T he G ate C ity J ournal
NY88A, MAUI STIC COUNTY,
VOL. XX. NO. M
CartTAi Coming to
Farewell Suprise for
IiTOftigito tke Al­
Mr. and Mrs. I. Lax
The Eastern Star lodge gave a fare­
falfa Weevil Here well surprise party to Mr. and Mrs. 1.
Lax Wadnesday avening. The festiv­
ities wars held at the W. 8. Clore
home, wither Mr. sad Mre. Lax bau
been lured by promise of a suppar.
The evening was enlivened by divert
thrilling stunts, smeng which was the
trial sa te who could grin tke widest,
which was won by W. S. Clara, whilo
Frank Miller preved to be the chans
pies long distance frewner.
F. E.
Young distinguished land very nearly
extinguished) himself by eating more
cake than anyene alie present. A
suaptuees feed was servad, to which
all did ample justice. Those present
were:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hail, Mr. and
Mis. Frank Miller. Mr and U ri F. K.
Yooag, Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Munter,
Mr, and Mrs. 8. D. Goshert, Mr. and
Mrs. Kekabake, Mr. and Mrs. Crooker,
Mr, aad Mrs. t rank Fry, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Gossett, Mr. and Mrs. J.
tteydell. Hr, and Mrs. harazio, Mrs.
C. C. Monk Mrs. J. M. wolf, Mrs.
Ernest W'lsen, Mrs. Arthur Boydoll.
The Canyon C c n t y Farm Uur.au
la aiTanamg a tour Into Malheur
couuiy to 0« Laid on June I to la-
veeila.il« tne aimlia wee »11.
TDtt
pest uaa aot yet oeoouie ¿¡«inaral over
Canyon oounty like It baa In .Mal­
heur, Pa: «Uo and Weanlngton coun-
Uea, but la gaining a tootnold
quluj rapidly.
Toe larmara up ibat
way at leaat are be Darning to woi r>
aooat a a id want to know juat wbat
It mean» to neve a real lnfeeieUon
weevil in inmr Uelda.
Also they
m e iwokiog tor too beat way «0
control the peat.
Toe Canyon county caravan will
come by the way of Nyssa, leaving
high school building at 10 a. m.
stopping at points aiong the road to
examine iieiua.
They will go aa
lar north as Ontario at which point
dinner will be taken In the park
near the depot.
County agricul­
tural agent nrvalthanpt le assisting
In arranging ashort program which
will com*, Immediately alter tha
lunch hour and will oovar auoa
points as the m e history o f tne
weevil, the rapidity oI ua increase
A Le utucuau uujm i c t x t p q l u u u i -
and extent 01 damage and vanoua
-itn tM
iu
lai «
¿ «tu ie a u i n u ) ,
w la n in o
control mcaaurtti wmch are recom­
ai ola Vaiti ti/ a »Cult* ul l i tu 0.
mended.
Tne field entomologist 01
im a pula
ut tilt) aeau oi iut
idubo u eai.evted to he present and
uai, luiviii * tutti oue uui 01 luui
several persona who nave bad prac­
untano una iiuiiun0 i wu
tical experience in Hguung altaila
«»iti tieUp navmg eacu woa two auu
weevil nave oeen luviteu to give
ioM bWO,
Uuur views on spraying and otner
luti gdiuv tìuaaay ww rnarreu
uieanvoa.
by an uiuouunau* acuaent uy wuicu
At 1 ( . u , i spraying demonstra­
vann^ever ut ino u m luam *>ui-
tion will be given at tne Hofer Ut­
iert>U a tractured ma while aiutino
ley ‘ arm lust east o f town.
This
tu tiio noma piate.
W ooiiruif ut
utvmonauvsuon will be put on hy
la « li ani e» team waa strucn un tiie
oun wnelan o f the Idaho extension
wrist by a hot one, while at tne bat
service, wno is in cnange at alt alts
and waa ineapaoibUed for further
weevil work m that state.
Tne
Dewey
action In the pilonar’» box.
machine will b« a ta »-horse tractor
Hoxle was substituted and acquittea
type sprayer such Is now recom­
‘illuseli with nonor.
mended and sold by tha Iron Age
Ayate will play Ontario at Untar-
company lo r use on allalla, pota­
lo neat Bunaay.
to«« and st‘ f r field c-icpe.
