The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, February 02, 1933, Image 2

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    THE GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2 , im .
the way, The House passed the farm ,1. make up the nation? They are
“ ¡AROUND THE COUNTRY ; ^ X ‘Æ « S i î " - «-
Dr. E. D. Norcott
• allotment” or "parity'' bill, by a vote trouble. Thirty million small human
celved here last week. Carl C. Donaugh,
With The Journal
of 203 to 151. The bill will have to run units may not be as important as 30
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party state chairman, is president of
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die of the state senate of a gavel made
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through, sooner or later.
Residence Phone 35F3
SIDELIGHTS
from Oregon walnut by students of the
W. P. AND ALMA McLINQ, Publisher»
The law will in effect give a bounty
We have seen no suggestion for a 30- school for the deaf was the occasion for
X RAY EXAMINATIONS
to the producers of certain staple pm
ROßT. D. LYTLE
merriment when a senator remarked:
ducts who agree to reduce production, hour week for mother.
»1.50
Subscription, Year
The seven products included in the I As we understand it, Mr. Scott is the “Is there any particular significance,"
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Subscrpition, 6 Montila
House bill are wheat, cotton, tobacco, | fellow who put the knock in Techno­ he wanted to know, "in the fact that the
only people who seem to appreciate the | Attorney and Counselor at Law
Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa. Oregon, as Second Class Mattar
hogs, dairy products rice and peanuts, cracy.
Efforts to load the bill up with other
Rivals for the affections of a modem ' work of the legislature are those who
First National Bank Building
Dr. C. A. Abbott, D. C.
products were voted down. I t is felt girl also trequentiy race neck and neck, are deaf?"
FARM ALLOTMENT PLAN
| something “should" be done to aid the that if real pressure is put behind a few An “electrical transcription" is onlyr
Phone 66
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Chiropractic
A wholly new attitude is being taken' farmers, what is now heard is that key products these will carry other farm a phonograph record with a college ] Following the approval of the lame
Oregon
Vale
at Washington. Instead of saying something "must" be done. Relief is on products along with them.
education.
I duck amendment by 36 states, a
Phone 29— Res. 25
The actual operation of the measure A writer says marriage depends on thoughtful reporter notes that January
Is still hazy. The effect however will be the fusion of two lives. But it often ends 20, 1937, will be presidential inaugration
NYSSA, OREGON
NYSSA LIBRARY HOI RS
day at Washington.
to lift the price of wheat and rice at in confusion.
Another paradox is that while a ;
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once to 75 cents a bushel, cotton to
Town patrons, 2:30 to 5:30.
if tentative assignments of rooms at
nine cents a pound, hogs to five cents, woman cannot run as fast as a man, she
butter fat to 26 cents and peanuts to usually catches him somehow.
the national capitol are finally allowed,
Out of town patrons. 2:30 to 7:30.
RADIOS Serviced $1.00 per call plus
Representatives Martin, Pierce and
three cents. Later, by a sliding scale,
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Mott of Oregon will have offices near
the prices would be raised to the pre- i
Replaced Parts
Anna B. Pritchett, D. O.
one another.
war average level.
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Nyssa Aerie
The law will be administered by the |
Electric Household Appliances and
Perishable agricultural products from
Secretary of Agriculture, and it will be j
Electrical Equipment Repaired
F. O. E. No. 2134
the international states will have a
in force for just one crop year, but c a n !
STAFF
great
outlet
through
Portland
to
the
then
be
extended
by
the
president
if
i
Gas — Oils — Greasing — Cleaning Solvent
found satisfactory. The bounties will be Editor—Carlotta Irwin,
Orient is the belief of George H. Dem
Tires — Kerosene — Accessories
of Utah, who was in the Rose City last Meets Wed. Night at Eagles
paid by the Treasury, in the form of Society Editor—Evalyn Earp.
Osteopathy and Electrotherapy
Hall—Visiting Eagles
week to christen a new ship.
certificates equivalent to money. The Sports Editor—Dwight Johnston.
