r 4 actMUi -c-Km9LMw-. 0b v VOL. XXV ONTARIO, MALHEUR COUNTY, OREQOtf, THURSDAY, SEPT. 1, 1921 NO 39 r ft ROAD CENSUS .TAKEN SHOWS TRAFFIC TREND Morn Car Come From ICnstward To Ontario Than 1'Voin Wcttt Also Morn Foreign LIcoiihch Noted Other Interesting Facts Tlio Argus thin wook rocolvod from thu office ot tlio clilof unglneor ot tlio Oregon Highway Commission blue prints ot thu summary ot tlio traffic canstis which was tnkon on all tlio rouds ot Oregon from 0 a. in. to l p. in. ou July 1G, 10 and 17. Tho flguroH given are thu aver ages arrived at from tho count tak en on thoso tlirco days. Among other facts It Is rovcalod that thoro nro moro cars by fur using tho rond lending Into Ontario from tho East than those using tho John Day Highway batwoon Vale and Cairo and hotweon Cairo and Nyssn; also that thoro tiro moro cars of foreign state llconsos on thu rond betweon Ontario and thu bridge thun Oregon cars, showing that Idahoans travel this stretch mora than Orcgonlnns. Tho flguros for tho various high ways nro as follews: Old Oregon Trail, Ontario to Snako river brldge: horso drawn 31; motor cyclos 12; Oregon passougor cars 204, other ntata passenger cars 304; light duty trucks 17; trucks l.G tons or over 12; total 000. John Day Highway, Cairo to Nys Ha: horso drawn vehicles 0; motor cycles 1; Oregon passonger cars '117; othor stntes 84; light trucks 4; trucks 1.0 tons and ovor 4; tot al 210. Cairo to Vale: horso drawn 12; motor cycles 0; Oregon passougor cars 01, other states 30: light trucks 2; trucks 1.0 tons and ovor 2; totul 137. John Day Highway nt Jamloson; horso drawn 8: motor cycles 1: Oregon puNsongor cars 40; othor slates o; light trucks l; trucks 1.0 tons and ovor 0; total 02. Central Orogou Hlghwny: 1 mile west ot Vnlu: horso drawn vehlclos 20; motorcycles 0; Oregon passen ger cars lsa, othor states 17; light trucks 7; trucks l.S tons or ovor l; total 180. Slnco n portion of tho trucks counted on both tho Calro-Valo sec tions and tho Calro-Nyssa soctlons travel Uotwaen Vale and Nyssa. tho tatol figure ot thoso two cannot bo railed tho count botwoon Cairo and Ontario, though It approaches that figure. Howovor tho flguros glvon show that tho traftlo botwoon Catro and Ontario Is twlco that ot any other road In tho county savo tliut botwoon Ontario and tho Snnko riv er brldgo. Tho summary ot tho figures for nil tho roads In tho stato present In torestlng data tho grand totals show ing tho follewing: horso drawn ve hicles 1041; motor cyclos 488; Ore gon passenger cars 20,040, othor stutos 0,004; light trucks 1,870; trucks l.S tons and ovor 1,314; totul 41,120. Iteducod to por contagos thu fig ures are: horso drawn vehicles 3.79S-: motor cyclos 1.2; Oregon passenger cars 72.8; othor states 14.5; light trucks 4.0; heavy trucks 3.2. It Is this last unmod por centago, tho heavy trucks, which it Is do clarod by tlio road authorities, Is causing tho breaking down ot tho hard surface roads, and whoso use ot tho highways Is bolng challenged. ONTARIO MEN NAMED ON STATEWIDE BOARDS J. W. McCullocIi Appointed Ily Gov ernor to Hoard Adniliit"lcrlng HuniiH J. It. lHckiiby On A-P-H-E KxpoNltion Hoard Three Ontario men were named during tho past week to places on boards whoso membership will come from all parts of tho state. Attor ney J, W. McCulloch was named the Malheur County representative of tho Soldier Donus commission and w)ll pass upon all the applications' to como before tho board from this county. Mr. McCulloch has accept ed tho commission, J. It. Dlackaby was named by Governor Olcott to tho state wide committee which is to bo tailed Into conference to devlso plans tor car rying forward tho campaign of finance for tho Atlantlo Pacific Highway and Klectrical exposition which is to bo held in Portland In 1926. Mr. Dlackaby will accept and will bo present nt tho first confer ence to be held next Thursday. George K. Aiken was named by Prosldent Elbert Dedo of the State Editorial association to be one of tho state, press representatives on this same committee, but will pro bably be unable to accept the ap pointment. TIUE THIEVES GET BUSY; STIUP CAIt OK ITS SPARES Two spares, ono a now tire, were taken from the car ot Will Jamlo son while It stood' on the street the other night. The tires wero fasten ed to the rear and were taken off with difficulty. Mr, Jamleson would like to meet the person who mad the plach. 