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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1933)
Gr.TL' CITY J l .U R X /1, THURSDAY. SUI Y 27, 1Ï33 E. M. Blodgett biections to thé 000. Objections the »ales tax were many and dated I / m Î aa n f f l ip DrpÇÇ back to the time it was proposed by Governor Meier. Of- TUl uC Ul UIC I I OOO Attorney and Counselor at L a w ficials urged a sales tax while the people urged fewer ople ur Practice in ail Court* state officials ar.i less cr.per.ce. The legislature islature refused to n r NYSSA, OREGON , lb t:r. i r.e sales tax was passed. This _____ Is the month in which. If you W r . AND ALUA McLLNO. Publisher* Had it it not been for the initiative and referendum, we uve m the north temperate tone »here .$! 50 Subscription. Y ea r------ 1 would now be paying this added tax. We would be at the temper-' _75e Subscrpiuon. ( Months 1 mercy of legislators who forget their pre-election prom- aM. Mne where—but you probably over- Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa. O regon. as Second Class Matter ises. Quite frequently the referendum system has been at- icon this fact—the weather may get m-1 Dr. C. A. Abbott, D. C. tacked as useless and a joke but it seem.-s it is the people's temperately com ah * Chiropractic only safeguard when those m control attempt to cram w just one thing that in VOTERS SPEAK Phone 29—Res. 25 ■Vo county in Oregon defeated the sale! tax by a great- and objectionable measures down the taxpaying * » — » « ; NYSSA, OREGON Still one must be on guard lest he er majority than Malheur county whose voting citizens re- _>__i____ tax almost eight to one ,A^ in’ the voters have sP°ken- 0 re &on have n0 show a less-than-human ingratitude jected the proposed nuisance __ toward a month In which pleasant days ___*....... last want no more I sales tax. h Friday. The people of Malheur county are so taken for granted that only the taxes, the people Oregon want no more taxes. ‘ ! of Of O l unpleasant ones are really noticed. July is a period in which one—north of NEAR FUTURE LOOKS ROSY The sales tax, adding a 2 per cent charge to every poten the Equator—should count his bless- Anna B. Pritchett, D. O. tv the tial sale, to a necessity and luxury, was passed by The biggest thing that has happened to Nyssa and other mg m bees and blooms and tutu-mies Oregon legislature at an expensive session which followed Malheur county towns, for all 1 will share, is the announce- a special sales tax session that alone cost the state $10,- ment that the Owyhee and V ale projects rou are programmed that lhrough shady streets after for early completion. Secretary of the Interior Ickes said ¡the last Pounh-of-Juiy firecracker has THE GATE CITY JOURNAL Monday 1850 men will be 1 put to work, ’ 1500 on the Owy- popp «1 Osteopathy and Electrotherapy „ q — a .1 XT , J | And speaking of firecrackers, lovers 1 bee, oo0 On tbe V ale. <jf freedom In many lands have reason PHONE 201 An appropriation of six million dollars, under the pub- to mink of July as a month for ceie- I lie works bill, will be expended this vear. Not al of the ¡»ration. Canadas Domimon Day. Vale, Oregon. work will be machine construction as Ickes has recom- ^ ^ ^ ^ ‘venezuia. plm ^ ^ ¿ 1 - : mended hand labor wherever possible. This will put an gium share mis month with the United I army of men back to work. | states glorious Fourth.” Under the new regime jobs must come first. That is the' goal of the administration s public works measure under Uir{ your easy chair and a tan which every attempt is being made to humanize the relief glass of i«nonde on me garden table, program. The permanent values to be created and the re- 'ts.a ^eat mo*\th lf ,y0li d°n’t..wef^en Wm. McBRATNEY payment of the government are important but not as lm- ___________ Licensed Funeral Director portant as employment. This is the greatest reason the r _ _ IIp u iru T C ? reclamation program in the west came out on top. Its WHY GET UP NIGHTS. and Embalmer works will employ men now. Its reclamation of dry land Make This 25t Test Call S. D. Goshert or Nordale will employ people in self-subsisting homes they other- ----- Furniture Co., Phone 94, Wise COUld not hold. RetUm will not Only p a y for reser- This easy bladder physic is needed to Nyssa, Oregon voirs and canals but for roads, schools, homes. drive out impurities and excess acids We are fortunate in occupying the central point of this which cau* ‘rri“ ti“n that res“lts f1 development. The work will employ men and bring others ^u-KE^r‘L a Madder out of the red. It will help the laborer, the producer, the physic, containing buchu. jumper ou grocer, butcher and baker. It will help all around. etc- works on the bladder pleasantly 1 ICE CREAM Cones, Sherbert, Popsickles Sold at The N yssa Cafe Lunches and Meal3 Joe Ayre, Prop. NYSSA OREGON and effectively similar to castor oil on the bowels. Get a 25c box (5 grain size) It’» Too Hot To OPPORTUNITY IS KNOCKING W a s h At Home These Hot Days, so let the laundry do your washing, We a r e equipped to do it nicely and cheaply. Our Low Price» Will Please THE UNITED LAUNDRY Mrs. Margaret Pashley, Prop. Nyssa Oregon enmnamm Processed Milk Made the Perfect Food for Babies and Invalids by our new equipment ASK US ABOUT IT —Sold Exclusively in Nyssa by Shelton Dairy We Deliver Twice Daily NYSSA OREGON Neglect C o s ts —a heap when it effects the motor in your car which needs regular and thorough lubrica tion. -»» —we use