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T he G ate C ity J ournal A C o n tin u a tio n o f T h e N y s s a S u n NYSSA, MALHEUR COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY NOVEM BER 10, 1910 EMOCRATS WIN IN MANY °" °™EE 4P Spokane Capitalist call to STATES look up conditions—Say G0VERNMENT DATA BIG FOOT-BALL GAME $1.50 P E R YEAR. 5c PE R COPY. DOINGS OF THE WEEK Last Saturday the N. H. S, foot “ W e t e l l it a s it w a s t o l d t o u s ” ball team went to Nampa to play PLIED FOR that aggregation a ¡game of foot Last Friday evening a social ball and this they did with a team students all matters of student dis- minus three of their players and vipline and if so to draw up plans time was spent in the club rooms substituted by green players and for legislature and administration. of the Presbyterian church under when one considers the disadvan The students assume that they the auspices of the Christian en tages of playing on a foreign field will be able to assume the respon deavor. the Nyssa boys played an except sibility of self government and to Mrs. Chas. McKee died on W ed yssa g o e s d r y b u t M a lh u e r C o u n ty W . Lee Blodgett as secretary of ionally good game even if the rule themselves more effectively nesday of last week of a liver dis The stud the Owyhee Irrigation district score does look a little queer. The than ean the facvlty. order from which she had been is w e t — N y s s a v o t e c l o s e — W e s t sent an application to Secretary score was R-27 in favor of Nampa ents wish to have the faculty rules suffering for sometime Her hus Bnllenger for the data on the Owy High but it is a pleasure to feel and regulations repealed end the band and sister were at her bed e le c t e d o v e r B o w e r m a n , th e a s s e m - hee river that the government en that our boys made a touch down field cleared for the enactment of side nt the time of her embark- gineers collected sometime and on a foreign field which is uncom new regulations which would be uient unto the Great Beyond from c a n d id a te . ! this data will be used by the dis mon for a fresh team to do. Many dictated by student opinion and whence none return, Mr. M cKee trict for the use of the engineers. teams never oven scoring during enforced through student organiz accompanied the remains to Plat- This data is in the office of the their first season of playing. The ation. ville, Wis. where they were inter IConsideraMe interest was taken passed denying relief to the peo red. Reclamation Service in Boise Jand boys as a record making team have the election at this place, ple. Out of this has grown a new I will do dress making nt my will be accessible by the people of won and they are a bunch that A fine lot of rocking chairs nev Specially on the dry question and Rhpublican party which will be home. Mrs. R. Megorden. the districts at any time that the Nyssa can well be proud of. The er offered before at such bargain Uryone looked for an exception, greater and grander in its results Secretary of the Interior issues an record is veey exceptional and the Rev. Morrison of Ontario paid prices as now at A. Hinyh’s Nyssa heavy vote in the prohibitionists' for the American people than order declaring it open for inspect boys have received the support of Nyssa a visit last Sunday and al even the grand old’ party has been H. Wells spent the fo:e part of every royal citizen. Every game so delivered a dry lecture to a large Lppointment of both sides it in the days when it stood for em ion. This data is very important the week with his family at this has been well patronized and will and will save the districts a good audience at the Presbyterian Lj too close to be pleasant. The ancipation. The party has ap place. be. The Thanksgiving game is ly sum that would otherwise have church. The reverends old friends j were certaiidy expecting to plied the lush to the deceased E. VuiiBuskirk was in towu last to be used for the obtaining of one that is looked forward to foV were glad to hear him, as well as la much larger vote in their parts and is now undergoing the week visiting old friends. this data. W. Lee Blodgett re- pleasure and is a money maker. h is new friends. jvor but the surprise came. The reaction incident to recovery. ceived a letter yesterday from 1 he game is to be played between O. .!. Ramsey who is a Caldwell tts were ahead at the beginning From latest reports Home ttule Engineer Lewis that he would for. Gigh School boys and the Pay up your subscription and man now renewed his acquaint jfthe count but the drys steadily carried and State Wide Prohibi ward the abstracts of the tilings men from town and country. The get some of the Christy Plates. ance with Nyssa last week. filled until ut 11 o'clock a. m. they tion defeated. Lafferty goes to on the water, dam and reservoir gate receipts go to the High School They are pretty * • *re eight ahead and only 21 Congress from this district and sittjs The Council has passed an or . boys. ntes to count. The victory look- Cswald West defeated Jay Bower- Rev, Giffen of Parma paid dinance ordering tjie Railroad Co. Jacob Schaffer of Spokane was i he first half of the game last jas if it would lead by at least man, the Assemblyite for Govern to fill in the ditch on the west here Monday relative to the new I weak ended by a score of 5-6 in Nyssa a visit on Tuesday and jhat number but the final count or, side of the