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PAGE THREE THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY AUGUST 31, 1941 day from Boyette lakes, where they Tarter, Ld Bowman, lieu for Dl. attended a summer conference of Divided puce money. NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING the Idaho presbyterial. Rev. Nevin Men's Saddle Horse Race—Wall- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Th was dean of the conference. Tin ace Laird 1st. Ted Bai>den 2nd. at Ewen Chard, Administrator of Adrian Young People’s Society won , Dave Chadwick, 3rd. the estate of Charles Robert Mett- | the trophy cup for the highest efl- 2-Year-Old Colt Race, 3-8 Mile— Uv\ ien, deceased, has filed in the Co iclency of the past year. Joyc, II. A. Haynes 1st. Herb Taylor 2nd. O * , ..e ¿ unty Court of Malheur County, Or- | Krutz won first place in the Biole Lee Thorson 3rd. KATES: Two cent« per word lor each Issue. Minimum cash In | egon, his first and final account of Rev. Kriner of the Lincoln dist reading contest and Laura Louise Kids’ Race—Sklppy Thayer 1st. advance Is 30c. bis administration, and that Sat rict delivered a message after Sun- Nevin won honorable mention. Stanley Pullen 2nd. urday September 23rd 1944, at the i day School Sunday to 30 persons. | Mr and Mrs Dan Holly and Ted Ladles Musclal Race—Billy Wat returned Saturday from a 10-day hour of 11 o'clock A. M. and the (m Mr and Mrs Lou DeGoede and NE‘4 i Bfe N W 'c S W 'c NW>4, County Court Room in Vale, Ore ers 1st. . vacation at Burgdorf. iVlio^LLLANLOUS ! daughter, Jean, of Ogden, Utah J The No-Name club sponsored a S L ',. NEU, NEL, sec. 2. N 'i, NEL gon, have been Uxed by the Court Ladies 3-8th Mile Race— Carl For Sale arrived Saturday for a visit with icooked food sale Saturday at Holly's 'u#fu »ec. 11. N ' ï , NEL, sec. 12. T 20, R, Achziger horse; La Vere Fritts, rld- their parents, Mr and Mrs Jess Ky- store. Mrs Betty Korman was ch- 4öK. EL ol sec 35. Will be taken up as the time and place for the hear er 1st. Everett Staples horse; Lorr- FOR SALE -Fruit jars and bird at a maximum cost. Cash Turner, ing of said account and any object 1 airman of the sale. The sale pro gar and other relatives. Other house I aine Blanton, rider 2nd. Wallace Washington, D. C., Aug. 31—Care ceeds amounted to about $11. cages. Nora Williams. 31A3::p N>ssa, Oregon Rt. 2. 17A4xp ions thereto, when and where any guests of the Kygars are Sgt. and Miss Gloria Pounds spent from .Laird horse; Billy Waters, rider 3rd. ful tabulation of bills passed o r ! person interested in said estate may Mrs Kenneth Kygar and daughter, Thursday until Sunday at Vale and i'O R SALE- Dairy cows, some he BUTCHERING Men Musical Race—Glen Harper Custom butchering every Monday appear and file written obections pending in the present congress, as- ] Helen, from an army camp in Fl Ontario where she attended the avy springers, some milking now. 1 1st. ide from direct appropriations forj ind Friday. Beef, sheep and pork. thereto and be heard thereon. Said Priced at $75 to $100. George Haw orida and Miss Barbara Richie, a pioneer picnic and county fair. Miss Half Mile Race—H. A. Haynes the war effort, shows the astound Sanitary butchering guaranteed. kins, two miles west of Parma do Phone 05R1. One mile west of Nyssa account is for final settlement and ing total of fifty billion dollars in niece of Mrs Kygar from New York Pounds sang "Old Timers", a com 1st. Woody Brewer 2nd. Roy Conn position written especially for the upon approval thereof, said estate wn the tracks. 24A2xp n Alberta Ave. Jake Fischer. Mr and Mrs Charles Culbertson picnic by Miss Babe Hart. annual expenditure unless the pro ell 3rd. will be closed and the administrator posed amounts are cut down or the and children and Mrs Bertha Cui- WANTED—Men to board. Excellent Mr and Mrs John Holly attended 414 Furlong Race—Don Murphy discharged. measures are rejected outright. As betson were dinner guests of Mr the pioneer picnic in Vale Friday. ilegal Advertisement meals, family style. Inquire first 1st. H. A. Haynes 2nd. Ted Baisden August 24, 1944. the situation stands at the present Mr and Mrs Walter Pinkston ha place on comer east of underpass. and Mrs Arnold Slippy Sunday. 