e c o r d e r ............................................ ...........................
1.926 00
125 00
L ib ra ria n __________________________ ____ ____
M aterial and Supplies
fO
00
P rin tin g and A d v e rtisin g ........................................
1( 0 UO
£50.60
200.00
Fire D e p a rtm e n t-----
Main tonane* and R snaira
100.00
F u e l ................................
460 00
260 00
R e n t --------------- --------
F o w sr and W ater
..
1Í00 00
250 00
R epairs and S u p p lies--------------
2,450.00
1000.00
Improvements_________________
750 00
Rtrnat L i g h t s --------------------- ----------
700.00
B m -rg e cy F u n d ---------------------------
1,000.00
Sinking F u n d ------------------------------
1,900
00
I nt ar «»t . . ________________________
1,000.00
8 t r e . t F u n d _____________________
Staterrm t of fiwn«r*hip
of th e G ate C ity J o a m a l, published
weakly a t Nyaaa. firegnn, fo r O ctober,
1956
P ublisher. H F Brown, N y sra, Or.
E d ito r. H F Brown, N 's s a , Or.
Busin»*« M anager, H. F. Brown,
Nvrao. Oregon.
Ow»or* H F. B row n Nyaor, O r.;
Having aoij n v fa rm , will aril a' W i« S. Brown Val», O r ; U n , 3
lrivate »air lib*- following l iv ra tn e k - Richer, P a rtía n « , Or.
3 raw s ami t herae»; aiae cream sc pa
Bond h o ld ers- Non*
sto r, nearly r ear, a id a incubator»—
H F Brown. Pub ¡»her.
O 'd T rea ty . "o re H atch ar.d S poka «,
d th e n r i 'l e »
Wil ii ai Hr- <J.
S ubscribe h r th* Jo u rn al, ( I ;0 p --
Oa B eu ieeard . I y e a r.
A Foolish Rabbit.
(W ritte o by E rn e s t H aw kins, 7th
grade, lan g u a g e )
T here wee once a foolish ra b b it who
waa alw ays e a tin g the f a rm e r ’s crops
One sp rin g day tb e fa rm e r said " t h a t
ra b b it h a s g o t to be c a u g h tth is y e a u
T he fa rm e r then p lan te d hia oat* as
u su al T he wise old ra b b it came in
and a t* nil th e o a ts. W hen he had
finished he w en”, home fe e lin g very
fine, a lth o u g h a trifle sleepy. W hat
do you suppose he found when he a r
rived hom e? T h ere was a nice pile of
eorn ju s t outside hia door.
He a te th e corn and s ta rte d into his
house, b u t found to h a su rp rise tb a t
be bad e a te n so m u ih he could not g et
th ro u g h his duo*.
New i t happened th a t M ister W olf
was o s t in se a rc h of a good supper. He
cam e to w here M ister R abbit lived
and saw M ister R a b b it try in g to g e l
through his door.
'W h a t ia th e m a tte r. M ister R ab
b it? ” asked M ister W olf.
'1 cannot g a t in to my h o u se,” an
sw are d M ister R a b b it.
“ W ell, I brow a good place for
y o u ,” said Mr. W olf, aa ha quickly
c a u g h t and devoured Mietwr R ab b it.
whach said M ortgage waa given to
secure tbe paym ent of (11,000 00, wifcti
in te re s t thereon a t the ra te of 10 per
cen t per annem from A pril I, 1923, in
th a t (aid m o rtg a g o r has failed, neg
leeted and re fu sed to pay said C h a tte l
M ortgage, or any p a rt th e re o f, and
said m o rtg ag ee, th a F i-s t N atio n al
Bank, O ntario, Oregon, th e un d er
signed, having elected to foreclose
said m o rtg ag e, and having tak e n poa
session of the personal p ro p e rty d e
scribed in said C h a tte l M o rtg ag e;
NOW T H E R E F O R E , in conform ity
w ith th e term s and conditions of asid
M ortgage,
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y
GIV EN by the U ndersigned, F irst
N ational Bank, O ntario, O .egon, tb a t
it will, on the 31st day of O otober, 1*26,
a t th e h our of 11 o ’clock a m a t tbe
ran ch known as the T hreaa S c o tt
R anch, located about 20 m iles south-
w est of Jo rd a n V alley, O regon, sell to
the h ig h est bidder for easb, to e foi
lowing described personal p ro p erty .
to w it;
S
S te e rs yrl.
