The Gate city journal., July 21, 1922, Image 1

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N Y S S A , M A L H E U R C O UN TY, OREGON, F R ID A Y . J U L Y 21. 1K22.
FIRST SHIPMENT#
NEW CROP SPUDS
TWO CMS LEAVE MVSSA
WIDELY SEPARATED POINTS
MORE TO FOLLOW SOON
SE V E R A L MORE CAR8 TO
SH IPPED IM M EDIATELY
TO F IL L DEM AND.
BE
The first
shipment of Nyssa
grown potatoes for this season was
made this week and consisted ot
tvR) carloads, one car going to the
Eastern market and one to the
West. The shipment was made by
the Nyssa Potato Growers’ Union, a
local organization, the price received
being $1.60 per cwt., being 26c per
hundred better than the price re
ceived
by
Abbott
Williams, who
shipped a car from Vale bust week.
The potatoes are of prime quality
and are averaging 126 soclu per
acre, which is considered a splendid
yield fo r Early Ohioa at thia sea­
son of the year. The yield per acre
for later potatoes will be heavier,
as they w ill be more matured.
Potato growers are well pleased
with the outlook for prices, which,
while not high, will afford a good
profit over the cost of production
and will mean an immense amount
of new wealth for thia territory,
and consequent good times. Digging
will start in earnest about the firet
of August and from then until win­
ter a steady stream of wealth will
come pouring in for crops of various
kinds which in their tym will be
marketed.
E N T IR E
STATE IS TO BE E D U ­
C A T E D BY BOOSTERS FROM
THIS PART.
Malheur and Harney counties cast
their lot on the side of the Union
Pacific railroad in the controversy
which has arisen between it and the
Southern Pacific for operating con­
trol of the Central Pacific, to a joint
meeting o f representatives of both
counties held at Burns last Satur­
day.
The Central Oregon Development
League was organized, resolutions
were adopted and an immediate and
active campaign w ill be conducted
all over the state to bring to the
people the real truth of the signifi­
cance of this controversy 'to future
transportation development in Ore­
gon.
J. W. McCulloch, of Ontario, was
elected president of the development
league and W. H. Doolittle, of On­
tario, secretary. The first action of
the new officers was to send copies
of the resolutions adopted all over
the state.
Oswald West, ex-gov-
ernor o f Oregon, was in Burns and
participated in the organization.
Organization of the new league
was followed out along lines sug­
gested by a committee on organiza­
tion consisting of P. J. Gallagher,
A. K. Olson, Sam Mothershead, W.
H. Doolittle and M.H. Brown. The
purpose o f the league was lefined
as follows:
“ To inquire into the present rail­
road situation on the Pacific Coast,
as effected by the recent decision of
the supreme court of the United
States and as to how such railroad
situation will affect the future de­
velopment o f Eastern and Central
Oregon, and to present our findings
and recommendations to such boards,
commissions or other
bodies, who
may be called upon to carry out the
regrouping
of
Western railroads,
and to urge upon such bodies the
urgent need of early construction of
railroad lines in the territory em­
braced within Central Oregon and
Eastern Oregon.”
The committee which drafted the
resolutions consisted of Robert Dun­
can, J. W. McCulloch, William Han-
iey, Chas. W. Ellis and Lloyd
Riches. The resolutions follow:
To the Cities and Town* in Oregon
Enjoying rail Transportation:
We appeal to you for assistance
ami co-operation to obtain railroad
development in Eastern, Central and
Southeastern
Oregon.
From
you
and youq intervening and related
communities, who are more fortun­
ately situated than the scattered
settlements in Central and Sooth-
eastern Oregon, we obtain our in­
spiration and our confidence.
You
will not benefit as directly nor to
the extent that our isolated sections
will benefit, but as Oregon benefits
so will all o f os benefit.
If Western Oregon is so fortunate
as to obtain the entry of the Union
Pacific, with resulting joint opera­
tion between
Portland
and Saa
Francisco, and at the same time se­
cures a direct route through Can-
R E K E K A H S IN S T A L L .
W A TE R T A N K CLE A NE D .
The big tank containing the city
water supply has been thoroughly,
cleaned out anl Nyssa people can
use the water with the full assur- ^
ance that it is uncontaminated by -tt
any filth.