3rd. NOTICE TO CREDITORS time, with the appropriations made Ewen Chard, Administrator 24A2xp ve purchased the Sam Shaw farm. 5-8ths Mile Derby—Ted Baisden Notice Is hereby given that John Mrs Martha Klingback and son, Estate of Charles Robert Met tien or authorized, the annual govern They will move onto the farm soon. 1st. Chas. Turner 2nd. H. A. Hay l o R SALE—ICO acre farm, 80 in F. Staples has been appointed by ment expenditure is approximately Fred, Mrs Jess Gregg and daughter, Deceased. Mrs Sid Snapp (Mavis Gale) was nes 3rd. crops, with tractor, machinery and he County Court of Malheur Co twenty billion dollars, exclusive of Becky Lou, Miss Lillian Gregg anu the guest of honor at a bridal sh Relay Race—Don Murphy 1st. Lee stock. Inquire at Journal office. unty, Oregon, as Administrator of the cost of the war. No peacetime Mrs Russell R. Wolf, Jr were bus ower Thursday afternoon. Thorson 2nd. Ted Baisden 3rd. 24A3xp .he Estate of Pearl Staples, dec tax system has yet been proposed iness visitors in Boise Saturday. Bronc Riding Finals—Cecil Bruce eased. Wallace and Jess Gregg, T. H The Worthwhile club met August which will bring in this amount of 1st. Les Winebarger 2nd. Red Leav FOR SALE—Raspberries. Do you All persons having claims against revenue. Brewer and Jim Kirkland made a itt 3rd. own picking* at $1.10 for 12-cup cr aid estate are nereoy notified to 17 at the home of Lucille Kendall Government revenues from taxa trip to the hills near Unity for poles Special Features-Exhibition hor ate. L. E. Robbins, Gem avenue, 3 iresent the same duly verified to with 12 members present. Visitors tion as of the present approximate Thursday. se and mule riding by Horace Dur- miles north and half west of Ny- £id Administrator at the law office i were Mrs Finger and her mother, $45.000,000,000 but this is on the Mr and Mrs B. T. Kinzer have and Mrs George Schweizer. The fey. Steer riding by Bill Maxwell. ssa. 24A2xc >i W. H. Brooke at Ontario, Oregon, i next meeting will be held with basis of a national income of about sold their home at Owyhee corner Exhibition of educated horse by (Continued From Page 1) $150,000 000,000. It is not contemp within six montiis from the date and are moving to their ranch at FOR SALE—Kimball piano. At Me Martha Langley September 21. Glenn Stllwell. Sklppy Thayer 2nd. LaVere Frltts, lated by anyone that the post-war f the first publication of this not- | Mrs Joe Hobson will return home Eagle, Idaho. Ralph Holcomb of thodist church. See Rev. Greenlee Best Bucking Bronco—Marvin 31A2xp •ce and this notice is first published from a Nampa hospital, where she income of the federal government Wyoming, the new owner will move 3rd. Moss, 1st. Harry Littlefield, 2nd. Ladies' Cow Horse Race—Billy can have any such basis, and there tc the place with his family soon. August 3, 1844. underwent a major operation two John Ross. 3rd. is the practical certainty that a de FOR SALE—House, 3 rooms and Last publication August 31, 1944. Mr and Mrs Hugh Glenn and son. Waters 1st. Lorraine Blankton 2nd, weeks ago. bath, garage, full basement. 2 lots. John P. Staples, Administrator Mrs George Wilson is seriously ill mand for tax reduction will follow Eilly, and Mrs Violet Rice were Hazel Pullen 3rd. Men's Stake Race—Chet Thorson, $2150.00 Terms. 3 room house, part W. H Brooke, attorney. with pneumonia at the Holy Rosary shortly after the cessation of hosti Boise visitors Saturday. lities. These reductions cannot be ly modern. 3 lots $1200.00. 1st. hospital in Ontario. Relay Race—Don Murphy 1st. Ted Bernard Eastman. 