It
STANDING OF CLUBS
coveu’s a Wide strip, using liquid
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spray made of two pounds of cal­
7bo
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are welcome to attend this meeting
and d*iEonst ration.
Also Tes(p
denta of the Uwna who may wlsn
to do so.
Parties may bring bas­
tir e oroxe out lu tne i-asumw
ket lunch with them and eat In the
pool nail Monday night at JU:ku
park If desired.
The program will
and uia consiuerauie damage to
start about l p. m. and the spraying
stock and fixture« ueloie it was
demonstration as noted at 3 p. m.
exunguisnoo.
Mr. i ananara who sleeps in me
back odd or an adjoining room dis­
covered tne blaze and gave the
alarm, which quickly brought the
Mr. end Mrs. James Fogle eater
fire company to ihe scene and af­
tailed the fallowing guests at dlnuar
ter some fast work the boys got
latarday, in hener o f their daughter
me fire under control.
Tue pool
Faeline'i third birthday anniversary:
Mrs. ffeerge Ward end ehildren. Mrs. hell was conducted by Felton Hun
H. J. Ward, Miss Kats Whipple, Mrs. can wno carried some insurance on
The build­
Lorens Fields end children. A dee the stock and fixtures.
feast was prepared in henor o f the ee- ing la owned by Sharp brothers
esslen. which wee mueh enjoyed hy ail. and will require conslderanle re­
pair work before It U ready for
occupancy again.
Njua Takts Anether
Un« Frolli Vaie
Due at I' m »um« i'uui tenit
Birthday Dinner
Birthday Party
Mr. end Mr*. Frank Lynch enter­
tained ten smell children at their heme
Moaday evening in honor o f their son
Arthur's eighth birthday snnivsrssry.
A delightful evening was spent hy the
little folks la playing games after
which delieleae refreshments were
served.
Skoffer-Golaeke.
Friends o i Miss Allcei Ooleeke will
be surprleed to learn o f ner recent
marriage to Faye Stoffer a r«sl
dent of Caldwell. Mies Goleeke Is a
former resident o f Nyssa, a niece o
Mrs. Will HaiiMU. TIM young c
will make their home in Portland
Turning Back the
Leaves o f History
May 80 wn torn back the par«» af history ta 186 1
05 aad haaar thoaa who, as young: men and boys,
wrata large their aanas ia American annals.
History's latest chapter gives to all of us a brosder
caasoptioa of what War is and enables us te understand
aara fully the deeper mealing af Mq morial Day.
On that day thia institution will remain
claaed ia henar of our Soldier Dead
m alheur
capitai ,
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26, 1922.
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LOCAL A N D PE R SO N A L
Mrs. P. M. Binkley was a Payette
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Eliza Evans and family visited
in Ontario Monday.
E. M. Dean and Fred Marshall want
to Payette on business Monday.
8tanley Dean and ehildren spent
Sunday at the C. R Carter home
Mra. McGee and daughter Margaret
•pent several days in Beise this week.
Mrs. Claude Allen and children spent
the week end at Roswell with relatives.
Mrs. A. R. Cook and children spent
the week end at Ontario visiting her
sister.
Mrs. P. M. Binkley and Mrs. H. L.
Sharp spent Wednesday at the John
Ray home.
Mra. William Sexton of Prairie City
ia visiting her son, Frank Anderson, in
Nysaa this week
Big potato growers meeting next
Tuesday evening at council room. See
adv. on back page.
Mayor P. M. Warren and brother,
James Warren, were business visitors
at Caldwell Mcnaay.
Miss Mildred Forbes left Saturday
for Sait Lake to make an extended
visit with relatives
J. P. Baxter and family this week
moved into the residence recently va
cated by Prof. Lustie.
The ladies of St. Paul G- Id will
meet at the home of Mrs. A.
Boy-
del on Thursday, June 1.
Born - To Mr. and Mrs Pearl Bing­
ham, a tan and ena half pound baby
boy, Wednesday, May 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Walmesly of Par
wart dinner guests at the home ef Mr.
and Mrs. H. T. Francis Sunday.
Archie Francia of Boise spent the
day Monday visiting at thehoma of his
parents, Mr and Mra. H. T. Francis
Mrs. Johsnna Schnaiter returned
Monday from a two months visit with
her suns and daughter at Ogden. Utah.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCarty iDent
Sunday visiting bis brothers and other
relatives living on the Boulevard road.
Mr. and Mra. O. D. Cole and Mrs.
