The Gate city journal., January 26, 1923, Image 1

T he G ate C ity J ournal
NO. 15.
NYS8A, OREGON, FRIDAY.
J A N U A R Y 26, m 3 .
$1.50 PER YEAR
MAY PUT IN SPUR.
ODD FELLOWS INSTALL.
A number of prominent residents
The local I. O. O. F. lbdge in­
of I he Oregon Trail district were in
stalled officers on Tuesday, January
Nyssa Wednesday to meet General
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ifiht Agent Larkin of the O. S.
Noble grand, Sidney Burbidge.
who came to investigate the de­
Vicve
grand, J. R. Hunter.
sirability o f putting in a spur from
Secretary, A. V. Cook.
the Homedale branch, which runs
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A meeting will be held at the L.
Financial Secretary, J. H. Forbes.
th
through the district with a view t o , D. S. church next Sunday at 2 p. m. PARENT - T EA< HER MEETING.
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Mac Cole-
Treasurer, Eddie Powell.
aiford farmers o f the vicinity better
« .-„ „ „ „ w ,, invited.
aiford
Detier Everybody
regular meeting of the man, on Sunday, January 21, a nine-
_ The . next
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A. V. Cook, as district deputy,
shipping facilities. The proposed
Mr. and ¿lrs. Bodmer and Mrs. Parent-Teacher Association will be pound boy, who has been named was insta|iing officer.
pur would serve 3000 acres of the Conklin, Mrs. Bodmer’s mother* of held on Tue8<lay evening, February Charles Mackey in hon. r o f his
finest
land in Malheur county.
county, |
j Cnmlile
Gamble Island, spent Sunday
Sunday visit- ®‘
6’ The Pr,’* ,am promises to be an father.
BOY SCOUTS ON HIKE.
Among those who met Mr. Larkm in(? at the
o f Mr and M„
A unusually interesting one, as the
Bom. to Mr and Mrs- H A
The Nyssa Boy Scouts, under the
were J. A. Koopman, Wm. Beam i y Cook.
committee in charge is planning to Goshert, on Sunday, January 21, a leadership of Scout Master E. M.
L u TIONS PASSED ! and J. B. Smith.
i Mrs. Clinton Webb and
son Roy secure a Kroup of lanten‘ slides and daughter, weight 7 4 pound*. The Achilles, enjoyed a hike and weinie CONTEST IN ONTARIO
' left for their
their home
home in in Imbler,
Imbler, Or..
Or., W,U furnish some excellent musical fond parenta are still undecided roast last Wednesday on the Idaho
Thursday morning.
Quite a num- numbers. It is hoped that a large j what to call the little one no name side. There were 25 in the party,
JE PLAN FOR UNITING
LAST SATURDAY
IN MARCH
! ber of her friends and relatives number of parents will attend this having yet been found that was nice j
!L CHURCHES INTO
enough.
IS DATE OF FINAL
j gathered at the home o f J. P. coming meeting.
NE ORGANIZATION.
| Crockett on the evening preceding
Mrs. Quick o f Portland arrived
IN COUNTY.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Francis and '
MATTERS INCIDENT TO OWY­ her departure, where they spent sev­ Monday to fill the vacancy in the Mrs. Adda Wilson and granddaugh­
HEE ADJUDICATION TO BE
eral hours with her and served re­ high school faculty caused by the ters, Dona and Betty Cook, visited
(Contributed.)
THRESHED OUT.
freshments. Mr. Crockett, not to be resignation of Miss McSlure. Mrs. at the Albert Iredale home in Em- ! | L. P. LUMPEE AND THOM AS
Rules governing the Malheur coun­
M’ ELROY ESCAPE SERIOUS
meeting Sunday morning
outdone, treated all to candy amj Quick will teach history and mathe­ mett Sunday, making the trip by
ty declamatory contests in public
ACCIDENT
ON
HILL
ROAD.
I< ne the
tin
local Methodist
Hearings of the contests to claim- nuts.
matics.
auto.