track on Main street. project. He is connected with | favor of Nampa bui our boys had Wednesday. He was accompa 70 to 71 in favor of Local Op- This nied by his wife and babe, people that feel that they can han made the touch down first. Nyssa lias had some cement The state wide was a larger touch down was as a reward for dle the bonds without any diffi- walks laid this fall And it will Ladies, Misses and Infants, lictory being 05 to 71 votes. The team work and showed how thoro- culty. bo much better to walk around in You | ughly our boys are organized. Capes, Coats and Jackets. Warns from Jordan Valley gives the evening. The enrollment for the month of I The Nampa boys were preparing cannot afford to let this oppor ■he wets a majority of 51 votes A. Hinsch is selling a big lot of for a puut but Audrey Ward broke tunity go by as the prices are far pd the Owyhee 40 for the drys. October showed an increase of 12 T H E R E S E R V E over that for September, the total below other towns for Same Qual bedsteads, mattresses and springs a ly T y t i v » ^ f t h r o u g h the interference and kntario went wet with 5 ale and enrollment being 202. The per ity. Boyilell Mercantile Company. He certainly sells them cheap A l l LU j J j E i I j I . caused the full back to fumble the Iwtfall. Nyssu's dry. centage of tardiness and absence enough and people are pleased ball. Bruce Duncan covered the |The state takes its rank with increased largely, only 80 pupils of Mrs. George Meek and family vitli the bargains. ball for Nyssa and Capt. Blodgett l eastern states on the Demo- Nyssa is indeed the reserve ap the 203 having a clear record for left Tuesday evening for Robin ple belt of the world for it. is yet called for a forward pass to Chas. atic gubernatorial candidates. Arthur R, McCarty was down the month. A large part of this ette, Ore., where Mr. Meek has in its infancy as an apple country. Crawford behind thfc Nampa line (Test being elected. from Boise the fore part of the been located for some time. can easily be eliminated ¡with the People are awakening to the fact and thus made a touch down. [State wide prohibition was kill- week to visit his friend and cast help of the parents. Many pupils Saturday the boys ¡»lay at Cain- that there is indeed a fortune to land Oregon will still struggle Foster’s Hoarhonnd honey and his ballot. He says Nyssa is still have been present only (i to twelve be made in the apple raising busi biidge and are in high hopes of Tar will relieve your cough. Price his stronghold. (?) Jlong under local option if not un- days of the 20 which makes it im ness and over production is an securing a game from those lads. 50c, S. F. Foster. Biler Home Rule as the returns possible for them to do the work impossibility according to auth Robt. vanGilse visited Ontario ire showing a tendency toward of their class. Tuesday evening. Great preparations are now in Thos. Jones was in Nyssa Mon orities along that line. Nyssa has caring of this measure, The literary society gave its first an abundance of water and sun progress at the Oregon Agricultur day after voters. Altho a demo Willard Lynch, who • has been pyssa voters did not stick to the program Friday afternoon, with shine, which are two of the prin- al College for the annual contest crat he received many of the votes up in Long Valley for several Itraight party ticket and'very few one or two exceptions the parts cipal fuctors of the apple industry. between the football teams of the of our citizens. months arrived last Saturday. ■ent down the ticket marking on were well prepared and showed Universityjand the Agricultural He is a welcome prodiga'i. ly their, party representative re- conscienciouB work. The debate The soil is like that of the Pay If you like good reading got a ette -valley, or any other fruit sect College. It is expected that more ljardless of the man. “ Resolved that the prohibition of ion in the Snake River valley, than 5000 people will be in atten 75c reprint copy right at 8. F. The Master Masons of Nyssa The socialists of this precinct the sale of intoxicants in Nyssa Foster. and vicinity took steps towards the dance at this game. Besides the It is the kind that produces prize Irommoned 7 of the total 104 votes has been detrimental to the busi organization of a Masonic Lodge entire student body of this insti winners at least. Perhaps we The paper next week will tell ■that were cast. in Nyssa, Ore., last night in the ness interests,” was handled in a have forgotten that while all sect tution, members of the faculty and you about the Thanksgiving din The election in Nyssa was a spirited manner and showed that vanGilse hall. Seventeen mem ions around us suffer for water a great number of citizens of Cor ner. r interesting time and nearly we have some fine material for fu bers have signed the petition for a Nyssa had plenty even under the vallis, there will be the student (very voter in the precinct was in ture debaters. Doctor Sarazin is the proud Lodge at this place. Election of The society will conditions that existed, Mr. Silas body from Eugene with the facul »say his say. The principal is- hold its meetings every two weeks He has a officer resulted as follows: Robert Wilson told us that less water and ty and a large following of towns possessor of an auto. me was Prohibition and it was on Friday afternoons, from 2:45 to chauffeur and is in every way up vanGilse, W. M.. B. F. Farmer