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GATE CITY JOURNAL. THURSDAY JANUARY 28. 1932 THE GATE CITY JOURNALv“ ' »' F IR S T M O R T G A G E A L O W o N T O H O LIK E T O P S Y G REW W P A S D ALUA M cLING Pvibhsfcen W 8 Brown. O w ner E m M ort£*C* 9 tr ji{ s A T.Twr. Aaao- S u b a e rp o o c . Y f * r --------------- 81.50 SutoacrpeuGC. í M c c t h s _______ ____ IS* E ntered m the Poet Office t t Nrma. O recae, u COURT HOUSE FILINGS w« c f c i '.o b u oo c iflm rL o c - It t h t exA liert m point of to ta l re sources. to th e tw sa B ut m ere am ount of asseta in tin s c u e (384A8 la no yartfstic* try w hich to m easure in h eren : s t m ^ t h . P a r a g s-ric m em bers' credits of »26 «02 th e Pfive Mor-.£*ge had re se n e * and -ndirsded profit* am ounun* to I 1 S 3 T h is D ecem ber II. 1832 sta te - m eet m so brief we will publish It In frill as f i r e s ua by H L Peterson j Second Class M attar BORAH PROPOSES SALARY SLASH Comments regarding Senator’s Borah's salary reduction bill indicate that most citizens who are keeping an eye on politics think it one of the good bills introduced at this ses sion of congress. Merchants and fanners have expressed R E SO U R CE S themselves in accord. R eal E state L o a n s ------------ iiorah says that reasonable reduction of government sal Stock C ertificate L o a n s ----- _ 90 _ 10J m u t u r e a n d f ix tu r e * ----- aries would save taxpayers from 200 million to 225 million C P ash _ TU in b a n k s ------------------ dollars. His bill provides for cutting salaries between $5000 and $7500 by 6 per cent; salaries from $7000 to T oca I ---------------------------- L IA B IL IT IE S $10.000, ten per cent, and higher salaries 20 per cent c o s t o c k ---------------- The cut would apply to all government employes except C R redits 163 esen e* for losses ----------- ersons holding judicial positions and the President of the Noces P a y a b le ------------------- 60C 1.1» .'nited States. The constitution prevents their salaries U ndivided P ro fits ------------- from being reduced. I -------------- --- ------------- M M W “Investigation discloses.” Borah said, “that total salaries T T oca h is u s o e x m e w as form ed during drawn by employes of state and federal governments in 1 9 » by E C V an P etteo. R M G neg H L Peterson. No 1931 was shout six billion dollars, a nd this amounts to »mi te n ib s r e e president. stock or sh are selling has bees about 40 per cent o f the gross expenditures of these gov u .n ndertaken. -T h e Association con tin ues ernments. to grow itself w ithout m uch effo rt be d tt." advises Peterson. T h e F irs: “I am urging these salary cuts simply because we are in h M in ortgage u tu a l association paid the midst of a national crisis and every one must share its m em bers S Is per a m cent du rin g 1936 a n d 7, burdens. » tvs 10 per cent continuously on m m - Under Borah's bill the salaries of members of congress bers accounts beg in n in g 1928—O regon V o te r________________________________ would be cut from $10,000 a year to $8000. {¡ E. M. Blodgett President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover have registered by mail in Santa Clara county, California. Now we re positive that the election is getting closer. * O M M IT A D I l l l i ■ OMIll I Mil lUIVI ¡¡J M I L K - The Food for Everybody S ■ Why n o t have th e h a m ea* oiled and repaired before th e ip r.n g rush? Com e in today! NYSSA SHOE SHOP Roee P a rk b u a n . Prop. M arriage Licenses Issued Levi H enry M a ru n a t and D orothy W ardle 1. 11. 32 Edward Elwood B allanger and E thel M ane Thompson. 1. 12. 32 Leon Alfred F airbanks a n d E thel B. E pperson 1, 12, 32. Jo h n M artin and Alice M ane Cook. 1. 15. 32. Jo h n Lindsay Gidley a n d B eulah J a n e L aw son 1. 16. 