The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, April 13, 1928, Image 2

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    ' THB GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL' ANNOUNCEMENTS
Paid
Ad
vari n r manta
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
FOR SALE FU R N ITU R E-Leaving
FOR COUNTY TREASURER Nyssa. Will sail all our furniture, in
Publiabed avery Friday at Nyaaa, Or.
I will ba a candidate in tha Mav eluding Electric Refrigerator, Electric
H. F. B r o w n ...._______ ....P ublisher primary elactlon, for tba Repub'ican R nge, Rugs, D ning Room Set, Radio
Mra. J, C. Young---------------------Editor nomination ta tba office o f County in fact everything
All high gr-de
stuff. Cash talks. Phone 76F11 »13 2
Treasurer for Malheur county.
1. W. H ope .
IO R SALE Everbearing Strawberry
School Notes
In the flrat game of tha aeaaon the
boya came out victorious
They atartad out gradually and Fruit
land romped in with two acorea in with
two scares in the second inning while
our boys never scored. From then on
things went more smoothly. E. Pratt
in the box, retired three men on 11
pitched balls and the boya started to
play ball
From the third inning on. Fruitland
chances of scoring looked slim and later
proved out o f tha question.
Pratt
worked fine while tha fielders backed
him up with all they had.
By the end
o f the nmtn ioning the acore stood 13
to 8 in favor o f the Nyaaa bova.
Lot’ s go to the Vale game played at
home, Friday afternoon.
What aay?
The gan e with Parmaproved to be a
much tighter game than the Fruitland
game.
Ths day waa chilly and made baaeball
a hard g-tne to play but the boya
gradually warmed up and by the third
inning were going fairly well,
Frank Kambaud, in the box, fanned
out 11 men in the seven innings played
but it waa loo cold for either pitcher
or finders to play any real fast ball.
Seven innings were all that w> a pitch
ed and at the end of the 8th inning the
score stood, 4 to 6 in favor o f old N. H
S,
FOR COUNTY CLERK
W. B. Larkin who real es on Bridge
Island comes forth with the statement
that he had 11 baby turkeys hatched
April 6th, the proud mother being a
Plymouth Rock ban. We believe thia
to ba an early batching oa turka.
Hia
turkey hens have supplied eggs since
March 7th and Mr. Larkin states that
he has in all 189 hens and turki y i set­
ting at the present, a great number of
which are due ta come off this month.
Two turkey hens are covering twenty-
two eggs each. Thera ia a great profit
in turkeys and unleaa something unfor*
seen happens Mr. Larkin should rea.
lilt real results from hia efforts this
year.
ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL
SERVICES APRIL 15TH-
Sunday, April 15th, Bishop Reining
ton will be the preacher at the Service
ut 8 p. m.
Tho bishop is always worth hearing,
as his messages sre full of inspiiatiuns
■ n.i it it hoped that there will b j a good
congregation at the service
-CHEVROLET.
Pncne Gat
1 hereby announce my candidacy for) FOR SALE— Show ease«—2 6 foot
the nomination for tha office o f County Plala Glass Tc p. 2 8 ft Plate Glass
Clerk for Malheur County, e u 'j f t to Top, 1 6 foot Cigar Case Plate Top
the will o f the Republican votera at I 6 fool K efiig rator Case
O. G Luthrs.
Primariea to be hald May 18th, 1928
R oy D a le y .
Ontario Ore.
Paid Adv.
FOR SALE - Fine Piano, for ba artce
due on same. Easy icrini
Sampson
Music t o Boise, Idaho.'
a l l 3t
To the Republican Voters of
,
W
Stock N*
--
B eca u se we are d e liv e rin g m o re new
Chevrolets than at any other time in our
history, we are offering a number of excep­
tional values in reconditioned used cars.
Grant, Harney and Malheur
GOOD used Piano close to Nysaa.
will sell for unpaid balance.
Is in fiist
Counties:
I hereby announce my eandidaey for
the twenty-second district, For48years
I have been a rasident of thia section
o f Ore. on, and in the last session was
representative from 17th district.
J. D B illingsley ,
Paid Adv.
FOR CCUNTY SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination for County School
Superintendent for Malheur County,
subject to the will of the Repub lean
voters at Primariea to be held May 18tb
1928.
W ill J R oberts .
Paid Adv.
class condition
Writ# or call.
Bon Music Co Weiser, Idaho.
Samp-
FOR SALE—3J S'udibuker wagon
without box. Two aers chain harness
and two seta leather harness Wrr.