17Atfc NOTICE TO CREDITORS A charivari was given at the hall made as soon as the war ends, of course, but the demand cannot long Baisden 2nd. Lee Thorson, 3rd. Notice is hereby given that John Wednesday night for Mr and Mrs FOR SALE—150 white leghorn pul be ignored. It is, however, the con 2-Year-Old Colt Race, 3 8th Mile- SALE—2 miles north of Ontario, 3 lets, 5 months old. Walter Benson, F. Staples has been appointed by Loren Hite. Loren left Friday morn sidered opinion of government off- Adrian high school was opened Herb Taylor 1st. H. A. Haynes 2nd. miles west at the Sid Breashers pl ing for Farragut to enter training. he County Court of Malheur Co- phone 03R2, mile east of Adrian ace (otherwise known a» the ditch Mrs L. W. Pomery was in the icials that tax rates must be m a in -1 Monday with the following staff: Lee Thorson 3rd. CCC camp. 24A2xp inty, Oregon, as Administrator of tained sufficiently high to bring in > Mr. Bunch in charge of math and Saddle Horse Race—Wallace La rider’s house). Thursday, September Holy Rosary hospital two days last he Estate of Ford Staples, dec approximately $20,000,000.000 a year! science; Mr. Stone music and Eng- ird 1st. Carl Achziger 2nd; Les 7, at 1:00 p.m. 3 horses, farm mach FOR SALE—Two new modern hou eased. week following a tonsilectomy. inery, miscellaneous articles. Any for an indefinite period in the fut- lish; Mr Attebery, coaching and Winebarger 3rd. ses, $5000 each. One with two bed Ellis Givens, who has been stat All persons having claims against one having good milk cows to sell Half Mile Race—Harry Talbott I ure. physical education; Mrs Brumbach, rooms. Two 10-acre tracts, $2750 aid estate are hereby notified to ioned in Hawaii for the past two Under the most favorable of c o n -( English and social sciences and be 1st. Roy Connell, 2nd. H. A. Haynes are invited to bring them to this and $1000 in Apple valley. Several present the same duly verified t« years, is vFiting friends in this auction, Gilbert Sproul, administra ditions, it is estimated that th e ; dean of girls; Miss Loren, home 3rd. good buys on 40's. $3500 to $10,000 aid Administrator at the law office dstrict. He will go to Seattle Sept post-war national income may re- economics; Miss Jensen commercial Derby Race—'Don Murphy 1st. tor: Col. Bert Anderson, auctioneer: ember 8. One 80, modern house, excellent L. H. Fritts, clerk. of W. H. Brooke at Ontario, Oregon, A public dance will be held at the ached $120.000 000.000 and on this department and Mr. Patch, social Roy Brewer 2nd. Woody Brewer 3rd. Improvements, $11.000. vithin six months from the date of Cow Hollow hall September 6 hon basis an annual revenue of twenty science and bookkeeping Exhibition Special -Bob Sargert, A. L. Atkeson. he first publication of this notice oring Ellis Givens. Every one is billion will necessitate a higher rate The music department has been Steed Riding. Don Good, Mule Rid FLAXSEED CEILINGS Ceiling prices of $3.05 a bushel and this notice is first published invited to attend. Music will be of taxation than has ever been im moved into the Ag building and the ing. W ANTED for flaxseed have been raised to posed in the United States in other former band room will be converted Sunday "ugust 3, 1941. furnished by the Idaho Wranglers. than war time. The only alternative into a girls room by the girl's lea Bareback Riding—Dwight Mad $3.10 a bushel at basing points in WORK WANTED—For faim crew. Last publication August 31, 1944. Misses Margery and Georgia Hill- would be continued borrowing in gue. dux 1st.. Bill Haynes 2nd, Bob Sar Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois and 6 to 10 man crew. General farm John F Sta ples, Admin strator is. Lucille Chad and Thelma Moore Oregon, reflecting an estimated av sufficient amounts to make up the Mr and Mrs Bunch moved into gent 3rd. work on contract or by the hour. W. H. Brooke, attorney. visited in Boise over the week-end. difference between income and out one of the Holly houses last week. Calf Roping—Wes Moore 1st; ti erage of $2.93 a bushel to producers Frank Kondo, address P. O. box Mr and Mrs C. A. Wilson are at 675, Nyssa. 