NYSSA, OREGON
Gateway to the Owyhee and
Black Canyon
IRRIGATION PROJECTS
VOLUME XXV. NO. 32
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
NYSSA. OREGON, FRIDAY, TRY 8, 1931
NYSSA, OREGON
Busiest and Fastest Growing
Town in Oregon
INVESTIGATE-—LOCATE
$1.50 PER YEAR
NYSSA RESIDENTS ADD
NEW SETTLER FROM
FIX-UP TO CLEAN-UP;
CALIFORNIA BUYS
MANY HOMES IMPROVED
LAND UNDER OWYHEE
Is it the tonic of the sunshine, the
After spending a year in Malheur
strength in the freshness of the up­
county with a view to locating
turned earth or the practical desire to
here, C. H. Shirk, formerly of Vis­
improve that is stirring the citizens of
alia. Cal., has decided that the
Nyssa to more than usual activity in
More concrete v. is placed in the Ow­
Nyssa vicinity appeals to him most.
the clean-up, fix-up movement? What
yhee dam during April by the General
He is impressed by the beautiful
ever it may be, there is accomplish­
Construction company than any pre­
farms that prove beyond a doubt
ment.
vious month. The new record is 50.-
what productive Malheur soil will
On some streets, every home is seeing
000 cubic yards, which raises the height
do.
varied forms of beautification. New
PRICE'S TEAM WINS BY 2-POINT lawns,
of the structure about 28 feet this GEO. C. SANFORD HERE FROM
Shirk was here Tuesday to look
ETTA
FEATHERSTON
WI
NS
IN
flowers,
bushes
and
trees
are
MARGIN; PARRISH AND HEND­ everywhere. Backyards are clean and SPELLING FINALS FOR THIRD month. A road has been built to each- WASHINGTON, D. C.; OWYHEE for an Improved tract, upon which ARTHUR JOHNSON OPERATED ON
AS LAST RESOURCE; NIELSON
RICKS ARE STARS; KINGMAN neat. A drive around town will reveal YEAR; JOHNSTON BOY FROM end of the dam so that when the 30- —BOARD FAVORS COMPLETION he desires to farm till water is on
MUST ALSO PAY FOR DISAS­
roadway across the top of the fin­
the Owyhee. Then he will turn his
TAKES RURAL CUP.
some very attractive - yards—right in WADE IS LONE WINNER IN NYS­ foot
ished dam is ready visitors will have a OF MITCHELL BUTTE AND DEAD thoughts to development of an
TROUS RIDE TO BOISE.
Nyssa.
circle trip to the crest.
Owyhee tract he purchased some
OX FLAT UNITS FIRST.
has been noted that Elbert Butler SA ZONE.
» Corresponding to the rapid progress
Topping records in sprints, hurdles is It adding
months ago. It is near the Owy­
a
rock
garden
to
his
pretty
on the dam is the, advance of 1120
and jumps at the Malheur county home. A ifew lawn will soon enhance
hee school. He also purchased a
Arthur Johnson lias a chance to live.
track meet at Vale Friday, the team of the beauty of H. Larsen's attractive No other speller in Malheur county feet made by J. F. Shea company at “The retxjrt we have in Washington forty under the Owyhee in Dead This
message that came to Nyssa
Coach Owen Price of Nyssa brought bungalow. People everywhere are has equaled the record of Etta Feather- tunnel No. 5 inlet. In tunnel No. 1 out­ is that the Vale-Owyhee land settle­ Ox Flat—for a neighbor in Cali­ shortly is the
before the paper went to press.
let
end
the
progress
was
505
feet
while
home the cup. Nyssa made 101 points. planting things.
fornia
perhaps.
Johnson underwent a critical operation
seventh grade pupil from the lit­ the inlet end T. E. Connolly com­ ment association is doing a wonderful
Ontario, winning school for many “I never saw the trees make such ston,
He is thinking of his neighbors, at
the Caldwell sanitarium late Wed­
country school at Cairo. Etta won at
work," Geo. C. Sanford, director of being
pany
made
445
feet.
