The Gate city journal., December 04, 1925, Image 4

THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
GATE CITY JOURNAL
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Published
every Friday
Oregon, by
at
Nyasa.
i
H. F. BROWN
Entered at the Poetofflee at Nvssa
'rerron. aa second-ein-, j _ J matter ;
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
u,e months, in advance......... ........ 76
Officers County P. T. A.
Mrs. M. M. Greeting Nyeee, Pré«.
Mr* Ralph Haworth, Wade, Vice
President.
Mra. P. C. Fry. Oregon Trail, See.
Mite Catherine V. Conway, Untario,
Preaa Chairman,
In another column D. Mac-
Lafferty has a communication on
the aigns that foretell the end
of the world. It is in reply to
our request for an explanation
as to how the darkening of the
aun and moon and the falling of
the stars could have been a sign
of the end of the wor d. We
commend it to our readers’ care­
ful consideration.
Next we
will publish a brief review of it.
LEVI STRAUSS
¡» j
‘E ditor and funeral^M an age?
FRIDAY
December 4th
TRADE
W A new
aist
O veralls
pair F R E E i f They R ip
L ook for th e Tw o Horses
ful injury at achool when acme ch Id
thr^w a handful of No. I ahot arid 01 e
entered fain ear He was rushed to a
doctor, who gave aa anesthetic arid
probed for the shot.
Leonard has
suffered dreadfully for tt.ia cart less,
thoughtless act, bub his ear sterna
some better today.
Mr. and Mr«. Newby enter'ained
Mr ar d Mrs. Ellis Walters Thanks*
giving,
Explains Prophecy
Owyhee
Mrs. M. M Greeling, eounty presi­
dent of the P. T. A, and her specially
appointed advisor, Mrs. T. M. Lowe,
went to Vale with Mr. Lowe Tuesday
to attend the teacher’s institute and
were much edified by the wonderful
lectures.
BULL’S EYE
W IL L ROGERS
Editor Journal:
While I »m opposed totvligioun con­
troversy in «ny fosm, yet I am ad-
monished to “ be ready always to Rive
an answer to every man that asaeth
you a reason o f the hope that ia in
y o u ." I Peter 315, and as you have
thrown out a peasonal challenge, I
feel compelled to answer.
Your trouble is in confounding the
The Owyhee P. T. A. will give a box great time o f TRIBULATION to the
supper and free entertaii ment at the CHURCH during the dark ages, with
•chool house Friday night. December time of TROUBLE to tho WORLD just
1 *. fur the purpose of raising funds prior to the coming of the Lord 'lh?re
for buying material for tha children's is a well defined prophetic period of
winter hot lunches.
The teachers i260 years designated as the great
have signified then willingness to pre­ TRIBULATION to the c h ur ch , common­
pare three lunchea if the community ly known as the Dark Ages of Papal
will furnish the wherewithal!, so ■upremacy, when, it ia estimated,
please try to come and bring a lovely from fifty to one hundred millions of
b ix, aa it ia rumored there may be a Christian m a r ly r s gave up their lives
nice priae for the handsomest box!
| for their faith. Thia peried began in
Mr and Mra. Alvin McGinnis have
moved back lu their work on the Reece
place, as Mra. McGinnis is able to get
around again after her long siege of
typhoid fever
JINKS
T he
638 A- D • when Justinian, the tin-
Peror of Rome, declared the pope to
he tha head of all the churches and
*he corrector of heretics, and extend-
«7
1790 A. D , when France sent an
army to R <me under General Berthier
and over threw the papal power, took
the pope prisoner and carried him
away to Frsnce, where he died in e x ­
ile three years later.
This period of 1260 days or 1260
literal years (in symbolic p ro p hec y a
day stands for a ye- r, see Eze. 4:6 and
Num. 14:24) of papal supremacy, are
Because It ia getting so oold and so
few attend the Sunday school has de thumb d a y s o f g r e a t t r u u l a t i o n
sided to m e e t with the various mem- mentioned bv Jesus in hit great proph
bera upon invitation. They will meet ecy of Matthew 24, yorss 21. and in
next Sunday w i t h Mr. end Mis. Fred verse 22 he says, except THOSE DAYS
Klingbaek, and everyone ia moat c or- «hculd be shortened there should no
dially invited to Ibe service.
, flesh be saved or in other words, if
j those days of papal persecution were
Tom Lowe purchased a line
allowed to run their full time, the
phonograph, a Silvertone, ard Sa
A ___ D1 ,
„
u r‘ , true church would have been entirely
day night Bigelows, Bradleys, Ki ng 1
obliterated.