S. people, Also many members of more cultivation produced better ely a contest for and against, W, W. Leo ¡.Blodgett, J. W. J. to the times in uutomobiling. the alumni of both institutions and 4:00 o'clock. apples at least in flavor. It also le Prohibitionists had been Boydell, Treasurer, A. C. Palmer, A set of laboratory apparatus strengthens the tree and prepares others who are interested in the irking for sometime and so ar- for the Physics class has recently Secretary A. T. Boydell, S. D. T. Yesterday afternoon thy Ladies it for the next years crop. The schools will I k - present. Bleachers lently that a large majority was been ordered-On its arrival two F, Coward, J. D- L, Spier S- S. are being constructed which mill of the Guild met at the homo of sciences of pruning, thinning and oked for by everyone. perisds each week will be given to spraying are to be studied^and have a seating capacity of over Mrs. A. W. Ward and were royally P. J. Phillips, J. S. The Wf'iser Signal gives a very laboratory work in that class. The Lodge will meet on the let These with the entertained. when learned the present orchards 3U00 jH-oplo. and 3rd Wednesday nights of each jointed account of the campuign grand stand and the bleachers will be benetitted and will edccur- Mrs. J. W. Wills returned last month at 7 :30 o ’clock at the van | in the east. 11 is as folk Mi •: which are now cracted will take Last Friday afternoon Douglas age more of the ranchers to go in week from her visit with her Gilse Hall. "There is never a popular over- care of the enormous crowd. McDonald was riding his pony to toe business by the success that daughter in Lethbridge, Can. Itnrning in national politics with- The intense athletic rivalry and lending a cow. The cow be their neighbors get. out u cause, and we need look no which exists between the stu C. E. Cook, of Keathey, Oregon, The raising of an orchard is in came frightened at something and j further than the last Republican dents of these two institutions is is visiting his brother Arthur at OUR CONGRESSMAN! throwing it j deed u job that means hard work ran around the horse [Congress for the cause of the certain to make the game one of this place. and Douglas' head struck the with patience and jjerseverance. [Democratic gains throughout the exceptional merit. The members C. H Davison and H O W alk ground with terrific force. The Time is necessary and in the of the Agricultural College team er visited the formers land in the |Nation. The present admiuis- lad has been unconscious ever I future many orchards will have will be much lighter than their Big Bend country and burned ■M bn came into power with aj It is said that he^ tried to grown up to bearing and Nyssa opponents but they have been sage brush last week. [definite that I since. wnniie promise to the tu. people ----- „ , . .¡i. then j the seat of a beauty garden spot, h would reduce the tariff and thus talk only once_ «whde and working exceptionally hard and visible signs of necessities to without any A certain young man by the feel that they have a chance to Ifeluce the cost of Potatoes For Sale:—Good will ! taming consciousness or recogm- name of Cook visits Ontario quite , fft-ct this handicap Keck’s won- [the great common folk. It of those at his bed side, ter Potato«« at a reasonable M ilerfnl ability as a kicker is a fac often o f late- O f course its O n pot do far standpatters to shift to tion condition is remarkable C. W. DeBoer. tor of no small importance in favor tario not a citizen thereof. ItW-position owing to lh(. .tout (Kwition that there was no 1 car of the cpileg. men. O f the other M. T. Coy wood unloaded reduce” the I fit-fin ite promise to Dr. Goeltz was called to L h - i with which he was of household goods etc last Mon- hand, greater weight and the fact it. It Itariff but to "revi-i Grande Wednesday to assist in an l ..mlowed He is holding his own Jay at this place. He is \>ri ng on that the University men are more •»er, ly setting up a straw man an. 1 ^ , young man .b oa t 19 operation on Dm is Farrar, a for the Robi Harris place. Mr Cov- mature and more experienced mer Nyssa boy who has had oon- | mocking it down. ()1(, ;im, one that is liked by wooil was formerly a Boise man. gives the University a better siderabU“ trouble with his eyes of Tail said it meant revisionjy whioh sh. wn by the The Nyssa ranchers are slid to chance in the game. ¡of the everyone. late and who has been confined in jfiownwanl" the supporters ,• , interest they take in his welfare. have him in tbeir midst. The studentsjol the Oregon Ag a hospital at LaGrande for sever I platform to a man it meant re- 11 he has backing. J bly L fl | ror iv;i - expected *l»ut to the SCHOOL NOTES. I constitution Miss Ethel Cole went to Pay | vision downward.' the electors TRY CAN pork.sl and votisi for a “ revision ette last Saturday to visit her Of Hill Bros Blue Can. Steel grand faeher and from the»- she jfiownward," in spite of all these Cut Coffee three pounds for $1.0G I pledges the natioal congress was ...... . j - - J. C. Hiuiler [ fiottiinated by the eastern system many friends. °f plunder, and a tariff bill was A ricultural College have appointed al weeks with and extraordinary a committee to confer with Presi disease. dent Karr in order to determine Grace Lackey visited her ft lends whether or not the faculty would be willing to turn ovrr to the |in Nyssa Sunday. j A. W. L akkuku 1 I 1