For Every F l y You Kill Now—You Prevent Thousands From Hatching Later It The Year SWAT THAT FLY ©dtc Citi) Journal TREASURER TO SOY SCHOOL WARRANTS 5,000.00 0,188.34 ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR DIS­ POSAL OF SCHOOL WAltK. XT-i WHICH TEACHERS HOLD. 0 , 000.00 None 7,007.87 2.880.21 ip y o i ^ HOME. sod e -t Bo-.f there, fa-" located erst "■ At a meeting o f the Counc 1 on last Thuraday night the City t reas­ urer was authorized and Instructed to invest the sinking funds o ' the City’s money in March and April salary warrants drawn a.:alnsi school District No. 26. This action was taken so is to provide a means for the tea -her's o f the Nyssa schools to get their warrants cashed, as they have ex-j perlenced some difficulty lat( ly In finding a market for the ichool warrants. Thus the teacher i are assured of tnelr money for vtarch and April and the "district !s as­ sured that school will contl tue. It was rumored sometime ago that District No. 2 6 would have tf> close on account o f 'l a c k o f fundi, but arrangements have been made to keep the school going. SUGGESTION TO TOWN COUNCIL t TAX PAYER MAKES A FEW BUG- GB5TIONS HOPING TO WARP OFF HIGH WATER. » 4Ua. . . of Lie on 14, 6 east Malheur be the property the de- and aking. righit, pro- mbrins name ison, by known mar- id for if as and ieet. made thereof weekly !sa, Mal- sue- ibl loa­ th the order Biggs, d eu- ay of 81.50 NYSSA, MALHEUR COUNT!, ORB (¡ON, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, HI22. LOCAL A N D PERSONAL ; Mr. Editor: If you will allow me a small space in your paper I would like to put forth a suggestion on the pro­ posed dam that the town Council are considering on putting in the Wilson ditch. As I understand It, they propose putting in a dam in the ditch just s little ways above where the town pumps are located. No doubt that would be fine to protect the pumps, but that would back the water up In the ditch above the dam and the flood water would flow out and cause damage to other peoples’ prop erty above the dam, which would probably cause them quite a little trouble. There Is quite a eellng among the people that we are bound to have exceedingly high water In the Snake river this season, and that the town needs protection from this hlgl water. For the protection o f the pumps and more particularly the protec­ tion o f the town as a whole; why not make the dam at the head o ' the Wilson ditch, just south o f the railroad bridge on the Homedale branch. There is plenty of dirt there handy an d it would not cost any more to build the dam there than It would anywhere else on the ditch. Another thing too, the Town Council could take the matter no with railroad officials and they would probably make a fill across the ditch where their bridge is now for their own protection. A dam or a fill there I feel would be a great protection to the whole com­ munity. I take my hat o ff to the town council, I am not trying to dictate to them, but just offering a sug­ gestion. Yours truly, * * * ............ .. Kingman Kolony pumps, for the _ ------- enginemen to be presented with a Baseball Game. A TAX PAYER. beautiful gold hat badge, by virtue Dickey Tensen Is still at the eoming season moved Into h i » 1 Thr «* the Methodist Friday after school the Girls Ath-^ head of the class in spelling. _ pump ______ _ ( rhuroh " « " d r y morning next, will quarters a" _ the station _ the of being a winner In the fuel sav­ Oca Blaylock has reentered school „ .»t week. ^ an a<' <' rp,w by Rev- Frtgln.fton, ing pool in freight and passenger I otic Association played ball with Twenty-one out