The work
of cleaning 1
the tank was done by Cecil Green
y jr and j j rg Qce Schweizer were
and Wayne
Fogle,
fthu
climbed m Nyssa Wednesday from Owyhee,
around over the tank over 100 feet
Mr ^
¿ rg j H W olf left Mon.
high as unconsciously as though
for # sjx weeka vigit in Port.
they were on the ground. They re- (
d
ported that the tank was com p ara-; a '
. ,
lively clean, only a little moss and
Mrs. W. S Clore
and daughter
scum having accumulated.
J u l.a w e re Caldwell v .s ito rs W e d -
- - .
_______ _
J nesday.
The local Rebekah lodge installed
Local News o f Interest Briefly Told
officers last Friday evening as fo l­
lows:
WILL GO TO LAW
TO RECOVER MONEY
Mrs. Frank Stubbs, noble grand.
Mrs. Phoebe Hunter, vice grand.
Miss Minnie Leuck, treasurer.
Mrs. Leah Elliott, secretary.
Mrs.
Venetu
Beam, past noble
William Cleelan
left
this week
Jesse Cancelmo arrived .Saturday grand.
for Colorado, where he expects to \ from his home in Philadelphia fo r a
A fte r the strenuous exercises of
locate.
few weeks visit.
the evening were over the ladies re­
Albert Cook and Marlin Wilson
Goldie Baird is home for a few freshed themselves with large quan­
are spending their vacation in Lo- days visit. He is working at West- tities o f ice cream and cake.
LEGAL ADVICE SECURED
gan Valley.
,
fall this summer and will return
Mrs.Otto Schweizer and
Mrs.
after a short stay here.
ib m
vm
a i n
T n in i/ n
Airs. J. W. Wills spent the week
BIG BEND
Ruth Share
o f Nampa are visiting Mr. and Jlrs. W. 11.
Bailey and
T A X M O N E Y W A S NO T A D E ­
at the George Schweizer home.
daughter Josie, Mrs. Solomon and
O. D. Cole.
PO SIT A N D C A N BE C O LLE C T ­
Dr. Sarazin has gone for a visit Wanda Young left the first of the
Mrs. James Fogle has gone to,
ED BY L E G A L A CTIO N.
John Day for
a visit with h e r 1 to his old home in Michigan.
He week for Payette Lake for an out
mg.
OF mother and other relatives.
expects to be gone several weeks
ONTAR IO
M AKES
CLAIM
The
Misses
Mildred Long and
Chas. Thompson, manager of the
BEING A PE X OF TH REE
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stubbs and
H A V E A L L D A Y SE R V IC E S U N ­
The town o f Nyssa, in conjunction
children
were
gueYte'at
th«T
Robert
Verna
Thompson
«.turned
Sunday
Nyssa
Grain and Seed Co., is build-
STATE H IG H W A YS.
D A Y B R IN G P IC N IC
with
the
Nyssu Arcadia Drainage
Elliott home on the Owyhee Sunday. from
a visit with
n‘lativ* s at mg a new platform and enlarging
LU N C H .
District and the Kingman Colony
Mr. Arthur Cook is on the sick t fa<"Pa- ‘
the ‘l e e w a y to his place o f busi-
The Jourogl dislikes to again re­
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Duncan have ness,
Drainage
District,
will
institute
fer to the matter o f the state high­ list this week a id is being attended returned
The revival at the Park is well legal proceedings fo r the recovery
from
California,
where
Mrs. Glen Hansen and two ehil-
way«, as it seems to be a tender by her mother, Mrs. Lyles, o f On­ they have been staying for the p ast! dren o f Rupert, Idaho, arrived Sat- attended. Services
all this week. of several thousand dollars of tax
subject with
our
Ontario friends { tario.
, few months.
urday fo r a vipit with Mrs. Hansen’s Everybody bring your dinner Sun­ money belonging to these organiza­
ami we would like to respect their,
a»dI M « . Henry
PWj tal and
Tenaen is moving into the parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Green, day and spend the day. Dr. M ag­ tions
which
has
been
tied
up
feelings, but
in
the
interest o f ; d a u gh terM yrtle left '
°
roolns opposite thc Malheur Coun.y
loe Meyers, with a most com- num of Nampa w ill preach at 11 through the failure o f the First N a­
trufh and in order to keep the | »
day‘
0U“ nK
the B' UL bank form erly occupied by Dr. and mendable spirit
of
progress, has and at 2:30 and at 7:30 there will tional Bank o f
Vale.