31A2xp IN Tlip COUNTY COURT OF THE home with their son. Harley, since go. This, with a war deby already Mr. Bunch then went to Moscow, me 27 seconds. Harold Woodland for the current crop year. OPA said the current ceilings at California, STATE O r ORFC-ON FOR MALH the burning of their home last approaching the $300,000.000,000 ma returning with a tractor. Mr and Ind. Ken Work 3rd. WOMAN WANTED- To take care rk, would invite an economic con Mrs Bunch have two children, Judy Bronc Riding—Cecil Bruce 1st. Kansas and Texas basing points week. EUR COUNTY of lady with heart trouble at her. dition bordering on bankruptcy, ac- and Richard. Maurice Carrlck 2nd. Lester Wine- remain unchanged because they al Red Cross sewing will be done at NOTICE TO CREblTORS ready reflect parity to producers In home, starting September 1. Phone cordii $• to arguments by senators Several members of the United barger 3rd. In the Matter of the Estate of Sunset valley hall September 1. 19 or write Mrs Frank Newbill. ro who are opposing legislation which Presbyterian church returned Mon- those areas. Cow Cutting—Bill Drake. Eldon Mrs Loren Hite has gone to Hun ute 1, Nyssa. 24A2xii John Rartholoma, would make further inroads on the tington to join her husband. Deceased treasury. Notice F hereby given, that the WANTED TO BUY- -19 to 20 tuns It was the presentation of these of wheat or barley. William Peutz, undersigned has been appointed facts, together with the inherent phone 010-J2. lOAtfc administratrix of the estate o f John unsoundness of the measure, which Eartholcmn. deceased, by the Cou The Merry Matrons club met at resulted in defeat of the Kiigore- WANTED—Baled hay. See H. van ! nty Court of the State of Oregon, Egmond. Boise Payette Lumber yard for Malheur County, and has qual the home of La Vinnie Smith Wed Murray bill in the senate, and it is nesday afternon. August 23. The belived they will have a deterrent or phone 255-M, Ontario, evenings. ified. 17ATFO 1 All persons having clamis against afternon was spent cutting out effect in the house. Latest demand for removal of the Red Cross garments and sewing WANTED—Used furniture Highest! said estate are hereby notified to for the hostess. Seven members ban against orientals has come from prices paid. Phone 149W. Nvssa1 present the same duly verified, as answered roll call with “ a time an organization of India farmers in Furniture Co. 1ATFC by law required, to the undersigned saver”. The club donated $10 to central California which claims to at her residence in Nyssa, Oregon, Jessie speak for members of their race in WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES fei cv to her attorney, P. J. Gallagher, the Nyssah ospital fund. California, Texas. Arizona and Was live fox feed horses Phone 8 Pay at Ontario, Oregon, within six mon Chard and Virginia Rookstool were hington. In a letter read to the sen appointed as a committee to see ette. 27Ntfc ! ths from the date hereof. ate they ask passage of senate bill Mr. Business Man, let’s talk about you. After the war, when the peace Dated and first published August about Christmas gifts for the ser 1595 which would permit the natur vice men from this community. FURNITURE WANTED—We pay 10 1944. alization of 3.000 natives of India the busines meeting highest prices for used furniture. last pub'¡cation September 7, 1944. Following is won, will you he remembered? Or will you be one of those who joined Bingo was played with Jessie Chard now in the United States. The letter Nordale Furniture company. 21Jtfc Myrtle E. Bartholoma points to the fact that their people Marie Holmes and Gwen Smith Administratrix NOTICE!—All livestock trespassing winning prizes. Refreshments were are fighting writh the allies in the the “ fade-outs” o f the last war....... those concerns which found business P. J. Gallagher on T 21.