of twenty-nine Sheepmen are preparing to stare’ rw,’ resentlng <>>• White r ro«s. Hub Valters now has his sheep the sixth, seventh and eighth grade Morgan j Rev- ■»*»h*ton h*» * reputation feeding at the upper Klinghack girls. The game was not finished » e re perfect in spelling this week to the hills this week. Friday so the girls played It out on Fourth Grade— an(j Fries left their winter feed of being one o f the few worth ranch. hlle speakers speakers on the The score was 12 Ada Blaylock is back in school, grounds on the Burroughs ranch, Mrs. Rose Fletcher, who has Monday night. Pupils In Mrs. Chas. Sch-velzer’s snd Philip O yone expects to start Vmerloan platform, and will give been visiting Mrs. A. C. Bradley for :o 16 ln favor of the High School after being absent two weeks. room who were neither absent nor Sarah Evans has had perfect les-' a part of b's sheep to the hills soon, us a treat. The evening »»rrtee will the past several days went back to girls. tardy during the current school The Girls Athletic Association sons ln spelling for the last two The ontlpok is not promising with be as usual, only that the s*rvlce Nyssa with Chas. Bradley Tuesday month are: Orville Biglow, Fred has begun track work In preparai Ion j* weeks. snow °n the foothills, and reports' will be at 8:00 o'clock Insterd of evening. Pullen, Joe Shatto, Roy Williams 7 : 30 . The recent snbw atroms on the range. Last week it was erroneously -r the Track meet ln May. Robiht and Elizabeth Kaylor, Geo. The Boy’s baseball team Is going tv o base bell tWinis; a girl’s and a Mr. Ashcraft baa rented the ranch stated that grandma Bradley was Rev. Cox beld Services followlng Ru«t. Kenneth McDonald, Jessie formerly owned by Mr. Geo. Reed, j S’trJdy Rchool last tunda seriously 111. Mr. Freeman (grand- to play Parma at Parma next Frl- boy's team. Pullen, Rada a id Nellie Elliot and day. I ast Friday the Forth grade Maurice Solomon met with a pain­ na) Bradley Is seriously 111 with Wm. Schwelter purchased a "Col­ Nova Larsen. Grade News. studied the , Black Bird. ful accident Wednesday morning, onial" range and e cupboard from Wm. Peutz was a business visitor Those in Miss Lilian Davie’ room "lest Grade— Sixth Grade -' , f when his hand wag bitten by a J. S. Glascoek. were: Lota Schwelzer, Dorothy in Ontario Friday. The first erade has two new The sixth' grade was very sorry vicious antmsl, necessitating a visit ____________ Jimmie Hite, scarlet fever patient Kaylor, John Bigelow, Werner Is very much better and the family pupils, a bi y :iom Frultland and a to 'oose Ula Coonrad and Viola fo Dr, Sarazln. Peutz, Dottle Cantrell and Rose Japanese girl. Hl'lman. Mr. and Mrs. John Winkler, who n ,t,L PEl'TZ FELL, BTT will be ont of quarantine soon. Dutcher. Lota Zink hag been absent from NOT IN TIIE ’ VEI-L. "h ose perfect In attendance were are friends from Mr. C. M. Beau- Fred Klinghack and Frank De­ Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dnnn'ng, of Bord attended a "potato growers" school for two weeks because o f a 'ylvla Vhim de, Nina fervaas, Iva moms' -Id home In Wit- >r.a!n, vtal- Parma, were guests at dinner Sun- badly burned hand. Whlle helping to feed their eighty Walters, Virginia Thompson, Blue ted Mr Beaumont in the Kolonv meeting in Nys^a Tuesday evening. day at the Lowe home. Second Grade— lambs. Bell Snow. Zella Schaffer, Ruth last week. Mr. and Mrs Winkler Rade and Nellie Elliot are the Those neither absent nor tardy Reh rger Orvllle Bill Psuts fell into the pwi; Stowetl, Frank are returning tn thetr home after a AN ERROR owners o f • new guitar. during March v.ere: Pete