Elmar Col* and baby of Payette spent
Sunday at tbe J. W. Wills home in
Nyssa.
Mrs. E. M. Dean and Mra. Albert
Cook attended the P. T. A. convention
at Boise thia week as delegates from
the Nyssa local.
C. R. Carter, who is working in a
construction camp near Vale, visited
with hit family in Nyssa several days,
returning Wednesday.
If you are a potato grower don't fail
to attend the meeting Tuesday eve
ning at the council room. Buyers
from out of town are expected to be
present.
Mr. Turner bis been busy this week
repairing, papering and making an ad­
dition ef a naw scrasn perch to the
residence of his daeghter, Mrs. Sam
Blayloek.
S. F. Foster went to Baker Wednes­
day t* visit with his family for a few
days M.». Mattie McLellen and Miss
Bliss Cartar are in charge ef the drug­
store daring his absence.
Harry Sharp came home from Baker
this week, where he is operating a lin
otype machine on the Herald, to loek
after his brick building on Main street,
which wae somewhat damaged bv the
pool hall lire Monday night.
L F. Schirmer of Boise wae in town
several days this week visiting rela­
tives.
Mr. Schirmer formerly con­
ducted e jewelry store in Nyssa, but is
now taking the government instruction
course for ex-service men ia Boise.
Mr. sod Mra. E B. Butler of Arca-
dis are mourning the death o f a pet
dog which rot into a mixup with an
automobile Thursday c f last week and
was killed instantly. Tha aaimal had
bean a pet of the family for sine years
and ita death w li a sad blow.
A. V. Cook left the first of the week
for Portland to attend an I. O. O. F
convention.
Ho wae accompanied as
far as Baker by hie two children, who
will visit with their grandparents until
his return. Mrs. Cook is taking ad­
vantage of the absence ef tbe other
members of tbo family to viait her par.
ants at Ontario.
Mrs T. J. Caldwell cams homo from
Long Beach, Cal., where she spent tbe
inter with her son Cecil, this week,
which fact probably aceounl* for the
broad emilo on T J .’■ countenance
which hes been quite noticeable for tbe
past few day* Mrs. Caldwell reports
a most enjoyable visit to California's
famous winter resert, and that Cecil is
doing well, being heed of e department
in one of Long Brash's large drygoodi
»»tabliehment*.
eorge Phillips Is on the eick list
this week.
Mr». J. W. Wills vleited aeverel
days recently at the home of E. B.
Butler, Jr., at Arcadia.
g
Urniy burner, wbu u»s been serious­
ly in el me uutario uuspliei, is cou
siUerauiy improve« lu hceiia.
tare. Sump auo Mrs truiwek V ill leu
as trie beme w( mre. mouse, ikuresay
Me.
una mra. rioyu imnuer ex­
pect. to leave lor .Newport, Oregon
w vu to speuc. tne summer uioutua.
Mr. and Mrs. Chan. Dorman of
Rigby, Idaho, are ¿ s eats at the
home of Mr. and Mra. J. P. Baxter.
Mrs. Cecils, Reynolds lewt Friday
10 join ner u us uand la Fendieton
wn«re they expect to remain tor the
present.
Frank Phillips left Tuesday tor
Midvale to take over a bunen 01
horses to pasture there this sum
meg.
Miss Ruth Servo so waa a visitor
In Ontario Wednesday attending the
commencement exorcise# to he helu
there this week.
Mrs. Johanna Schnelter returned
to her home In Nyssa, after several
weeks’ visit with ^relatives and
friends In Idaho Falls, arriving
Monday.
Mrs. Adolph Sohndttr left Satur­
day for Boise, whore she will make
an extended vlelt with her husband
who is shearing sheep in that vl
cinity, and with othcT relatives who
are residents in that city.
Business Houses to
Close Memorial Day
The following business bouses will
elos* all day Maj- 80:
Eder Hardware Co.
Nyssa Meat Market.
Malheur County Bank.
Wilson Bros.
Nyssa Trading Oo.
Nyssa Barber Shop.
T. J. Caldwell.
Bank of Nyssa.
Gam Stata Lumber Co.
Boise Payette Lumber Co.
Miscellaneous Shower
Member» of the Kobokahs, the
Ladiea Aid and friend» ef Mrs. Wm.
Beam met at the lodge room Thuriday
afternoon at a miaeellaaoous shower
given in honor of Mrs. Beam, about
thirty persons attending. The after­
noon was spent in tying a quilt and
piecing another one to bo tied Friday
evening.
