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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1933)
GATE CITY JOURNAL. THÜRS.. AUQUBT 24, 193.3 Around the Country THE GATE CITY JOURNAL dently does not Include the ordinary placer gold in its pure state. The price bonus of foreign markets Is too great a temptation for the producers of this type of gold to lay idly by without seeking a ruling on the question.. All Leather Goods at Half Price 0 Buy your silverware now before price advances. Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing. F if e r J e w e le r y S h o p Swan Building Nyssa, Ore. It’s Too Hot To 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 Prices Will Please THE UNITED LAUNDRY Mrs. Margaret Pashley, Prop. Nyssa Oregon Processed Milk —Sold Exclusively in Nyssa by Every ant has five noses, which explains its ability to smell out a picnic. OREGON NYSSA E b - T7TÍ » “'- — S J ........... -‘""'fr... ■' YOUR HOME— Surprise your neighbor by showing a little activity around your house. Get the old hammer and put it to work. Forty-eleven things you’ve put off—let’s get ’em done now. How about a little lumber for repairs? Or ad dition? Or ornaments? Give us a ring and see how quickly we can help you with a small order. Kalsomine, package ............... 45c Boise-Payette Lumber Co. Many mothers of small children seem to think that the “back-to-the-soil” movement is nothing new. M A C K ’S BARBER SHOP It must be quite convenient for Mussolini to merely look in a mirr ror when be wants to see his cabinet. Agent for Ontario Laundry NYSSA, ORE. Nyssa, Office Phone 35F2 Residence Phone 35F3 Jregon X-RAY EXAMINATIONS City Transfer TRUCKING ana TRANSFERRING Phone 15 and Phone 28 C. KLINKENBERG On the Old Job H . D . H o lm e s TRA N SFER AND BAGGAGE AU Kinds of Hauling In City Limits PHONE 5 NYSSA, OR. UlflflBflflflBBBBBflflflBflB J When in the Market for * WOOD AND TIMBER •a Fence Posts, Corral S Poles, Derrick Poles Write— ■ * AUDY BAZE I WE HAUL CHEAP 5 Box 85, Vale, Oregon 5flBBflflBBBBB9flBBBBai Let Us Mill Your Flour, Cereal and Poultry Feed NYSSA FLOUR MILL Phin Warren, Prop. “Our Prices Are Right” NYSSA ORE. Because Machado flew away, he lives to fly another day. It is said of cannibals that they will not eat people who smoke. Why is it the cigarette makers have never circular ized the missionaries? The chap who lets the future take care of itself event* ualy finds that it doesn’t take care of him. Day by day we are getting NIRA prosperity. E v e r i j l w c M in u te s li ANOTHER HOM E BURNS speed and power / F you arc underinsured, or if you let your fire insurance lapse even for a single day, your property values are exposed to loss. \ FI RE-ENGINE TEXACO F IR E C H IE F GASOLINE Havolinr Wax-Free Oils Washing and Greasing ICE CREAM See Ed. W. Pruyn Cones, Sherbert, Popsickles Sold at For Batteries. Battery service, auto repairing, acetylene welding. The Nyssa Cafe Lunches and Meals Joe Ayre, Prt>p. Dwight Smith, Mgr. PHONE 15 Dr. E. D. Norcott DENTIST To Please You is Our Purpose Mr. Gandhi threatens to fast until he dies, we under stand, if it’s the last thing he does. BEAUTIFY Out of town patrons, 2:30 to 7:30. Voice of the Press We hesitate to publicly criticize European govern ments for not paying their debts. We have a few of our own. We Deliver Twice Daily Town patrons, 2:30 to 5:30 suggests that they do something to help besides talking, th at the problem Is solved. In between the events in the household, a romance flourishes be tween the doctor and Claudette Col bert, .ne daughter. WHY WE PAY TAXES With farm and business conditions on the upward trend, we can well expect an increase in the payment of taxes and resulting benefits to our schools and other tax- supported agencies. We may shriek at our taxes but there are some good reasons why we pay them. Journal Ads Are Your Tne school tax educates our children—it gives the same privilege to every child. It takes them from the elementary TAX COLLECTION LENIENT grades into the high school and from there sends them ShooDing Guide into the higher institutions which are also tax supported. A property owner comments that our Tax money equips them to think and reason and take tax collection laws are too lenient. He says it is getting so a man must lasso their place as citizens and voters of our country. the county sheriff and force him to Other taxes and the tax on gasoline builds our wond take the tax money. erful highways, constructs bridges and gives us an easy Now that the public has rejected the sates tax method of taxation, the only Anna B. Pritchett, D. O. pathway which the pioneer did not dream existed. thing left for support of local govern Other taxes give shelter, medical care and food to the ments Is the property tax. Since the families of the poor and sick. Yes, the abhored tax stretch pub'ic has said it prefers to pay the es out a helping hand even through the valley of the property tax the state should make it for them to pay their property shadow, for it provides a burial spot for those who have easier taxes; should make It harder to let Osteopathy and Electrotherapy fallen in the eddying stream. It shelters widows and or them slide along Seme property owners are letting PHONE 201 phans. It cares for the mentally ill and protects us from their taxes slide, not because they the few who are a menace to society. are unable to pay, but because it's easy We grumble about our taxes but de we remember all the to let taxes go under the lenient mea Vale, Oregon. good our taxes do. One writer said the tax we scream at is sures that have been set up. The pen alty for delinquency should be retsored. the very torchlight and symbol of a Christian civilzation. —OREGON STATESMAN. We should revere the tax, not despise it; cleanse it of waste and defend it—pay it religiously as a sacred and GOODYEAR MAKES patriotic privilege. LOW PRESSURE TIRES Wm. McBRATNEY PUBLIC WORKS ARKON, O.