But he says for the
backs, and Georgia Rust and Myrtle
electa’ sake THOSE d a y s shah be
Points and Kenneth MsDonald were
shortened Now were they shortened,
invited in to hear it.
j and how?
Yes; God's word never
Mr, and Mrs Bill Schweizer and fails. He raised up Martin Luther
Mies Glascock called at the Evans and the great Psoleatant Reformation
home Saturday.
; of the sixteenth century.
Luther,
8:00 P. M.
Near East Relief
Mrs. Anstene Felts of Portland,
former president of the Oregon P T
A , who ia spending the winter in
Paris, has written an interesting let
ter to J. J Handsaker. Nortnwest
Regirnal Directoi of the Naur East
Redef. She says:
'America must continue her work
in the Near East for a few years more
fur ahe ia dealing with childsen, and
some ot the m ist promising children
in the worl 1 Little is being done by
relief agencies for adults, although
they are worthy of help, for the Ar­
menian will not beg. He will werlc at
everything and everything, at any
pr ce for hia daily bread The pres-I
enee of these thousands of refugees'
has demoralised the labor situation m
a country where labor is already
poorly paid arid where there is littlu
work and little money.
“ Buys trained in American orphan­
ages will have much better chances
then the present generation for they
are being taught carpentay, black*
smithing, etc., while most .d olt regu
gees are fitted only for common labor.
1 wish I eoutd take you through the
little carpenter shop in Nazaneth
where the boys are learning earpentry
just opposite the spot where Jesus
learned his trade
What toff# at your heart most is
the babies four and five years old, of
whom there are more than 2000 in
Near East Relief orphanages now.
Children are leaving the orphanage at
the rate of 300 a month, making room
for others in the refugee camps. In
fch last two years homes have been
found for 25, ■ 00.
“ I am most enthusiastic over the
work the Near East Relief is doing
and feel the magnitude and necessity
o4 the work can not be over estimat
ed,’ ’ concluded Mrs. Fells.
BILL B O O S T E R S A Y S
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OUR. UEtGHSORS, IUSTEAO OF
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VJE WEED ALL OUR- DOLLARS
. RIGHT HERE AT HOWIE."
See the world’s must noted attractions
The Wonder VViztird o f Electricity
Museum of Famous Archaeological Exhibits
The Cal with it« Head Where its tail ought to be
Another "B u ll" Durham advertise­
ment byW ill Rogers, Zievield Ful-
j lies ana screen star, anJ leading
American humorist. More coming.
W atch fo r them.
PROGRAM
If You W ant to
Look Like This
—
CANDY
Don’t Smoke
Y ou are coing to be disappointed
tvhen you look at the face in this
Advertisement. It will be such
a shock from the type o f Faces
you always see in Advertisements.
They generally get some Guys
face to use in a Collar or Un­
derwear Ad that looks like he
was just born for that Ad. Y ou
never see him in real life or any­
thing that ever looked like him.
These “ Bull” Durham people
conceived the idea o f something
new. T h ey felt that you were
tired looking at such handsome
faces in Ads, it was so discour­
aging to men w ho looked at them
because they knew they could
never look like these fellows
themselves. So they wanted a
homely face that would be an
inspiration to other homely men,
(because there is a terrible lot of
hard looking Birds among you
readers). So after looking the
W orld over they picked on me.
I dont smoke “ Bull” Durham,
so the Moral is IF Y O U W I L L
S M O K E IT , Y O U W I L L
N E V E R L O O K L IK E M E.
I am the horrible example of a
man not using it.
FREE
POPCORN CIDER
High School Building
Admission
-
T7
Everybody Come
FOR WHAT, INDEED
“ Portnw I Portaw! Come lice, h at
Wruce!” cried the Englishwoman from
j the carriage window. In that t-xag-
gerated accent thut the Scots cannot
stand—the train was at Aberdeen sta­
tion.
“ What d'ye want?” asked the red­
headed little Scottish porter.
“ Portaw! I’ve lost my luggage!”
“Then"—strolling away—"for what
wad ye be wantin’ a porter?'' —London
Evening News.
P. S. There is going to be another
piece in this paper soon. L ook for it.
Those Sweet Words
The presumptive bridegroom had
brought his presumptive sister-in-law
(aged five) a bar of chocolate.
“ See how good Edwin Is,’’ said hi3
fiancee.
"He’s not only good—he’s better.’’
"Better? How do you mean?”
“ Well, I heard father tell mother
that he was better than nobody !”—
Tapis, Brussels.
