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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY JANUARY 18, 1945
progress. It must be the Judge He had been seriously ill since an 'C a rl Hill home. Mr Morris left
TP Y EASING THE LOAD
ment of navy officials that the appendlx operation some time ago. Friday for Utah to find living
L. L. Kreager, leader of the 4-H quarters for his family. He Is a
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academy should be on Oregon's
Beef Cattle club, has been looking miner.
coast.
Mr and Mrs M. L. Kurtz enter
for suitable animals for the 4-H
RED INK OR BLACK INK
tained
at dinner recently for Mer-
The
simile
Budget
Director
Oeo-
boys
and
girls
the
past
week.
I di M r and Publish«
KLA8S V. POWELL
rge Aiken used when advising a gr
vln Peterson, seaman, and Ronald
oup of Irrigation project lobbyists,
Lane. Other guests were Mrs K.
N E W E L L H E IG H T S
who were on the spend, has Imp
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
ADVERTISING RATES
Johnny Zubtzareta, who has I. Peterson, Donna Peterson and
ressed many legislators here. He spent about three years in the is
One Year--------------------- R i
Open rate, per Inch..........35c
; warned the lobbyists, who were lands around Alaska, is home on Mrs Mildred Hite and Marjorie.
National, per Inch............. 35c
Six Month«......... ...............4 U
t* O V T .
The regular meeting of the off
from eastern Oregon, that state furlough visiting relatives and
Single Copies.................... .1
Classi! led«, per w ord____ le
"recods show they lnveriably went friends In Boise. He went to the icers of the United Presbyterian
(Strictly In Advance)
Minimum.... .....30c
! Into debt when their hay was sell- home ranch to see his sister, but church was held Thursday evening
j ing for $14 a ton and had to pay missed her as she had gone to
in the Carl Hill home. Each organ
off when It was down to $7 a ton. Portland two days before.
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ization of the chuch was represent
Published every Thursday at Nysaa. Malheur County. Oregon
,The time to buy and build is when
Maurice Judd., attended a dinner
Entered at the postoftlre at Nyssa, Oregon tor transmission
prices are, at least normal. When party at the Howard Hatch home ed.
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through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under
prices are up and you are flush in Adrian, given in honor of El Caroline Schimer, Arlene Piercey
the act of March 3. 1878
that 1s the time to pay your debts." bert and Dwain Hatch of the navy. and Joyce Kurtz played In the
His bucolic parable has impre The Mary and Martha Mission
ssed many of the lawmakers here ary society met Thursday after piano recital given Thursday even
and may become the icon of the noon with Mrs Wesley Piercey. ing by pupils of Mrs J. C. Nevin.
A SIGNIFICANT EVENT
session, and. In these days of the Mrs Wilson conducted the devot- Arlene Piercey tied with Myrna
The Idaho Free-Press
fancy-schemancy rich, remind us ionals and Mrs Nevin the study Lane for high honors for the past
of that long forgotten word econ of Indo-China and the Philippines. year They each received a schol
It wasn’t so many years ago that Senator
omy.
During the business meeting the arship.
Vandenburg of Michigan, one of the Republi
LEGISLATIVE SIDE LIGHTS
members voted to sponsor a gift
cans’ top men on foreign policy, was counted
Five members of the house are shop on a small scale, featuring Attend Funeral—
veterans of World war 11; Rep. stuffed toys and children's wear
as an isolationist. He opposed the arms embar
Mrs Lillian Newby of Nyssa a tt
Carl Francis of Yamhill county. ing apparel. Each lady Is asked ended the funeral service of F r
go repeal and several other pre-war prepared
Rep. Robert Gile of Douglas county. to take one finished article to the ancis Minton, 90-year-old resident
ness measures.
Rep. Donald Helsler, of Wasco, co next meeting.
of Apple Valley for the past 50
unty, Rep. John Steelhammer of Mrs R. R. Overstreet, who is at years. He Is the uncle of Mrs Tom
The other day Vandenburg called for imme
Marion
county
and
Rep.
