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as in the past, no seats will be
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I he Gate City Journal
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Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon
Entered at the postolflces at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission
through the United States Malt., as second class matter, under
the art oi March 3, 1879.
PROFITEERS REVEALED
A fter the first world war, we, the people,
decided that if another world conflict occurred
there would be no war profiteers.
Now, public investigation reveals that the
first world war profiteers were pikers compared
to the crop that grew and thrived o ff the un
wary public at government expense during tin
woild unpleasantness completed a year ago.
Comptroller General Lindsay Warren has
denounced as “ damnable” the “ widespread
practice” of army officers obtaining lucrative
jobs from war producers whose government
contracts they helped to draft and settle while
in the service.
The practice of war profiteering also appar
ently extends into the higher branches o f gov
ernment. The most interesting investigation o
the activities of persons in high places is th
probe of the alleged war munitions activitie
of Rep. A. J. May, Kentucky democrat am
chairman of the house military committee, whi
has denied that he profited from his connec
tions with a mid-western munitions concern.
The boys who made the money will probably
never be punished, but at least the people
should know that a man’s position is no guar
antee of honesty.
Mrs. Gerrlt Stam has received
SEVENTH D AY ADVENTIST
additional letters of thanks from
Elder Robert Adams, Acting Pastor Dutch people Who received used
Sabbath school, 3 p. m , Saturday. clothing from Malheur county res
Prayer meeting. 8 p. m., Tuesday idents.
Mrs. G. H. Palmers wrote from
at the home of Mrs. Mullie Nelson.
Stompetoren, The Netherlands, as
follows:
L. D. 8. CHURCH
“Our heartfelt thanks for the
Sunday, 9:15 a m., priesthood package you sent us. How sweet
meeting.
of you to send us the tea, cocoa,
ounuay, 10:30 a. m„ Sunday soap and all the other things.
school.
“ I am enclosing a photo of the
oi nuay, 7:30 p. m., sacrament twins the way they look when they
meeting.
go to bed in their American night
Tuesday, 2 p. m , Relief society
clothes.
meeting.
“ The coat I received from you
First Tuesday of each month at I made over and turned the mat
p. m. Primary for children be-
erial inside out and it looks like
ween ages of 4 and 12.
new now and people ask me where
I got such a beautiful coat.
HE M ETHODIST COM M UNITY
“ It stir is hopeless here. No cloth
CHURCH
ing to buy anywhere yet and it
Rev H J. Gernhardt, Pastor
doesn't look like any chance for
Sunday school, 10 a. m. Join
the better. But my children are
a class and attend regularly.
tealthy and that is the main thing.
Worship and sermon, 11 a. m.
“ T o you and all the good Amer
SUNSET VALLE Y ASSEMBLY
Intermediate fellowship, 7:30.
ican people many, many thanks.”
OF GOD
Youth fellowship, 7:30.
Mrs. P. Dielman of Axel, Zeeland.
Alfred L. Brim, Pastor
Young Adult fellowship, 7:30.
Netherlands said \ "Yesterday we
Sunday school, 10a. m.
Hymn sing and Bible message,
received a package from you. How
Mrs. Alfred Brim, superintendent. 8:30.
happy you made us. You will nev
Devotional services, 11 a. m.
mid-week
prayer
and
Bible
er know. Thanks a thousand times.
Young people's and children’s ¡tudy, Wednesday, 8 p. m.
“The coats are too short for me
church, 7 p. m.
You see I am rather tall, but I am
Evangelistic service, 8 p. m.
THE CHURCH OF THE
going to make them over Into
Prayer meeting, Tuesday, 8 p. m.
NAZARENE
coats for the boys. From the lin
Bib'e study, Friday, 8 p. m.
E. J. Wilson, Pastor
ings I call make a shirt for each
You are cordially invited to a t
10: *a. m„ Sunday school.
of them and the light colored lln-
tend these services.
11: a. m „ sermon and communion
ng will make good shorts.
service.
“ The shirt was a little large. I
ASSEM BLY OF GOD
Following the morning service
will make this smaller and turn
Pastor, C. L. Snider
will be a baptismal service in the the collar and it will be like new.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
river on Albert Sewards farm.