32 We take care of all kinds of laundry Call for and Deliver Phone 64 Eastern-Oregon Electric Co. M a im in n iR H < m n iiiiifiU R H iu u m iirri;iiiim tiim iim iiH n iU i!7 Ontario-Nyssa Appliances and Fixtures GOOD FOR YOU One explanation of the depression is that perhaps ■ people are living within their incomes. ■ ■ Rooms, Board and and Bath Bath ■ " $2.50 per day ■ Some of us loaf, others merely take a rest__________ ■ Rheumatism and ■ * Nervous Cases ■ - Nyiaa. Oregon GOOD FOR THE CHILDREN N T S S A , OREG O N Eh-. D. A. SEXTON VALE, OREGON New Stam ped Good* and New T h read MRS. N. H. PIN KERTO N FARMERS! JAS. BASKER, Prop. P ra c tic e is all C o u rts j * HEMSTITCHING —and— ART SHOP NYSSA LAUNDRY A tto rn e y and C ounselor a t Law Some men who are lucky in love remain single. Speaking of increased taxes, is it sporting to jump on an income when it’s down. E O V an B urén t o A R Van B urén in tu i d * i l 1-T las. S I -38X1-4 Sac 34-14- 38 L 13. t t 810 Jo h n M acigcm ery to L u th er Miles L e u 1 a n d 2. Sec 11-17-47 1, 12. 32. 81. Pacific Live Stock Co, to Guy C. Stewmrt SE1-4SW 1-4 Sec 1 3-130-41 12. 31. 31 810 Huriey P Dye e t ux to H aroid F W hJtc NW1-4NE1-4 Sec 34-13-40. 8 13. 31 SISO. M aüieur O ounty to JoriM n Vafley Ir r g a u o n Dtet S1-2SW1-4NW1-4 Sec 36-30-42. 10. 13. 31. S 1 2 » Jo rd á n Valley Irrig D U t to W 8 Bruce. 30 acres in S1-2SW1-4NW1-4 Sec 36-30-43. A nd 5 acres to SE com er SE1-4NE1-4 Sec 35-30-42 1. 11. 32 »55 Neü G. Dtm m ick to Susan Handley 111 isjiiBsiiaHXjauuraua VE1-4 Sec 20-30-46 L 8. 32 81- N orth E nd Dtst Im p C o , to A W W all et al E1-2E1-2SW1-4SE1-4 and W1-2W1-2 Lot 1. Sec 8 15 46 W 2-4 of S W :-4S E i-4 and W 3-4 Lot 2 all u t Lot 3. 4 a n d 5 Sec S-15-40 A 13 31 »1.00 C W G lenn S heriff to E d ith A dam son Howell. L o u 9 and 10. Block 5 H au le r s 2nd A ddition Vale 1. 16. 32 »1007 61. M ary M. O k n n to G len E High NW1-4NW1-4 Sec 31-18-45 1. 1«. 32 1750 Is quality Swan Bread baked in Nyssa. It contains the best of ingredients and compari son with a cheaper bread will prove that Swan’s Bread is WORTH THE PRICE We Bake Good Things Every Day CONTRACT WIRING Bonded and State Licensed We Guarantee Our Work Ontario Shop Across from Postoffice Nyssa Telephone 60 Swan Bakery HARRY SALES Nyssa, Oregon ■ ■ ¡— i n uimminaufHi M iuiioim ip n 11 unii tt n 11 u § 1 JOHN ANDERSON VS .unuu ■ Are you using the right amount of milk to insure a healthy diet for your family? About one quart of milk for each child and a pint for each grown up each day is desirable. fi JO E JA T SM ITH General Contractor There it No Substitute for Shelton Milk S HELTON’S D A I R Y 1 P ia s i s s d E stim ate* Furnished W ithout Cost NYSSA, OREGON "See Sm ith F trsT Plumbing and Heating Phone» O ffice 171—Re». 230 For installation of new conveniences or repair let us figure on the job. Estimate furnished free. Dr. J. W. GAI LEY G e o r g e J . K in z e r NA TU ROPA TH IC PH YSICIA N Phone 109J2 Parma, at my expense or call Baldridge Implement Co., Nyssa. G ra d u a te d E lectro-T herapist O ver Postoffice O ntario. Oregon is Bargain day with ELECTRICITY Don’t Wait Too Long! Order Goal NOW! City Transfer TRUCKING Department stores are not the only place where bargains mav be found. Your everyday use shows that every’ day is sale day for electric bargain hunters. TRANSFERRING Phone IS and Phone 28 C KUNKENBERC Old Man Winter might deal you a knockout blow if you don’t keep the coal bin full this time of year. _ p W ATCH PHONE 15 Dependable Coal Consider the values of everyday electric services, some of w hich are illustrated below. REPAIRS Dependable Service TH A T G IV E More than 2 hours SATISFACTION m I c B R IN O Y O UR* IN OR MAIL TO Boise Payette Lbr. Co. Dwight Smith, Mgr. ROBINSON The Jeweler Nyssa, Ore. 1 PAYETTE, IDAHO < f dahcm I! AT Y O U B W scavi . . . . but where do you get more for your money than in buying Electric Service?
