Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, October 07, 1943, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1943
PAGE TWO
tives and started housekeeping in | R. Lane, clothing and textiles spec­ GREEN GUARDS’
ialist at Oregon State college.
Wilder Friday.
CONTEST ENDING
Several million woolen and wor­
A
reception
was
held
at
Lower
The Gate City Journal
Bend school Thursday evening by sted garments and blankets will All members of the Oregon Green
the PT.A. in honor of teachers. be released to civilians this winter Guard are urged to send in their
Mrs. Baker and Miss Mary Weir. as a result of a program arrived completed manuals and service re­
Editor and Publish«
KI.ASS V. POWELL
The following program was pre­ at by WPB and the war deprtment cords to Keep Oregon Green head­
sented by the chairman: Audience
is, reducing by 50 per cent quarters, Salem, before October 10.
ADVERTISING RATES
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
singing, followed by two songs by —that
army
procurements
of some of the The contest for the 167 prizes is
pupils in the primary room; piano principal worsted and
Open rate, per inch..........35c
One Year_____________ 43.00
woolen pro­ to be judged on the basis of sum­
solos,
June
Nielsen.
Barbara
Sellers
National, per inch.............35c
Six Month»............ ....»1.25
ducts
during
the
last
four
months mer services prelormed. new mem­
and
Olena
Shipley;
reading,
"Cit­
Classlileds, per word.......... 2r
Single Copies..... .................05
of this year.
izens
of
the
World”
by
M.
Thomas
enrolled, and on an essay wr­
Minimum..........30c
slides fasteners will also bers
(Strictly in Advance)
Tchau, read by Mrs. Charles Wit­ be Some
itten on the subject, "Why We Ke­
made
due
to
a
recent
WPB
or­
ty; song, Lorena and Carol Wit­ der which permits the rcsuinp-i ep Oregon Green”.
ty, and piano solo, Mrs. Ferguson. tion of their manufacture from dis­ The association is Interested in
Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon
Mrs. Wilson then presented the tress stocks of carbon steel.
knowing of the services performed
Entered at the postofllce at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission
teachers who responded with brief Moreover, women’s and girls', by the Green Guards in the fire
tlirough the United States Mails, as second class matter, under
talks. Lunch of cookies and fruit
prevention campaign. Many mem­
the act of March 3, 1879.
s and toddlers’ fall and bers
punch was served to the large children’
have a very good chance for
winter
dresses
and
suits,
coats,
crowd in attendance.
a prize for their services alone. The
blouses,
and
other
outer
clothing
Miss Alys Ulmer and Cyrus
is required for only the first
cost no more than last fall, essay
A FREE PRESS AND A FREE PEOPLE
Bishop shopped in Ontario and will
two groups of prizes, and was add­
and
in
some
cases
less.
This
is
Nyssa Saturday.
ed to help those people who have
AN UNBEATABLE TEAM!
in accordance with an OPA order, | not
Mrs. Joe Brumbach. who teaches says
found the opportunity to per­
Miss Lane.
By Dean Kenneth E. OUon
in Ontario, spent the week-end at There'll
form some outstanding fete.
be
more
shoes
for
civ­
the E. H .Brumbach home.
Medill School of Journalism
too. WPB has permitted
Mrs. Shippley and Mrs. Sellers a ilians,
Poets Dinner—
25 per cent increase in output Attends
Northwestern University
shopped in Caldwell Saturday.
T. Carol Bybee returned home
of
shoes
for
boys,
misses
and
chil­
Wade P.T.A. met Friday after­
Saturday from a four-day visit in
The Italian People had no heart for this war.
and infants, as well as | Ogden,
noon with Mrs. N. S. Phelen with dren,
she attended a poets
greater production of men’s work dinner at where
several members and both teachers shoes.
They were dragged into it by a ruthless, ambit­
the home of Mrs Gert­
WPB
is
also
following
tests
present. Plans were made for the
Murchison, artist and poet.
ious dictator. But to bend the nation to his will
by the national bureau of rude
coming year's work. Mrs. Sugg made
Mrs Bybee purchased two large pa­
standards
on
two
sole-treatment
and Mrs. Witty reported on the oil compounds designed to length­ intings done by Mrs Murchison.
this dictator first had to take*from his people
teachers' meeting held in Ontario
their most precious right—a free press. As early
last Saturday. Mrs. Witty report­ en wearing quality of shoes.
as 1922 Mussolini began destroying newspapers
ed she had an average attendance
E.W. PRUYN
of 99 per cent in her room the SPECIAL NAVAL
which dared oppose him. By 1925 his control of
month. It was voted to have
the Italian press was complete.