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schools have been formulated this
lo o k official action to unite ed water rights incident to the ad-
Smith Jones of Baker returned to
Mrs. C. L. McCoy arrived from
by
County
Superintendent
R. R. Richardson made a trip to j ^ p Lumpee and Thomas Mc- week
pik
here into a community judication o f the Owyhee river water his home Tuesday after spending a Pendleton the first of the week to Ontario Monday.
Elroy had what might have been a Crail and sent to the teachers i f
nove for the larger and bet- will be held before State Engineer few days with Arthur and Roy Cook. join her her husband. They are oc­
Mrs. Barron and Mrs. Ji ck Lynch very gerious accident while coming ! every sch001 in the “ unty. W. rd
: of a religious and social Percy Cupper during the latter part Mr. Jones states that he was cm cupying the Frank Leuck residence visited relatives in Payette over the frum flxmg the power line near has already reached the county "eat
'o f February and the first of March. I ployed at the Cornucopia mines
near on North Third street.
week end, rtuming Monday.
Nyssa Wednesday evening. On the I f,om 8ome “ bools that prelim ..ary
bn"
was ipvited to take a The hearing will begin on February Baker during the recent snowslide
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
A1 Thompson is now owner of the hill road about nine miles from | try-ouU are being held and possible
|the meeting
and help out- 23 at Jordan Valley, where all con- and helped to recover the bodies of j Miller, a fine bahy daughter, Tues-
City Dray, having bought the prop­ Nyssa is a very steep and narrow contestants drilled in declamatory
resolutions.
Discussions teats of that end o f the river will be the unfortunate family who were day, January
23. She has been erty from Mr. DeBoer, who will, grade and due to the disagreeable work.
confined to
the member- heard. The lower river contests will buried in it. Snow in the vicinity o f ' named Ethel
Marie. Weight I V t farm the Frank Leuck ranch this weather and slick road the car which
The final contest this year will be
I official board but all were be heard in Ontario, beginning j the mine was 12 feet deep.
I pounds,
summer.
Mr. Lumpee was driving left the held in Ontario, as it is customary to
to take part. The outline as | March 6.
I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips were
E. M. Blodgett and son Lawrence
J. H. W olf made a business trip to road and started o ff over the grade. rotate between the three largest
ped at this meeting and of- There are about 30 contestants to Ontario visitors Saturday.
and Bert Davis motored over to Vale Fruitland Monday.
When Mr. Lumpee saw that it was cities in the county.
| approved by the Meihodist the claims filed by the Owyhee
Jeff D. Sippy of Beulah, Or., ar- last Friday evening, the boys re­
B.
P.
Shawhan,
representing useless to attempt keeping the cat
Last year Norman Owings, a
s as follows:
j Ditch company and a large number rived Sunday for a short visit with | turning to the dance at Cairo after- Denny & Co., was in town this week in the road he immediately turned
seventh-grade student, of Jordan
his brother, Tom Sippy, who is ini ward, while Mr. Blodgett remained to interviewing lettuce growers in the the wheels down the hill, which kepi Valley, won the county champion
RESOLUTIONS
' of other scattered contestants.
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the employ o f Donald McLeod. Mr. | look after business at the county intrest o f his company. Mr. Shaw­ the car from turning over.
by the Quarterly Confer-1
ship. It was the first year he had
Sippy was a Boise visitor Monday, seat.
han is offering every encouragement
If the car had not stopped when it ever entered the contest.
af the Method st Episcopal:
Ellis Child Die8'
returning to his home Tuesday. Tom,
Allen Green is recovering from a to our lettuce growers anil believes did it would have turned over three
¡1; i.f Nj a, Oregon, at
(Malheur Enterprise.)
The rules follow:
Oregon, January 21, 1923.