4. 4. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. 4. 4. CONTItACTS LET FOIl HOADH IN UPPEU END OK COUNTY Tho Stato Highway .Com- mission on Ycdnosday let tho contrasts for tho construction of tho Vnlo-Durrollo section of tho Contra! Oregon Highway to Morrison & Knudson, for 141,128. Tho namo firm also 4 secured tho contract for tho 0.2 miles of grading, and grnv 4 oiling from Jamloson to 11 ro- gan on tho John Day Highway. Tho bid ot tho United States Brldbo company for tho steel brldbo on tho Control Oregon hlghwny nhovo Vale for $13,- 1M7 wob roforrod to Chief En- glnoor Herbert Nunn for fur- thor consideration hotweon tho commission and the county court. EMPLOYMENT OF SPEED COP IS RECOMMENDED Banjawaar- lag Two True Hills Iteturned; Two Not Truu Hill Found With a rocomrnondatlon to tho County Court that a spcod cop bo omployod to patrol tho roads ot tho county, and with two truo and two not truo bills roportod tho grand Jury which started its investigations Monday complotod Its sittings Tuos day. Ono of tho Indictments returned wni that charging Ed Enright with tho murdor ot John J. Joyco, tho second was that charging William Cartor, colored, with a statutory crlmo. HOsldo theso tho grand Jury roturnod two not truo hills. Tho 'grand Jury took notes ot tho Incroaso in tins violations nt tho trnfflo laws and suggested as tho solution tho omploymont ot a traf fic offlcor to patrol tho highways. Itcvoko ()K'rntor'N LIcciiko District Attornoy Ilobt. D. Lytlo, discussing this phnso ot law viola tion which i manifestly increasing said to tho Argus 5 "It appoars that thu thing which will bo nocossary to curb somo of tho most preslstent violators ot tho speed laws, Is to havo tholr operator's llconso rovok od. Thoro aro a number ot mou known to bo habitual violators ot tho spcod laws and nn offort will bo mado to secure doflnlto In forma tion enncorntug tholr infractions, upon which a caso can bo sustain od. Perhaps this will provo effec tive, and will savo tho lives of thoso who aro now endangorod ovory tlmo thoy uso tho highways." FIHI5 ON HIUDGE CAM'S OUT DEPAHT.MENT FOK NIGHT HUN For tho fourth tlmo In tho past thrco yoars tho planking on tho In torstato bridge across tho Snako riv er caught flro Inst night about 10:30 and was only extinguished nftor a hard fight by tho tiro department which mado 11 quleic run with tho now apparatus. Tho planking got to burning underneath and the entire capacity of tho big chomlcul auxil iary was exhausted boforo It was ex tinguished. Had thoro been a bar roll or two of wator with a bucket hand on tho brldgo whon tho flro was first noted It could havo been extinguished without calling tho de partment. Tho installation ot pucn protection is being agltatod today. FARM BUREAU TO HOLD DRAINAGE FIELD DAY September O Bet as Day to Inspect Demonstration Tract and Hiuie log Method of Canal Con. hi ruction Speaker Coming Tho Farm Bureau Is arranging for a dralnago day program to be held on September 9 at Vulo. It Is plan ned to loavo Vale at 10:30 and go to the demonstration tract on the Olenn Durrello farm to inspoct tho work In progress there and listen to an explanation ot the objects ot the work and accomplishments to date by Mr. Johnson. The machlnos will then proceed to tho Percy Pur vlous place where u picnic dinner will be eaten in tho shade of tho grovo, each party bringing lunclu After dinner a short program will he held with Director Jardlno of tho Oregon Experiment Station as tho chief speaker. The program will bo followed by inspection ot tho drain ago canal which Mr, Purvlus is con structing by the sluicing method, Tho day promises to be both en joyable and instructive. There aro many things about dralnago which should bo better understood and It is Important that this work be start ed in a number ot places throughout the county, Tho committee in charge wishes to extend an Invita tion to all cltlzans of tho county, re gardless of occupation, to attend this tour and take part In the activities of the day. Mies Let a Slsley is spending her