Auto Repairing
hardt her husband; Frankie M. free and clear of all claims of the past
a grab bag next month to raise POSTS AVAILABLE
Lucy
and
John
Doe
Lucy
her
hus­
Italians probably did not realize what they band: Philip Dodridge and Jane defendants or any one of them. money for needed supplies. Re­ Navy recruiting of volunteers to Reboring, Valve Grind­
This summons is published by freshments were served by Mrs. fill specialized billets and quotas
had lost. But soon they found that all their oth­ Doe Dodridge his wife; Henry Wing order
the Hon. Chas. S. Leavitt, Phelan and Mrs. Swetland.
expected to retain an important ing, Lathe work. Parts
er individual rights were dependant upon this and Jane Doe Wing his wife; Fer- County of Judge,
October 4th, Mrs. E. H. Brumbach and Mrs. is place
the nation's military per­
Moon and John Doe Moon her 1943, acting in Dater
right. Once the press, representing the voice of nie
the absence of the Joe Brumbach shopped in Caldwell sonnel in picture
for the duration,
and accessories
husband:
R.
J.
Walrath
and
Anna
Circuit Judge, prescribing that this Saturday.
the people against government oppression, had Walrath his wife; R. J. Walrath summons
Lieutenant
George
O. Hackett, of­
be
served
by
publication
Mrs.
Walter
Bishop
and
Miss
Alys
in charge of the Inland em­
been stillgd they found that freedom of speech, and Claude Nasburg, executors of thereof, once each week for four Ulmer spent Monday in Caldiwell ficer
Phone 56w
pire navy recruiting district, told
the Last Will and Testament of consecutive weeks in the Nyssa on business.
freedom of assembly, all personal liberties had Guy
recruiting
officers
Saturday.
C. Bamum, deceased; and to Gate City Journal, a newspaper Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bishop were A meeting of officers and men
gone with that key freedom. Now they were li­ the unknown
heirs at law of said published in Malheur County, Ore­ in Nampa Monday on business.
of navy recruiting of­
ed to, browbeaten, made salves of a dictatorial Guy C. Bamum,
and to the un­ gon, and the date of the first pub­
John Bishop and Johnnie in fices charge
and
departments
throughout
heirs of either of the above lication thereof is October 7, 1943. of Mrs.
state. Today in abject defeat, their country torn known
Nyssa spent Sunday in the eastern Washington, Oregon,
and
defendants, if deceased; and
A. L. Fletcher
Brumbach
home.
in battle between their oppressors and their del­ all named
the Idaho panhandle was held in
other
persons
unkown,
having
Attorney
for
Plaintiffs.
iverers, Italians are probably the unhappiest pe­ ¡or claiming to have, any right, title Residence and Post Office Address,
Walla Walla to discuss various vol­
untary enlistment policies and pro­
LAND GIVEN FOR
ople in the world.
or interest in or to the lands des­ Nyssa, Oregon.
cedures.
Personnel from the Spo­
cribed
in
this
Amended
Complaint.
BULLY
CREEK
DAM
To most Americans this right of a free press TO: Freda Barnum Olough and
kane main office, Coeur d’Alene.
is something we just take for granted. We ’’cu­
Lewiston, Wenatchee, Yakima,
Vale, Sept. 30 (Special)—H. R Baker
Doe Olough her husband: He­
Arcadia
and Walla Walla attended,
ss” our newspapers as we “cuss” the weather John
Dunlap, Ed Hendrix and Richard as
len Barnhardt and John Doe Barn­
representatives of the
hardt her husband; Frankie M. There were 33 at Sunday school Galloway have donated sufficient office well of as naval
and figure that freedom of press is just some­ Lucy
officer procure­
Sunday.
The
young
people’s
class
land
for
the
site
of
the
Bully
creek
and
John
Doe
Lucy
her
hus­
thing that publishers rant about.
from Portland and Seattle.
band; Philip Dodridge and Jane gave the closing exercise. Sunday dam, Superintendent C. C. Ketch- ment
county is served by
But freedom of the press is not a special priv­ Dodridge his wife: Henry Wing and school will be held at 2 p. m. and urn revealed. By their action in do­ the Malheur
Baker recruiting station. A 1941 Ford Sedan
Jane Doe Wing his wife; Fernie services at 3 p. m. by Rev. Salter of nating the site for the dam—about recruiting
ilege bestowed as a divine right on American Moon
specialist is in Ontario 1941 Buick Con. Coupe
65 acres— two or three months
Doe Moon her hu­ Ontario.
publishers. They are but the trustees of a right sband: and R. John
J. Walrath and Anna Mr. and Mrs. Willard Johnson have been saved and an earlier s- every Thursday.
that belongs to the whole people—the right of Walrath his wife; R. J. Walrath and family of Weiser were dinner tart on construction has been ass­ FOR SALE—Have you bought your 1940 Chev. Tn. Sdn.
and Claude Nasburg, executors of guests at the Ellis Warner home ured. Mr. Ketohum said.
