GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 28,1934
HAYSTACK BURNS IN
ARCADIA TUESDAY
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pollcuae shows that peepul like him I pees?
better than ever except the bankers. sez Art norkot to his bride, sez he,
they be votin agin him. that shure be | “huney, did you malk them biscuit with
crazie, bekuz If It hadn’t been for rose- ' your own Uttul hands?” "yes, dearie”
velt most of them bankers wud be out I sez his bride, sez she, "wel,” sez Art sez
hoein kom or pickin pees or sumthin. he “then wholnel lifted them off
speakln about pickin peese, what is the stove for you?”
rite name for that Job? 1 kno that a lotta peepul be gettin marriud now.
Nyssa, Oregon, June 27, 1934 the
wurkln in hay feedls Is kalled hayin, wunder why they don't wate til winter
dere edetur:
wurkln in tire woods is kalled log- time.
the Uturary dlgets poll on roeevelt’s and
gin, but whatinel do you kail pickin speakln a boot weddins, that alius
meen a okkashunal divorze. there
i orter be a law past by the legislashure
I to attach divorse cupons rite to the
| weddin licunse to be torn off when nec-
: esary.
when grandma wuz a Uttul gurl
and sutch a charmin miss, awl the
ladles big and small, wore a skirt
like this.
but now the modern gurl,
Insure In SURE Insurance
the jazzy Uttul miss, when
she goze out on the street
—with—
she wares her skirt
like this.
bert hoxie sez he voted for a repub-
j likan 1 time and he wuz sick at his
Reasonable Rates on Hay and Grain
i stumack fer a hole week, he sez he
I hitnt been botherud tho laiteiy.
frank morgan contest to me tother
day that he voted fer huver at the last
election, wel, i bin lookin a long time
fer that feUer. wonder who the other
1 wuz?
yores trulie, Parmer Brown
Farmer Brown’s
- - - Observations
Protect What You Have
Frank T. Morgan
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KAM PKOOK
W m oving into the kitchen.
yariotu moJeh: titlo -
and three-burner. Th t
tonly Ilout of it* hind
having removable fuel
nuevoir (a patented fea
ture).
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/'
P OR years Kampkook
tuu bean the most wide
ly used touring,’ camp- -
ing and picnicking stove in the generating required; produces a
country. Today it is becoming clear-blue, smokeless and practi
'just as popular as • cooking ap- cally odorless flame; and is as
ipUance for the kitchen. It’s so safe as any wood, coal or city-gas
handy. So compact. So econom-
(Approved by Underwrit
IteaL And the amount of heat it stove.
produces for cooking or baking if ers’ Laboratories.)
amazing.
A suggestion: Use a Kampkook
Kampkook makes its own gas— In place of your regular kitchen
from gasoline which is one of range thia summer and save a lot
¡today’s cheapest fuels. It ia easy of fuel money. You’ll be surprised
igg operate; lights instantly—no ' how little a Kampkook costs.
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CELEBRATE
JULY 4th
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SPEAKING, SPORTS, BALL GAME
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AGED RESIDENT OF
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BRING YOUR FAMILY AND MAKE A DAY
OF IT!—MEET YOUR OLD FRIENDS
AT BIG BEND!
LINCOLN CLUB HAS
WEINER ROAST
Lincoln—Geo. Markham gave a weln-
cr roast Friday night on the Malheur
river for Clover calf club members and
their parents. Games, singing and the
campfire supper -were much enjoyed.
The Markham, DuPre and W. S. Rogers
families, Opal Stelnhaus and Linette
Bronson attended.
Miss Bronson Is a guest at the Mark
ham home.
Miss Margaret Redsull has returned
after spending two weeks at the Dale
Garrison home near Nyssa.
Word has been received that Miss
Opal Ivers will attend summer school tit
Monmouth.
The Rogers family had dinner Sun
day with the Donald Payton family of
Oregon Slope.