vacation in Balsa. Miss Thelma Daker ot II urns is here to attend Ontario High School. She will make her home with Mrs. 64. Wyt, (CREDIT SHADES AS IT LEAVES BIG CENTERS Colonel Wllllntn llnnlcy Observes .Working of Credit System Says They Aro Wearlnjr 'Km J Uglier in Han Francisco "Credit Booms to sliudo oft ac cording to tho dlstauco ono goos from tho big cltlos," said "Colonel William Hanloof Hamoy county at tho Mooro Hotol Tuesday evening, when ho was exchanging views on things financial, to frlonds about tho lobby. Mr. Hnnley has just re turned from San Francisco and way points on ono of his periodic Jaunts to tho outsldo. "The farthor you go from tho edi tor of things financially tho less credit thero scorns to ho. He-discounts nro nllowod on short torm papor. Tho merchant and manufac turer In tho blggor cltlos who can turn his stock In a comparatively short tlmo, can got credit; tho mer chant in tho smaller towns farther way can't turn his goods, so his re discount Is proportionately llmltod, El ?K vs tumovor In a year, Is out In tho cold entirely "This sort of a condition cannot go on foravor. Thoy cannot bronk nil tho farmers or tholr will bo trouble. Talk about tho Non Par tisan Leaguo and othor forms ot protecting organizations, tho pcoplo mny oxpoct anything to happen Is somo provision Is not mado to give tho farmor tho kind of credit his business demands, Just as tho mer chant and manufacturer got theirs. "IllEht now tho thing that tho ranchers and stock men ot this ro- glon must do Is to got togother to savo tholr Industry and arrango for tho foodltig of tho stock, that is loft Fending contracts should bo cor.sld orod now and a real offort bo mado to bring tho stockman and tho hay man together for tholr mutual ad vantage. To do this tholr should bo a co 11 fo run co of tho stockmon, tho hay mon and tho bankors of this section." Ilosldo observing tho trend of fin nnco Mr. Hanloy did somo slight obsorvlng of tho stylo oxhlbltlon evident -In tho California metropolis, ho says: "Woll thoy nro wearing 'om higher In San Francisco than thoy aro In Portland. In fact it would appoar that they havo about roachod tho limit." L ASSOCIATION IS LAUNCHED BY WOMEN HERE Tcimtlvu Organization Formed With .Mrs. K. M. Grclg, President, Mm. C. It. Eiulson, Secretary, l4irgo Membership To Ho Sought At tho hospital, Tuesday after noon, .thu necessary preliminary or guulzntlon for a hospital associa tion was formed. Mrs. E, M. Grolg was olected as tomporary presldont and Mrs. C It. Eiulson was elected tomporary socrotary. After a cam paign for membership among tho women of tho city tho permanent organization will bo portocted at a tea to bo held on tho uftornoon of Soptomber 30 at tho hospital. It Is tho purpose ot tho organiza tion to make It representative of tho city. All tho womon ot tho city are Invited to onroll so that all will be In touch with tho work that is be ing done at tho Institution. In opening tho meotlug Tuosday afternoon tho Mother Suporlor who recently roturnod from an Eastern trip explalnod tho work of hospital organizations which havo como In to being In many soctlons, under tho lmnetus ot tho national hosnltal assdclation which . Is Booking tho advancement of the work for tho care of tho sick all over the land. "Wo want our Institution," she oxplatned. "to bo as camploto as any hospltul in Amorica, and in the number of beds, only, to bo loss than tho best. This it can be It wo have the co-operation ot tho people ot tho community whom wo servo." it was tnon oxpiainea to tho gath ering, the progress that has beou made in the paBt year, ot the im provements secured, and tho plans formed for still further betterments for the care of tho sick. It was al so explalnod that at all times the records of tho Institution are open to mombors of the association so that they may know at all times Just bow it stands. Since Its organization more than 3000 patients have beon carod for at tho hospital and only slightly over 300 ot them have been mem bers ot the Catholic church, itself ample ovldenco ot the fact that in service, if is not a denominational Institution.' A nominal fee ot oue dollar per year will bo charged for member ship in the hospital