An opinion
The
song
services from Davis & Kester published in
reconl straight we feel constrained | mounta'" * ;
M rs. Reynolds.
f
improved his residence property by be preaching.
to correct their assumption that On-,
’
Pavette visit
E-
Burrough is doing some re- building a fine cellar and enclosing are fine.
last week's issue o f the Journal, ex­
tario
is the apex o f the various gmia Thompson
pair work on thê r e s i d e d recen tly the premises with a new
fence,
John Holly and fam ily left Friday pressed the belief that Nyssa would
state highways ending at the Idaho ors Tuesday, returning on No.
24, *
for the mountains to spend a few have the same legal status aa de­
line
This claim was made by three whilh was several hours late.
purchased of Wm. Cleelan, prépara- Lloyd Derrick and Frank Pullen
days.
positors of the defunct institution,
dominent
c Z Z o 7 our sister C. A. Marshall is building a big ^ry to moving into ,t
left this week for British Columbia,
W ill Cone and fam ily o f Star re­ but further consideration has con­
town at the highway meeting held »¡lo on l>is ranch two miles south-
C llff Tillman has purchased the where they w ill look
over the coun-
turned home Monday, after an ex­ vinced them that Nyssa has a pre­
Î n ^ n t . r i o Mondav of " h is
week west o f
town.
Joe Meyers
and
Green house m the north try with a viow of
locating i f it
tended visit with his purents, Mr. ferred claim and can collect by law.
.
..
,
y
,
.
.
,
’
George
Schweizer
are
digging
the
l>art
°
f
town-
The
consideration
is
|
00ks
good
to
them.
They
are
mak-
and if allowed to go unrefuted might George hehweizer are digging
tne undergtood tQ bp ?1500
and Mrs. E. E. Cone.
As the claims o f the two drainage
ing the trip by auto.
mislead some who are unacquainted P11-
Mrs. L. L. Boswell’s sister from districts above mentioned have the
Arthur Boyd^U
went
to Butte, I A nulnber o f Nyssaites were ma-
with the facts. The truth is that!
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Canfield, Mr.
Baker is visiting in the Bend.
same legal standing as the town of
Mont., this week to join his wife, roone<j ¡n Ontario Tuesday evening
Nyssa has the proud distinction o f , and Mrs. Glenn Brown and Mr. and
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Nyssa they will
who has been visiting relatives m | untn 9 O'clocki owin„ to the non.ar_
pool their claims
being the terminus o f
one o f these M'-s. F - E
YounK
sPe"t Sunday
Ballwin, on July3, a nine pound and start suit to compel the receiver
that city for a couple of weeks.
rival of No< 24. which was over four
state roads and Ontario, instead of with the latter’s parents, Mr. and
C liff Tillman went to Ironside this houlg |at(,
AmonK tht. unfortunate baby girl. Both mother and daugh­ to pay over the money.
being the apex, is one corner of Mrs. Arrhie Brown,
week with a big truck load o f sup- wpre Mrg xhos Barton> Mrs. G uffy ter doing nicely.
It is obvious that these claims
the base line ot the triangle, with
Sidney Burbidge has sold his in-
Mrs. W. F. Lyman went to Vale
plies t o t the Stanfield sheep camp. and daughter Map> Ml,
Zink an(|
are in a different class from the
Vale the other corner.
I f the trav- terest in the Nyssa meat market to
Thursday
to
visit
her
sister,
Mrs.
He will bring a load o f wool back.
M,.a> Lorenn FioUls
claims o f depositors, as the money
eler takes the northern
route by wa? his form er partner, I. G. Anderson,
George Eldredge.
involved was simply passing from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Stubbs
enter-
Construction
work
on
the
new
of Pendleton
and
Huntington he and w ill devote his energies to some
one bank to another in the regular
tained Mr. and Mrs. J. V . W ills ,
packing house is progressing
passes through Ontario and comes other get-rich-quick scheme,
routine method o f collecting and
KINGMAN KOLONY
on to Nyssa before leaving th e ; Randolph Sage was in town from today in honor o f their little daugh- rapi<ny un(U,r thc diroction c f ( ! » .
was not a deposit in nny sense, and
ter
Muriel
s
birthday
anniversary.
