—
m a
county farm agent In a letter to Farm
ers Cooperative Creamery. The county
was designated as a modified accredited
area for three years beginning March
M ALHEUR CO UNTY
T. B. ACCREDITED
1, 1934, according to Amendment No. 8
to B. A. I. Order 340, received by Mr.
Larson from
J R. Mohler, Chief of
Bureau of Animal Industry, Washing
ton, D. C.
Malheur county, Oregon has been de
signated as a modified accredited area
In regard to tuberculosis among cattle
according to Raymond O. Larson,
Crisp
and
C le a n
Are Your Shirts, Dresses, Linens when they are
laundered here.
Our Low Prices W ill Please
THE UNITED LAUNDRY
Mrs. Margaret Pashley, Prop.
PHONE 83F2
C IT Y JO U RN AL, TH U R S D A Y, JUNE 21, 1934
gate
NYSSA, ORE.
IT ’S TIM E TO C H A N G E L U B R IC A N T S
4-H Clubbers
Have Big Time
In Corvallis
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
B A S Q U E SH E A R E R
K IL L E D A T B UR NS
An unusual accident cost the life of
Felix Gabiola, 31, Boise sheep shearer
who was well known in Malheur coun
ty, Tuesday. He died from Injuries re
ceived when a belt slipped o ff the
motor of the shearing machine and
struck him in the head. Gabiola re
cently returned to this country from a
visit with relatives In Spain. He was
burled at Boise. The accident occured
near Burns.
Oregon State College, Corvallis, June
18— Among the nearly 800 club mem
bers and 60 leaders attending the twen
tieth annual 4-H club summer school
on the campus here are three boys, six
girls and two leaders from Malheur
county. This la the largest summer
school ever held In Oregon.
W H A T 19 W RO N G W ITH
The boys at summer school live In
C H R IS T IA N IT Y ?
the College men’s dormitory, and the
girls occupy two womens halls, Waldo
The criticisms are varied, and the
and Kidder. They spend their mornings
populace in general contribute quite
attending classes and their afternoons,
freely. M any object that there are too
following dally assembly. In athletics
many hyprocrites In the church. And I
and other forms of supervised recrea
don't doubt that there is Justification
tion. Their evenings are full, with par
for believing that to be true. I would
ties, pictures, local talent shows and
not be surprised to find some of the
similar entertainment. A number
of
lifeless pretenders In my church.
new classes have been added this year
I have been told that religious work
and are meeting with great favor ers have chosen the church offices
among the clubbers.
merely as a means of llvehood, with
Special programs, usually featuring
little of the true principles of Christ
some prominent citizen or citizens of
ianity In their lives. And that may be
the state as speakers, are arranged for
true In many cases.
each assembly. These programs are
Possibly your non-Christian neigh
broadcast for the benefit of parents,
bors are easier to get along with than
friends and the thousands of members
others who attend church regularly.
over the state who are unable to parti
And some times a minister gets just as
cipate In summer school. Each county
out of patience and self control as the
deelgatlon also broadcasts over station
next person.
KO AC between 7 and 7:45 o'clock In
On, and on. and on we might go with
the evening at some time during the
numerous other objections—but have
two weeks’ session.
we kept strictly to the subject? We
Self-government is the rule at the
have only called attention to some of
school, with the boys and the girls hav
the miserable failures of some who pro
ing separate executive bodies. Irene Et-
fess to be Christians. W e get a very dis
ter of Pilot Rock Is president of the
torted view of Christianity by looking
girls and Ivan Bierly of
Washing
at the mistakes of those who live under
ton county is chairman of the Boys’ Ex
the name of religion, but who are not
ecutive committee.
Chrlstlike.
Malheur club members preseht are
Have you any objection to Christ?
Doris KUngback, Evelyn Haworth, V iv
No! And surely no one who is acquaint
ian Smith and James Nichols, Nys-
ed with His life of usefulness could an
sa; Mildred Swanson and Lam o Gale,
swer othewise. Then let us judge Chris
Harper; Martha Godwin, Big Bend, and
tianity by what we see in Christ, and
Gene Stewart and Paul Kirby. Ontario,
not by our own negative exp:riences.
