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T he G ate C ity J ournal VOL XXIII NO. 40 (1.60 PER W A R NYSSA, OREGON, FRIDAY, DEC. 25, 1925. ►*» v->4 ++<r**** •*++***++++* Poultry Supplies CONDENSED STATEMENT OF I'll 3 Malheur County Bank Custom Cleaning and G rinding LIABILITIES RESOURCES Loan» and Diaeounta.. . . . . . 1418,f07.6S Capital Stock......................... I 2*000 00 Overdraft*_________________ 5It* 00 Surplua and Profit*________ 44,462 86 B u ild in g ,F u r n itu r e . A F ia t 14.702 56 NONE Other Real Estate_________ 4,038.09 Bills Payable......................... Stocka and S.eeuritiea_____ 2,000 <'0 Rediscount!___________. . . . NONE Bond* and Warranta..’_____ 4,( 49 71 C ash and D ub F rom B anks 137,309.27 DEPOSITS............................ 61101*. 46 Nyssa Grain Seed Co. NYSSA & ( 682 , 676.30 OREGON. The little, unlooked for services, courtesies and situations, outside th > hsstaa pstb of routine, are what have counted n 111 in nuking loyal friends sad e**- toners for this bsnk. I .. ¡.+ + + + + + + + + 4 + . V -* M * 4 -+ + + 4 "t-+ + M 4 4 W W + + + m + + + + + + + + +*M Hello, Folks! LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF W e wish you all a ►♦♦4’4*44"> Merry Christmas . Nyssa Packing Co. A J. Dsvit took advantage of the excursion rates to Los Angeles and Monday left on a combined business and pleasure trip to the California metropolis. He hsa business at On- tsrio. about 60 miles from Los An geles, asd baa a consuming ambition to pick an orange in the middle of winter « Geo. Goodrich and family are spend ing the Christmas ho'idsyt with rela tives at Kathdrum, Idaho. BURBIDGE & RAY. Prop Nyssa, Or. Phene 6 $ 383 , 676.10 County Fundj for whi-h Surety Benda ara F u rn ished...... NONE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS H. J. Waid, President John Ray.^Vice President J. P. Dunaway, Cashier O. G. Bauer, Assistant Cashier U. A. Dive n, Assistant Cashior J. F. Reece J. J Sarosin G. L. Phillips DIRECTORS OUR MID WINTER TERM OPENING DATE M onday, January 4 In addition to our regulai business training we offer the fol- Advanoed Courses: TEACHERS’ TRAINING COURSE, SECRETARIAL COURSE PUBLIC ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING COURSE L IN K S BU SIN ESS COLLEGE and SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Boise, Idaho 10’ 6 Idaho Street and room while until January 1. The pastor sad family wish to ex press the season’s greeting end to -lext Sunday there will be a special pr|iy lha, th# nanl, , f Jaaus, written Naw Year’ s message by the pastor! over tha manger on Chriatmas day .t^ jd ^ a oloby h is son Paul. Th* new snd shining frem the threshold o f the «onghnok-T^cIT^IIW-deMUtee*, End th* New Year, may fill the he»rt* of all yt a- right *nd begin the new 'year with faith, trust and love for Him ard right, by tten< ing church and Sun •II mankli d dry school. The mid week service will not be For Sale-Gasoline engine, 6 to 16 h Id until th* following week Con’ ribution* to Gooding college horse power, in good condition, cheep. will still be rec ived at the parso age j Address Box 202, Nysse, Or. COMMUNITY CHURCH NOTES W e extend to each and all the com plem ents o f the season and wish you all a MERRY CHRISTMAS N Y 8S4, OREGON SUPPLIES «9 *1 1*4444444444444 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Christmas Program Recitation* Mrs Will Crooker. who la teaching priate to tha occasion. at Rigby, Ida., in home for th* holiday and tongs by th* young folks added to . the pleasure of the occasion. vacation. Mt. and D#w#y Ray entertained at - The celebration was under the joint auspices of the Methodist and Letter Chr stmas dinner Mr. and Mra. Tom Da* Saints churches, people from Batter, Mr. and Mra C P. Laekey, both congregations participating in Mr. and Mra. Go’ don Ray and Mr. ind the program Mrs Albert Boseb. Mrs P. M. Binklay spent Christmss al the home of Mr and Mrs. B Snow at the K 8. & D. ranch Mr. and Mrs Frank Miller and Lillie May Hunt and Glsdya Garri children spent Monbey in Payett* to eon are among th# Nyea. girls who witneae th* dedication o f ibe New era speeding tba holidays at their White Way in that city, which took place Monday evening Merchante of homes her*. rayaitc kept “ open house’ ’ end the large crowd of viaiter* frem neighbor ing town« and country made merry. to all A risto Oils, M otoreze H oxie Service Station Nyssa, Oregon ' When Value is Offered the public ♦ responds * Immediate recognition c i O l J3inobilw‘ c greater value explains w hy many of the departments at the big Oldsmobile plant arc now working over time and w hy it has been nee. 3ary to double factory facilities • * Check tin* 3 value for yourself. Compare Oldsmobile, point by point, v h h any car. R ide in an Oldsmobile. D rive an C *. mobile* T h en , and n ot u n til then, w ill you understand w hy the public is buying Gktaaiobilcs in larger numbers than ever be lore. Next to paving cash, the mnst economic l vr.y ■ b'U a car Is through