The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, January 08, 1926, Image 4

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BRIEFLY TOLD.
Indian Crek school during the Xmas
ABOUT WOMEN.
holidays.
Declaring he was forced to kiss his mother-in-law
Little Marvel Franklin Smith was
Miss Rosalind Wheeler, a former Boston girl, has met every
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hodson were
time he came home to prove he had not been
laid to rest December 30th, at 4 p. with success as a real estate operator in London.
shopping in Ontario Tuesday. They
drinking,
Daniel Samuelson of Chicago is suing for di­
m. in the Westfall cemetery.
The
also made a trip to Vale to take
flowers on his casket were beautiful.
Mohammedan
women
who
desire
to
observe
the
rites
vorce.
their turkeys to market.
Mrs. John Muir, Mrs. Oliver Sandy, of their religion are not permitted to appear on the
Mrs. J. A. Smith of Ontario visit­ Mrs. Zimmerman and Mrs. Frank
Mrs. Augusta L. Marr of Los Angeles left $1000 to be
ed at the F. Smith home last week. Scott sang hymns at the cemetery. ^tage.
placed
on interest for the benefit of her pet canary.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Allen have Mrs. Sandy officiated at the funeral.
About one-third' of the federal employes in the city of
moved to Payette for the winter.
Manuel Madiaraga went out to the Washington are women.
Turning in his 13th false fire alarm in two days
Walter Marshall made a business railroad Monday to visit his bro­
proved
unlucky for William Bohnlifink of Chicago, 18,
trip to Vale Saturday.
More than one-half of all persons in the United States and he was sent to jail for six months.
ther Cecil. He returned home Thurs­
Joe and Paul Kanyard hauled day.
more than 100 years old are widows.
grain from their homestead last
Charlie Johnson went to Harper
Miss Sarah F. Niven received the highest award of Hugh Leonard, a drayman of Stevens Point, Wis.,
week.
Tuesday and returned with two and
Stanley Woodward moved his fam­ a half tons of coal for his home.
the medical faculty at Glasgow University this year, the was fined $10 for driving his team more than eight
ily to town and began work in the
miles an hour.
Misses Mona Becker, Mabel and first time this honor has ever been won by a woman.
llrogan Trading Company store the Esther Phieffer and Iola Presley af­
first of the year.
Women of Morocco are permitted to leave home only Louis Kopitsky of Port Huron, Mich., is charged with
ter a pleasant Christmas vacation
Marvin Strout has finished install­ returned on Friday to Ontario to re­ on Friday afternoons and then only to visit the ceme­ using an American flag to hide the entrance to a room
ing a new radio.
sume their school work on Monday. tery, from w’hich men are barred on that day.
where liquor was kept in his hotel.
Eugene and Eldred Lockett are
Mrs. Cleve Camman motored to
gathering horses to take to Ontario,
There are more than 800 women barbers in Chicago William Moore of New York, both of whose legs have
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Kenenth Grabner >s back In school,
attendi
high 8chool there. Mr8.. alone.
been amputated below the knee, was held under bail for
again after having spent
the pa8tt Fahy and her daughter, Mrs. Chas­
stealing
a taxicab.
few weeks in Ironside.
tain accompanied the former on her
Mr. and Mrs. Arden Reed were
BUSINESS BRIEFS.
Prohibition agents near Menominee, Mich., located a
trip.
shopping in Ontario Saturday. They
still
by following the smell of moonshine liquor four
Rufino Arrien returned from a
About 40 million pairs of rubber heels were sold dur­
also visited at the home of Dr.
business trip to Emmett, Idaho.
miles
through the woods.
Weese.
Joe Beck was in this vicinity the ing the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wolcott of
past week buying cattle and sheep.
Pennsylvania has nearly 17 million laying hens, an in­ When a thoroughbred mare was caught in quicksand
Payette spent a few days last week
Miss Rose and Miss Folger return­
on a California ranch, her mate went to the ranch house
in Brogan visiting old friends and I
ed on Saturday’s stage from On­ crease of two million and a half within five years.
and by her actions summoned help in time to save the
attending to business.
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tario.
Both their schools started
A billion matches a day are manufactured in the two struggling animal from drowning.
Margaret Coleman was ill for a j
again on Monday.
few day3 during vacation.
Lawrence Lamberson purchased I cities of Oshkosh, Wis., and Baraberton, O.