association and plans will be made for assisting the SIstera In cbargo of tho work, to advance the worK In which the public- Is vitally interested. Lloyd Riches, editor ot the Vale Enterprise, returned Sunday from SUverton, Oregon where he -welcomed the arrival ot a son born on August 25. The young roan offic ially welshed In at nlno nnd one fetlt pHata, MUTUAL C0-00ERATI0N SOUGHT FOR INDUSTRY Officials of Farm Bureau Distribut ing Ountrnct Prepared Al O. A. U. I For Feeding of Stock on Co-operative Ilasls In an offort to solvo tho big pro blem ot tho stockmen nnd tho hay growers to tho end that tho stock ot tho country may bo tod and tho liny crop bo dlsposscd of, and tho idutually dlsastarous tnovotnont of shipping foodors to other sections, tho Farm Jiurcuu Is sending out this vfok a circular totter to hay grow ers and stockmon outlining a pro puuod contract for fcodlug stock on a co-oporatlvo basis. Already thoro is a widespread movoment to bring together tho two nlomonts. Tho situation la being fncod by men who rcallzo that many ot tho stockmon cannot borrow fur ther funds with which to buy toed, and thoro Is sufficient bay to toed nil tho stock in this section, and tho thliig that Is lacking is a nieaiiB ot bringing tho two together. Tho old contracts based on tho spread In prtco havo been found un satisfactory, and a now basis, tho gain in wolght has boon adopted In tho proposod contract, with tho pur pose of making It posslblo for tho good feeder to socuru reward for his offort. Undor tho old spread In prlco tho foodor who did not add a pound ot weight to tho stock still got hlg money to tho Injury of tho stockman, while tho foodor who did add weight got slight bunotlt from his work. Tho now contract which la glvon bolow'ls aimed to avoid thoso difficulties. Tho contract Is In tho following ferm: Feeding Agreement Between Cattle man and Hay Grower This ngroouiont mado and ontor- od Into by and botwoon u cattlo owner horolnaftor called party ot tho first part, and ft hay gruwor, hereinafter cullod party ot tho second part witness oth Tho party ot tho first part agrees to dollvor to tho farm ot tho party ot tho second part cattlo on or botwoon tho dates of and Doscrlbod ns follews: Party ot tho first part furthor ugrcos to romovo tho abovo doscrlb- (Coutinuod on Lain Page. NYSSA FOLKS PLANNING ON Tvo Day Festivities Planned lir September :( nnd October 1 011 School Ground Wiicro Products of Region Kill Ho Shown At Nyssa Monday night a mooting was hold for tho purposo of launch Ing a community fair which is to take placo tioptembor 30 and Occto ber 1. It Is thu purposo of tho Nyssa folks to assemble tho products ot tho region from Arcadia to Apple Valloy 011 tho school grounds and have a regular community gather- lug with entortnlnmont and other featured , Socrotary V. V. Hlckox ot the county fair board attonded tho moot ing and assured tho Nyssa folks that thoy would havo the co-operatlou of tho board and tho pooplo ot the Cairo region In tholr offort. CAliDWEIilj TO AID CAMPAIGN 'IX) FUUTHEU OWYHEE PHOJEOT E. A. Frasor. E. M. Orelg, E. C, Va Petten und W. H. Doollttlo drove to Caldwell Tuosday to attend tho mooting ot tho Klwamls club where they presented tho plan ot tho Owy hoe Devolopmont Leaguo to boost tho Interosts ot that project. They wora vory generously rocolvod and wero given tho assuruueo ot tho club's support In their efforts. The Klwamls directors will also urge tho Caldwell Commercial Club to con tribute to tho fund being raUod to finance tho campaign. ORGANIZATION OE TRAFFIC BUREAU FORMALLY LAUNCHED Successful Meeting Held nt Caldwell Whero Endorsement of Coiunier clnl 1 Iodic aud Farm Bureaux Is ltecorded With the selection ot Fred Culrns of Weiser as temporary president and J. A. Lakness ot this city as secretary, the Idaho-Oregon Traffic bureau was formally launched at Caldwell last Saturday. Mr. Lak ness, nnd Mr. Doollttlo represented Ontario at the meeting. It was decided to have organiza tion memberships end Individual memberships and to make a canvass ot the territory to securo members before proceeding further, although it was Indicated that tho movement had been endorsed by all the com mercial bodies and farm bureaus in the. territory 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4, 4.. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. PRUNES AND PEACHES NOW OCCUPV1NG RANCHERS TIME 4, 4 Prunes and peaches will soon bo on tho market from this section, Sovornl ranchers start- cd pruno picking this week nnd then stoppod but expect to got undor way next wcok. At tho samo tlmo tho poaches nro rip- onlng bo that both crops will bo coming. Shipment ot Uro- gan ponchos nro oxpectod horo I noxt wook according to ndvlsos from that ronton. MANY HORSES COMING FAIR RACE PROGRAM Eighteen Horse in Training At Track Now Twenty or .Moro Ad ditional Entries Expected lleforu Week Ends The lnrgost numbor of running horses ovor assembled at n trnck In tho valloy will bo on hand to tnko part In tho racing program to bo hold during Fair wook, says James M. Dlnutou, malinger of tho races. Alroady thero aro 18 horses on tho track training for tho moot and from advlcos rocolvod tho uUuibor will bo swollcd to ut toast 40 bo foro tho opening day. In fact thoro will bo 100 many norscs, it any thing, and thoro will bo at loast flvo entries In every race. Iko Tracoy, thu veteran raco man ot Welder has boon secured to start tho ponies during tho moot and of forts aro bolng inndo to secure throo oxnarloncod judgos. In saloctlng tho Judges It Is Mr. Ulanton's pur pose to got mon who will see to it that tho drlvors raco tholr horses, and to run tho program with spood and dispatch. "Thoro Is going to bo no stalling, for wo want this moot to establish tho now systom of hand ling tho Fair programs and aid In bringing n crowd iuoxt year, as woll as ontortalnlug tho crowd this tlmo," says Mr. Dlanton. Tho strings ot ponlos working out now tuclude: Cummins 3; Page nnd Hamilton of Moddloton 4; llodsul 4; Dlanton 0: Dort Jonos 1: Hlloy 1. Horsoa coming, Watson ot Wotsor 4; Campbell ot Wolsor 4; besldo thoso thoro will bo two additional strings from tho Dolso valloy which liavo novor raced horo. Ilosldo tho four running races ot every program thoro will bo a numbor ot saddle horso rncos, mulo races etc. so that thoro will bo something doing ovory mlnuto of tho program. VOUNGSTEH PEDUM?) AMj THE WAV FHO.M BOISE IN ONE DAY A echo of days gono by, yoars ago, whon long distanco uicycio trips woro not uncommon, -was tho stunt which Jafnos Monroe, tho 12 yoar old nophow ot Mr. and Mrs. 1J. V. Howland, porformod on Monday ot this wook. Tho young chap loft Bolso on his blko at 8 a. m. and at 0 p. in. ho was nt tho Howland homo roady to oat and go to tho plcturo show afterward. Ho rodo in all 75 mllos, for ho trlod to go tho dosort road and found It so dusty attor a tow miles that ho ro turnod and enmo via Parma and Nyssa, Ho will spend tho romalndor ot tho wook horo boforo returning to his homo. SERIES TO BE SHOWN Tinted SeiolM Showing Dally Lives of Inhabitants of Africa's .luiitglo l'eoplo To Bo Shown At Majestic Others to Follow Ono of tho greatest plcturo sorlca ovor secured for American theatre goers la that secured aftor years of work on tho part of tho Interpld oxplorors in tho Interior ot Africa. Once each month for tho noxt four months a sorles of theso will bo shown at tho Majestlo under tho new contract which Manager Horh Paul has secured. Tho plcturos aro educational In tho highest sonso. Thoy show not only tho weft-d customs of tho Kaf firs, but tho dally life ot tho Jun glo pooplo, tholr daucos and tholr religious rites; tho strango custom of having their teeth chipped and sharpened to points tp thoy can bet ter tear to shreds tho raw moat thoy oat, and many other strango and in teresting things about them. Tho dato or tho first showing ot thoso pictures will bo announced soon. Mr. nnd Mrs. D. W. Powers and family returned today from an ex tended trip through tho southern end of Malheur county and Northern Novada which took thom as far as WInnemucca, Charlie Madden an old tlmo resi dent of Ontario arrived last night from Anacordls Washington. Ho accompanied his brother John mad den who has been under medical treatment In Washington, homo. Tho Misses Ethel and Cora Mc- Nulty returned last week from their trip to California, and Ethel has again resumed ber duties in tho Idaho Power