Frank
her son’s home In Boise and under Newby of Boise. He le&ves one son,
diate steps for an alliance with Britian, Russia,
Van Dyke of Jefferson county
BUS^
the care of doctors, is showing im Erickson, Minton, here and four
France and China for the permanent control
Resolutions expressing regret over provement
sisters In Yakima, and one brother
the death of two former members,
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of Germany and Japan to see that they do not
Idamary Prouty was a dinner Nute Minton of Seattle.
L.
M.
Ramage
and
A.
Rennie,
have
guest In the K. I. Peterson home
make war again.
been adopted by the house
Sp" I Tuesday night and the Threlma
Here is a sharper break with the American
eaker of The House Eugene Marsh Elliot home Wednesday evening.
Serving 5 Counties
complained when Fred Drager, ch- Friday night she and Mrs Hite
past than joining the league of nations after
From the Largest Stock of
| lef clerk of the 1843 session banged were dinner guests of Ulla Prouty
Genuine
the other war would have been. We have a tra one day last week.
| the gavel so hard to call the house who teaches school in Vale. Later
dition of “no entangling alliances” whereas we
i to order that he broke the sound- they attended the Adrian-Vale
Mr and Mrs Walter Hlllis rece
, ing board. Next day Marsh broke game.
have joined many international movements like ived word Monday from President
1 one himself. Marsh ordered six A well has been put down on the
the nine power pact of Coolidge’s administra Roosevelt that their son, Glendon,
more myrtlewood boards and asked Cables ranch north of the Kurtz
Parts
tion.
who was killed In the European
the supply department to stand by ranch. Mr Cables plans to build
Orders Shipped Immediately
theater
of
war,
had
been
awarded
for
more
orders.
Monday’s
after
Vandenburg has been turned around, as so
a house for a renter for this year.
■ P M u r r a y V r id P
noon session of the senate lasted
Charlie Harris’ mother Is recup
many Americans have been, by the realization the purple heart.
exactly four minutes Oregon ex erating at his home following a
that victory in this war will be worth little un
ceeded its goal by 46.9 percent in serious operation in the Ontario
Phone 49
Payette, Idaho
OWYHEE
the sixth war loan drive, reports hospital.
less we preserve it. This will require post-war
LEGISLATURE UNDER WAY
hist
released
show.
The
state’
quota
The first ten of the fifty days,
Mr and Mrs Chub Morris and
control of our soon to be defeated enemies who
The Owyhee PTA met at the
was $107 000.000, the bond sales tot iaughter, Linda, formerly of Butte,
will hate us and rearm to attack again if we schoolhouse Thursday evening. Af allotted legislators with pay, brou aled
$157,221,512.
Montana, are guests In the parenta
out highly controversial meas
give them the opportunity. This control is too ter the business meeting a program ght
ures
on
trucks,
milk,
boosting
sal
big a task for any one nation. Several must was given by the pupils of the sch aries of state officials and liquor K in g m a n K o lo n y
join for their own protection and the U.S.A. ool, a piano solo was given by Mr. control board Investigation.
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SEE US BEFORE
Stone of the Adrian high school, a
Fifty persons from Nyssa gave
One truck bill has been introduc
must be one.
vocal solo by Miss Larson and a ed with more scheduled to follow. a farewell party for the Herbert
We’ve heard now and then that isolationism talk
by Dennis Patch, also of Ad Lack of available pasteurizing equ Shaw family Tuesday night. The
was staging a comeback. We think a growing rian high school.
ipment, opposition of small dairy honorees were presented with a
men and aroused public sentiment wool blanket. The Shaw family Is
spirit of realism, which is anything but isola
Evangelistic services, which were for stricter dairy inspection wiJ moving to a ranch near Jamison
tionism, is what folks have noted and misinter held each evening last week at the block
the program of compulsory this week.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Johnson j
preted. Let’s have more of it.
ichoolhouse, will continue until Fri pasteurization of milk. The gover
day of this week. Rev. Jacks of nor, secretary of state and state left for Washington Sunday. Mr
treasurer have come out as being Johnson Is the son of Fletcher
Langley, accompanied him.
SUNSET VALLEY
Payette Is the evangelist.
opposed to salary raises for officers Johnson.