Clossen
and
will
be
in
readiness
for
state. If he takes the central route MIDermitt several days last week,
hence is collectable. This is the
J. W. Peterson, manager o f the j the fall packing season.
Box mnk-
through Burns he passes through | returning home Saturday. He took
conclusion that Davis & Kester have
lias already commenced.
C.
Vale to
Nyssa
and
thence into j with him a number o f Nyssa men Far West Live Stock Company, ing
arrived at after careful consideration
made a trip by auto to hee com Klinkenburg is hauling dirt to raise
Idaho.
i to help him Put up a big hay crop.
o f ali the facts in the case and it is
pany’s
sheep
camp
at
Centerville,
the drveway so’ teams can unload
This latest claim of
Ontario is
Curtis Foster, young son o f Mr.
expected that suit will be instituted
at the platform.
merely a modification of the state- und Mrs. W. W. Foster, fell out of Idaho, this week.
V ISITO R S A T P A G E HOME M A K E soon fo r recovery o f the money due
Wm.
Beam
and
fam
ily
have
mov­
The Cook Bros., who have been
ment made by Representative Gal- the auto truck Thursday evening ot
LO N G T R IP FROM S T A T E
the three organizations.
hist week and broke his arm.
He ed back to their farm, having pur- conducting a
blacksmith
shop on
OF N E B R A S K A .
lagher before the state
____ highway
_
commission that Ontario is the gate I was taken to Ontario for treatment chased a house
ready
built and the East Side,, have purchased the
city
into
Idaho.
Probably
they a,*d
is getting along nicely.
moved ’ it onto the place to replace Nyssa arage on the com er o f Main
Mrs. Conrad
Martin
enjoyed a
should not be censured fo r making
Frank
Miller, manager o f th e ! the one that was recently burned.
and Third streets and w ill continue
tha Maim they
did, as they are j Heal
substation, - reports a case o i
A. Fouch, proprietor of the Hotel it as a combined garage and black- visi.t between trains Saturday with
merely fighting
for a place in the trouble on the power line this week. Western, is spending a few days at smith shop.
A ll
kinds o f garage her old friend Mrs. Perry, who rs
repairing will be enroute from the East to her home M O N U M E N T M A R K IN G OREGON
sun, but other towns interested, and caused by a large bird alighting o n ( Centerville, Idaho, near Boise, and and blacksmith
in Seattle.
T R A I L A T O LD FO RT BOISE
Nyata particularly, would be fool- the wires and forming a short cir- is said to be having th e time of his done in workmanlike manner,
Mrs. Embry Maxwell and two little
BROUGHT TO T O W N .
cuit. Lights in the vicinity o f A r- young life, hunting and fishing and
Robert Elliott, who is farm ing the j
lab to let them get away with it.
daughters left Thursday noon fo r a
chasing the succulent huckleberry to .fnck McConnell place on the Owy- i
And while the subject o f roads is cadia were o ff for some time.
visit with relatives in Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newbill have
its lair.
hee, began cutting his second crop
under discussion we would like to
Miss Edna Reader, who is en­
Nyssa
citizens
were
surprised
inquire when the result o f the in- gone to Payette Lakes for an
out-
B. 0. Fowler, who -is camped on of alfalfa this week and is getting a
route from the East to her home in Wednesday morning to discover the
veatigation as to the responsibility ing. Charley Newbill returned th is ! the Fred Marshall place while re- heavy yield. He seems in some j
Portland, is a guest in the Maurice monument which has marked the
for the error in the official road week from a visit to that popular pairing his
threshing
machinery, manner to have circumvented the
Judd home.
Oregon Trail at the site of old Fort
map s to be published. The Argus summer resort with a large catch ot had the misfortune to have his tent weevil, as they have apparently not
D. W. Page has been enjoying a Boise a few miles above Nyssa
promised
that
an
investigation fish, which report says numbered and much o f the contents burned injured his crop in the least.
He visit with a number o f relatives re-'
standing against the door of the
would be made and the guilty party : about a thousand, and Mr. and Mrs. \ Tuesday. It is supposed * that a : secured 125 tons the first cutting cently. Mrs. Page’s mother and his
Commercial Club rooms. A ll insuiry
exposed. We are patiently awaiting Newbill are going to try and beat spark from the engine started the and expects to get about .00 tons j brother, F. F. Page, have been "here
as to how it got there was without
its appearance.
bis record.