PHONE 201
money Is to be provided by special taxes Special Writers—Dorothy Boden, Ethyl
Welcome
The U. S. supreme court has ruled
levied on the first “processing” of the Graham.
article benefited. The rates will be ad­ Class News—Vera McConnell Lila Hite, that British or Canadian rum carrying
Lloyd Marshall, Pres.
OREGON
NYSSA
Vale, Oregon.
vessels cannot be searched when more
justed from time to time, based on pre­ Minnie Wilson, Charles Crawford.
W. R. Keizer, Sec.
than one hour’s sailing distance from
vailing prices and other factors.
CONGRESSMAN SPEAKS
the shore.
For Instance the “processing" tax for
wheat would be levied on the millers.
After hearing ex-Govemor Pierce’s
The amount raised would be distri­ speech to the students the other day, a The removal from Salem to Corvallis
A. L. FLETCHER
of the central business office of higher
buted to the farmers who join in the person rather wonders what
plan, on the basis of their production. where he himself will be when he has educational units of the state has been
I. O. O. F. Building
They would be paid the difference be- attained the age of the congressman- ordered at an estimated saving of $22,
MALHEUR TITLE &
tween the prevailing price and the elect. Probably very few, if any, of us 000 per year.
Attomey-at-Law
GASOLINE and MOTOR OILS
"parity” price. The packers would have wlu eVer gain the position which Mr.
The first copy of The Oregon Demo-
I to pay the tax on hogs, while the cotton Pierce holds, but it might pay us to re
Vale, Oregon
ABSTRACT CO.
VELTEX GASOLINE— A Superior Product
fund would be raised by a special tax on member a few of the points he set
Vale, Oregon
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rayon
and
silk
and
a
duty
on
Imported
—Quick Starting— Powerful.
WANT ADS
forth. For instance, “It's not what you
¡cotton. Special rules will be made for say but the way you say it.” Or the
VELTEX MOTOR OILS— Paraffine Base
! dealing with tobacco and dairy pro­ statement he made regarding a college Mr. Farmer—Have your Irrigation
E. M. Blodgett
ducts.
education, "keep trying" and studying I pumps repaired now at low cost. Louis
—A Leader Among High Grade Oils.
i As might be imagined, there is tre- for it, even though you can’t go now. | Garrison, Phone 75F14, Nyssa.
Attorney and Counselor at Law
C. B. SHORT, Agent
Phone 79, Nyssa
I mendous opposition to the relief plan. Space does not permit further enumer-
Reliable Abstracts of Title
Wall Street Is plain mad. It is reported ation, but all those who heard him FOR TRADE—Beautiful vanity model
Practice in all Courts
electric sewing machine for used elec-
to be greatly “disappointed" over the would do well to stop and consider if tric
refrigerator. MRS. BRUCE HARE
developments at Washington. This Is what he said isn’t true.—Dorothy Boden Rt j Nyssa
NYSSA, OREGON
Feb 9 Pd
certainly too bad! The packers and
millers are also up in arms. All of a sud­
CONGRESSMAN VISITS SCHOOL MODERN HOUSE FOR RENT. Inquire
den, they are deeply concerned about
Nyssa teachers were hosts at a lunch­ at Wilson Brothers Store, City.
the prices the "consumers" may have to eon last Friday noon at Schweizer’s
WANTED—To take one or two passen­
S K E A v M
pay.
Guarantee Work
Cafe for Congressman-elect Walter M.
OUR. L U B R I C A T I N G
Practically half the country—namely Pierce and Mrs. Pierce both of whom gers to California about February 20,
6 .W A 3M IN
the farmers and the communities addressed s.tudents of the school dur­ who would share cost of trip. See Ira
WYCKOFF
which depend on the farming industry ing the forenoon. Mrs. Pierce member Storey, Box 24, Adrian, Oregon.