THE KNOWN FACT
Glasgow an Old City
According to tradition, the city o?
Glasgow, Scotland, was founded an
early as 560 A. D. !t owes Its Indus­
trial and commercial Importance to It’i
situation In a district abounding 111
coal and Iron, to Its location near tho
mouth of the Clyde and to its wonder­
ful harbor of 200 acres.
Queer Fishing Apparatus
Two small boys at Sydney, Australia,
recently caught 15 fish at once by
lowering a lurge bottle containing
bread Into the water. The fish were
so hungry for bread that they slipped
through the neck of the bottle and then
couldn't get out.
We haul
Anything
Anywhere
Any Time
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bradley and #" mbin* UP
» ‘ » ¡ « « « e (ao
daughters Alta and Ruby, drove to
on h,s knet‘ *- doin* bi» Pen
Ontario for Thanksgiving with their *nce’ sprang to h's feet exclaiming,
relatives, the Aldrichee.
> Trie juut ehaM live by faith ,’ ’ and
•Tt-ighf there was kindled the fires of
Phon« 37
Mr and Mrs. Carl Quaekenbush are-
TllOUS LIBERTY.
I.uther
nailed
expected home for the holidays. yftflpHTs thesis to the door of the church at
4->-r+++++++>++++L+++4.+-4~M~«-*
Mra. Tom Lows spent moat o f
Wittenberg.
The German princes
week talking to the children on the began to espouse the cause of the
I reformers, and issued their protests
Education Week topics.
Mrs. J. P. McGinnis and children, against the else dogmas o f the papa
A M D C IG A R S T O R E
Glenn and Virginia, le ft Tuesday for cy, the reformation spread like wild­
Alturaa, Cal., to visit with her fire. defenders of the true faith mul­
tiplied vapid'y and very toon there
daughter.
Wide—They say It takes nine tailors
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING
was enough Protestant soil found in
Mra Andrew McGinnia entertained Switioriand, Germany, Holland, Eng
to make a man—I hope that isn’t so
HOT AND COLD BATHS
her ions, A archie and Perry Cantrall,
in yonr case.
land, Norway and Sweden, to swallow
P A U L HO W K, Prop.
and alao Ceeil Saaith at Thanksgdvlng 1 up the flood of prpal persecution, and
Hubby—I can't say; but I can tell
dinner.
you for a certainty one dressmaker
Nyasa
Oregen
j thus “ the earth helped -the woman.” t
cun break me.
Mr. and Mrs.Wm. Be a entertained (church). Rev. 12:16, end t h o s b d a y s
Mr. and Mrs Ghaa. Garrison at dinner ahortened.
Deadly Bowie Knife
♦ 4 -M r id " > H * 4 -4 -i+ H + -M -M -t-i* M -+
Stripping Gears
•
Thanksgiving.
The bowie knife la nonred for Col
Now about the signs I do not need
W hen s om e f o o l w om a n d r iv e r « tr ip «
Mr. and Mrs Claude Smith were tu verify these signs, Mr. Editor James Bowie, who Introduced It In |
the H ears,’
Guaranteed by
Said m ean o ld Rip,
entertained at the W. W Smith home Everybody knows about them—they Texas. According to one accoun*. Col­
•If it Is n ot m y w ife , I th in k that it'»
onel
Bowie
had
occasion
to
fight
with
a
Thanksgiving.
are a matter of history, The sun ard
A c o m ic s tr ip ."
broken sword and found It ao effective
C. KLIN KEN BERG
Mr and M-ra, Jaavfa entertained moon were darkened May 19, 1780. that he equipped Ills men with too*
Added Attraction
Mr. and Mrs. Alvon McGinnis ard Mr. T-he stars fell November 18, 1833, and dagger-shaped knives. They were, how
PROJ1, r U L I V E S Y
“ITey 1-
and Mra. Henry Siippay at a big at that time these signs were recog- ever, sharp on one edge only. Since
I l l Fifth Avenue, New York City
“ Well?”
nixed ae omens of the soon coming of knives quite similar In design were In
R .'nsoaabla Hates
Thanksgiving dinnen
“This acreage you sold me for my
and of the world. Now, Jeaua says in use In Mexico It Is probable that the
Mr. and Mra Chas. Fiaher attended
PHONE 16
mhdlvlslon
Is
under
four
feet
of
wa­
Mathew 24:29 immediately after the Idea was gained from them
Significance in Name
church in Nyasa Sunday.
ter."
tribulation o f th o se d a y s tneee signs
Radio vacuum tubes are called
"Advertise It as the Venice of your
Miaa Mildred DeBord vLaltcd the ahouhl occur.