1941 Chev. Tn. Sdn.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION the Last Will and Testament of Sunday.
Land for the reservoir site itself apples? See Adv. on page 5.
C. Barnum, deceased; and to Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Garren of will be purchased after a board of
NYSSA FLOUR MILL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP Ouy
1940 Dodge Sedan
the unkown heirs at law of said Canyon City, Colorado, have mov­ appraisal has inspected It. Funds
THE STATE OP OREGON FOR Guy
Will be grinding flour soon.
C. Barnum, and to the unkn­ ed to the Walter Thompson ranch. will have to be appropriated by Clean as a
THE
COUNTY
OF
MALHEUR
1942 Ford Coupe
own heirs of either of the above He is a brother of S. F. Garren congress for this purpose. Funds
Bring in your wheat anytime.
M. OSBORNE; Alma Wh­ named defendants, if deceased; and on Gem avenue.
for
the
purchase
and
the
construc­
hound’ s
We grind at the same old price. ite; ZORA
Pry; Clara M. Brown; all other persons unknown, having, Mr. and Mrs. Trent Johnson of tion of the dam are to be included
1940 Ford TDR.
We make all kinds of flour. Cer­ Louis L. P. E. Thomas
and Winifred or claiming to have any right, title Vale were dinner guests at the in a special deficiency bill to be
tooth
!
eal and pancake and waffle fl­ B. Thomas, husband and wife; and or interest In or to the lands des­ Otis Bullard home Sunday.
1940 Buick Sedan
introduced soon in the house, just
_r cribed in this Amended Complaint, The young peopl’s Sunday school as
our is one cent a pound extra for H. O. Johnson,
soon
as
presidential
approval
is
class had a weiner roast on War­ forthcoming. This is a matter of
Plaintiffs,
1940 Ford Sedan
Defendants:
mixing and the risings.
THE NAME OF THE STATE ner hill Friday night. They in­ form and is expected in a few days,
Bring your bags and take ev­ vs.FREDA BARNUM CLOUGH and OF IN OREGON,
1941 Olds Sedan
you and each of you vited the young people from Lin­
reservior will extend up Bu-
ery thing back.
John Doe Clough her husband: He­ are hereby required to appear nnd coln Sunday school to the party. j I Uy The
j
creek
about
3%
miles
and
will
1941 Chev. Tn. Sdn.
len Barnhardt and John Doe Barn- answer the amended complaint fil­ Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Orris and j be about 3-4 of a mile wide. It is
Marjory
and
Erma
Lee,
Lester
ed
against
you
in
the
above
entit­
expected
that
the
reservoir
will
1 M HI HI 11 I I H U I I M HI H II III 1111111111 III III III III Mil I W M M M M M IIIIIIII Ili rrillWItl III III III M M M M M M M M led suit on or before the Fourth Reece, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bul­ , make good trout fishing available
1941 Ply. Sedan
lard.
Art
Warn,
Otis
Bullard,
Theo
day
of
November,
1943;
said
date
j
less
than
10
miles
from
Vale,
A reminder to hog raisers:
burning, water and sedi­
1940 Buick Sedan
being the last day of four weeks Matherly, Mr. and Mrs. Vern But­ i The reservoir covers land now Clean
ment-free, won't "coke up” fur­
Let me help you get greater net returns for your Pat HOGS by from the date of the first public­ ler and Kenneth Vandepool were owned largely by R. Galloway and nace
and heater burners. Cuts serv­
1941 Buick Sedanette
bringing them to the Railroad Stockyards in Nyssa, Oregon or ation of this summons; and if you among the hunters who left for the Herman and James Jordan.
ice costs. 100% distilled for home
Homedale, Idaho, where I buy every Friday. NO COMMISSION, fail to appear and answer said am­ hills Thursday to hunt deer.
furnaces, circulating heaters. Fine
1941 Buick Sedan
NO SHRINKAGE, and where you can sec and check the weight ended complaint for want thereof, S. F. Don. who has lambed his WOOL CLOTHING
for orchard heaters too.
of your hogs yourself.
the plaintiffs will apply to the Co­ sheep here the past two years but
Ftor Friday's price phone I11R, Nyssa between the hours of 5 urt for the relief prayed in their moved them to Hotchkiss, Colo­ TO BE AVAILABLE
W. E. “Bill” Schireman 1941 Pontiac Sedan
rado, last spring, returned last week
p.m. and 9 p.m. on Thursday, or 53 JLJ, Homedale.
amended complaint.