Under an ordinance of Port Arthur, Tex., it is unlaw­
Joe Sylvers, who spent the Xmas j
thirty turkey hens from James Small
There
are
12,228
electric
signs
in
New
York’s
white
vacation with his parents at John I
ful
to eat peanuts during a theatrical performance.
and some grain from Taylor John­
Day returned to Brogan Friday.
way,
using
more
than
a
million
lamps,
mostly
of
the
10-:
son.
An abandoned baby found by two English coal miners
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Nichols spent j
Boyd Hanna is visiting in the watt size.
New Years day with the former’s
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had bank notes equal to $6000 pinned to its clothing,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nich­
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In ten months the Prudential Insurance Company has with a note requesting that it be baptized under the
ols of Ironside.
financed the construction of dwellings and apartments name of Victor.
Simon Servatius took a bunch of
efficient to accommodate 25,275 families.
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horses through Brogan last week.
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Fred Whitfield of Decatur, 111., was fined $4.15 and
Fred Lcnter visited
his sister,
During the year nearly 35 million passengers have tried to sell the judge’s crutches to the prosecuting at-
Mrs. C. H. Munsterman on Monday.
been
carried by the 8ol0 cars owned by the Pullman torney to raise the money, but was sent to jail.
Emil Lanior has installed a radio
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in his home.
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| Carl Parrish of Minneapolis, aged 70 is the father of
Charlie Emison of Ontario was in
1
raction
companies
in
the
United
States
now
operate
a 12-pound baby boy.
Brogan last Wednesday attending
nearly
5000
busses
in
connection
with
street
car
service.
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to the shipping of some cattle.
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Carlo Valentine of Brooklyn, aged 68, mired to his
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Leavitt vis­
In the English channel is the most powerful fog horn knees in a swamp near Gravesend Bay and was held all
ited in Ontario Saturday and Sun­
in
the world, which may be heard for a distance of 30 night, being found by children and rescued next morn-
day.
miles.
ing.
Ben Struthers moved his family
over from Bully creek to the Logan I
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engineers have sunk artesian wells in parts of Among the holiday tragedies reported is the case of
ranch during vacation, and three |
ara ^eser^’ w^ereby vegetation has been made to ]\frs Charles Maheras of Lynn, Mass., who had her hus-
children have entered school.
grow.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Kelley spent
¡ band arrested for beating her because she wouldn’s shop
Christmas at the home of Mrs. Liz­
;
early.
zie Kelley at Jamieson.
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SIDELIGHTS
age hoy o r girl of fo u r y e a rs
Paul Grondona returned home Sat- !
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„ Jack Harris, of Kent, Ohio, aided James Harrington,
Rhould receiv e ab o u t fo rty c a lo rie s a
urday.
rotests have been made regarding the imposition of who was down and out 16 years ago. Harrington after-
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Derrick visit­ pound of body w eight p e r day. T h e
ninting
upon the k.eminole
In- . ward
mndp a
a fortune
fort imp in
in nil
nml rpppntlv
average w eight o f a child of fo u r y e a rs
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-> and fishing
rp- license
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ward made
oil and
recently Hi^a
died is
laaving
ed in Brogan last Wednesday.
Is fo rty p ounds. T h e re fo re th e to ta l dians of Florida. Taxing Indians for such time-honored iiarrje $98 000
Andy Rettig and F. Smith butch­
calo ric re q u ire m e n t would he a p
privileges does seem to be carrying civilization a little ‘
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ered on Monday.
proxlm ately 1,000 calories. C alo ry Is
Cora Lewellen went to Vale Sun­ m erely th e nam o fo r a c e rta in m ens too far.
Max Bruckner, 21-year-old New York strong man,
day with the eRttig family.
are o f h e a t d eriv ed from th e b u rn in g
Sarah, famous old gray mare mascot of the Texas can pul1 a bi2 automobile by a rope held in his teeth.
oje Young and Elmer White pass­ 'if food.
ed through Brogan on their way to
N ece ssa rily , th e calo ric req u irem en t American Legion, “ain’t what she used to be, for she is
Victor Lohman of Lake Elmo, Minn., was thrown
af th e child is d ep en d en t on his dead at Brownswood at the age of 19, after having been upon the pilot of a locomotive which hit" his truck and
California.
tem
p
eram
en
t,
sin
c
e
a
child
who
plays
Mark Rutherford and family pass­
a conspicuous figure in Legion parades for several was carried twelve miles beofre being discovered, badly
ed through Broga non tehir way to hard und long re q u ire s m ore n o u ris h ­
About 300 persons, including the Legion band, injured,
m ent th a n one who lead s a q u ie te r years.
Ontario.
life. H ate of gro w th a lso h as a h e a r­ turned out to give her military burial and Mrs. M. W.