Water
and
soft
years, was two and a quarter points be­ splendid growth," said Geo. R. Swan, tle
blessed
with
the
settlement
first in the seventh grade division at ground at the outlet end of tunnel No. reclamation economics, told directors urge. He keeps his old friends in nesday afternoon for the correction of
hind. The cup may be seen at the who has an orchard and garden in his the
finals in Vale Saturday, first in the 5 have combined to slow up the work of the Owyhee irrigation district at California in contact with the a dislocated vertebra. His condition is
Nyssa Pharmacy.
backyard.
sixth
grade division in the 1930 finals of S. S. Magoffin company and necessi­ their May session Tuesday night. This Owyhee project—The Journal way. grave.
A near Nyssa school, Kingman Kol-
Johnson and Howard Neilson, former
and
first
in the fifth grade division in tated special construction methods. is Sanford's first visit on the Owyhee
ony, won the rural school cup again
workmen
on the Owyhee project, left
the
finals
in
1929.
and
he
is
going
over
the
entire
project
Survey parties are at work on the with Engineer F. A. Banks.
this year.
Nyssa
Monday
night for Boise. Their
Etta
has
still
one
more
chance
to
for the Succor creek division Sanford's son Hollis is in charge of
Clifford Parrish and Alma Hendricks
light roadster struck a car driven by F.
place a win as next year she will be an surveys
main
canal
which
will
carry
water
were the heroes of the day for Nyssa.
M. Brown, Fargo farmer, and flipped
concreting of the "glory hole" at
eighth grade student.
from tunnel No. 5 outlet to the
winning medals as high point boys In
the Owyhee dam.
off the highway. It rolled over and
The Nyssa zone had but one winner southward
the
Gem
disctrict
and
adjoining
lands.
Classes C and A. Cllfflrd took blue
bver and was practically demo!. ,hed.
Owyhee directors discussed with En­
in the finals this year, J. Ross John­
ribbons in 100-qrard, 220-yard dash, pole
gineer Banks approaching canal con­
Nielson miraculously escaped injury.
ston, seventh grade boy of Wade
vault, 120 hurdles and with Ernest
struction. They favor irrigation of the
But, he also made a trip to Caldwell.
Other winners were Violet
Peterson, Martin Montgomery and Bela COUNTY COURT SEEKS COMPLE school.
Mitchell
Butte
and
Dead
Ox
Flat
divis­
He
was charged with driving an auto­
Taylor,
Jessie
Carter,
Ontario;
Helen
Sager scored an easy win in the relay
NYSSA
GIRLS
ACHIEVE
HIGHEST
ions
first:
(I)
because
the
lands
are
mobile
while under the influence of
Enebeck,
Vivian
Blackburn,
Harper;
over Ontario. Hendricks was first in TION OF ROAD TO BURNS AND Ellis Lamberson, Westfall; Mary
more
level
and
superior
to
the
Succor
liquor.
It was reported here that he
AWARD
IN
NATI
ONAL
GIRL
50 yard dash, 120 hurdle, broad jump LAKEVIEW; CONTRACT LET FOR Frances Kennedy, Brogan.
creek division; (2) the lands are adja­ SCOUT PROGRAM.
.plead guilty Wednesday and was sen­
and third in high Jump.
cent to highly developed farm areas;
tenced to serve six months in Jail and
Entries from the various zones, win­
Two rural school girls, Ella Points of BRIDGE ON CENTRAL OREGON. ners
(3) completion of these units will bring
pay a fine of *500.
in a tryout, were:
Kingman and Ellen McConnell of
relief to pumping districts by supplying The highest award in scoutdom for Both men had been working a! Har­
Nyssa—Helen Lewis, Waneta Graves, GRACE, WEISER FIELDER, TURNS them
Wade won medals for high point girls David F. Graham, county Judge, Vera
with gravity water; (4) pending girls, golden eaglet pins, will be pre­ per the last few weeks.
Benton, Ell Martin; Wade—Ezra
in classes C and A. Each won firsts in Commissioners Ora Clark and J. D. Brumbach,
litigation makes it expedient that sented
J. Ross Johnston; Kingman ANKLE IN LAST OF GAME; WEI­ Gem
the 50-yard and 100-yard dash and 80- Fairman, accompanied by direqtors of Kolony — Geraldine
Margaret Hunt, Betty Tensen
unit completion follow.
