The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, June 21, 1934, Image 2

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    GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1934
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W. F. AMD ALMA McLINO. Publisher*
thought is that Malheur county’s production will be more
! than doubled when the Owyhee comes into development.
Already coined, the I-O-N slogan is, “California, here’s
your bread basket.” The I-O-N will help solve the problem
of where to market surplus crops.
Farmer Brown’s
- - - Observations
Nyssa, Oregon, June 20, 1934
Subscription. Y e*r____
8ubscrpiUon. 6 Months
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Altered at the Post Office at Nyssa. O regon, as Second Class Matter
I-O-N CAN CELEBRATE
Sufficient reason for the coming I-O-N jubilee in Jordan
Valley this week end is the start of work on the Idaho and
Oregon links of the new short cut route providing a Cal­
ifornia market outlet for the productive Snake river valley.
The dream of many road boosters came true when Idaho
let a contract for building a difficult part of the road in
Squaw creek canyon. Oregon has built a nice slice running
from McDermitt toward Jordan. There’s reason to cele­
brate.
The I-O-N will reduce distance from Boise to California
190 miles. It will not only prove a magnet to tourists who
are coming this way but its greatest importance lies in the
fact that it will open up markets for such great irrigation
projects as the Vale, Owyhee, Boise, Black Canyon, Pay­
ette—all interlocking in this expansive Snake river valley.
It is said that from the Idaho-Oregon area which will be
the great beneficiary, approximately 35,000 cars of live­
stock, potatoes, fruit, lettuce and dairy products are ship­
ped to the California markets annually. Mining areas of
Nevada also draw heavily on this territory. Another
Nyssa Funeral Home
Phone 76F3
Ambulance Service
'W ant
A ds
lc Cent per Word
ter returned to their home at Nyssa
Sunday.
Harold Cannon left for his home in
Emmett Tuesday.
George McCarty is working at Pend­
leton.
W. 8. Rogers has recovered from
pneumonia.
deer edetur:
NEW PROTECTION FOR THE RANGE
dog bites a man th at aint
The cautious business man will not
Thre was a time in the pioneering stage when over ex­ when but a when
a man bites a dog it is accept a deed, mortgage or contract on
ploitation of the range resources of the west was justified mise,
mise.
misses swltzer, wtiu runs the
in order for the cattle and sheep industiy to become estab­ kale, has a black i, and she sez she got real estate, unless accompanied by an
it hittin the bath room dorè komin out. abstract showing clear title. Should you
lished but this is no longer the case. Both the public in gen­ eny
git a black 1 goin in, but
eral and the livestock industry in particular are interested komin 1 kin
(>e any less careful?
adv.
out is sumthin else agin.
in having the range operated on a sustained-yield basis in you kin reed a lot about reckless
order that this vast resource will contribute its proper v.’immen drivers, but the wurst 1 ever
sea wuz lay swan usln a hammur and
share to the general welfare of our western country.
When In Nampa Visit—
The basic carrying capacity must be determined for nales.
here is a good storie i hurd on a nue
each individual range in accordance with its own condi­ marriud
kupple.
they kaim to a The GREYSTONE HOTEL
tions, say C. L. Forsling of the United States forest service. hotel,
and the klerk wuz showin them
and Coffee Shop
In the past the general tendency has been to stock the a rume. the rame had twin beds in it.,
Mrs. Bessie Blackman, Proprietor
the
gurl
lookt
at
them
and
she
sez
to
range on the basis of the average or better than average
nue hubble, sez she "ge, 1 am sor-
year. The result has been that when one or more diy years her
rle ,as i wuz hopln we kould be aloan
come along more livestock is on hand than the «range can this first nlte.”
a short time ago slim the good lookin
properly support and serious damage is the result.
yung man who hangs around your of-
Dr. E. D. Norcott
The safest plan is to stock the range on a conservative fls
wuz over in baiker tryin to play
basis and to plan for its improvement. Such is the purpose I
DENTIST
he wun a prize for hittin the
Nyssa,
Jregon
of the Taylor grazing bill just passed by congress. This law 1 bawl more than any person on the
Office Phone 35F2
will also make it unnecessary for the organization and feeld th at shure 18 sumthin. slim was
Residence Phone 35F3
maintenance of small local districts which seemed the only K e S m T es S i " eadwietT ti^
X-RAY EXAMINATIONS
hope of such sections as the over-grazed Jordan Valley and beleve it or not th at sumthin wuz
district in Malheur county. This county will watch with a bottul of skotch.
a man kaim to sea dock sarazin
much interest the proceedings in federal range control tother
day and wanted to kno what
which is now assured.
wuz to be dun aboot a continual buz-
zln in his eres, and dock tole him
rite off a divorse.
YOU PAY A SALES TAX
speakin of docktors, my ole frend
dock norcott saz when he talks pee pul
In a recent refendum the voters of the state of Oregon alius listen with their mouths wide
i open, one thing aboot it now th at dock
decisively defeated a proposal for a general saels tax.
has his offices fixed up he as 1 of the
sales tax.
drawin rooms in eastum orlgon.
By doing that, the Oregon electorate followed an ex­ best
mister mckoy’s littul boy got punish­
ample that has been set by the people of a number of other ed at skule 1 day and awl he was doln
wuz skratchln his nose what itched,
states and communities.
but
the trubbul wuz he skratced it with
However, if the voters think that they have eliminat­ his thum,
lookin rite at the teecher.
ed the sales tax, they are bady mistaken. They are paying a 1 sea lots of fancie socks thees days
sales tax now. They have been paying one in the past. They on the street. socks be awl rite in
their plaice, but i wud alius rather hev
will pay one in the future.