Glen Corfield, who Is In the navy,
Mr and Mrs Charles Culbertson In the higher brackets.
Last Sunday Arthur Case fell off
Patrons who have had to wait at left Wednesday to report for duty were business visitors in Caldwell
As facts face rumors, an Invest his hay wagon and suffered sev
their mall boxes for the postman after spending his furlough visiting Friday.
igation of the liquor control com- ere head injuries. He is now in the
for several years were made to re his parents, Mr and Mrs Ed. Cor
Mrs N. E. Hatt is substituting at ' mission comes to be accepted as a Caldwell hospital.
joice Monday when rural route two field and family.
Things have a way of
school for Mrs Blanche Sabin, who necessary evil. There is not half a
Mr and Mrs Floyd Whitely and
was extended past several homes.
is visiting this week with her son, dozen legislators who believe an Mr and Mrs Harold Heath attend
happening
quite unex
Mr
and
Mrs
Harry
Frye
of
Home-
E. J. Hobson went to Nampa
Harry, who is here on leave from investigation could do anything ed the farm sale of Myron White
pectedly. In the result
Monday for a physical check-up. dale visited In the homes of their his training In the army air corps more than vindicate the commiss- ly near Emmett last Friday.
This year, head your
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Mrs Hobson and daughter, Mrs Jim | cousins. Walter and Marlon Hlllis in New Mexico.
Delora Hurst was absent from
chicks straight for profit and
ing confusion you mi
Mr and Mrs S. D. Bigelow enter- n e w Rn i . fi
school last week because of illness
production- from the .first
ght make some unwise
talned at dinner Monday evening
jn committees, are bills providing
Harry Hathaway has returned
day. For good results and
for Rev. and Mrs Castleman and for: repeal of the Oregon comm- home after visiting relatives in move which you would
low est cost, s ta rt w ith
granddaughter of Sunset valley, unity property tax law admitted to Chico, California.
later regret. We suggest
RANCH-WAY Chick Starter.
Evangelist and Mrs Hutcheson and | bt, unconstitutional; building a gub-
Miss Letty Bronson was a week
Sold and /tocommondod
that you see us before
ison, Rev. Jacks of Payette and ernatorial mansion in Salem; bull- end guest of Forestlne Wilson.
Rev. Kriner.
BUI Toombs and family have making any arrange
ding a state hospital In Portland
The Owyhee Community club, for the mentally ill; voiding gift moved back to the Kolony. They
ments.
Woman wanted for part-time work in news which was to have met at Mrs tax
to persons who filed under the are living In the Zesiger house.
Nyssa Elevator
Werner Peutz home Thursday, will defunct Oregon community prop
Hugh Glenn and son, Billy, were
N y ssa F u n eral
be postponed a week because of the erty tax law; making It possible Sunday dinner guests at the L. L.
paper office.
funeral of Oscar Pinkston.
for a husband and wife who elected : Kreager home.
Hom e
Mr and Mrs Earnest Barker of to come under the provisions of I Oscar Pinkston, brother of Wal-
Confidence
Dependability
Arcadia district were guests of Mr Oregon's community tax law to j ter Pinkston, died Sunday night,
Young man wanted to work after schools am
and Mrs Darrell Williams Monday revoke the filing; taking the $40 a
and attended church services at month limit off old age assistance
on Saturdays.
Owyhee.
anr provide on a basis of need to
Mr and Mrs Ellis Walters were the extent of available funds; ex
dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Frank empting of life insurance annuities
Newbill in the Kolony Sunday.
from income tax until annuitant
Mr and Mrs R. L. Patton enter has received Income equal to pur
tained at dinner Friday for Mr and chase price; candidates shall file
Mrs Ellis Walters and Mr and Mrs 90 days instead of 45 days before
R, Chamberlain.
state and other elections; Increas
ing pay for Judges and clerks of
election from $3 to $8 a day; that
BYBEE AUCTION
Buy Your
members of the armed forces and
SALES INCREASE
merchant marines who die and
Despite muddy roads and rainy leave estates not to exceed $1500
weather, last Saturday's sale at the would be exempt of debt; fixing
Bybee Livestock company yards was weights of 2, 5. 10, 25. 50 and 100
pounds for packaged flour, wheat
the largest In some time.