Little Ronald Ellis, seven year old who has been suffering from blood | broken rib, which he received in a there are splendid possibilities in or four times before reaching the
1. All contests shall be held under
", T ic people o f Nys.,a and child o f Mr. and Mrs. M. B. E llis,1 poisoning in his hand, caused from friendly scuffle with Frank Stubbs growing the crop in this section. bottom of the grade and would have the auspices and direction of an ex­
His
company
offers
to
furnish
seed
interested in i commun- died at the home of his grandpar- a bad bruise, has recovered and r e -! last Wednesday night after lodge
seriously
injured
the
occupants. ecutive committee, consisting of the
with a guarantee that if the crop is Fortunately nothing was hurt ex­ county school superintendent, the
l o u s and social program in- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ellis, at 5 ' turned to McLeod’s camp the past• meeting at the I. O. O. F. hall.
] the cooperation of the Pres- o’clock Monday afternoon. Ronald wt“ek.
George Green has returned from a failure the seed need not be paid cept Thomas’ face, which (according city superintendents of the three
■ind Methodist churches and b»d
been suffering from throat' Grover
Norvell
of
Spokane,I Wilder, where he was employed on a for. They will also advance $10 per to Mr. Lumpee) was used to ‘plow largest schools of the county and
the groundi when Thomas jumped one teacher appointed annually by
[,■ other Protestant churches trouble for a number o f days before brother of Mrs. Leila Thompson, is ! contract of truck hauling for the acre for thinning which to a large
extent takes care of the financing from the car
the business interests repre- Ur. Steelhammer was called, who I visiting this week at the Thompson' past week.
the county superintendent.
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j Considerable work was needed to
by the commercial club, and
pronounced . . the
case one of . diptheria.
borne on --------i.
south t Third
street.
Mr. ' Mrs. Henry Fields and daughter, of the crop.
2. The
county
superintendent
Norvell
home * from
Myrtle, were Boise visitors the past
S. F. Foster left Monday for get the car out of the position it shall be ex-officio chairman of the
as. The question has bien Aa improvement was being made, X
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" “ en route V
week, returning home
Saturday. Baker to remain, having closed up wa3 jn and coujd not be attempted committee and shall preside at the
month’s visit to California.
■ts to the advisability of elim- the child’s mother was not called
The local lodge of I. O. O. F. paid Myrtle has been taking treatment his business here in connection with by Mr. Lumpee and Thomas alone, contests.
1 these church es in the onter- untii Monday. Monday afternoon
a visit to the Ontario lodge of that for her eyes for some time now the sale o f his drug store to C. L. they therefore returned to Nyssa
3. One contest shall be held an­
ar.other denomination, which konald was feeling better but at 5
order last Friday evening, taking The trouble is pronounced by the at­ McCoy.
o’clock
his
heart
became
very
weak
and engaged a livery man to bring nually on the last Saturday of
present time has neither prop-
Earl Powell returned Monday to them to Vale. Thursday morning March, in rotation, in Vale, Nyssn
and soon stopped entirely. His down two candidates to whom were tending physician as rheumatism of
ltere."t or organization,
I f RESOLVED, That we, the mother, who has been working in given the first degree, Cliff Tillman the eye. She recently' undrwent an Tacoma, Wash., after visiting sev­ L. K. Bullock and Thomas took the and Ontario.
4. Contestants must be *ixf h,
I'y confer, nee of the Methodist Portland did not arrive until the and Tom Newby. Payette lodge operation at' the St. Alphonsus hos­ eral days with relatives and friends necessary equipment and went bad.
were also visitors. During the even­ pital for the removal of tonsils and ¡H Nyssa.
seventh or eighth grade pnml* o-.u
after the car.
|ud church o f Nye-a, express attic fellow WM dead,
Mrs. Lyle of Ontario visited at
ing nine different candidates were adenoids, and has recovered suf­
any school district in Malheur coun­
following terms what seems j
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rtayyii q Habits.
to resume
her
school the A. V. Cook home the first o f the
initiated into various mysteries of ficiently
ty, having pupils eligibtn under Ihese
|iip wisest, anil best Ine of ac I
OREGON TRAIL NEWS.