Co. office. FOR STOCK INDUSTRY United Stato Senator It. N. Stnnficld Sees Brighter Dayg Ahead Actual Sliortngo In Supply of Stock In America Now "Tho situation in gradually im proving for tho stockman," said United States Sonator It. N. Stantlold who was In Ontario Tuosday to moat tho mon at hlo hoadquartora horo. "Thoro is still n long way to go boforo conditions will bo satisfac tory, but thoy aro gradually improv ing, nnd thoro Is no doubt but furthor improvement will bo notod. "It cannot bo othorwlso In vlow ot tho actual Bhortago In livestock In tho nntlou. Thoro is todny less than hnlf tho shoep thoro woro in the United States In 1010, and that 111 cans thnt ultimately tho shoop in dustry will como back strong. Tho samo Is truo ot tho cattlo business. "Tho loans ot tho bank pool ot fifty million Is a stnrtor and with tho resumption ot tho work ot tho war finance corporation thoro should bo a marked Improvement. Aside from tho upwnrd trend duo to n decronso In tho stock on hand, tho shoep and cattlo Industry both will fool tho atfoct of tho bottormont of conditions in othor lines of indus try which is to bo noted in tho east ern manufacturing contors." Sonator Stantlold lott for Port land Wodnosday whero ho will meet on Friday with Sonator Charles L. McNary who wilt pass through to morrow morning on No. 17 onrouto homo from Washington. OllEGON SLOPE CLUB MKMBEILS PION'IO AT WEISER PA UK According to tho club mombors tho plcnlo at Wolsor Park on Tuos day, August 30, was a decided suc cess. Tho Illvordato Gnrdon Club mombors woro tho guosts ot tho Ore gon Slopo Club Mombors. A plcnlo dlnnur was sorvod at noon. Nothing was lacking in tho way of good things to oat. Attor thirty minutes at this ontlroly on Joyablo pastlmo ovon tho boys agrood that It might bo bottor to savo tho romnlnlng wntor-molon, cako nnd Ico cronm for a lunch lat er In tho attornoon. , Tho morry-go-round was by no moans tho loast uttrnctlvo placo for a fow hours attor dlnnor. Whon tho froo ride was announced a fow of, tho parents nnd local loaders ovon yloldod to tho luro ot tho music. Mr. Campbell, managor ot tho Hot Springs Natatorlum gavo the boys a special rata for tho attor noon Tho wator carnival to bo hold In tho ovonlng could not havo offor od moro amusomont for tho specta tors nor moro onjoymont for tho swlmmors. Evon aftor an hour ot bolng in tho wator, tho combined otter of wator-molon and Ico-croam was hardly enough to lnduco thom to como out and dross. MIsb Mario Frost, local leador ot tho Park Sowing Club was tho promotor of this picnic, and targoly rosponslblo for Its succoss. Eight girls undor her direction havo com pleted somo mighty flno work. Tho sowing will bo oxhlbltod at tho Com munity Fatr on Soptombor 8, and at tho County Fair on Soptombor 14 to 10. KELLY'S COMEDIANS Arrangement Oomiick'ted for Carnl- (id Attraction For Fair Week Hide and Other Features To Bo Provided Arrangemouta woro completed to day for tho nppcaranco horo during Fair wook ot tho Kolly Comodlaus and sldo shows, besldo othor Carni val attractions. Not only have tho Kollcy's been securod but a ferrls wheol and mer ry-go-round and othor stunts ot tht carnival unually possesses will bu Johnny-on-tho-spot to amusa visi tors to tho fatr. Socrotary V. V. Hlckox has beou aasurod by Icadora in Nyssa, Vale and Oregon Slopo that tholr com munities will each bo out to win tho community prlzo, whtlo Cairo is now ongaged In gathorlng tho ma terial with tho samo end In view, Oregon Slopo Is to havo Its com munity fair noxt wook so as to gather tho material for its' commun ity effort and a big tlmo is planned, for that day. At Nyssa tho Buperlntoarout ot School asslstod by a numbor ot tho young men and womon and tho bus iness mou, too, has undertaken thu task of gathorlng Nyssa's exhibit. This year Nyssa bollovcs that It will bo ablo to repeat last yoar's success for It has a wonderful fruit crop and potato crop beside a big varioty ot grain. Tho community that surpasses Nyssa will have a Job on Its bands. Tho community contost, togethor with tho Individual farm exhibits which will bo largor than ever, Judging by advanco requests for spaco indlcato tho biggest agricul tural fair ever bold In this county. i