1 blaze.
______________
I this cutting.
; from Nebraska fo r the past two
result*and it was finally accepted aa
weeks.
They drove through aver­ an act of Providence, which recog­
tral and
Eastern
Oregon, it will
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.
O. K. C A F E SOLD.
aging 200 miles a day, and M r( nized that Nyssa was
the logical
profit more than we can estihiate,
Page states that they never drove point fo r it to be set up, as the
The
boys’
class
o
f
the
M.
E.
Sun-j
and at the same time we will be a f­
Mrs. Harry Newby has purchased
day school, E. M. Achilles teacher, i later than 0 o’clock and many times crossing at that point has been
forded a commercial,
social
and the O. K. Cafe and is busy cleaning
enjoyed a
weinie
fry
and swim not that late. Regardless o f the agandoned and the route of the old
political relationship with her.
and renovating
it
preparatory to
fact that Mrs. Page is 81 years o f road changed to pass through N ys­
Let us show the state that while opening it to the public tomorrow C O M M E R C IAL C LU B RECEIVES Wednesday evening on the bench be­
age she made the journey* very com­ sa. The monument will be set up at
low
the
wagon
bridge
across
Snake
C
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OF
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RIP­
Eastern. Central and Southeastern (Saturday).
Meals will be served
conspicuous
point • in
the
river. There is a fine swimming fortably. They started on the re­ some
Oregon has a vast domain fo r set­ at popular prices o f 35c and up nnd
T IV E FOLDERS.
hole at this place and the boys en­ turn trip Thursday. Miss Sarah vicinity, probably near thc school
tlement, it has no room for strife or ice cream and soft drinks will also
Page came from
Butte, Mont., to house at the ntersection of the Jor­
joyed
themselves
to the utmost.
sectional dissension; that real spirit be dispensed to the public.
The Commercial Club this week Those attending were: E. M. Achil­ spend a week with the fam ily. She dan Valley Market road with the
of unity
and
comradeshop abides
returned
to
her
home Saturday.
Davis,
Lloyd
Evans,
Oregon Trail.
with us and that in this union lies a Oregon, or to c onnect with some . received a consignment o f descrip les, Glemi
Rider
Bros, of George Reberger, Paul Crookcr, Otis Miss June Page is here from Boise
strength that deserves and must re­ competing line, while on the oth er, tive folders from
visiting
her
father
and
enjoying
the
hand the Union Pacific has every Baker, containing a corrected road Crooker,
Cliford
Fields, Ashford
The
Misses
Mildred
and Lois
ceive recognition.
•
farm life.
Johnson o f Boise ure visiting their
We place our fortunes and our incentive to develop these sections may which correctly indicates Nyssa Fields Fields, Gilbert Clinkenberg,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller were
Arthur
Ser-
grandmother,
Mrs.
Barron,
and
future in your hands and pledge our as part o f its trans-continental line. as being on the main graveled high Marian Clinkenberg,
summoned to Ontario Thursday on
The Union Pacific has agreed, if way from Caldwell, instead of lacat voss, M arjo Cowens, Emery Baird,
other relatives.
best efforts to obtain the recogni­
account o f thc serious illness of
tion and support o f Western Ore­ it is allowed to purchase or secure ing us out among the sagebrush, Everett Oglesby, Orville Oglesby,
Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs. Caldwell.
Miss Alvina Comelsen o f Payette
Green,
Abram
Vaughn,
any road connections to Kenneth
gon in opr endeavors for a state de­ operating control o f the Central without
Doctors operated Saturday and Mrs. is spending the week with friends
velopment that will recognize and Pacific, to complete the Natron cut speak of, os did the official map Herbert Hoxie, Harold Hoxie, Clyde
Caldwell is getting along nirely.
here.
consider
Eastern,
Central
and o ff, thus making inevitable the con- i issued by the Oregon Information | Benton, Douglass Benton, Kenneth
Rebn and Zona Moses had their
struction
o f the Trans-state line Bureau. The folder also contains ] Benton.
Southeastern Oregon.
tonsils and adenoids removed in
H. L. Marti and son Chris and
through Central Oregon connecting a page write-up o f the town of j
Resolution.
Ontario Wednesday. Miss Zena was fam ily motored to Cambridge Sun­
FOR S A L E C H E A P.