Ben Rutherford and Charles Boor
ing on c a lo ric re q u ire m e n ts.
The
Armstrong, president of the Texas Legion Auxiliary, When an ambulance reached a Toledo man who had
were in Brogan last week.
child w ho Is g ro w in g rap id ly should
fallen on the sidewalk it was found that he had only
Harold Grabner returned to Ontar­ De given m ore food to m eet his calo ric delivered the oration.
io to take up his high school work n e e d s th a n th e boy o r g irl w hose
broken his wooden leg.
In writing of bandits who carried off a safe at Selma,
gro w th Is norm al.
again.
Ala., broke it open with railroad tools, secured $1300 Sold at auction for $14.50, an unclaimed trunk at
Edith Rettig visited her parents
M others know th e d ally d iet should
!*onslst o f th e e s se n tia l foodstuffs, pro* and made a clean get-away, a correspondent says, “It is
rduing Xmas vacation.
Owosso, Mich., was found to contain $85,000 in Liberty
Little Billy Chawick is ill with *eln, c a rb o h y rn te s, futs, m in erals am . believed that the robbery was committed by amateurs.”
bonds.
w
ater.
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p
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th
in
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for
h
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r
chicken pox.
When these fellows graduate into the professional class
Frank Abel is helping C. W. Hod- to le a rn th e foods th a t co n tain th ese
PHsentinls In a b alan ced diet. Relow
Enoch Stevenson
of
Tuckahoe,
N. J., i l reports
that
his
they will bear watching.
son unload a ca rof com.
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Icow
was
found
with
her
tongue
held
in
the
grip
of
a
big
A. A. Reed and D. O. Young went six y e a rs old com piled by an a u th o rity
Rev. James S. Montgomery, chaplain of the House of snapping turtle, which had to be killed before it would
to Vale last week.
on hom e econom ics.
Represtntatives at Washington, is quoted by the Associ- let go.
Jack Pearson cnme down from his
D A Y 'S
M ENU
FOR
8 IX - ated Press as tersely describing our conflicting theolo­
ranch Thursday und stayed for the O N E
Y E A R -O L D C H IL D .
gians thus: “Modernists say there is no hell; Funda­ Twenty football players died from injuries received
dance.
A ver ysuccessful
New Year’s
mentalists s».y, ‘the hell there ain’t.’ ”
during the season of 1925, the youngest 14 and the oldest
BreakfaaL
dnnec was given in the Community 8 s t e w e d p r u n e s .................. 120 c a l o r i e s
27. Only two who died were college men.
Hall last Friday, with the Novelty H c u p f u l c r e a m o f w h e a t 85 c a l o r i e s
WHY ADVERTISE?
Four Orchestra of Nyssa and Vale S e t r b v s e p d . ) w a i n t h d h h a a l l f f c e r v e a a p m o r a (8 t e d
Ten Philadelphia girls of a baseball team stranded in
furnishing the music.
m i l k ............................................... 140 c a l o r i e s
Persons who have not given the subject of advertising China were sent home by a wealthy American merchant
ca lo ries
Elmer and Andy Wilson brought a 1 1 s o l i u c p e b c o u c t t o e a r e d m a t d o e a s w t ...............150
ith
serious thought may be inclined to believe that standard' of Hong Kong,
bunch of horses from Cow Valley
ev a p o ra ted m ilk
..............150 c a l o r i e s
products could be sold cheaper if the manufacturers did
last week.
BROGAN
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Caloric
^Requirements ,
of the Child \
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645 c a l o r i e s
WESTFALL
Jim Woodward, who has lived in
and around Westfall for a number of
years passed away Sunday at 7:46 p.
m., January 3rd at the hospital in
Ontario.
He had Brights disease
for over n year. A number of rela­
tives were at his bedside, among
them his two brothers Steve of West-
fall and Tom of Juntura. Mr. Wood­
ward's funeral was held in Ontario
Tuesday at 10:00 a. m., and was at­
tended by a large number of rela­
tives and friends. Much sympathy
goes out from his many friends in
this vicinity to his relatives in their
loss.
Tom Ware and wife are working
on a ranch in Nevada.
Ben Starling butchered Sunday.
Dick Scott butchered Monday and
Wayne Hyde performed the same
feat on Tuesday.
Johnnie Turner trucked some coal
to the Westfall school, also to the
Luncheon at School.