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sun'\
is
told
uf
»
tight
wait
n'h
that order. A big feed was partaken studies, which it was at first thought week.
rules, may enter one contestant,
the interest o f the cotnmun-| The dance given by the P.T. A. in
i i u ! i r d upon me Sitnilav iimi'n
Mrs. J. N. Shelton is on the sick
o f afterward, which was much en­ she would not be able to do this
5. Each school shall pay t»gk*x-
• > los u iie tn go In church
Not
|a whole.
I the basement of the school house
year.
list this week.
joyed.
its representative. For
.
ns lie very iiuslly leailiiix the penses of
would be unwise to destroy j was a success in every way. Splen­
" c i mil o f the service when t lie c " 1 the purpose of raising funds to de­
ic ent religious organizations' did music was furnished by Mr.
.*1 tm i tiusket was pnssixl. hut when fray the expense* of contests, and
lempt to merge them into an- j Crooker, violinist, and Mrs. Stubbs
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O W YH EE
BIG BEND
i
m inister aiiD onoced that the eon
to arouse an interest in declamatory
•which has neither leadership' at the piano. Supper was served by
lion wotflO all Joti In slnginc work, it is recommended that try­
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Bill Conley spent the week end in
The new house on the William Mc­
rests on the field to'take over the ladies of the Circle. There was
1 ■ stanza* o f Olii H tm d 'ed I be man
out contests be held to select a con­
Ontario.
tsponsibility.
a good crowd, good eats, splendid Ginnis ranch is nearing completion.
n me from hi* seat and from fo rce el
testant and an alternate.
$ir judgment instead of assist-, ordL.r and a n(;at sum of $50 taken It is equipped with electric lights
Earl Johnston and family were
Ml n.sked the m inister if :ie wniildn’t
6. The time for delivery of a
community cooperation it! in, which goes as payment on the and is strictly modern.
, .e it the Ninety anil Nine, Mb. w ife
visiting in Ontario Tuesday, return­
n * urged him to it * to elm rci. wPh declamation shall not exceed eleven
I only increase the difficulties piano, for which the dance was
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fenn spent
ing home Wedensday.
minutes.
■ i sin ce.— Coin minis (/iapatci.
the week end in Nyssa. Mrs. Fenn
Jfold. These difficulties lie in given.
Mr. and Mrs. Welsh motored to
7. The audience shall not ap­
lèvent right s of the individual
The faimers o f the Oregon Trail has been quite ill but is a little
Caldwell the first o f the week on
plaud or manifest its approval of
C uckoo Cay* ta-ji. ot *. y 8 zo.
nain in the church of his community are figuring on a side better.
business.
Fur Ingenious villi.iny. tlie click«». any speaker.
Jack Glascock went to Ontario
I and also in the perplexing track near the old school building,
Mrs. Nellie T. Jacobs spent the nolds the prize alining h'nia. (t lays
8. Any school wishing to enter a
n of dealing with titles to
j oe stam and Mr. Kingman o f the Friday, returning Monday.
The poultryman of this valley week end in Vale visiting relatives eggs Iti the nests o f oilier lo r d * , ihen
candidate shall report to the county
L. C. DeBord purchased 15 tur­ should have had a very successful
ty,
involving
the
equities Kingman Kolony are getting ready
U
N
soon
as
the
young
.
nckisis
ln.tch.
and friends.
Mrs. Jacobs returned
school superintendent not less than
I missionary societies hold in to start a drain on their farms as key hens from Frank Doyle of Big winter so far, providing climate was
It lifts Mie other lies!lings oil lie hack
to the Bend Sunday afternoon.
one week prior to the contests, the
ami
throw
*
them
from
Hie
neat
or
rob*
iJrches involved.
soon as their carload of lumber a r - 1 Bend last week,
all needed to make it so. Now let
Mr. and Mrs. Kinder, county club hem o f the food hroiighl Imck tiy then number of the district, the name and
cording to the present status rives.