Schwe ler, Nyssa, Ore. L, F D »6 2t
FOR SALE—About 3C0 bushels each
o f wheal end barlty in bulk, at 82 10
per hundred At my place 6 miles south
of Nj ssa. Geo W Adams.
m80 4 1 p
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination o " tha republican ticket
for re election to the < fflee of District
Attorney for Malheur County, Oregon,
subject to the result of the vote of the
republican voters, at tha primary
election to bo held in aaid County,
on the 18th day of May 1928.
E . M. B lodgett
Paid Adv,
FOR COUNTY SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT
I hereby announce that I will be a
candidate for nomination to the office
o f C unty School buperinter,dirt fo
Malheur County, Oregon’ at the prim,
ary election to be held May 18. 1923,
subject to the will o f the voters of the
Republican party.
Nits E, M. C rail .
ance of contract, on east teims. Write
Simpson Muiit Co. Boise, Idaho alSt
FOR SALE—White Leghorn Chicks
$15.00 per hundred Custom Hatching
$.i 00 per 100 Eggs
A B. CAIN 2
mi es West of Ontario.
flV.
FOR SALE—Extra good work team
Weight 8200 bs.
BEN ROSE.
m9tf
Ontario, Ore. Route 1
WANTED—Job at irrigating. Num.
ber years experience and good woik
giaranteed Cal' or w i e, W V or
K.ynuios Chib on.
a.Ju.
and where worn, replaced
by a new part. This plan
enables anyone to select a
used car with absolute
confidence as to its satis*
factory operation, and the
price is absolutely fair
and right.
Reasons why you should buy your
used car from a Chevrolet dealer
1
FOR SALE—Fine Decker Piano in
this terri ory will be sold on easy terms
rather than ship lo Boise; Write Sump-
s o d Music Co, Boise, Idaho.
FOR SALE—Eighty acrea good land
with Sevanty inch a water {35 shares
I hersby announce my candidacy,
Ow bee Lite Stock) close lo Nyssa
subje t to the will of the Democratic
Alio, 43 acres, unimproved, close in
voters at the Primary Election to be
Address, George H Boufish. Malhuer,
held "a y 18'b. 1928, for reelection, to i 0 j egon
<12 4
the office of Sheriff of Ma'heur County,
LOOK for Boise Pajette Ad on the
Oregon.
first page.
C. W. GLENN.
Paid Adv.
FOR SA LE -C onsole Edison for bal­
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Our used cars carry an
official O. K. tag which is
reproduced on this page.
Attached to a used car by
a Chevrolet dealer it signi­
fies that every vital part of
the car has been i nspected,
properly reconditioned
Orthophonie Vietrola at Nyssa Ore.
gon
Will sell for unpaid balance.
Write or call Sampson Music Co , Wei-
ser, Idaho.
a lt 2t,
FOR SHERIFF
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THB
STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE
COUNTY OF MALHEUR.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas
H. Murphy, D em ised.
The undersigned, having been ap­
pointed by the Coun y Court of tho
State o f Oregon, for the C unty of <
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
Malheur, administrator o f tb eeetste.
I hereby announce rav camlidacv for
o f Thomas H. Murphy, deceased, and
the nomination for the office of county
having qualified, notice 's hereby given \
treasurer, subject to the will o f the
to the creditors of, and all persona!
Republican voters at the Primary
having claims against theratate of said
election on May 18th, 1928
deceased, to present them, duly verified
C C M ueller .
as required by law, within six months
Paid Adv.
after tha first publication o f thisnntice,
to said a tmimstrator at hia office in
FOR SHERIFF
Vale, Malheur County, Oregon.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
C c. M ueler ,
Administrator o f the estate of the nomination for the office of bheiiff
of Malheur County aubj ct to the will
Thomas II. Murphy, deceased
Date of Hist publication April 13, 1928, ot the Republican vote'x at the Primary
Date of last publication. May 11. 1928. election on May 18 h, 1928
A. V. C ook .
Paid Adv.
EARLY HATCHING
Plants, 60« a hundred.
City Journal.
yjs E ce*or*ira t Tu»i^orl4li#S
3
— C h evrolet dealer« have been
•elected by the Chevrolet M otor
C om pany on the ba*is o f their
fin a n c ia l r e s p o n s i b il i t y a n d
dependability.
