The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, March 01, 1934, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextGATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS.* MARCH 1, 1934 BASEMENT GETS DEATH SUMMONS T W O TIE DOGS DURING CHICKENS, LAMBS M ALH EUR PIONEERS SPRING CLEANING NESTING SEASON DIE ______ A T IRONSIDE NYSSA C O M M U N IT Y CHURCH Sunday School 10 o’clock. Chester Sager, Supt. Our Sunday School is t i II III H illH III— — HIT— I W R M n i l l l M U Hltltl H 11 U RAMM HUI MWH Iti MIHI III IH I jg j Improvements have been made In Fill Your Crank Ca:e With The New Death claimed two old timers of M al the basement of the Nyssa Community The nesting season for game) birds Is Ironside-C lose to 50 chickens and 12 our Prlmaryh De' i partment. The Primary room is being church volunteers completing the work heur county last week. near at hand. Owners o f dogs are re lamKc V E LTE X ZERO COLD M OTOR OIL^ 1 T , b n !u “ d*? th 1 “ renovated and some new conveniences i : Friday funeral sendees were held in | minded by the game commission that which in time for the Father and Son banquet derstoyed the poultry house on are ^ made for the cla^ :,s. M is, Monday night. Pillars were covered Ontario for Prank Rader, 67. merchant I it la best to keep dogs tied up or lock the Dave Budhanan ranch at Ironside with paneling and painted green and in that city for many years. Services ! ed up until after the nesting season. A this week. The poultry house was Wesley Bowne is Primary superintend ent and Mrs. Howard Larson, music E cream. Woodwork was painted. New were conducted from the C atholic, hunting dogs, with the natural Instinct built recently. Paraffine Base— Zero Cold Test. An ideal director. tables were built for banquet room and church. Surviving are his widow and of its kind, will find many nests which Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Elms visited combination marketed by Morning Worship 11:15. Subject: kitchen. Other improvements will be four children, Mrs. Paul Van Petten of It will destroy or molest to such an ex their son and daughter at Haines last Alone in the Garden. made as rapidly as finances permit ac- j Ontario, Mrs. Leona Pearson of Berk- tent the mother bird will nob return to week. C O M PA N Y Junior League 5 o'clock. Winnemucca j her nest. cording to W. W. Foster who had eley, Bernard Rader of Paul Dickson 14, has been critically Senior League 7 o’clock. j in addition to greatly reducing the 111 at the Ontario hospital this week charge of the work. _________ and F. Harrison Rader. | C. B. Short, Agent Nyssa Cantata Practice 8 o’clock. Ellas Thompson, aged 85 years, number of game bird hatches, dogs bud at present he is Improving. Business meeting of the Ladies Aid pioneer rancher of Beulah, died at his running loosed are harmed for hunting Irene Ripley of Long Creek Is the at the Parsonage Thursday af-eri.oon. lu niifi m i : i inirtii ¡11111:1111:1:1 hiiiiiiiiir 111111:1 :n.;n:i;i him hi iiii 111:1:111:1011:111:1:1:1 iiiiuhm i i mmuii 1:1«im- old home last Saturday. He home- use. (fu” ‘ A m m r Beam. ¡March „ steaded his ranch and resided there 52 | The Ed. McDeRoes entertained a i Blble study at th3 Pal.sonage T hurs- years. Recently he sold It to the gov crowd at a pinochle party last Wednes- day evening at 8 0>cIock. C. H AR VEY RENTS ernment for the North Fork reservoir Rev. Floyd E. White, Pastor. McDERMITT RANCH Walter V. site. He had never married. Surviving Duncan has been appointed is his nephew Oscar Thompson who mall carrier for the Ironslde-Brogan Mr. and Mrs. O. W. McLlng of K la had resided with him the past few McDermltt—Chester Harvey h a s route, effective next July. math Falls were guests at the W. F. years. Mr. Thompson was buried In the leased the Mitchell Cobeago property. McLing home Tuesday night. They little cemetery at Beulah. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Lane will also reside GRANGE HOPES TO were on return home after, a visit In there. SECURE CANNERY Boise and Emmett. W A SH IN G T O N T E A A large crowd attended the play Mrs. J. T. Long and Mrs. Floyd White “Turkey Red” and the dance here Sat A doctor will tell you that the care Malheur Pomona grange h a s a were hostesses at a Washington tea urday night. Those In the play were less use of strong laxatives may do A N EW PE R M A N E N T given by the ladies aid last Thursday at Misses Tamaso Alcorta, Freda W ilkin splendid program for this year, ac more harm than good. cording to J. Edwin Johnson, Vale the home of Mrs. Hazel Gildea for son, Carmen Urlezega, Carmen Lasa, Harsh laxatives often drain the church benefit. A t the business meet Edna Hart and Mrs. Paul Thompson. member. The grange has voted to work Is just the thing to pep you up for system, weaken the bowel muscles, ing, plans were made for serving the Mrs. Archie Meyers was director. for a cooperative cannery, farm home these lovely spring days. and even affect the liver and kidneys. beautification and roadside beautifica Father and Son banquet. Others In the vaudeville were Vernon Fortunately, the public is fast Having a permanent at the LEE tion. James Fifer Is chairman of the I Harney, Roland Rosse, Mrs. Barney returning to laxatives in liquid form . M ERL B E A U TY SHOP means cannery committee. i Rankey and Miss Mlren Arano. The dose of a liquid laxative can be having special attention paid to Mr. Johnson said the Vale grange | Mrs. Walter Bowden of Rome, Mrs. measured. The action can thus be the type and texture of your hair. i Ike Crosby and Mrs. Don Crosby of Kave three Plays which were very suc regulated to suit Individual need. It Spring fashlonns say curls and lots cessful last Friday night. They were Jordan were here for the play. forms no habit; you needn’ t take a of them. See directed by Mr. K arl Norvall Mrs. P. R. Geo. Bennett and Tex Rice were In “ double dose” a day or two later. Shturrliff and Mrs. Sam Smith. from the White Star ranch. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin gently Lee Merl Beauty Shop Johnson stopped in Nyssa Monday Ernest Gartlez Is working for Joe ED. W . PR U Y N helps the average person’s bowels when enroute to Cow Creek on irriga Flora Cheeley, Operator Bankofier. back to regularity. W hy not try it? tion business. He has taken oyer the Wilson Building Nyssa Some pill or tablet may he more con For Auto Repairing duties of watermaster. venient to carry. But there is little W ESTFALL STOCKMEN “ convenience” in any cathartic which Battery Service TURN CATTLE O UT MMH i I m : iii !I: i : i ! i : i i : i : i : íiii : iii : i !I: ii » i : iii : i ¡¡ ii W M M H M M n M M M M 1:1 u m ri litui m u n i un 1 ira m 1 minué is taken so frequently, you must carry it with you. wherever you got W elding I Westfall—Stockmen a r e turning E Its very taste tells you Dr. Cald their cattle out on the range as warm 3 well’s Syrup Pepsin is wholesome. A weather Is bringing out the grass much 1 g delightful taate, and delightful action. Nyssa Oregon earlier than usual Safe for expectant mothers, and Mr. P ' well Is mo\1r ' from the g children. All druggists, ready for Warm-springs ranch to the Lewis g use, in big bottles. Member N . R . A. With everything in tools at Baldridge Napu n ranch, runted by N. E. Jenkins s the ,>aat three years. In the window at Nordale Furniture Company. Implement Company Geo. Wilson pave a fiance at his j g Your choice for less than a Dollar while this lot home Saturday night, a targo c-owd at A l r e a d y wages In rubber lasts. tending Hammers, Saws, Hand Axes, Wrenches W lnfle •' Johnson. Pet Joh n s«’ , Earl factories have been raised Emerson, Ji* nr.es Co.-rlgal and Ernest Electrical Supplies, Nails while rubber and cotton are JUST RECEIVED— A half carload of new fur Hawkins 1,( Iped with brandin calves costing m ore . . . I f you’re niture. Come in and look it over today. at the Corneal ranch Saturday. W indow Glass going to need new tires this Henry Fltchett made a trip to P 1- land last wet k. I ■ 8prlng, our advice Is: get TEST THE FLETCHER OIL Why Doctors Favor a Uguid Laxative SCATTER RUGS GALORE them at once — a whol t f t ! i Prices subject to chanf^e w ithout notice GOODYEAR HOG PRO K ->TNG TO RISK I Secretary Wa, aid vesterday the. processing tax on be from $1.50 a hui ilaright to $2.25 Receipts finance U orn-hog produc tion control campait,.:. Court House Filing* NORDALE ! i FURNITURE ! Baldridge Implement Co. COMPANY Nyssa Real Estate Transfers Walter O. Mustart et ux to O. V. I Holloway, lots 18, 19, 20 blk, 27, Ontario S because . . . Every ply « f every Goodyear tire Is built with rubberized R U P E R T W IS T C o rd , ftatented. Ask for dem - 1 onstratlon. Jtrlcm