I Fred Klingback made a flying us consider that all poultry raisers
agents, were visiting the school Fri­ , si rents. T h e eurkiai -.-em s to have grade of the pupil, and the title of
on exists which in effect is a
G. r . L. Smit is moving from our I trip to Emmett and return Saturday, have their flocks properly housed
the iildllty to Illy eggs ol (lie sam e site the selection to be spoken.
t with Rev. .1. J. FI -nir.g to distriet to make their home on the| Jlr. and Mrs. Geo. Glascock and and have given them the proper day.
9. Contestants shall appear on
Mrs. T. D. Scott and little niece is those already in >he lies: w lnoher
ve is commmity pastor, entered Frank Leuck place. We are sorry family visited Sunday at the Mc- feed and care. If such is the case
■liev nre large
*no.l*
the program by number, and the
representatives of the Pres-
]ose them from our community Ewan home.
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then he has either benefited by the Edna Endicott, were shopping in
order of speaking shall be determin­
Parma Saturday.
i and Methodist churches on hut wish them good luck in their
Mr. Mills, a civil engineer, who nice weather or he has had a flock
ed by lot. Precaution must be taken
d, and the Commercial Club new home.
John
White
and
son,
Loren,
and
has been a guest at the DeWitt o f hens that have been bred in the
to keep the identity o f the speaker
ich
not
to
lay
lot.”
If
such
is
the
case,
|
Orval
Faubion
were
among
the
Par-
! cannot
by n n m u n under-
The small son o f Mr. and Mrs. A.
home over the week end, made a
from the judges.
indflg » ’d because of justice to Keck has been1 seriously ill, but business trip to Vale Monday. T. M he is unfortunate, and this article is ma visitors Saturday.
10. The judges shall be selected
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
Wilson
were
in*
n. Cannot be- terminal" J until next und{,r the efficient care of Dr. Sar- Lowe and L. R. DeWitt accompanied written for them who wish to con-
DEPUTY COLLECTOR TO BE IN as follows: The superintendent of
Mjjjft1 r when the annual con fer-, azjn ¡s mpidiy recovering.
| tinue to raise chickens, and will lis- the city of Adrian Monday.
MALHEUR COUNTY FIRST
the school where the contest is to be
Thomas Welsh visited the school
•e ■>!' the Methodist Episcopal
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County School Superintendent E. ten to a f ? w poin‘ s °* rf a8on that
PART OF FEBRUARY.
held, »hall select three persons from
arch ^convenes.
Friday afternoon.
M. Crail was a guest to dinner at may ** of some benef,t the commg
the list of names selected by the re­
3. Ip our judgment the following
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Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Russell
For the purpose of assisting tax­ maining members o f the executive
the Bigelow home Friday. Mrs. season.
in o f -"Oi’eration will (icrve the
At this season of the yeqr a ll' Fleetwood on Monday January 16, a payers of Malheur county in making
Crail visited the school and express-
cotnmittee, each of whom shall not
nmgp y ntcrests to the best ad-
income tax returns for 1922, Deputy !>e residents of Malheur county.
K1STER
HAS FORM ed herself as well pleased with its poultry raisers should give thought b!lby * !r' ’
named
ntagn of all concerned.
BRUCE R KLSTER
HAS FOBM- ^
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the to the mating o f the flocks, and see miss Mildred Evelyn
Collector Shafer of the internal rev­
11. The following scale shall be
( A i r ! the pro ent arrangement El) NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH
school board while here.
that they are properly mated. As
Mr- and Mrs- C-
Fc
'
enue office will be at the following used in marking:
’ weed the churches and citizens
ATTORNEY GALLAGHER.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Dunning of we breed for production it is neces- Sunday guests o f
Mr. and
named places on the dates given be­
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Interpretation ____________
ntinu
until September 1, w hich;
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Tommy Godwin.
Parma were guests at the Lowe 8ary to breed the best you can get.
low:
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n e .ie minutes the conference year
Beginning the first of February
The last report o f Mr. Andrews,
home Sunday.
Those who are in the game proper
Vale, United States land office,
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Enunciation _______________
the Metho '.st Kpiscop I church.
changes will be made in two law
he is improving slowly. He was
Elroy Huffman took his son have arranged for their male birds
February 6 to 7, inclusive.