Leaders from Malheur are E. M. Haus
—By U. B. Wise
er, assistant county agent, and Elsie
Walter.
IDAHO PLAN S R A B B IT DRIVE
4-H COOKS
The tenth meeting of the Econom
izing Cooks 4-H cooking club led by
Miss Helen Winters was held at the
home of Joyoe Ashcraft last week. After
the business session the program for
the next and last meeting was arrang
ed. I t was decided that the last meet
ing would be held at the home of
Gladys Elliott.
.I : t . h k .
Idaho is going alter a surplus of five j
million rabbits In 34 southern counties.
Already more than 10,000 citizens have I
registered for the drive. Fences will be
erected In semi-circles several hundred
feet wide. The army with shovels, clubs j
and sticks will walk- In single file over
an assigned territory and comer the
rabbits In the semicircle where they will
be killed. *35,000 has been appropriated
for the drive.
FREE
A IR
Howdy Folks: The world is getting
better. An Investigation shows that
97 per cent of men tamper with the
truth. According to the Psalmist,
all men are liare. So there you
have It. A clear gain o f three per
cent since David's time.
At the regular meeting of the W. C.
T. U. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ruth
Brooks, plans were made for an Ice
cream social which will be held June
30 in the Wilson Building. The public
Is Invit'd. Mrs. Dave Hawkins lead de-
votlonals.
EPISCO PAL CHURCH
9:30 Church Services.
10:30 Sunday School.
Rev. Stanley Moore.
Lemons for Rhsumati*
Bring Joyous ReiitJ
Wsnt to be rid or rheunnvuim or tun.
pa.r ? Want to fee! good, yean younger n
enjoy life again? Well. juM try thia 'nr- ¡y n
er.d effective lemon juice mixture. Get a p
ag.iot the REV PRESCRIPTION. Dtjauhe
at home in a quart of water, add the juk:
lemons. A few cents a day is all it cost l
you’ re not tree from pain and feeling be''
within two weeks you can get ycur money
hack. For sale, recommended and guarantee!
by all leading druggists Any druggist will g •
the REV PRESCRIPTION for you.
Protect -
Same with eHELL. The manu
facturers are making strides to
bring out better products
all
the time.
P H IL L IP McCANN says that even
If they don’t have music In all the
Italian restaurants they do have
the national air, garUc and onions.
There's a girl out our way who Is so
bashful that she won’t even let a
young man accompany her on the
piano.
YOUR VALUABLES
Your Valuable Papers, Etc., From Theft
and Fire
S A F E T Y D E PO S IT BOXES
Don't be bashful about calling
on us for service. Just drive in
and we'll be on the job right
now.
For Rent at Only $1.65 Per Year
Including Tax
N O R C O T T SERVICE
Hi
Nyssa
Nyssa City Hall
ma I
Oregon
SPECIAL
Lunch Meats
Now that the good old Summertime has return
Combination Mixing
ed, picnics and outings are in the offing.
Sink Faucets
W e keep a nice assortment of cold meats on
Chromium Plated
hand for just those occasions. See us for cheese,
$4.50 Installed
cold meats, pickles, relishes.
June 9, 1934
TO THE LAND OWNERS OF K IN G M A N CO LO NY D R AIN AG E D IS T R IC T :
¥
actl
Light grade oil in the crankcase and light grade
grease in differenntial and transmission does not
offer proper lubrication for warm weather.
CAR S O ILE D A N D GR E A SE D
POWELL’S SERVICE STATION
Open Day and Night
PHONE 43
NYSSA
Very New Very Handy
CR.
*33.000.00
DR.
Bonds outstanding .......................
Bonds Coupons paid ....................
Bond and Interest Fund
County of Malheur
Drainage Tax Record
Drainage System .....................
Interest and Discount
......
Interest paid on w a rra n ts ...........