Bach; Oregon SER HURLER IS PREY OF HARD
yard hurdles. Ellen was first in the the Southeastern Oregon Development Trail—Paul Johnston; Jordan
and
Katherine
Leuck, girl scouts of
The
Owyhee
board
includes
Dr.
J.
J.
Valley— HITTING LOCALS.
standing broad Jump; Ella fourth.
Nyssa, by the national organization in
Sarazin,
S.
D.
Goshert
and
C.
C.
Hunt,
Charlotte
Mills,
Gardener
Skinner,
league,
V.
B.
Staples
and
F.
G.
Cleve­
Other medal winners at the meet land, conferred with Governor Meier in John Connors, Carmen Corta, Virginia
D. C. The three girls are
directors; Frank T. Morgan, secretary. Washington,
were Maxine Cramer. Class B girls; Salem
among the few who complete the girl
The
matter
was
discussed
Wednesday
Arritola,
Inez
Chertudi,
Ella
Payne,
the
latter
part
of
the
week
in
Fred Spencer. Class B boys.
In the first shut-out game of the at commercial club, E. M. Blodgett, scout program 100 per cent.
Skinner; Ontario—Violet Tay­ season
hit and run driver, who chan„ d
regard to completion of the Central Thomas
Winners in the Nyssa zone included: Oregon
in the Idaho-Oregon league president, presiding. The club decided They have earned badges in domestic his A mind,
lor,
Jessie
Carter,
Veda
Hickey;
Cairo
a car driven by C. L.
and Yellowstone cut-off high­ Etta Featherston; Vale—Virginia Nick- Nyssa swamped
Nyssa—Bela Sager, Clarence Boor, E. ways. Harney.
work,
home
nursing
and
child
training;
Weiser
18
to
0
here
to have a banquet in honor of new­ in athletics, sportsmanship and schol­ Lindsey, of struck
Nyssa,
railroad employe of
Lake and Grant coun­ em, George and Lester Peterson, Mar­ Sunday. Nyssa gathered 18 hits off comers
Peterson, Edmond Pittman, E. Lewis, ties were represented.
in the city. The Ontario club
the
General
Conhtruction
comuny,
Waneta Graves, Edith Bums, Nellie The delegations also appeared before jorie Humphrey, Merle Chester, Ruth Jackson; while Young allowed but will be invited.
arship.
W. B. Hoxie, chairman
this
side
of
Dunaway
Sunday
ev-nlng.
Schwelzer, Flora Wimp, Ella Martin, the state highway commission. Al­ Ketchum; Harper—Marian Carter, Lu- three. To end an imperfect day, Oscar of the road committee,
The
three
girls
began
work
with
the
attention
car turned over in the bor­
Francis Allen, Elsie Munsterman; though no commitments were made, cile Hucker, Vivian and Mona Black­ Grace, Weiser fielder, sprained his to the new maps which called
troop that was organized four years Lindsey's
give
Nyssa
and
row pit but he was unhurt. His car
Owyhee Dam—Jack Taylor, Mildred the local road boosters were assured burn, Helen Enebeck, Evelyn Fuchs; ankle and was carried from the field. the Owyhee splendid publicity. About ago under the leadership of Miss Lily was
slightly damaged.
Neithercutt; Owyhee—Byrd Walter, C.
May
Hunt.
They
continued
with
Miss
According
to
Dean
Smith,
Nyssa
club
20
members
attended.
Malheur — Martha Racey; Grouse manager. Weiser will have a new
The alleged wrecker speeded onward
Pullen, M. Rust. Mary and Louise cooperation.
Pauline
Fisher,
captain
till
her
depart­
Eddy, Emma Weaver; moundsman in the next game.