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(B ) At which time the
,mmit- f^nis of Malheur county. Bruce K.
moved to Parma last week.
Ontario, City hall, February 8 to
Charlie, who is suffering from dia- l°ng ago. and have given the care to
12. An agreement o f two of the
«■presenting the churches and Kester will withdraw from the part
Adrian was well represented at.
betes, to Caldwell Monday for med- 8ee that the males they are to use
10, inclusive.
judges shall be sufficient to render a
ommercial Club, representing nership with George E. Davis, the
the literary Friday evening.
ical attention. O. A. Browning took have been bred from high producers,
decision. In case two of them can­
xpressing the wishes of these firm o{ Davls & Kester of this city,
Mrs.
Lou
Boswell
is
quite
ill.
I
g
them over.
but those who expect to use such
not agree, the decision shall be ren­
, shall determine the policy and enfer ¡n^0 a new partnership
She has gone to Ontario for treat-, |
ADRIAN
County Club Agent and Mrs. W. male birds as they have in their own
dered in favor of the one having the
e ensuing year of the commun- ! with p
j
Gallagher at Ontario,
D. Kinder Visited the school Friday, flock or will get by exchange with a m< nt
Frank Van Petten of Ontario drove highest total of the three judges.
ogram.
Judge George E. Davis will continue
not been neighbor should remember that the!
Mrs- Clive Williams and little 80n
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Grandma Wallace has not
13. The school entertaining the
Deen
| Donald are reported on th.- sick list. I a new ford truck for the Adrian lum-
l) If in the. judgment of this
¡aw p]actice in Vale,
production o f your next crop of pul-
Quite a number o f young people, ber yard out here Saturday.Mr. Enos contest shall arrange the program,
si committee it seems wise to: j j r Kester came to Vale in 1910 well for some time.
providing *uch members as will give
Robert
Elliott were
from Nsmpa were over an 1 conduct-1 and ^
nother pastor, preferably from
receiver of the land office when, , Mr. and . Mrs.
.
.
’ reibyter an or Methodist de- ¡j. was 0pened here. He practiced ' business visitors in the
of the flock, as the production of ed meetings Saturday evening and him Sunday going on to Payatte to variety to the entertainment. The
price of admission shall not exceed
nation, or from other sources if for a short time by himself when he Saturday.
from the Sunday and Sunday night at the visit relatives.
Mrs. D. P. Pullen and little daugh-! the pullet is transmitted
Irieht man cannot he found in retired from that office and on Feb­
¡school house. Among thi numbers J, D. Gardner
who has been on thej®*’ rcn‘ 8-
was a quartette which was enjoyed 3|ck ij9t for the past week is reported]
14- The trophy, a silver cup, s a
churches, the superintendent of ruary 20, 1916, entered into partner­ ter, Wilma and Viola, Were guests t o ( ma*e‘
In choosing the male, this may
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Fi.
o d church ship with Judge George E. Davis, dinner in the Claude Willson home
by all present. Rev. Borley preached better at this writing.
rpmain in the CU8tody of thc wmning
in Nyssa Friday.
; apply to any breed. First, vigor; a very interesting sermon Saturday!
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.i.I Vale
school until the next contest.
to recommend to the bishop one of the veteran attorneys of East­
Dollie
was « r at
John Bigelow moved out from | this we will define by finding a bird
15. Districts having a four year
Idaho conference such ap- ern Oregon.
and Sunday night.
on business this week.
Nyssa last week and will make his with an extra large comb and two
high
school may be represented only
Itment from year to year.
Weekly
prayer
meeting
at
the
Mr. Kester states he expects to re­
Holly Bros, have finished painting
home with his son S. D. Bigelow and well shaped wattles. His comb, face
once by any one pupil. In all other
During the present year and side in Vale for several months at
school house
Wednesday evening. their ice Tiouse.
family.
and wattles should be very red, his
district*
contestants
may enter
Everyone is invited to attend.
such a per od m we are able to [^ast, driving back arid forth to On-
Mr. Bailey was in town on business .,rnin provided they are eligible
Robert Wallace returned home: eye large and keen. Get a bird with
Sunday school Sunday m rning at
eipa: and recommend action, it tarl0
H:s work with the ol^ firm
from Long Valley, where he has a full, well rounded breast, standing
j under these rules and did not win
10:30, and preaching in the evening one day this week.
no wi-e iliat the following rela- of Davis & Kester will be continued
been working, Sunday.