—Announcement of a Licensed Funeral Director Communities and other public bodies are discovering new Alrwheel or low pressure automo and Embalmer that public work funds, out of the $3,300,000,000 allotted, bile tire providing riding comfort com parable to that of overstuffed chairs Call S. D. Goshert or Nordale are not simply to be had for the asking. It has been decid is made by the Goodear Tire & Rub Furniture Co., Phone 94, ed that preference wil be given to projects which tend to ber Co. create other projects. The following stand high on the Eight major lmprovemnts are listed Nyssa, Oregon preference list: Waterworks projects necessary for a com as features of the new tire including greater cubic air capacity; more rub munity’s health and convenience; sevfrer projects of the ber in tread and sidewalls, larger cross same character, and the building of useful bridges, tun section; balanced design; flatter, wid er, tread; powerful breaker strip; n at nels and highways. ural shape and more non-skid and Also considered, is the state of municipal or county total Dr. J. A. McFall mileage plus AU-Weather finance when the body makes its application. Those with Center tread Traction and of course shock- their finances in order will be most favored. absorbing Supertwist cord construction. Evesight Specialist Private, as well as public, bodies may receive self- liquidating loans when the projects are to be devoted to ROBT. D. LYTLE Specializing public uses, such as tunnels, dry docks, viaducts, canals on the care o f markets and hospital. Attorney and Counselor at Law Children’s First National Bank Building EDITORIAL COMMENTS BY CLARK WOOD Eyes Phone 66 Thieves took wheat from a Nyssa ranch last week. - Oregon 0 ntario, Vale Oregon That’s recovery—wheat is worth stealing again. Made the Perfect Food for Babies and Invalids by our new equipment ASK. US ABOUT IT Shelton Dairy NYSSA PUBLIC LIBRARY NYSSA < OREGON 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, —AT— Don M . Graham TAYLOR GARAGE Fire Insurance Bonds Notary Public O ne-Stop Service NYSSA OREGON NYSSA rSE aZ 333B IiH 9H B B fi& là> 3-CORNERED m o o n a t benefit to local emplovment and business conditions in LIBERTY THEATRE general. We can all help. Quite recently a group of people pointed to the Clossom lots across the track with \yoids of praise. Like many A “black widow" spider was the cause “Three-Cornered Idoon story of or» others, Mr. Closson has not been busy all of the time. In- of the Illness oi Mrs. Howard Wiiker- American W. F. AND ALMA McLINO, Publishers family so looney that nobody I stead of being idle he has used spare time in “fixing up” son of The Dalles. She was bitten while knows what anybody else is talking When she awoke her whole about, playing at the Liberty theatre Subscription. Y ea r------------------- it t O vacant lots. Numerous trees were planted and the lots sleeping. body was swollen and she was in del Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, stars Subscrpltian, 6 Months --------------- 15c were kept weed free. They already resemble a diminutive irium. The spider, rarely found in the Claudette Colbert, Richard Allen and Entered at the Post Office at Nyssa, O regon. as Second Class Mattar park. When Jess Lawrence isn’t busy, he is raising flow northern United States. Is marked with Mary Boland. and black. The spider was killed. ers which make his home a spot of much beauty. All of red Missouri It is adapted from the Broadway hit voted wet three to one last such work should be an inspiration to the rest of us—par week. .Fourteen IMPROVING SPARE TIME more states are needed by Gertrude Tonkonogy, and features ticularly if we have spare time. to ratify the repealing amendment. Wa'iace Ford, Lyda Robert!, Tom “Clean-up, fix-up, keep it up.” Texas will vote on the question Sat- Brown, Joan Marsh. Hardle Albright Governor Meier says a really worthwhile fix-up pro- 1 urday, Isn’t that a good slogan to remember from spring till Washington next Tuesday. Dop- and William Bakewell. fall when wte spend many of our leisure hours out of i gram, one in which every home owner takes a part, will sters say repeal is likely within eleven Story of the fortunes of the addle- pated Rimplegar family of Brooklyn. doors? And what an improvement we could make in Nys develop communitv spirit. It will cut down fire hazards j weeks. An »inch of snow fell in Butte, N. Y„ it tells of the efforts of the self- which are extremely dangerous when weeds are permitted sa if all the property owners, and the renters who make i centered members of this household to Monday. to grow and dry. It will improve sanitary conditions, aid Mont., this home, would adopt this program. G r u b sta k e gold p a n n e r s all o v er t h e survive the depression. "Mama" Rlm- played by Mary Boland, has dis- It is not necessary to spend any great amount of money in insect control, increase the value of all property and west are turning out gold so pure as to | si plgar, pa ted the family fortune in the stock be virtually bullion. Unless ruled other promote family, civic and state pride. —spare time is the chief requirement. We can all clean up. wise, this places, the product under the market, Everybody talks a great dea' Let’s all enlist in a campaign to build and repair, clean “not With very little money we can paint and repair. There are for export” list of the treasury about the way out, but It isn’t until the some who can undertake major jobs of rehabilitating their up, fix up and keep it up until Nyssa is a finer, more department. The ban has been lifted family physician, played by Richard on certain concentrates but this evi Arlen, takes at hand In the matter and property) by remodeling and modernizing with immediate prosperous and more beautiful place in which to live. OREGON