—C h evrolet dealer, have the n e »
essary m odern tools and equip»
nirnt to properly recon dition uisd
4 **Chet
— C h e v r o le t d e a le r s d e s l r e t h «
o f used
car buyers the
good w -ill
... —
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same as they en joy from
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hevrolet dealers offer asedcai
Chevrolet
used c a n
on a plan originated and endorsed
by eke Chevrolet M otor C om p a n p
2
A few o f our exceptional Used Car values
“ with an OK that cou nts”
1927 CHEVROLET ROADSTER
1926 CHEVROLET COUPE
1925 CHEVROLET TOURING
1925 CHRYSLER 70, TOURING
1924 FORD TOURING
1926 FORD COUPE
1921 HUPMOBILE TOURING
1922 HUPMOBILE TOURING
1923 FORD TOURING
W ILSON-ACKER M AN MOTOR CO.
ONTARIO, OREGON
Dependability, Satisfaction and Honest Vt>r
4
W A NTi-D— A man to sell McConnon
Products A ply J. K. Hunter, mltftf
Mr and Mra Will i'eam recently had
Felix Higby. sun of Mr and Mrs L
WANTED A yourg heifer cslf, Jer A Higby, is visiting with his parents, the miafortune to lose their Oldumoblle
sey or Guernsey
Phone Gate city having arrived from Los Angeles, this Cnupe, when fire rased buildings on the
Alvord Ranch near Burns, where they
Journal.
n>23tf week-
are living- Tbia waa a total iota; they
FO U N D -Ladies Wrist Watch. Own
Rich Top soil and Sheep yard k anal-
er may have lim e bv identifying and having no insurance on the car
iter $1 50 per yaid delivered in Nyssa.
paying for Ad Inquire Journal Offl e-
Ph ne 62
A. Migby
m28 4 p
The c A Arthurs fa -ily have recent,
S E i Boiae P yette Ad on flrat pate
ly moved into the Ward lom e.
A BARGAIN
For Sale—160 acres land in the Black
Canyon district, a few miles from
Nyssa. Price $800 A bargain. See
| Journal Office.
FOR S A L E -F in e Sihasffer Piano
for balance left unpaid toreliable party
Write Sampson Music co, Boise, Idaho
FOR COUNTY SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT
1 shall tie a candidate lor the nomi,
nation for the office o f County School
Superintendant subject to the will of
tba Democratic voters May 18, 1928.
R obert lu rr ie s .
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
We aia authoiiaeu lo announce the
name of C. H O xm A n of Jamieson
a candidate for the Republican nomina­
tion tor Representative in the 17th
District eubject to the will o f the voters
at the Primary, May 18th.
If you smoke
for pleasure
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
1 hereby announce my candidacy Ur
FOR ASSESSOR
the office of assessor for Malheur Coun-
I
hereby
announce my eandidaey for
ty, subject to the will o f the Demo­
crat elector! at the primary election the nomination to the office of assessor
for Maiheur County, subject to the
to be held on May 18. 1928,
will of the Republican votera at the
M. N. F eotly
primary election to be held on May 18.
1928
—and that’s what made
this cigarette famous—
A ndrew G raham
HOXIE SERVICE STATION
Nyssa, Oregon
Goodrich SILVERTOWN Tires
Regular NATIONAL
6-volt 11 and 13 PLATE BATTERIES at a reduced
price for SO days to clear out a surplus stock.
VELTEX
PURE PAR AFIN BASE OILS
MOTOREZE and ARISTO Oils
A Union Oil Co. Product
N Y SSA , OREGON
XXXUXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXi
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
join the happy company
I hereby announce my eandidaey for
the office of State Representative for
the seventeenth district o f Oregon,
subject to the will of the Democratic
voters it the primary election to ho
held on May 18th. 1928.
A
rd e n
A.
R
o f s m o k e r s wh o are
getting complete enjoy­
eed
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
ment from smoking
I hereby announce my eandidaey for
District Attorney for Malbour county
subject to the will o f tho Republican
vote-s at the primary election to be
held May 18, 192S.
B r ic e b . K eeter
Camels
Statement s f Ownership
o f tha Gate city Journal, puhlieheS
weekly et Nyssa, Oregen, fcr Aprii,
1828-
Publiaher, H F Brown, Myssa, Ore-
Editor, Mre J c Yeung, Nysaa. Ore-
Business Manager, H F Brown,
Nyssa, Oregon
O w ners- il F Brown, Win S Brown,
Vale. Oregon, Lloyd Riehee, Salem.
Oregon
Bondholders— None
H F Brown, Publisher
Today, as for m any yer.rs, Camels lead by
billions and they keep right on growing
O lese. 8. J. a-T*-u. t .I mm
C em p tE v, W la st •■•Salewa, N. C