1 squarely on his feet, and legs that
Mrs. Geo. Cooley was visiting rel- the cup in former contests,
at 7 o ’clock.
of church activities be main- until those pending matters which
atives in Adrian before going to Port
John Gordon of Vale visited h is! show no signs of being knock-kneed,
|od:
he has been handling have been set­ sheep camp on the McConnell ranch H 's back should be broad, extending
AUCTION SALE.
Often male* segregate certain fe­ land where they have decided to live.
1.) Preach once a week in each tled.
I Monday.
•«■H back. Carrying his tail at an males, leaving others unnetod which
Miss Elsie Elliot has been assist­
Attend
ion
o f our reader* is called
Ire!! holding and separate Sun- I
5 NVw members shall be receiv-i
Fred Snively was a Vale visitor angle not more than 40 degree* with this method overcome*, an I you wilt ing at the D. T. Holly home a* Mrs. to the advertisement on page 2 of
¡ihoois.
the Frank Leuck auction sale of
! ‘ he lines of his back, his tail should find you get better fertility. One Holly has been *ick with la grippe,
Church property of each d e -1 od and enrolled as member* o f thej Monday.
usually male for every thirty fet.iale* with|
“ aY Elliot was a Vale visitor Tues livestock and farm implements. Any­
II t" remain intact; at len-d church of their choice.
I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schweizer and be broad and well spread,
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one looking for bargains in either of
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liri:.
, ,xt then tie | 6. This arrangement and comity J baby moved onto th* Gus Schweizer birds so shaped are broad through Leghorns and one male for every bay.
o u t the length of the body and this twenty fetn.des wjth th(, American I Mr- Graver and Boh. Driscoll were those lines would do well to keep
table and satisfactory adjust- may be continued h r modified ac- ranch last week.
Lynn Kygar moved onto the Andy is very essential in the makeup of breeds are suffic jent, but be sure to looking after business interests at the date, Saturday, February 8, in
|rt between the churches.
j coiding to the wiihcs of all parties
mind and be on hand. There ia a
Hansen ranch this week preparatory ‘ he high producing pullet.
get the best that is possible.
i Wilder this week.
The finances involving pas-1 concerned,
Do not use more males than a b s o - ---------------------------- | Mrs Dollie McCreary went to On-
big list to choose from.
ial support be managed as at Ihe j By the quarterly conference o f the to beginning spring woik. Mr. and
Do you have cream, eg rs, poultry tario Thursday.
lent time by the general commit-! Methodist Episcopal
church, eon- Mrs. I.u de Goode will live with him lutely necessary, and it is a good
FOR SALE— Six good Holstein
Thoa. McGivem recieved word that
of the organizations concerned, veiled unanimously at Nyssa, Ore- until they find a satisfactory loca -, policy to pen up a male at times.: or ranch butter to sell? Ship the'
dairy cows, fresh and to freshet*
tion
for
themselves.
Give
him
extra
good
care
while
in
Commercial
Creamery,
LaGrande,
*
his
sister,
Mrs.
F.
J.
Clemo
was
quite
the overhead charges r.nd henev-' gon, January 21, 1923.
Wm. Peutz purchased 500 sheep < confinement, and if your flock is on Oregon. Write u* if you want ou ill with an attack of appendicitis at soon. — P. van Twisk, V4 mile south
pt monies of the churches be ban-;
W. M. Ewing. Supt.
her home in Ontario.
I Idanha orchard.—Adv.J6-tf
I range alternate in penning the males, quotations regularly.—J12-2t
from
Tom Conley last week.
separately.
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R. J. Davis, Secretary.
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