“The dress fits me exactly. I ’ll
Morning service, 11 a. m.
7:15 p. m. N. Y. P. services
put a pair of nice buttons on and
The Sunday evening service, also
8 p. m. Song service, special sing it will be a good looking dress to
the following Tuesday and Thurs ing and sermon.
wear on Sunday.
day night prayer meetings will be
8 p. m., Wednesday services.
“ And that wonderful cake ol
dismissed due to the fact that the
soap we found in the package. One
southern Idaho district camp meet
C H R IS T IA N CHURCH
would almost forget we ever had
ing of the Assemblies of God is in
5th and Ennis Sts.
soap like that. All we get once a
progress at Weiser, at the Oregon
George Whipple, Pastor
month is a small piece of house
Trail park.
Bible school, 9:45 a. m.
hold soap and a pack of washing
Everyone Is welcome to this camp
Morning worship, 11 a. m. Com powder.
meeting.
munion served each Lord's day.
"W e don’t get ahead very fast.
In fact it seems to us we are going
arena director for the past 11 years, back instead. Butter, fat and meat
reports greater Interest among top- are scarcer again than before and
| notch rodeo talent and specialty clothing. I f the stores have any
performers than ever before and he thing we have to stand in line for
CALD W ELL
(Special)— The predicted that the riding, roping,
hours and then just when we reach
stage Is again set for another bulldogging and other arena events our turn they are sold out.
thrill-packed night rodeo In Cald will rate with the top .shows of the
I can use everything you sent
well With the addition of 700 new nation.
and many, many thanks, again."
•seats, swelling the capacity to grand
Increased prices of from $3000 to
stand and bleachers to a totgil of $4000 for the four, main events, and
0500 seats, the rodeo executives the lure o f a chance to perform in
have done everything passible to i the Madison Square Garden’s show
accommodate the throng of fans will bring many of the world’s
Articles of Incorporation were
expected to pack the gates each champions to Caldwell, Sorenson
filed last week by the Malheur
night of the show, Agust 7, 8, 9 said.
and 10,
Each night’s performance will in County Dairy Breeders association,
J. C. (Doc) Sorenson, who has clude 12 thrilling events, consisting non-profit organization created to
furnished the stock and served as of championship contests in bronc handle business details of the art
riding, bareback bronc riding. Brah- ificial insemination program for
|ma bull riding, bulldogging, calf- dairy cattle in this area.
Ineoroprators are Wendell Rich
roping, Brahma bull fighting, fancy
trick riding and roping by world- mond of Ontario and James A.
famed arena performers, high aer Peterson, Elver A. Nielsen, F. W.
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ial acts, Roman jumping and oth Sherwood and O. C. Vest of Nyssa
The bulls which will serve this
ers, all topped o ff with music by
the Boise Valley Rodeo band of association are owned by the Ore
Nampa, and special drills by mem gon Dairy Breeders association and
are kept at Corvallis. It is estimat
bers of local saddle clubs.
Popular among the acts will be ed that 8000 cows will be bred
Jack Knapp, rodeo clown and bull through this program next year.
THE C O M M U N ITY UNITED
RKESUV TE K IAN
CHURCH
10 a. m., Bible school with a
class for each member of the fam
ily.
11 a. m., morning worship. Ser
mon: "Look On Us", by Rev. Nevln.
8 p. in., evening worship. Devo
tions with your favorite hymns.
U i _ibslons:
adult, “AH Things
W.-rk Together For Good” ; young
people, "The Meaning of Worship;
j Pioneers, led by Mrs. Deffer. Clos-
I mg thought by the pastor.
| Monday, 7:5578C63Y14mfwypt hr
Monday, 7:45 p. m., Boy Scout
troop M meets at the high school
budding.
Wednesday. 8 p. m., chior prac
tice at parsonage.
Thursday, 2 p. m., M ary and
Martha society in reguar monthly
1 meeting. 8 p. m , officers meet at
Peterson’s home.
Friday, 10 a. m., prayer group.