1941 Chev. Clb. Cpe.
well in wartime won't
This suit is brought for the pur­ for his car and trailer. He left Fri­ Dressing
Phone 61
quite as much of a problem this
pose of securing a decree adjudg­ day for Colorado. Arnold Garren be
Frank Kullander
1939 Buick Sedan
fall and winter as last, thanks to Your local representative for
ing that the defendants have no accompanied him to Colorado and some
Nyssa, Oregon
orders from WPB, states Lucy
go on to Oklahoma to visit
right, title, estate, lien or interest will
1940 Chev. Coupe
~i 111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M1 1 h 11 tun 1111 iiin m n hi min in 11 m in 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 i i n it 111 r in or to the particular lots or par­ relatives.
SALE—Have you bought your STANDARD of CALIFORNIA
Ellis Warner returned Saturday FOR
cels of land described in the amen­ night
apples? See Adv. on page 5.
with a deer.
ded complaint, being parcels carved
John
Zittercob
baled
his
hay
out of and being portions of the
Most of the farmers
SW', of the 8W14 of Section 29, this week.
their third crop stacked.
Township 19, S. Range 47, E.W.M. have
in Malheur County, Oregon; and Many of the farmers plan to work
quieting the title of each plaintiff in the sugar factory this fall.
Dora Splawn visited at the Otis
particular lot or parcel of Bullard
Is the greatest Saboteur to land the claimed
Thursday.
by each as described Mr. and home
and Mrs. Htorry Ten­
in said amended complaint: and nant of Ontario
were dinner guests
going today. The greatest for the purpose of securing a de­ at the Oeorge Moeller
home Friday.
cree adjudging that the defendants Mrs Fred Frohm’s mother
all other persons or parties un­ Idaho, spent last week at of Ola.
machine in the world for and
the
known claiming by. through or un­ Frohn home while Mrs. Frohm was
them or otherwise, be enjoined 111 .
preventing fires is your der
and debarred from asserting any
claim
adverse to the plaintiffs in or
head.
to said parcels of land, and that
the title of each plaintiff to the
parcel of land claimed Joe King left Thursday on a
Smoking------
# f f to respective
be owned by each, by virtue of hunting trip in the Blue mountains.
Smoking in bed is extremely dangerous. If mesne conveyances and a chain of The Jolly Janes will meet Thurs­
title derived through Melvlna Gl­ day afternoon with Mrs. Will
you must smoke--get up.
asgow and Hugh Glasgow, her hus­ Stradley.
Fot \\s s a and \ icinity and have stocked a full line of genuine Ford
band. who were the purchasers of Mrs. Boye Van de Water has
Chimney------
parts.
SW'* of the SW1. of Section been very ill of influenza.
Cracks in chimney are a good place for sp­ said
29. Township 19, S Range 47, E W Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Tucker re­
M from Malheur County be con­ turned home Wednesday from
arks to escape and start fire.
Bring your Fords to us for service and repair.
firmed and each be decreed to be Osage, Kansas. They spent two
Roof a------
the owner in fee simple thereof. days visiting friends and rela-
Beginning October 10 the Malheur garage will do business under the
every American to know of those happenings
which may affect his welfare.
Our founding fathers had had bitter experi­
ence with a tyrranical government rule which
suppressed colonial papers that dared speak for
the people. They knew that their new experim­
ent in de.mocracy could succeed only if there
was a free press which could inform the people
and warn them whenever their rights were th­
reatened. And they wrote that right into the co-
nsitution as an inalienable right of the Ameri­
can people.
For 160 years this free Ameircan press print­
ing facts and reflecting the thinking of the peo­
ple, daring to oppose government leaders wh­
erever necessary has given the American people
the information which has enabled them to act
in their best interests.
The purpose of National Newspaper Week
is not to laud the American press but to stop for
this once each year to reflect on this right wh­
ich has enabled our democracy to endure and
which has made our nation great and strong.
Today the American people know more of
what is going on in their own country and on
every battle front than do the people of any ot­
her nation. And they are strong in that know­
ledge for they know what they are fighting for.
A fiee press and a free people are an unbeata­
ble team.
Jesse M. Chase
Used Cars
Ontario, Oregon
Carelessness
We Have
Accepted
\
Old curly shingles make an ideal place for
sparks to start a fire.
Wiring------
See that all extension wiring is properly inst­
alled. Ask your electrician.
Aahea------
Ashes should be kept in metal containers and
a safe distance from wooden partitions.
Frank T. Morgan
The
Ford Agency
Big Bend
I tit i
S
name of
LIQUID-
SHAVE CREAM
•
JU m , 39 c
Naw No-8nnh «having wmotionl C om on
Sortant tough boards qwidtor. Giva» fot«.
Owyhee Drug
Phone 77
Moss-Ninemire Motor Company
Keith Moss and Charlie Ninemire
Nyssa, Oregon
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