John Stringer purchased 49 head i"eals’
wlt,h num erous except-
of good feeder steers. Others mak ions and repealing acts In conflict;
authorizing
the
formation of cem-
ing large purchases Included H. O.
Hopkins. W. A. Avers, Pox and son, ctary districts; a tithing act for
Oeorge Mendezona and Gordon's state departments; publication of
session laws; alleviating the process
Early to secure the best.
market.
On a recent visit to the Los Ang of obtaining birth certificates.
eles Producers Livestock company "WEST OR NORTHWEST"
The Pacific coast will soon have a
market, D. O. Bybee made arrange
Blue Tag certified Minnesota Pontiac.
ments for an outlet for all kinds naval academy. Substantiating this
of cattle to be shipped from the statement is the fact that Oregon’s
United States Senator Ouy Cordon
Blue Tag certified Wyoming Triumphs.
Nyssa area.
A few years ago when the Bybee has Introduced a bill In congress
Blue Tag certified Montana Russets.
brothers leased the livestock yards providing for such an Institution. It
in Nyssa several hundred dollars is potent news for Oregon on two
T h . wiraa hum. It's a ”31” ordar—Important in
Through constant vigilance and tireless effort on
Blue Tag certified Montana White Rose.
would cover the total sales for one points. The project enters the re
structions for a train soon to Arrive and for which
the pert of employes, thousands ot men and train
Saturday. Now the sales have In alm of reality when a statesman of
iha conductor must sign. Tha station agent sets the
loads of materials have been moved efficiently and
Senator
Cordon’s
caliber
pilots
Its
Russets-One year out of certification.
semaphore.
The
red
light
flashes
its
warning.
The
creased to close to $10,000. Much of
quickly to aid the Allied cause.
train arrive# and rumblea to a stop.
the success of the company can be
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attributed to W. L. Lane, who has
This is lust one of many safety measures established
WiseAmericm low Fiffct
The constant improvements in railroading, resulting
by Union Pacific to assure reliable transportation
been auctioneer for the concern |
in safe, efficient transportations are due in large
Certified and uncertified white and yellow for
of passengers and freight. War resulted in a tre
measure to the American system of encouraging
the last three years.
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By COLLIER
The Gate City Journal
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Positions Open
Gate City Journal
Potato and
O n ion Seed
Spanish onion seed.
Call at our Nampa Office
J. C. SEWELL
Produce Company
Nampa, Idaho »Phone 744
Auto Repairing
Electric Welding
loathe Work
Parts i
At
E. W . Pruyn
Nyssa, Oregon
COUGHS
or BranchUl I m t i t w u D m
T o Colds
mendous Increase in rail traffic. As might be
expected, a large pari of that traffic has been
directed over Union Pacific's "strategic middle
route'' uniting the East with the Pacific Coast
workers to seek advancement through personal
enterprise and initiative. W e're fig h tin g and
working to maintain that spirit of equal oppor-
tunity tor alL
— W ith Buckley's “ CenedioT*
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A lm o s t I n s t a n t l y yo u g e t th e su r -
, p r i s e o f y o u r li f e — c o u g h i n g c a s e *
I — r i g h t a w a y It lo o s e n s u p t h ic k
c h o k i n g p h l e g m — o p e n s up c lo g g e d
b r o n c h i a l t u b e s — m a k e s b r e a t h in g
easier.
T h e r e ’s r e a l e c o n o m y In B u c k le y ' s
— a l l m e d i c a t i o n — n o sy ru p . H a lf to
o n e t e a s p o o n f u l w i l l c o n v in c e th e
m o st sk eptical.
t l e t B u c k l e y s " C a n a d lo l" m a d e In
U S. A., t h e C o u g h M ix t u r e t h a t o u t
s e l l s a l l o t h e r s In A u s t r a lia , N e w
Z e a la n d , C a n a d a an d m a n y o th e r
c o u n t r i e s o n merit a lo n e .
At a ll
good d ru g g ists.
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