deBoer. Rar band and Marlon Klinkenberg. winter spent tonring the coast and He was reaching over to let one Last week there was printed in Oladye MeOInnle was the over­ Glenn Green, Hubert Luke. Max Eighth Grade— And lots h|s balance then; California. the Owyhee items an Mem about night gueet of Anna Schwelzer j Schwelzer, Dickie Tensen, Emerson Those perfect ln atetndance were: Thoughts o f his birthday near Pupils netther absent nor late Mrs a . C. Bradley receiving word last Wednesday. at hand. Guffey, Cora Cook, Donna Cook, Arthur, Gilbert, VonDella, Robert, during March 1822 In grades inelud- Mrs. E. L. Mac Lafferty was a ! thst her niece Lilly Turner bed i Thelma Cook, Olive Hunter and j Boyd, Clyde, Nina, Jessie. Nellie, Moat likely turned tie brtln; from the first to the sixth are: | recently died of influenza. This was dinner guest at the home of Mr. Leroy Teuteeh. ] Hazel and Helen. For as he turned over. Orvllle McEwen, Lloyd Me Ewen.' an error, because the person known and Mrs. Klin aback last week. He »hoisted with might and mein James Me Ewen. Rebie Mosec, Zens Jack Glascock etarted Frld-vv to to many o f the Owyhee people as His faithful wife was close st Moses, Ruth Pinkston. Violet Pink­ CARD OP THANKS. CHURCH SERVICE Lillian Turner. Is still living. It do a Job o f Tevelllng for Vlcentl hand. ston. Delbert Zlerleln, Leonard Smith Mrs. Emma Baird wishes to ex- was Mrs. Bradley's sinter-in-law In Episcopal service will be held at Mendtola. And clutching both his feet. Harold Elliot, Oora Elliot, Helen nress her thanks to the people of _ , . „ S. D. Blgtow surety must be the Salt Lake who died, and some one . .. , . . . ” . the Parish Hall on Monday evening Wiwell. Eddie Powell, Glenn Mc- She rescued hint from hungry Nyssa for their kindness and fin- ' "neighborhood Chinaman,” Judging failed to get the Item correctly lambs. ancial assistance tendered her on Aprl* •* o ’clock. Every- rinnls, John McGinnis and Keneth when they turned it ln to the from the amount o f truck garden­ In s way that c s s t be baa*. account o f her lat« misfortune. body come. Bach, i correspondent. ing he antlctpatee doing this year. I I I OWYHEE NEWS lTEMS ? fi MBS. BAIRD HAS HAD ACCIDENT HAND 18 BADLY MANGLED TWELVE STITOHE# TAKEN. KINGMAN KOLONY P .T .A . MEET SAT. NYSSA SCHOOL ITEMS l R PER YEAR as he plans for 16 acres of potaitoee El» TEN HAVE IMPROVING MRS. FEERUOOM DIES HOG BITES MAN CAUSING The friends of Mrs. Emma Baird 3 acres of onions and 1 acres of AT HOME OF DAUGHTER- NEED FX)R DOCTOR F’ROM IN J ERIE.S RECEIVED were put to sorrow a few days ago head lettuce. when they heard o f the sad rale- Amelia Johanna Elizabeth Sproek Mrs. Albert Caperton visited Mrs. Morris F. Solomon while helping fortune which befell her. —• Ten Have, who wag thrown 9. D. Bigelow, Monday afternoon. was born In Holland, In 1854, and to ring some hogs noses in the It's e e m s that Mr». Baird was Mr. and Mrs. Shatto and son from a horse a couple o f weeks ago^ country last week w’aa bitten V ila married to Frederick Peerbooin doing a washing and while running Merle left the first of the week ftr king on his ueck and shoulders, through the palm of the hand. It in 1SS2, in Holland. some clothes thrcugh »he electric for Lancaster where they will work To ill's union were born tour wringer one of her children called i slowly Improving. He mounte 1; "eema that Mr. Soloman waa trying for L. J. Petorson. children. One daughter aged Four- to her and when she looked around h o r s e t o an tn u u h i« t o k e « P o n ® ,h e k o SS f r o m m l* - . . .. hit horse 10 3 . 1 0 see i - e pf hts the re8t an