GeneralMotors omn J. wring p’-m —Mailable to Oldsmobile purchase». C M A C tales, altsayi the lovxst, are now corn (••wet. Let us th J you the C M A C rote chart and learn hoes easy tile to own an Oldsmobile. J COACH P ow ell Service Station Nyssa, Oregon O LD SM O BILE S IX Greater 'Beauty Tiner'Perfo. nanee. , Lower Law Price TCI--■ LOST between depot end Campbe'I’s real Mra Paarl Star ley end daughter of i Finder d«nce, » •irinu of pearl* Bend visited over nght at the Gre-n I«’*”'* ttiH i st Camp-ells ard Campbell bom*. r «c c iv « • AUTO Toombs Bros., Props. New White Way NYSSA PHARMACY Miller and Seiberling Tires and Tubes P rom pt Service Mr. and Mr». J. B. Smith entertaia- ad Christmas day at a family dinner Dean Smith and family, Dw ght Smith Mr and Mrs Frank Fry, E. M. Dean o f Payette, Mrs Lucila Jhon- ■ton and family. A crow d»! house greeted the young Mr and Mrs. H. D. Holmes and Mra. P. M. Bin«lay »pent Saturday in sters of the grade school, who gave Vais visiting Mr. Finklay at the sani the play 'One Chriatmas Eye” at the theater Wednesday evening. Parents tarium. and frienda of the young performers Mr and Mrs Joseph Ewing left turned out in force to tee r. cm “ do Thursday to visit relatives at Goodii g, thair stuff,” and they were well re- Idaho, during the holiday». ^ paid. Anyone who had bean in the Mias fcdaa Dennis is home to spend least doubt as to tha existence of the .Santa ( laus must hare had hia doubts Christmas. She ia atterding the University of Idaho at Moscow. J effectually dias-pated, for not only did The Episcopal Sunday school bald its 1 the jolly old saint himself materialise Chris-mas program last Tuesday eve- before our very eyes, but also all nmg. A beautiful Christmas tree, kinds of elves and fsiriea and other gaily decorated, was a feature. The inhabitants of fairylani. program given by the youngsters was The pl»y waa given under th# diree- moat pleasing, and at the close of th* tion i f the teachers of the grades, and . evening Santa Claua himself gave they certainly h-d done a good job of . favors to all present. ¡training. The ploy went off without! Mr and Mra M. H. Spell of Nampa a flaw, and apparently without any' arc spending Christmas at th* MrCoy direction from th# directors aa not a ||on)e teacher was visible after (he play Misses Bliss Carter ard Mildred T h . enterta.r.ment was a Lon, were In Ontario Tuesday. *• ¡»°“ > te« he" ■»« . . . . . . . Munc for the «cession was furnished Mra. Edd.a Powell left Monday for ^ Angeles, where »he will spend __________________ Loa Chriatmas with her eister. Mr and Mr* Frank Miller had aa A large audience greeted tha arrival guasto Chriatmas day Mr. aud M»a. o f Santa Claus at th* Methodist Troy Sitton and family. church on Thursday night, thildrsn Have you seen the Lottery man? and adults appeared to ba in about 8. D. Goshert and family were din * iual numbers, and th* excellent nro n#r guests at th# Dannie heme Christ 1 gram presented met with the enthu mas day. siastic appreciation o f all. Every Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cockrum of youngster reeoiv d a g ift of esndy ard Ontario spent Chriatmas with her nuta. Mr. Hershcy presented a fine mother, Mrs R. J Davis series of steraopticon pictures sppro J Gaa and Oils, Whiz Anti-Free*« On Tuesday morning, December 21 1926, E. M. Plodgett, district attor ney, was notified of the death o f Jos eph Tipton of Cord, Oregon, resulting from a gunshot wound in the head. Coronar O. B. Payne was notified and the coronar, district attorney, sheriff and Annette Bb dgett went to the scene o f the shooting to hold an in. quest over the bidy, arriving at 10 o ’clock that evening A coroner’s jury was speedily secured and the evi dence taaan, the jury returning a e * -* * * -*♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « » « — verdict that the deceased came to his death from a gunshot wound from a gun held in the hands of the d ci ased, and that no blame was attached to any other person. The evidence disclosed that the other members o f the family were eating breakfast, snd that Mr Tipton, without sitting down to the table, walked out of tha room, stepped off tn* porch and (hot himself. The shooting oeeurrtd on the morning of the 17th and the deceased lived until the morning o f the 22nd, when he n(jt having regained conscious- ^ shooting. A Fine Show Send for FREE CATALOG B. C. Beetham, Manag r (Numerous opportunities for gir'a to work for board a tending school ) John Reece and Frank Leuck ara among the Nyssaites who took ad vantage of the excurainn rates to pay a visit t( Los Angeles sad aur rounding towns. Bisine Gibson is home tor the boll day season. Chas. Gossett and family, former Nyssaites now living at Nampa, were hare here for a brief period Wednes- . day. having stopped off while an route by auto to Southern California Mias Dora Thompson and brother Charles arrived home laat Sunday to ■pend the Christmas vacation. A Fatal Wound Toombs Service Station PRODUCT OP GENERAL M OTO RS