the Standard all-point recorded lubri cation system which means that no part will be overlooked. —your car will last longer, you will save repair bills. Charges Reasonable POWELL’S SERVICE STATION Open Day and Night NYSSA OREGON Property owners who have been planning to repair old SS T tw A Z T structures or build new ones better get busy unless they ing and you get your regular sleep, sold wish to pay heavily for delay. With better crop prices, t»y The Nysas Pharmacy, —Advertisement heavy public expenditures for bridges, roads, public build — ings, it is not difficut to imagine rapid improvement in ------- the employment situation and commodity price levels. Cement, lumber, paint, structural steel, electrical equip- r o r t n I ytt f ment and all manner of building supplies will prob- u d i . o . l u l l ably never again, in a generation at least, be at the bargain ------ counter prices wTe have been witnessing. Today property Attorney and Counselor at Law owners can improve an old building or build a new one, from concrete foundation to fire-resisting roof, at record nnt Natlonml Bank Building low figures. There is abundant labor, both skilled and un Phone M skilled. It seems certain that the foregoing combination o f , circumstances is doomed. The investor in construction activity today not onlyt gets double return for his money, but helps to start normal employment in the wage and price structures, which will rebound in benefits to himself in better business and ren tal values. Remember that investment and employment are cheap er and better than charity. Vale Dr. J. A. McFall Evesight Specialist Specializing on the care of Children’s Eyes O n ta r io , O regon NYSSA LIBRARY HOURS Town petrous. 2:30 to 5:20. Out of town patrons. 2:30 to 7:30. Dr. E. D. Norcott DENTIST Nytaa, Jrrgon Office Phone 35F2 Residence Phone 35F3 X-RAY EXAMINATIONS C ity T ra n s fe r TRUCKING ana TRANSFERRING Phone 15 and Phone 28 C. KUNKENBERG O n th e O l d J o b H. D. Holmes TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE All Kinds of Hauling In City Limits NYSSA, OR. PHONE 5 iiiRiimminmj When in the Market for ■ WOOD AND TIMBER l Fence Posts, Corral ** Poles, Derrick Poles & Write— ■ ■ ■ AUDY BAZE WE HAUL CHEAP g Box 85, Vale, Oregon ■ hiiiiuim im m " Oregon Let Us Mill Your Flour, Cereal and Poultry Feed RADICAL, MAYBE—COMMUNISTIC, NEVER NYSSA FLOUR MILL Is Communism really spreading over the United States? Is it a menace to our own government founded on the Phin Warren, Prop. principle of liberty for every man? Are the scattered demonstrations we have read about during the past years “Our Prices Are Right” proof that our form of government is not satisfactory? We NYSSA ORE. say NO, but we do believe the time for a thorough check up long ago arrived. This check-up is beginning, as w’e see it. At the recent meeting of wheat growers of Malheur county, when the farm allotment plan was explained by leaders of the state extension department, our farmers were there to learn. Many of them had suffered reverses, almost the loss of their farms through lowr prices. But they; said nothing of this. A change had come and they welcom-! HITS THE M A R K I d it as a way out. The meeting here was without question, WHEN Y0URE HUNGRY no more encouraging than similar meetings throughout the country. * A few years ago, control of acreage would have been considered veiy radical but the world did not stand still, j What was radical yesterday is in many instances rational today. Nor is our form of government to blame for the changes that have come and caused our people concern. Some ills developed from false leadership and negligence of the people who after all ARE the government. We do not | escape responsibility. Other ills were the result of the un- § controlled machine age. The shake-up came, we took an | inventory but we have not lost our love of country. Now, for a glance at the Communist. In what does he and it "»tick* to the ribs | believe? A congressional committee in an official report | defined Communism thus: Whether It's Picnic Meats, a A world-wide organization advocating— juicy steak or chop, we can 1. Hatred of God in all forms of religion. always supply you with the 2. Destruction of private property and inheritance. 4. Revolutionary propaganda. Best the local market 6. The ultimate and final objective is world revolu affords tion and the dictatorship of the so-called proletariate into one union of Socialist Republics with the world A Large Variety of— I capital at Moscow. | How could Communism spread in America with such a LUNCH MEATS I program? meat EDITOIRAL COMMENTS BY CLARK WOOD Jt’s a quieting thought that our foreign relations are, as a rule, distant ones. “See U» For Ice” Again the fanner is “feeling his oats,” but it’s wheat he’s likely 1“ to be holding. r a PACKING CO. Jack Dempsey is getting more wedding ring experience. | PHONE 6 NYSSA It’s cheaper to buy the best M iny men who thought they were liv in g m oney by buying c h e ip overalls have found out their error. Prove it by buying a cheap overall ana an Oshkosh B'G osh Overall anc wearing t hem every other day. \ ou will still be getting good ser vice from the Oshkosh B’Gosh ^>ng after the other is in the rag bag. ^ ou Li be comfortable on Oshkosh fc Ufosh aay„ and cussing on the others. And vou’li be "off” chesp overalls for iile. D sh K o sh ' " a 'G O S H Work Clothes The "V E ST B A K ” No. 801 "Must Make Good or n 't W ill NYSSA OREGON