A delightful lunch wee
served by the Rebskahs and Ladiea
Aid.
KINGMAN K0L0NY
Miss Ruby Moses arrives this week
from Ontario, where she attended
high school the past year. She will
spend the summer vacation with her
mother, Mrs. William Meses.
Friday, June 2. the regular P T. A.
meeting.
Several boys o f th* Kelony attended
he opening game oa the New baseball
field at Adrian last Sanday.
T ie Kolony Pig Glub baieball nine
will play th* Big Bend Corn Clab team
at Adrian Wednesday aftaraoou. May
24th.
Narrow Eacape from Fire.
Lee Noe
Primary Election
Makes Successful Raid W as Quiet Affair
in the Gate City
The people ot Nyssa ware treated to
a genuine thrill last Friday evening
when Sheriff le e Noe end a deputy
sheriff rode into town with a pris­
A light rote waa polled at t' v
oner aad an auto load of apparatus
captured 1» a raid en” a TlquoVmaae- 1 Primary election laet Friday and ! •
factoring plant In tha Big Bend conn-
0 lnt®r*8t wa® iTNnlfedted W ;-t
Covci
try. Th* offlears parked their auto for one or two ornc**.
in front o f the Silver Grill while they four vote* were e»tl, o f whloh 84
and the prieoner were at auoper. Tke were republican and 80 demoooMld.
W. S. Clone wee elected lustie*
auto waa quickly surrounded by an ad­
miring populace composed o f men, o f the peeee aad H. D. Holm«* eoe-
women and children, who examined stfeMe.
the captured paraphernalia, which con­
All three o f the Oregon congress­
sisted o f two complete 10 gallon dis­ men have been reeomluated, Repre -
tilling ontfita, with kattles, copper tentative W. C Hawley for the Fir*»
wire 'n everything, with much inter­ dietriet, Representative N. J. Sinnot,
est. Femine curiosity was arousad to for tbe Second district, end Repre
a high pitch and innumerabla ware the tentative C. N McArther for th*
questions aakad by the fair spectators. Third dietriet. None e f th* represent­
The concensus of opinion, however, ative* bed the indorsement of tbs fed­
was that tha apparatus was too dirty erated patriotic societies, which astiv-
and they wouldn’t drink the nasty ely opposed Sinnot and McArthur.
stuff made by it, while the male por
Candidates nominated on the Repub­
tion o f the audience cast longing lican state ticket a-o:
fiances at it and surreptitiously
National commit teemen—Ralph Will-
searched for any samples that might lama.
he lurking around in the vicinity.
Treasurer -O . P. Hoff.
The priaener’a name waa Gabino
Justieeiof supreme court—Georg*
Oaaoica, who was taken to Vale, where H. Burnett, John McCourt, John L.
he pleaded guilty and waa sentenced Rend
to 30 day* in jail and to pay a fine of
School superintendent—J. A. Church­
$850
ill.
Whan the man’s house was entered
Labor Commissioner— H. Cram.
two still of 10 gallon capacity each
Candidaiaa nominated by the dem­
were found, together with 22 gallons ocrats are:
of moonshine, 100 gallons of fig mash,
Netinnal committeeman — Will R.
700 pounds ef figs aad 900 pouads ef King.
sugar.
Governor—Walter M. Pierce.
In e recall elestion held simultan­
eously with th* primaries Fred G.
Butchtai aad Fred A. Williams were
recall*« frees office as atat* public
service eommisaloaera and Nawten Mc­
Coy and T. M. Kerrigan, both e f Pert-
Rav. G. E. Wharton, writing to tha land, were sleeted to euoeeed them.
Journal from Glasgow,
Montana,
any a:
“ Wa are very nicely settled in this Warren District te Give Play.
city and are being well received and
The Warren acuuol Uuirlct and
wall cared for. While I am oet a pas­ the Parent-Tear u«r Aaeociatloa will
tor of an? regular work, not a Sunday givj a play at the Liberty Theatre
passes but thut I preach at laaat once on Friday, June i.
The asm ot
in one or other o f the several churches the play la
Deacon Dubbe" and
ef the city. Have preached twice for
wUl be rend »red uy tne following
tbe Holinesa people, twice for our own
aU-ctar cast:
Methodist church and am te preach for
Mint Phllipeua— Mrs. U. O. Oar-
them next Senday,
"W e are wall, and ainoe we have re­ men; Deacon Dubbs— Mrs. B. Flock;
ceived cur goods are beginning to feel Ames Coleman— Chaa. N. ’n o m a -
son; Rose Raleigh— M i V. Flock;
at home.