B a k e d p o t a t o a n d b u t t e r . 200
Vi c u p f u l s p i n a c h ...................... 25
1 b a k e d a p p l e (1 t b s p . s u s a r ,
Vi t b s p . b u t t e r ) ....................... 200
1 g l a s s m i l k ................................ 160
1 slice b re a d b u tt e r e d w ith
Vi t b s p . b u t t e r ....................... 100
calories
calories
calories
calories
ca lo ries
685 c a l o r i e s
Afternoon Luncheon et School.
1 o r a n g e .......................................... 100 c a l o r i e s
Dinner.
1 s m a l l piece b r o il e d s t e a k
( 2 ) 4 a 2 Vi x Vi) .......................75
Vi c u p f u l m a s h e d p o t a t o . . 1 0 0
2-2 c u p f u l l i m a b e a n s o u p
m ade w ith ev a p o ra te d
m ilk
........................................... 76
1 g l a s s m i l k , o r a n g e d r i n k 160
calories
calories
ca lories
calories
510 c a l o r i e s
T o t a l ..........................................1,840 c a l o r i e s
C h ild ren o ften becom e w earied of
d rin k in g plain m ilk. M ixing th e ir milk
w ith f ru it Juices la a w elcom e change.
F ollow ing Is th e recip e fo r a re fre s h
Ing m ilk d r in k : Mix % cupful o ran g e
Juice, 14 cupful e v a p o ra te d m ilk,
th r e e ten sp o o n fu ls of su g a r. Vi tea-
spoonful of lem on Julep an d a few
g ra in s of sa lt. S h a k e well In a fru it
Ja r befo re serving.
THE HOME PAPER BEST
“Irreverent shears are never laid upon the President’s
home town pajier. That is the greatest newspaper, the
most important newspaper that comes to the White
House, and the President wants it all.”—Tomahawk,
Wisconsin, leader.
The population of every great city is largely made up
of men and women from small towns. Many of them
are never weaned away from the old home surroundings
and they read the home town paper from the first para­
graph to the last. That is the reason the rural papers of
America have such a far-reaching influence, in safe­
guarding the ideals and traditions of our constitutional
form of government and what it stands for.
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not spend so much money in advertising them. The con­ Reports from Mexico declare that 4000 new rural
schools are to be established in that republic during the
trary is the truth
Every concern which seeks a general market for its })r®sent winter, n)°stly among the remote Indian popu-
goods finds it necessary to set aside a certain sum each |
Moving pictures and industrial training are also
year for advertising, and this is charged as a part of the
be introduced, in accordance with promises made by
operating expenses, the same as rent, fuel or insurance. 1 Peslfi®n t. Lalles, who appears to be making a sincere
The aim of the advertising manager is to buy the largest ctiort to improve the conditions of his country,
possible circulation among persons who would be inter­
ested in his product.
Resolve that the news you make during 1926 will be
Every manufacturer has certain fixed charges which fit to print,
must be paid out of the receipts from the business, and
Scientists and others are gradually making us safe
the larger the volume of business that can be created the from
everything except people.
less per article is charged for the payment of overhead
^osts. This volume of business is obtained only by creat­ Another paradox is that many climb to considerable
ing a demand for the goods, and it is most quickly and heights by remaining on the level.
cheaply done by direct appeal through the newspapers.
By establishing a good line of credit one avoids the
The same principle which obtains in the case oi the
general advertiser could be applied in the business of the necessity of living within his income.
smallest merchant. The quicker the turnover which a Correct this sentence: “I never think of business af­
dealer is able to make the quicker his profit is obtained ter I leave the office in the evening.”
and the cash is put in the till for new purchases. Ad
vertising of the practical kind will help to make quicker Few newspapers are ever so crowded for space that
sales and more frequent profits. The result is that the they will not give vice a little free advertising.
retailer, with the aid of the general advertiser, is able to Ole Buck says we will never have silent drama until
maintain standard prices and quality in the widely ad­ we hang the folks who read movie titles aloud.
vertised articles.
An attractive view from the kitchen is suggested as
The New Year open« with the brightest prospects for another mean of keeping the cook contented.
agricultural and industrial activity and prosperity that There are two sides to this prohibition question and we
our nation has witnessed in many years. It should be the are beginning to suspect that both of them are wrong.
endeavor of every citizen to help maintain this sound
A fairly eecurate census of morons might be compiled
condition.
from the sv iscriptipn lists of certain magazines now en­
Authorities at Notre Dame University have refused joying widj popularity.
to approve the building of a modem athletic stadium An exf’.an^e tells of a hard-boiled prohibition agent
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cake through the famjly
until additional class rooms and dormitories have been : b n «
rovided. And a lot of us thought all they did at Notre clothes .vringer in an effort to squeeze out some evi-
Dame was to graduate football players.
dence.