-R-45 E. S.W.L N.W.L, served by the hostesses, assisted by various theaters of war and that Attorney the bar against them Is discrimin- S 'i of sec. 1, W 'i, NEL, SEL, Patty Chard and Gwen Smith. The so good they believed it unnecessary to advertise, or, because of limited next meeting will be held Septem ato*y and unjust. They do not ask ber 6 at the home of Agnes Know that the bars be let down to permit * les with Bonnie Gregg and Ola unrestricted immigration of others merchandise believed they could not afford to advertise? ¡from India. Chard as co-hostesses. Mrs. F. O. Holmes and Mr. and | There is still doubt In the minds Mrs. Roy Holmes made a business of many observers as to the signif- | icance of a vote in the senate dur- | trip to Nampa Friday. Be sure you will not be lost to the public, or, A number from this community I tag consideration of the reconver sion bill which, on the face of it, attended the rodeo in Ontario Sat \ would seem to place a majority of urday and Sunday. rather....... be sure that the buying public will the senators as being opposed to further restrictions on immigrat- , ion. The vote came on an amend not be lost to you. .. when the fight is won and ment offered by Senator Reynolds i of North Carolina which reads as | Real Estate Insurance follows; “ After the date o f enact- | the world returns to normalcy. Keep your firm DENTISTS ment of this act, and until the ex- j OPTOMETRISTS plration of five years after the ter- I Phone 64 J. R. CUNDALE mination of the present war as pro- | name and your line o f merchandise in the pub N TS«4 OREGON DR. J . A . McFALL claimed by the president, no 1mm- ' Dentist "See Metall and 8 « Retter" igratlon visa shall be issued to any lic eye for the duration. We all are limited in immigrant. 2 Adoption of this am Phone 56-J endment would have the effect ol Sarazln Clinic CASH FOR YOUR NYSSA OREOON abolishing the quota sysytem en the amount o f merchandise we can buy and sell, tirely an arbitrarily forbid the en CAR try into the United States of any JEWELRY STORES one not already a citizen. There was Highest 0)PA prices. limited in the service we can render, but none almost no discussion of the meas EYESIGHT SPECIALIST ure and no roll call, but It was re ONTARIO OREOON PAULUS ONTARIO AUTO o f us can afford to be forgotten after the war jected by an overwhelming vote. JEW ELRY STORE An Indication of the opposition MART Union Pacific Time Inspector which may be expected in the sen because o f these temporary situations. PHYSICIANS 311 So. Oregon St. ate to acceptance of the Internat JEWELRY — DIAMONDS ional monetary agreement reached A1 Gaines, Manager WATCHES at Bretton Woods is contained in a M» In Streep at Second Phone 158 letter written to President Roosevelt L. A. Maulding, M.D. Perhaps, because o f these war conditions, your advertising program and signed by 26 senators, including W YCKOFF Physician and Surgeon Senators Cordon and Holman of Oregon and Walgren of Washing- JEWELRY STORE Phone »7 must be somewhat curtailed; perhaps you won’t have as much merchan Serving 5 Countie? iton. Objection to the agreement is Hours 10 to 12 and I to 5 Prom the Largest Stock of Official Time Inspector for [based on its alleged failure to re Dally- Except Sunday 3enuine dise to advertise; perhaps you will be forced to resort to institutional Union Pacific cognize silver on a parity with gold Pry Building in defining the obligation which sh ONTARIO OREGON all be assumed by the several nat copy, but if you do business with people in this trade territory, be sure ions in establishing the stabilization SARAZIN CLINIC fund. While the list of signatories " sh oe Parts Includes senators who have hereto you will be remembered by advertising regularly in the Orders Shipped Immediately J. J. Sarazin, M. D. fore steadfastly advocated the re Abbott’» Sho« Shop monetization o f silver, it also con All kind* of shoe and hamesa General practice of medicine tains the names of several who ha repairing ve not hitherto been identified with ¿-R ay Physio thera« Across front poet office. Payette, Idaho Phone 4» that movement and opens the pros pect that a two-thirds majority for Classified _ Legal Advertising A T ÂftTHE rt tiflcatlon of the agreement Is less I than btight. As a matter of fact, It ’ , Is not now believed the Bretton 1 1 Woods agreement can be put over :|1 ! in its present form. Advertising II i j Sunset Valley Cecil Bruce Is Riding Winner Adrian Oregon Trail SALE CALENDAR After the W ar W hat Then? Professional And Business D ire tto ri Bernard Eastman SHOPS Me Cluer-Manser Gate City Journal