Whereas; the recent decision of with its present Ontario-Crane line. I Nyssa, together with a picture of;
able to come home the same day, day and spent the day with hia
the supreme court divorcing certain Such a program o f railroad devel­ the bridgespanning Snake river to
One Majestic range, with water and Miss Reba returned Thursday.
son Paul and family.
lines from the Southern Pacific is opment would be o f immense value the east o f town. The Commercial [ front.
One plain Kitchen Cabinet.
Webb Otis burned his hand with
resulting in many differences of to the State o f Oregon and to the Club took this means o f minimizing Four Dining Room Chairs. One en­
Mr. and and Mrs. Richard Karker
gasoline
this week.
A physician
the injury to this section caused by j closed Work Table, w(th galvanized
opinion as to the ultimate holding entire Pacific Coast states.
dressed it, and although it is an o f Payette visited thc O. . Bauer
of the divorced lines;
This promised system would open the error in the official road map.
top. 20x72 inches.
ugly bum it is healing satisfac­ and Marshall homes Sunday.
And, Whereas; the ownership of for development 40,000 square miles 2 HED Nyssa Gets Monument
A<lv-lt
Mrs. E. M. Dean.
torily.
the divorced lines is o f vital impor­ o f agricultural, mineral and timber
Aden Wilson la on the sick list
Miss Viola Blodgett o f Nyssa and
The Moose'* "Shovels.”
tance to the entire Pacific Coast territory now without adequate rail­
• “Seve.-th C ‘ J ' ;
Miss Frances Peck o f
B ig Bend this week.
Old moose shed the htg, shovel-like
and the Northwest and especially to road facilities, and most o f it with­
ff you were m file M.iiim of olives
have been happy little house guests
N IN E ACRES improved place for
the State of Oregon:
out rail transportation o f any kind. today, or along the *le res of Hi* Jor I antlers early In January, younger ones in the Kingman
home this week.
i weeks fater. By the middle of May
sale.
Bargain price. See W . B.
dan.
you
might
Wear
iio
whirl
of
the
Therefore; we as representatives
It would shorten the haul from
i the new growth of horn protrudes lists They were Sunday dinner guests o f
Hoxie.
of the people of Central and East­ Willamette Valley points to Eastern propeller as the plane from .lerosiilem | than an Ineh fmifi the skull. In three Miss Jeanette Martin.
hop* oft on Its
.11 tll/hi :o the
ern Oregon, set forth our views in markets by 456 miles, minimize
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Peck and Mr.
northward, with »iiatl and i* -enters. ■ months the development of the 70-
Smelle ?o* » Perfume Factory.
the premises in the following points grades and put the vast perishable \n appealing fact In the new* iff thd i pound shovel, often six feet across, Is and Mrs. Joseph Braining called in
The scent smeller is a* essential to
j
entirely
completed.
of argument;
day!
II
might
he
culled
the
Seventh
products o f
Western
Oregon into
the
Kolony
Sunday
and took perfume a»*riifactnrers as the tea
The Union Pacific should control Eastern Markets at a great savisg Crusade.
The rldoker lies at least
Frances home.
Viola
Blodgett re­ taster Is to the tea merchant. H ie gift
A tm o s p h e re of the E a r t h .
raptured the Holy land wh'-li for JO
the Central Pacific from Ogden to o f time and money.
Our en,-tl ns It imikcs Us diurnal turned to her home on the train of scent «mWIIng Is n thousand time*
eei'lurles sue*#--s: idly ie-1-ied the set
San Francisco and have trackage
mom rare Hum the rift of w4ne
1 revolution. ' . r. o‘* with ,: .* thin skin Monday.
It will make tributary to Oregon dier — Farm Life
sampling.
rights over lines between Portland
i n( air, whirh stuns : ■
ing rarefied
Four little girls had a jo lly time
ports the products o f Central and
and San Francisco, because of the
when we go up a few ihoie-i.nd feet; on 'the Morgan lawn Saturday a fte r­ Mrs. Neils o f Fruitland, are making
Southeastern Oregon and Southern
following effects which such an ar­
Jury System
" at about seven miles «hove tne ground noon.
They
were Frances
Peck, an extended visit.