JEWELRY
STORE
—is below the general level In buying of the Oregon board of higher educa- BABY CHICKS — White Plymouth
TRUCKING
power. Business cannot be resumed un­
Official
Time
Inspector
for
tion, spoke on the topic, “The Value of j Rocks, $8 per hundred. MRS. H. H.
ana
til these people are able to buy again.
Union Pacific
Higher Education." Hosts at the dinner | WEIDEMAN, Nyssa.
Feb. 23Pd.
Public money has been poured out were Supt. Leo D. Hollenberg, M issses--------- ------------------------------------------
Ontario
Oregon
TRANSFERRING
like water to aid the banks, railroads [ Clarice Johnson, Stella Fishbum and , FOR' SALE Good, laying Rhode Island
I and other big business interests. In j Inez Johnson, Coach John Young and '
pullets 50c each. MRS. CHAS
Watching Us Lubricate Your Car . . .
Phone 15 and Phone 28
short this has become so common that Owen Price.
SPLAWN, mile west of K. S. and D.
I it arouses great surprise when it is sug-
ranch. Jan. 5-26.
We Lubricate it Better and Quicker and with no
C. KUNKENBERG
j gested that our basic industry farming
HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
WILL TRADE Restaurant and filling
—should receive a helping hand.
inconvenience to you.
High school for semester:
Wm. McBRATNEY
station (clear title to property with
Arthur Brisbane voices the situation
Seniors: Dorothy Boden Evalyn | land leased) for acreage for poultry
We Use Curtis Rotating Auto Lift At—
when he says, in the Hearst papers:
"What about the small Individuals that Earp, Sue Keizer, Mary Munsterman; ¡farm here; Pontiac coach for good Licensed Funeral Director :
Juniors — none; Sophomores — Ezra |coupe. C. H. Shirk, Box 73, Ontario, Or.
and Embalmer
Brumback, Harriet Sarazin, Tiena T e n - ---------------------------------------------------
sen; Freshmen—Ros» Johnson. Leonard i Bring your LIFE INSURANCE prob- Call S. D. Goshert or Nordale |
Nichols, Helen Pond, Ruby Wells.
!ems to J. R. Hunter, at City Hall,
Mr. Poultry man, Try Our
Furniture Co., Phone 94,
GRADE HONOR ROLL
I Nyssa. Jan. 21tf.
Nyssa, Oregon
First grade—Nevee Glascow Joan FOR SALE—Several Rhode Island Red
Klug, Shirley Langton, Ann Durston,
Cockrels for breeding stock, also tu r­
Teddy Howell, Junior Lowe.
— at—
key hens. John A. Forbes, Rt. 1, Ontario.
Third—Marion Boden, Mildred Hale, January 21-
Don Sopher, Delma Ward.
Open Day and Night
Fourth—Barbara Browne, Robert Mc­ FOR SALE—Feed wheat 75c per hund-
Lowest Prices in Years
OREGON
Coy.
NYSSA
, red; Baby Lima and navy bean 4
¡ai
Fifth—June Marie Wilson, Ethel cenjs per pound; 15 acres of bean chaff;
Have your winter coats
Munsterman, Billie Louise Glascow, ; jjq tons 0f g00(j alfalfa hay; more hay
Evelyn Lankin.
available. A. D. Moses 11-2 miles east
dry-cleaned and
Evesight Specialist
Sixth Houston Wilson, Ruth Flan- I of the 0wyhee Brldge.
Pr. Mar­
ary, Anna Johnson, Justine Overstreet, _
re-lined at—
Joe Robertson.
LEARN ARTISTIC VIOLIN PLAYING
Specializing
in Wilson Violin School. Chas. L.
Seventh—Mildred Rutledge. Max Par­
on the care of
Wilson, Phone Howard J. Larsen resi­
kinson.
Eighth—Waneta Graves. Josephine dence in Nyssa for appointment. Deci*
Children’s
NYSSA TAILOR SHOP
Brush, Nellie Jean Schweizer, Lloyd
NEARLY NEW PHILCO RADIO for
Eyea
Wilson.