Land Leveling
Dragline and Shovel Work
C. E. LESEBERG
Phone 154J
discontined
1. An umbrella when it is raining.
2. A spare tire when you have a flat.
for
Soothes, cools, protects
tender, sunburned skin >
Frank T. Morgan
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g
NYSSA PHARMACY
MOOuCI
Travel in Comfort
on the U N IO N PA C IFIC
hours
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For Sale
2-3 Ton Brownlipe
* 1
Transmission, used
fC ^
$150
Wheelbarrows
THREE BIG NIGHTS
Farm Grinder
A U G . 15-16-17
nizes -
Western Corru gator Co.
»4000 00 CASH
S U C K IN G N O IS E S • S K A H m a S U L L S • IU L L D O G G IN G
• HOKSC IA C I N G
• TKICK 11 D IN G
AMERICAN UNITED »H O »»
CALF « O flN G
HEI SER VALLEY ROUNDOP
Eureka Vacuum Cleaners
Soflo
Water Softener
Electric Water Heaters
Phone 95J
If You Are Interested
IN PURCHASING A
Corrugator
for your tractor we would like for you to see
OUR CORRUGATOR BEFORE YOU BUY
Deliveries will be made in the order in which
we receive requests for machines.
Western Corrugator Co.
FIRST AND GOOD
NYSSA, OREGON
DRESS
LIGHTNING HITS
ELECTRIC LINES
fighter, who will keep the audience
amused by his chatter and antics
and who also will detract the Brah
mas away from the demounted
buckaroos so that they may es
Lightning struck six structure', of
cape the vicious horns of the brutes. the
California-Pacific
Utilities
An all-horse parade from the company one and one-half miles
business district to the rodeo park, west of Durkee at 6:30 Friday night,
in which about 300 Boise valley broke the main connection with
riders are expected to participate the Idaho Power company and
will precede each night’s perform caused the discontinuance of ser
ance a special section In the vice to some parts of the utility
bleachers will be reserved for the system for several hours.
riders.
The storm results was described
In addition to the rodeo, the by company men as the worst suf
American United shows will again fered by the system in the last
hold forth on the carnival grounds 20 years.
adjacent to rodeo park, opening on
A t one point a two-pole struc
Monday, August 5. Many special i ture was hit, the wire was broken
attractions have been provided to and had fallen to the ground, open
amuse both young and old.
ing the circuit with the Idaho
The rodeo program will open each Power company.
night at 8:15 under the brilliant
Crews o f both companies worked
'ights of the rodeo arena in clear until 5 o'clock Saturday morning
First and Good
BROWER PLUMBING SHOP
*22« GYPSY CREAM
.3. Fire insurance when you have a fire.
several
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BREEDERS GROUP
IS INCORPORATED
3 Nice Things
To Have
for Baker mills and for larger us-
which had “ > e„ ^ ^
L a a ralMle district.
restore service,
CALDWELL WILL
CONDUCT RODEO
AND SUB-SOILING
Nyssa
TH U R SD AY, A U G U ST 1, 1946
Clearance
Reduction
August 2 To 10
These dresses are summer styles and mater
Received Another Shipment
Many comforts and services which
were discontinued during the war
have been resumed. Extra fast sched
ules reduce time from coast to coast
as much as 10 % hours. Make early
reservations.
TO VACATIONISTS . . .
Union Pacific »erve» mor» western
scenic regions than any other rail
road. These include California,
Pacific Northwest, Colorado, Yel
lowstone and the National Parks of
Southern Utah-Arizona.
For complete information, inquire at
your nearest Union Pacific ticket office
New 1946 Jeeps
L — Price is $1259.70 with standard equipment.
Extra equipment is in addition.
2.
— W e carry in stock, parts for all models W il
lys cai-s. Contact us for these.
3.
— Cash buyers all models Willys cars. See lu
be fore you sell or trade. Highest prices paid.
4. — We have new motors for all models Willys
cars from 37’s on. Put in a new one.
B e Specific
sa y "Union Pacific "
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Watts Motor Company
Authorized Dealer
Malheur and Payette Counties
Nyssa, Oregon
East o f Post O ffice
Ph. 144J
ials that must sell to make room for new fall
stock.
These women’s dresses, sizes 10 to 44,
REGULARLY SOLD FOR FROM
$5.00 To $19.50
YOU WON’T WANT TO MISS
THESE BARGAINS
Golden Rule Store
N fS S A
OREGON
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