12
S te ers 2s
S te e rs 3s
12
4
S te e rs 4s
5
H e ife rs yrl.
90
Cows
25
C alves
7
W eanera
1
Bull
said above described personal prop
e rty beingsold to apply upon the
indebtedness due upen said m ert-
gage
in the
sum of (11,006 06,
w ith
in te re s t
thereon
at
tbe
r a le o f 10 p e r c en t per annum
from A pril 3, 1S23, to g o tb e s w ith
(156 00 reasonable a tto rn e y ! fe te , and
Tht Soldiers* Fag.
for ail coeta and expenses e f sale.
T ne soldiei s held th e flag and shield
D ated this 14th day e f O ctober, 1(25.
As they m arcbed th ro u g h th e b a ttle F IR S T N A TIO N A L BAN K, O N TA
RIO, OREGON. M ortgage*.
field
R W. S w agler,
The soldiers th o u g h t it very g re a t
T* hnld th e flag o f e v e ry s ta te .
A ttern e y fo r M orgageo.
D ate ef Amt publication O ct. I I 1925.
The eotera w ere fl»a ing on high.
D ate of last publication C et (0, 1925.
T hey eeumed te eefleet upon the sky.
H urra» fo r th* red, w h ite and blue.
And h urray far th* aeldier* tru e
F‘a*o for Salt Ne*r N> ssa.
Ta* soM ieri uaurrhed and did th eir beat
Bi aaMJSel high grad* piano m u s t lie
N ut even sto p p in g to ta k e tk e ir r ta k s»H a t one*. Big saving aad term s
H u rray fo r our Old G lory;
(16 m aatkly te reliable p a rty
For
We lev* t* t*H its sto ry .
particu lar« w rite Ciree Music C e., 66
F ro n t S t., P o rtlan d , O regon.
t>4 4t
Tba people w ere all gazing
Aa th * flag waa ra isin g
'h * lo v e ly flag waa p a ssin g by,
Th* very flag fo r yen and I,
(M ade by Mia* C h a rlo tte E. Che* ley,
Nyaaa. O re .. O ct. 19. 1925 )
Chiropractors
Dr* R. F. and P e a rl M. B radford.
Iieawuafl ia Oregon and Idaho. C arver
rveduate* C o n su ltatio n and exam in
ation free Twelve years successful
practice tu the ria l* . F irs t d e a r w est
e f hank, Nyaa», O regon
NOTICE OF CHATTNL. MORT-
GAGE FORECLOSURE SALE
A ttorney and Ci
Franta*« j Mi courts
ftyaae.
Dr»
CK IB O PtakC TD K S
R P. and Pearl M. B radford,
licensed in O regon and Jdahc.
C asvcr
-adustas
D e fa u lt b a sin g o c cu rre d in the
te rm s and condition» ef e cerlein
C h a tte l Mori g age m ade and executed Concili-ilio n aad B usta imi tia« 'r e e
by G W C u m x in a, to the F irst Na
:irn a l Hank. O n tario . O rayen, or
the
10th day
of
April.
1923.
W. B.
which said C h a tte l
M ortgage is
IN S * « A N O
recorded
in
Book 4 on
pages
366 and 961
Record» e f C b atte
O ffice a t fUBW enex I h ir d and
M ortgage* i* Min effiee e f th e County
E b rg m rt Avenue
C lerk e f M stboss Sw eaty. O regon, god