Roy Scott, Prop.
sale cheap at Nordale Furniture Co. j
IT’S NOT CHEAP FEED BUT CHEAP
See It today.
IN PRICE ONLY, TO MEET THE
NEWS BRIEFS
Nyssa, Ore.
0 ntario,
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Oregon
PRESENT DAY NEED.
Many students have been forced to
miss school the past week on account FOR RENT—5-room modem brick res­
idence. F. D. Hall, Phone 12, Nyssa.
! Wheat Bran Wheat Mlds, Ground Oats, of the bad weather. Those absent Fri­
Ground Corn, Ground Barley Meat day have voiced their regrets at not
Scraps, Linseed Meal, Corn Germ Meal. getting to hear ex-Governor Pierce talk. FANCY WORK, closing out dozen
our tasty pastries
articles at half price of $1.50 for all
Com Gluten Meal Alfalfa Meal, Soy
After a change in the schedule of pieces. Mrs. Hazel Oildea, at Ayre’s
Bean Meal Calslte, Salt.
classes. Lottie Boren resigned as 7th Cafe Saturday and Monday,
delight the
Protein Not less than ...... 17 Per Cent period librarian, and Charlena Craw­
Fat, Not less than .......... 3% Per Cent j ford was appointed to fill the vacancy.
Fiber, Not more than ....... 8 Per Cent
family.
Miss Mary Luclle Gilmore visited
school last Thursday.
Call Us For Coal
Hazel Sullivan visited school Monday.
Something New!
She has been forced to quit on account
to your finger
of her mother’s illness.
Everything Fresh!
To those of you who are In ignorance
as to the who, what, how, when and
Every Day!
where of the 20th Amendment to the
constitution Just ask a student in John
Young's Civic's class.
SWAN BAKERY
Freshmen classmen have been trying
to concentrate on Julius Ceasar long
NYSSA
enough to be able to recite to Miss Fish-
PHONE 26 NYSSA, ORE. bum.
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
Radio S ervice -
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School Notes
NORCOTT SERVICE
STATION
VELTfcX
OTATING t i l l
City Transfer
YOU’LL ENJOY . . .
Powell’s Service
Station
DRY CLEANING
CHEAP
Es* Mash
Dr. J. A. McFall
$ 1.40
11
ROUGH
Nyssa Grain
Company
Ever i| Two Mi si sites
ANOTHER HOME BURNS
Auto Suicide!
/ F you arc underinsured, or if you let
your fire insurance lapse even for a single
day, your property values are exposed to
loss.
Is another name for Battery Neglect, Radiator
Neglect or Engine Trouble in Winter.
R O U G H tit
Prevent your car’s yielding t o m e l a n c h o l y
impulses by driving in now . . .
Larsen Motor Company
Phone 43
Nyssa
STOM ACH
the School Child
should have all the clean, wholesome milk he can
drink. Plenty of milk is a body builder and
makes your boy and girl better able to resist the
various ailments which continually threaten the
child.
Drink and U»e More of Our Wholetome Milk
SHELTON’S
NYSSA
DAIRY
OREGON
It’» ea*y to »ay they’re all alike—
and easy to prove they are NOT.
lve a genuine Bayer Aspirin
tablet in water, pour it ofT, feel the
fine powder that coats the glass.
Do this with some other tablet;
ser what coarse particles are leftt
They (eel as sharp as sand, even to
your finger. How must they afTeet
those delicate membranes which Una
your throat—your stomach?
For immediate relief from head­
aches. colds, sore throat, neuralgia
or neuritis, lumbago, rheumatism,
there's nothing like Bayer Aspirin.
I
It cannot depreea the heart.
Fires occur unexpectedly and destroy
much valuable property in a brief time.
You owe it to yourself to be carefully
protected. How could you be adequately
compensated for your loss if you were
uninsured or underinsured?
Let us help you obtain an ap­
praisal. make suggestions, and
furnish adequate insurance,
Don M. Graham
THE INSURANCE MAN