Mrs. Edna Cooper left for California
Monday after a visit with her sister
Mrs. Jack Stump.
Prank DuPre Is playing baseball with
the Ontario juniors.
Jordan Valley—The aged father of
Prank and Charles Steams passed
away suddenly last week. He was 83
years of age and had lived In the valley
the past 12 years. A host of friends
mourn his death.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. OUver Young
a son last Tuesday who was named
Shelton Walter. His grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Stults are rejoicing over HERBERT WALTERS’
his arrival.
Ambrose Maher and family had a
WIFE SUCCUMBS
narrow escape Monday when their car
was crowded off the road in Succor
creek canyon by a large truck. The two Funeral services were conducted Sun
youngest children were cut about tho
at Riggns, Ida., for Mrs. Herbert
face by flying glass. The car was dam day
Walters, 35, who passed away Friday
aged. The Mahers were en route to after
an illness of several years. She
Boise when the accident occured.
was born February 26, 1899, at Broken
Mrs. Chas. Loveland and sons came Bowl,
She was married to
from Gooding to spend the summer at Herbert Nebraska.
Walters in 1930. Walters Is a
their ranch at Juniper mountain.
of Hub Walters and formerly re
Clyde Bethel of Watson has the con son
sided here. The services were conducted
tract for carrying the mall from Rock by
the Nyssa Funeral Home.
ville to Watson this year.
Purl Hardlsty and B. Deary have
THANK YOU
been grading the road between the
Cliffs and Jordan Valley.
The Journal welcomed renewals this
DOCTOR TOLD THIS LADY
week from George McKee, C. M. Beau
HOW TO SAFELY
mont, Gordon Cherry, Aubrey Fleming.
REDUCE
F
A
T
Mrs. Helen Greene writes: “A phy
sician advised my mother to take Kru
schen Salts for overweight so I imme
diately started taking it myself. I
weighed 192 and after taking 3 bottles
I now weigh 165 and never felt so well.
It’s a tonic as well as reducer.”
Reduce safely and sensibly by taking
a half teaspoonful of Kruschen In hot
water every morning—you’ll be over
joyed with your improved health and
slender, stylish figure. One bottle lasts
4 weeks. You can get Kruschen Salts at
any drug store In the world.—Adv.
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!
Thrills and Gayety
16th Annual Célébration
couldn’t resist ! . . . Neither can
you when she casts her spell
.. the witch o f Bottom Hollow!
She
PfiUftN
stole fire from h ea ven , to
p la y this hell c a l r o le l
A U TO
PO Ï O
I VJ r U L U
p l y o U n L / F L O i U c B o U n C t K e ,N s G t
O t U ROBERT YOUNO
RALPH B E LLA M Y
MAR T HA S U E P E R
from the novel " Trigger"
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Afternoon and Evening
Are Planned for Your Enjoyment
During a heavy rainstorm Tuesday, a
haystack caught fire on the K. 8. and
D. ranch In Arcadia. Over forty tons of
hay was a total loss as the company
carried no Insurance. Renters on the
ranch beUeve some tramp must have
dropped a cigarette In the hay to start
the blaze.
A grass fire which started on the
Charles Marshall ranch recently spread
to the Deseret ranch where It burned
about 15 tons of hay, two straw stacks
and over quite a tract of pasture.
G e t Set fo r a
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Also Selected Short Subjects
FRI.-SAT., JUNE 29-30
A great story of Fires in the
Oil Fields
“FLAMING GOLD”
Watch for Frank Bucks’
“WILD CARGO” Soon
DACLDAI 1
DA u LDALL
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Death Defying Dash Of
Car thru F|aming Building
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DOUBLE-HEADER ON JULY 3
PLAYOFF ON JULY 4
Admission 5oc - 25c
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IDAHO-OREGON
LEAGUE TEAMS
Old - Time
El Dorado
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Shady Picnic Grove
Dancing Both Evenings