Malheur County Bank (Claim)
Operation and Maintenance
Operation and Maintenance Fund
Profit and Loss
Warrants Outstanding
*33,420.00
307.23
27,037.13
Geo. J. Kinzer
Plumber
95.354.15
55,554.33
1,229.60
1.829.32
137.25
10,427.°3
297.57
160.49
*130,400.15
2,046.00
*130,400.15
RECEIPTS FOR YE A R ENDING JUNE 5. 1934
June 6, 1933, Cash In bank
............................ ..... * 1AS*A2
County Treasurer (Taxes paid in) ............................................................ j-jou as
County Treasurer, Bonds, coupons and interest paid in on ta x e s ......... 1.571.92
'total receipts ...............................................................* 3,088.97
Phone 134-J-2
- UP - MONTH
EXPE N D ITU R E S FOR Y E A R ENDING JUNE 5, 1934
In Bond and Interest Fund .
*307.23
in O & M Fund .......................................
297.57
cash in bank June 5, 1934
..................................
expenditures and cash
..................................- ..........
Let’s Restore Our Credit
The Business and Professional Men o f Nyssa and Malheur
County have, during this depression been playing the role
o f your Banker by letting you buy their merchandise and
their services without the payment o f cash.
604.80
♦ 3,088 97
Respectfully submitted
F R A N K T. M O RO AN
Correct Attest:
Frank D. Hall. Secretary-Treasurer
YOU DIDN'T KNOW
KELVINATOR BUILT LOW PRICED
MODELS, TOO?., o f course they do I
O S T people have the im
pression Kelvinator build*
only the higher priced models.
They are generally agreed that
Kelvinator is the finest— there
fore, it must coJt more. Happily,
auch is not the case, because a
Kelvinator doe* not coat any
more than other leading make*
and the complete line o f 17 dif
ferent models include* a type
and size for every home and
every budget.
M
having to be satisfied with a
"second choice.”
Before you buy— see the low
priced Kelvinator models. They
nave the same high quality o f
m aterials and w ork m an sh ip
that have, during the past 20
years, established Kelvinator a*
the finest in electric refrigeration.
Low down payment and
to fit your budget.
$ 119.50
A n y family, regardless o f In
com e, can e n jo y K e lv in a to r
electric refrigeration instead o f
17 MODELS— A Type u S S b t l w Errr
Montag Ranges
Cabinet models, all
K E L V IN A T O R
Credit opens the door to intimate acquaintanceship, re
vives business, and thus builds up confidence which stands
you in good stead when adverse winds blow.
your kitchen— $55 Up.
Don’t miss seeing our beautiful
V
K EEP Y O U R CREDIT G O O D — P A Y Y O U R
PO R CH F U R N IT U R E
BILLS P R O M P T L Y
Comfy Chairs, New Tables— More Coming in.
Lose Your Credit and You Lose
The Place to Buy Furniture
Something You May Never Regain
Come in and look us over
State O ffice at Eugene, Oregon
Watch for Green and Black Hand Bills with Accounts
For Sale.
CO. $
O N TA RIO . OREGON
The Pioneer Service Co., Inc., a state-wide credit organiza
tion, has proclaimed June as “ P A Y U P M O N TH .”
Your cooperation in this “ P A Y U P ” movement will be
beneficial to Nyssa and Malheur County, to our banks,
merchants, professional men and particularly to yourself
as a debtor.
enamel or semi-enamel in pretty colors to match
y Home sad Every
£ PETERSON____ :
Your own credit, a priceless asset, can be renewed and bol
stered for the future by a sincere attempt, at this time, to
pay or part pay, or satisfactorily arrange to pay your de
linquent accounts.
The Newest In
AND UF
11221127
Many o f these Merchants and Professional Men have
reached the point where T H E Y MUST have your coopera
tion to help them meet their own obligations.
RO BT. R. OVERSTREET, Supervisors, j
Small, nifty, easy to heat
Parma
Let’s Make June
Bonds paid ................................. ................................. - .......♦1.000 09
Bond coupons paid .....................................
570.00
Interest paid
......................................................................
10??2
Operation and Maintenance
805.37
Total expenditures ...............................*2,484.17
WHAT!
Nyssa Packing Co.
T R IA L BALANCE
Cash
Cash
Total
Total
The ice man is also at your service
Very Attractive
Nordale Furniture Store
NYSSA
OREGON
Pioneer Service Co., Inc.