The corner grocery where you buy food pays taxes. The 1 on the foot than in the eye.
D. F. BROWN
Carpenter and Contractor
Let me figure on your Job, big
and little
Nyssa
PHONE 201
The way to insure your boy a job on the rock pile is to
see that he does no work when he is young.
Attornay-at-Law
Visiting Eagles Welcome
Blackman Building
R. C. Shelton, President
Don M. Graham, Secretary
Chiropractic Physician
Office in Residence
Three Blocks South M. E. Church
PHONE 25
ROBT. D. LYTLE
Attorney and Counselor at Law
First National Bank Budding
Phene 66
Oregon
Vale
On the Old Job
TRANSFER AND BAGGAOE
All Kinds of Hauling la
City Limit*
NYSSA, OR.
PHONE t
City Transfer
TRANSFERRING
C. KUNKENBERG
VALE HOT SPRINGS
SANITARIUM
Dr. D. A. Sexton, Frop.
Rheumatism, Diabetes, Paralysis
Influenza, successfully treated.
Mineral Water 212 Deg. Fr.
ROOMS AND BOARD
At Reasonable Rates
It might help if Geneva would take up the fad and just
plow under every other row.
I Ontario Directory 1
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ONTARIO GARAGE
And General Mch. Shop
Brazing, Welding, and
Lathe Work
up to 21 inches
Bicycles, Accessories
Ontario, Oregon
In the future, stickum for stamps will be made from
sweet spuds. That’s one way of licking the sweet potato
problem.
ONTARIO GRAIN CO.
Home of
GEM and PURINA
Quality Feeds
Phone 53, Ontario
There’« no better food for—
STUDENTS AND CHILDREN
NYSSA, OREGON
DR. C. A. ABBOTT
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They Cost But a Few Cents
They Open the Door to
Opportunity.
Journal
Mrs. Fred Marshal!. Librarian
Green is said to be easy on the eyes, and ours finds cur­
rency green a most delightful shade.
Strange wants, everyday wants, wants urgent
and trivial find a voice and answer in THE
JOURNAL’S WANT-AD COLUMN.
City
Town patrons, 2:3U to 5:30
Out of town patrons 2:30 to 7:30
All patrons welcome.
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Oregon
The fly in the Democratic ointment is that the victors
still outnumber the spoils.
The
Open Saturday
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Meets Wed. Night at Eagles Hall
Nyssa
NYSSA LIBRARY
Phone 15 and Phone 28
Vale. Oregon.
Nyssa Aerie
F. O. E. No. 2134
A. L. FLETCHER
Oregon
ana
Osteopathy and Electrotherapy
home Sunday.
Farmers are busy haying.
Mr. Hamilton and sons of Nampa
visited at the Frank McCarty home
Monday.
Mrs. Dale Garrison and baby daugh-
Gloria Swanson says her fourth marriage was a mistake,
and we are quite sure it was for her fourth husband.
Nys
TRUCKING
Most folks, old and young, play a lot harder than they
work.
Mr. Jones sold some horses for a neat sum with
an Ad which cost him but 25 cents; Mrs. Smith
found the baby carriage she was looking for;
Salesmen were located for several firms.
Oregon
Anna B. Pritchett, D. O.
It isn’t strange that ghost writers are employed at Wash­
ington to prepare spirited addresses.
That’s All they Cost in The Nyssa Journal—But
They Get Results for Readers Far and Near.
Attorney at Law
H. D. Holmes
yores tralie, Farmer Brown
concerns whicn produce his stock likewise pay taxes—
heavy ones. Those taxes are necessarily passed on to the
consumer as pari of the selling price.
LINCOLN SCHOOL
That is true of everything you buy—gasoline or enter­
ELECTION JUNE 18
tainment or food or clothes. Part of every dollar you spend
goes for taxes—and the proportion mounts constantly. The
fact that the tax isn’t apparent means nothing—an indirect Lincoln—The annual school election
will be held at the school house June
tax can be every bit as expensive as a direct one.
It appears that in voting down the sales tax we eliminat- j 18.
Mr. and Mrs. Dixie McCraw and Mrs.
ed another tax.
Annie Russell visited at the Rogers
EDITORIAL COMMENTS BY CLARK WOOD
Another time, Uncle Sam will more likely try to save his
dough for himself than the world for democracy.
LOTT D. BROWN
than good, wholesome Jersey milk. Low priced
in Nyssa, it is the best and cheapest food you can
buy. Use More Milk.
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NYSSA
OREGON
Dealer for Dodge and
Plymouth Cars
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Thos. T. Ennor, Ontario
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Harness, Leather, Shoe —
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Repairing
See B. H. LARKIN
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Ontario, Oregon
Fine Shoe Repairing
SHOE HOSPITAL
If You Can’t Bring ’Em
Mail ’Em
Moore Hotel Bldg-
Ontario, Oregon
Dr. J. A. McFall
Eyesight Specialist
Shelton Dairy
CABLES
CHEVROLET CO.
—Used Cars—
With an O. K. That
Counts
Ontario, Oregon
Philco Radio
Automotive Service
BOYER FLORAL COMPANY
“Say It With Flowers”
Special Orders Given Every Attention
Specializing on the care
of Children’s Eyes.
Ontario, Oregon
O. L. Boyer, Ontario