Idaho by direct routes and easy
the air stops growing colder, at 20
They say the Jury *1
in i*
rangement will bring about:
Viola Blodgett, Jeanette Martin, and
Miss Martha Moses has returned
grades.
word In Justice, but wloil
1 miles above the earth is the upphr
The mere building of the Natron
Margaret Ann Morgan.
Mrs. Mor­ to Boise after spending a two weeks’
!
limit
of
twilight,
a nd nt .'id miles lie-
would
a
fellow
have
wdr
a
)
It
will
connect
the
entire
Inland
cutoff from Natron to Klamath
this: No. 1— HI* tenant
| gins a region where »he atmosphere gan added to the enjoyment o f the vacation at home. She is in train­
Falla will bring no relief to Central Empire, consisting o f Eastern Wash­
afternoon
frolic
hy
serving
ice ing at St. Luke’s hospital.
! noeslsi.-i '"il le ft y
h yd rogen .
landlord. No. 3— Ills loom, n
ington
and
Oregon
and
Idaho,
with
Oregon; such a construction merely
cream and wafers.
Iver Christensen has sold most of
HI»
plumber.
No.
6—
M
*
or
meaning that traffic from W illam ­ California by the shortest route.
No. d— (¡is borrov.ee. N<
Ili
Mrs. Oversstreet pleasantly enter­ his stock and expects to leave soon
Belle and Their Tone.
This
system
when
constructed
and
ette Valley to California could be
cashier. No. 8— Ills molli it In
The tone in many 'do hells ran he tained at luncheon Sunday evening fo r Washington, where he will visit
carried over easier grades; and the operated under a common users O— Ills dentist. Nil) in
in honor of Miss Von Reader.
rceonn, ', i for only h■ th ir age
his little daughter Christiana. Mr.
Southern Pacific railroad would not clause will provide the entire West No 11 Ills Second w de
After n bellmnlcer dot t ’• ¡ned Mint
Mrs. Nichols’ mother, Mrs. Pattl- Christensen expects to look for a
present
w
ife’s
former
hm
with
the
railroad
service
long
needed
have the incentive to make the rail­
after a rvtt try the rii.» |e-i ami Mie son, her brother, and friends from new location while in Washington.
K. Warner lo Bn linaa
si|rfa:e of 'tie hell 0*'e<' e-..irt!v he Emmett spent Sunday in the Nich­
road Investment In Central Oregon fo r its fullest development.
The Cannery Club girls and their
laiteh.
'■list lliey1 ii a form gi’ Ing consider
that the Union Pacific would, and
We respectfully invite the atten­
ols home.
leader met at
the Cotton home
even though it did the betterment of tion o f the Interstate Commerce
Mr. and Mfs. Cotton entertained Thur day fo r the regular semi­
•jno II 3uiJttH.jp JoJ soniteli on po*
traneportation in Oregon
depends Commission and o f the Public Ser­ ■»turn s q ) ojn! i " »
their daughter nnd her fam ily from monthly meeting. A special meet­
j
m ai
Lines to Be Remembered.
upon reasonable competition.
vice Commission and the people of (• a itia m o * st -e:i,us .o|i , v iin :" i i-o m ,
ing will be held at the Martin hose
Mistskp not. Those :.h **urns are Nampa Sunday.
That it would be unreasonable to Oregon to the necessity fo r the con­ •a im tuo.) ■ j o IJKM- j|n .nu jo lo i -iqi not pleasures, that frolli!.• 'lie quiet
Mis Eulalia Shafer spent Sunday Thursday to plan a demonstration
expact the Southern Pacific to build struction o f this promised railroad I S p e .iM | d a n j I , * l n l | » l i n i « S p i M |.l
snd rranquility of thy life. —Jeremy in her home.
for the club picnic to be held
• M o d ín j D M ) )A i«$ u eo n V j
feeders into Central
and Eastern system.
T a y lor.
Mrs. Zeireleins parents, Mr. and July 27.
$
“ V-Y
W .
Artie Robinson is moving into the
Mrs. N. 11. Hon of Vale is visiting
Jack Lynch house this week.
friends and relatives in Nyssa.
m ss m i n o o m n ia
usimelo to sot
IIP-10 HER OLD TRICKSin payette with her dau*ht*r’ Mrs
REVIVAL MEETINGS HELD
i
HAVE FINE AUTO TRIP
RELIC IN NEW HOME
J
CORRECTED ROAD MAPS
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a
. » ulemur, ana son and
"pportunttjr.
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