"W e are hoping that by this time a Emily Dale— Anona D. German;
pastor hat been appointed for our zDei teronomy Jones— Lu 1 te Stem;
Yeneen— Oeneve
W ood»;
Methodist church that t e good work Y m ule
begun by Bro Kendall's assistance will Major Mos** McNutt— Klaus Stem;
not be lost.
Rendon
Crawley— Lultn
Stem:
"Weather here is fine. More rain­ Trixie Coleman— Helen M. arman.
fall has been experienced already thia
■pring than in the total period of flva
Will Play Benefit Ball Game.
years past. Farmers are as busy as
bees gatting in crops and all are happy
The Nyssa ball team will go to
in tba fine prospect of excellent crop».’ ’ Vole May 30th to take part In a
benefit ball game for the Veld ball
player who got his leg broken laet
Sunday In the game.
A goodly
The dance given last Friday evening number of rooter* will ncoompanr
at the h- me of Mr. and Mra. Tom th< team to cheer up the boys In
Johnson was in honor of Mr. and Mrs. their arduous task of heating the
Clinton Webb and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Va'e team.
Lauck and children, who took their de­
picture the following day for Darkae,
between Huntington and Baker, where
they will be employed at read cen-
I. Lex ha* disposed ef hi* interest In
struction work. About seventy people the Lae Pharmacy te I. F. Fester and
attended and report a fine tira*.
ex poets to loevo next week with his
family for Portland.
A farewell dance was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holmes in
I am leaving Myna, All my ee-
honor of Mr. and Mra. Parry Lowe
cornata ere payable te S. F. Foster.
Monday oxening. Mr. and Mra. Laws
I. LAX.
ar* leaving this week for Harper, Or.,
where they will be employed by tne
McCloud Shetp Co.
Dairy Cattle Netd Grain.
Rev. Wharton Writes
From His New Home
Farewell Dances
Baaineaa Chang*.
High producing dairy tattle need
grain even when on good paitur*. Bar-
. lay or earn mixed with equal parts of
1 Buick Six, 1920.
, oat* or mill run make* a good mlxters.
1 dtudebaker Six.
1 Saxon Six.
i If cewa on naatnre tone weight it is a
2 Fordes, priced for quick salo.
sign that grain Is needed, Ordinarily
NYSSA GARAGE.
*n* pound of grain to six t* eight lbs.
of milk I* required, bet when pasture
LOST—Pair of glassai Finder please
deliver to Journal office and reeeiva I* short more le needed.- O. A. O. Ex­
reward.
periment s t a t i o n ____________ ___
FOR SALE.
J. R. Hunter returned th* first of
the week from s viait iato the
Jordan volley aelling the famous Me-
Connee Remedies.
His return was
celebrated by a family dinner te which
a few friends were levited. He re­
port* crop* In that neek of the woods
very backward. While at Jordan Val­ ♦♦« U M 4 » t 4 4 4 4 » » » t M t t » t t t t t t t t t » t » M t t M t t t t t M t M » >
lar Mr. Hanter had a narrow escape
from losing his outfit, including 8600
worth of stock, by fire. The barn in
which his horses and wagon worn put
up for the night caught fire in the eve­
ning end waa buraed to the ground,
but not until horses and wagons bed
Teu see people come to the Bank of Nyaga evary day. Do
been removed therefrom.
you know their purpose?
A Friendly Interest
in Your Daily Work
Ker Sale.
Chieken or turkey ranch for sale {
mil* above Mitchell Butt* on Owyhoe
river, H miles west of Adrien, 18x14
bungalow type, three-room bouse, on*
half basement, hoes* nearly finished,
and othei buildings.
Tw# 6 bp gas
engines and two 4-ineh pumps included.
Price 8100Q for qeick sale,
ml*
Ed Tea Have.
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It is not merely en the matter af gafefaarding their
fu'ds. Our patrons value our point of view en their ¡plans
and prospects, which they discuss with us privately.
We iavite you to do thu sane.
BANK OF NYSSA
H. W eitert, President.
Dick Tenaea, Vien Pros
Freak D. Hell, Cashier.
F. E. Youug. A sst Ceshli
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