Mark soya in t h o s e
4-4->4*4 » « .'. I M 14 + +++-«•-T
’’valves'' In England, hernuse they let section. Nothing could be more at­
Fred Klingbaek home last we ek.
Discovery
of
Brazil
DAYS, AFTER THAT TRIBULATION, Mark
electricity through in one direction and tractive than that.”
Brazil, the largest of the South not in another.
Mra, Lowe end Mra. Greeling. oua 13:24, and right then is when they did
ATTORNEYS AT LAW -
earnest P. T. A. workers, wars guests occur. Mr. Editor, right on schedule American countries, was discovered on
Innocent
Child
at • P. % A. meeting at Mrs. King’s time. God’s great timepiece never January 26. 1500, by Vincent Plnzon.
E. M. BLOT G TIT
"Elsie," said her mother, "I hope yon
Loss by Electrical Rust
In the Big Bend Dietvict 47 last Fri* faiia—always right up to the mirsut-. A Portuguese named Pedro Alvarez de
Attorney and Con
ror at Law
Electrical currents set up by a mix­ never say anything at the neighbors’
Cobrae, driven upon Its coast by a
day.
Now tha time of TROUBLg mentioned
storm In April, 1500, railed the region ture of air and water cause rust which about the quarrels between your papa
Practice in all courts
In
Danial
12:1
and
other
Scriptures
is
Harry Evana thrashed or «hellsd
the Land of the Holy Cross, but It was destroys $300,000.000 worth of metals and me.”
Nysaa, On gon
It ia a subsequently named Brazil, on Account every year, recent Investigations Indi­
“Oh, no, mamma," returned Elsie. “I
about 1000 buahala of hia big crop of altogether another matler.
never do. But when you are pleasant
cate.—Science Service,
eorn Saturdy to fill an order tor an time of TROUBLE for the world, and of tta red wood.
CHIROPRACTORS
to each other I always ideation It.”
uuper Owyhee sheep concern and will net for tha church It culminates in
Drs. R. P. and Pearl M, Bradford,
Amazing
Reticence
the
failing
c
f
the
sbven
l
a
s
t
pl
ag
ue
s
probably finish «helling neat Satur­
licensed in Oregon and Idaho.
Early Canadian 'Vetsel t»ry
From a Jiny* yssuy—"T*e
a -
Sphinx
nx m
IjT i
r - T a i n w f c «
(Sea Rev, 16:1 and cbaprai 16) and
day.
tuf h.wi.i
Carver Graduates
à woman \v|tji a great
head. j£;nP ' *T--g pardon, a r t you a prizefight-
The first vessel birtft W f f l e C ar
Anally
winds
up
in
th
great
battle
of
Mr. Taylor, representative of the
,000 years.”—Bos*
Y ____ _
dlan coast was launched in 1796 Siy lin.n’ f 'talked for 3,000
Consultation and Examination ?ree
Armageddon,
Rev
16:14,
and
(he
com
Harper Brush Co., was in our midst
Capt. John Meares, a noted navigator :<£1 Truqttÿdtf
"
i
n
o
t
a prizefighter.
Nyssa, Oregon
Tuesday taking ordeia right and left ing of Christ. Varsaa 15 and lfi.
I Stiifpflsé yo if ft otfe of them re-
and fur trader. It was a tesael of
D.
M
ac LAFFERTY.
for Christmas delivery.
fioftert."* *r*
* ' i
ftona. During that year several coun­
W. B. H0XIE
•*?'
The Modern Flat
No, I’m a Journalist.”—Washing-
ties were established in New Bruna-<
Mr. and Mra. Bllfa Waltaru anker
INSUR/. NCE
very
'
l°h
ugnici
PSiw
-.
s
a
w
fellow
must
live
In
wick
and
on
October
23
the
seat
of
the
c
„
—
For
Sale
tained Chaa. Garrieun and family Sun
^
-r v ,. u ä __ lie-
provincial government was moved «man flat!” "What makes you thfnk
Office at Residence, Third and
Five thoroughbred mal« alrdale
day.
from St. John to JSt. Aline s Point, now that?" "His dog wags Its tail up tfM'
Ehrgood Avenue.
Ft-P 9 «le
Trofie! F«H
LvoaarJ Sm ith suffered a dread« papa, f t each, J. A. Caie, Ngsss, Dr. Fredericton.
j dotyty,^uldad «1 aidewa*'*."—Answers.
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