iu b t*c t to tkmaérn wUJumt mo lie« s a g i s s mi l «s u « I s s u s , Lawrence Service Station Nyssa, Oregon Liberty Theatre Friday-Saturday, March 2, 3 Tim McCoy in “POLICE CAR 17” With Evalyn Knapp. He never knew when the voice from headquarters would send him to Fame and Glory or to hi^f “ Doom.” Sunday-Monday, March 4, 5 Sylvia Sidney and Fredric March in “GOOD D AM E” Tuesday-Wednedeay-Thursday, March 6, 7, 8 “I COVER TH E W A TE R F R O N T ’ With Claudette Colbert, Ben Lyon and Ernest Torrence. Phone 113 Oregon N YS S A OREGON I ìdiii'iii:i,iiiiii:iii t:i nrn:i iiiiriii nt:rn:ii:i iMiiiiiiiitiiiiiiii iriimuw11 w m urn i mini in mm 11 n mm F $ 10 . Blowout Prelection in EVERY Ply Drop Around and See Our Tool Bargains Oregon & Western Co. Co. to M. H. Thayer NEHNW14 Sec. 29, 17.47, con taining 40 acres. $400. Daisy M. Puliam to E. H. Dewey Inc., W H S IU I Sec. 25. 12, 46, $10. Orson B. Doolittle, guardian to S. Hansen, und. 14 int In E li of lots 1 and 2, blk 2 original town of V $10. Verda F. Doolittle et al t, Hansen und 3-4 Int In E li lots 1 ai . bilk 1 | orignlal town of Vale. $450. R. J. Davis et ux to Violet V Huff- I man, al lof lots 1 and 2 blk 65 reen s | Add to Nyssa $1. S. D. Duncan to S. M. Molthan, all ol SE corner of SWVINEVj and all i f h e ) corner o f NEliN EV, Sec. 21, 14, 39, taining, 2 acres $5. Oregon 14 Western Co. Co, to Hallie I A. Black, all of SE14SWV* of Sec. 33, 44 lying west of Bully Creek, contain lng approximately 1.2 acres $18. Elias Thompson to United States of America, SW H Sec. 11. N W liN W V i, Sec 114, NE14 NVs8E14, NEUSW1-4 Sec, 15. 19 37 containing 480 acres, $19.815. Louis F. Hucker et ux to Ben W. Cor bett, lots 11 an 12 blk 1 Falrrmore ad Harper $10. H. M. Featherston to Mike Needham E 'iW S S W V i Sec. 23 18 45 north and west of Malheur river contanlng 16.8 acres $60.32. Bessie E. Long et vlr to Emma Qutn- by metes and bounsd In NEt, N E L N E T Sec. 32 19- 47 $1. Pacific Livestock Co. to Katharine Oacey. lots 41 and 42 Sec 5 6 7 8-20-42 $ 10 . C W. Garrett to D. C. Booth et ux W tsN E ’ , Sec. 12 18 46 $10. Marriaro Licenses John Earl Pierce and Vera Romaine Clampitt. Abe McKinney and Mary Donaldson. Petitions Filed in County Court Estate of Ida I. Olascock, deceased. Estate of Sarah E. Sizemore deceased TIRES KCLLY-9PRINCFIKI.D Fat igne-proof* em b ody 6 OUTSTANDING FEATURES found la ao other Uree mede. You 'll get new d rivin g confidence— greater safety — in created mileage. Come in today— we’d like to show you bow kelly-Springfields w ill deliver p lu s performance— and «ave you money. 1.40x21 4 50x21 4.75x19 5.00x19 5.25x18 5.50x1# KELLY-SPRINGFIELD $5.55 $6 30 .......... $6.70 ................................. $7.20 .......... $8.10 ......... ............................. $9 40 THEATRE I . TUE. O N T A R IO M ARCH 4, 5, 6 W H Y DO A M ILLIO N MEN LE A V E HOME EVERY Y E A R ? You’ll know the answer, girls, after you see what goes on when the lid goes off at a Big Business Convention!, O u sh and dimofve 3 B ay« Aspirin Tablets In half a (lass ai water. I 2 G A R G L E thoroughly — throw your head way back, allowing • little to trickle down your throat. Repeat gargle and do not rinse mouth, allow gargle to remain on membranes of the throat for prolonged effect. 3 Remember: Only Medicine Helps Sore Throa M odem medical science now throws an entirely new light on sore throat. A way that eases the pain, rawness and irritation in as little as two or throe minutes! real B A Y E R Aspirin for his pur pose. For they dissolve c npteti ly enough to gargle withoi lea ring irritating particles. I t req u ire s m ed icin e— lik e B A Y E R A S P IR IN - to do these things! That is why throat special ists throughout America are pre scribing this B A Y E R gargle in place of old-time ways. Be careful, however, that vou net F O R T IF IE » a g a in st ¿ k i d-uretui blotu OU m [A'jSrj0Tm X f V . / / I #•'1 S 1 Y 5 rf 3 ■ IT 0 ’ v , X VI Rubinoff and His Orchestra Comedy— “Turkey in The Raw” FRID/ V KAF FRANCIS in “THE HOUSE ON 56th STREET” rdo Cortez, Gene Raymond, Wm. Boyd . # / : r i/ Y KELLY- SPRI NGFI ELD fit.guc-proof T I BE enrND All Other Sizes Equally Low Prices Powell Service Station j ATUR D AY, MARCH 2, 3, \ST SH O W SAT. se e m id n it e STUDIO PREVUE F R E E ! Douglas V irbanks, Jr., Loretta Young in “THE LIFE OF JIMMY D O LA N ”