Lindsey was inspecting his ma­
Friday, the commission awarded Creek—DeLane Taylor;
Strode, Wilma Pullen; Wade—D. On
ure for Portland last winter. Since that and
Ironside—Rich­ Kendlar replaced Nathan Young in
chine, when an auto drove up and its
contract for construction of a bridge Park—LaRue
Coombs, Ezra Brumbach. D. Mausling, a over
time,
the
older
girls
and
Miss
Tensen,
Lofton, Vernon Lawrence, Hazel
asked, “Was the man in that car
the Malheur river on the Harper - ard
Vera McConnell, Faye Betts, Helen
second lieutenant, have acted as direct­ driver
field, as Young has been ill. Pud
Duncan; Bully Creek—Thora Gallo­ right
hurt?" Lindsey explained that he was
link of the Central Oregon way;
Cartwright; Oregon Trail — Wesley Jonesboro
ors
and
work
has
continued.
Long
also
made
his
first
appearance
Porter—Vida Stream: Cow Valley this season.
man. Rtfusing to give his name,
Lathen, P. Johnston, W. Keck; Arca­ highway to R. H. Jones, Baker, for *15,- —Robert
Meetings are held every Monday the
Hon; White Settlement—
the
motorist
wheeled about and was
125.
dia—Elsie Doman.
evening
at
the
Dick
Tensen
home.
Box Score
Evelyn Smith; Westfall—Hazel Ray; Nyssa—
Arrangements are complete for bac­ In Eugene, where Miss Margaret gone—but not before Lindsey had se­
Bids were also called on additional Lincoln—Margaret
E
AB
R
H
Redsull; Pioneer— Greeling, 3b .................
calaureate at the Parish hall Sunday Hunt is a freshman at the University cured his license number.
work in Malheur county—grading of
..... 5 5 3 3 0 evening
Ketchum.
in honor of Nyssa graduates. of Oregon, she is continuing with girl He reported to Marshal Cook.
the Huntlngton-Slide section of the Hazel
0
1
1
.....
6
Price,
ss
.......................
6
Owen Price and Albert Hopkins of Rambaud, rf . ..... 5 4 3 0 Rev. Geo. Foster Pratt of Baker is the scout
Old Oregon Trail. Bids will be receiv­ Nyssa,
work. She has charge of one of
Mrs. E. H. Brumbach of Big
The girls choir under the di­ the many
ed at a meeting in Portland May 2.
troops in the college city.
Hoxie, 2b ..... 6 2 1 X speaker.
Bend and Mrs. Victoria Schwelzer, Herb
rection
of
Mrs.
Dick
Tensen
is
prepar­
0
2
.....
6
3
Harold
Hoxie,
cf
.........
6
teacher
at
Kingman
Kolony,
acted
as
ing
special
music.
STANFIELD IMPROVES;
COOK'S CAR BURNS
6 1 1 0 Commencement will be held May 14
Young, c
officials at the contest.' Mrs. E. M. John
JOHN STRINGER FACES
0
Had
it
not been for the observance
3
.....
5
2
Dick
Young,
p
Crail,
county
school
superintendent,
at
the
Liberty
theatre.
SERIOUS ASSAULT CHARGE
..... 6 6 1 2 0 The grade school will hold open of Howard Foster, a car owned by
lb ...................
TOTAL FOR YEAR IS 549,19«, OF
awarded cash prizes to the winners. Servoss,
..... 5 5 2 0 0 house today, May 3. Work of the past Marshal A. V. Cook would have burned Bound for Portland with two carloads
Kendlare, If ..............
WHICH SCHOOLS RECEIVE *22,- Robert N. Stanfield, former senator
early Friday morning. Foster saw the of cattle from his Nyssa ranch, Ray
AB R H E year will be exhibited.
Weiser—
317, ALMOST ONE HALF.
from Oregon, is improving from injur­
flame, notified Cook and in a few mo­ Emmott fell against a stove while rid­
0
0
4
0
Grace,
cf
..............
4
.i
t
ies suffered when he was struck by an
ments they had it out. Little damage ing in a caboose near Pendleton Sat­
Small, If ..................... 4 4 0 0 0
A voucher for *24,598.23 was mailed automobile driven by John Stringer,
.... 4 4 0 0 4 CIRCUIT COURT CONTINUES was done. Cook traded the car for a urday and fractured two ribs. He con­
Mead, ss .......................
to C. W. Glenn, sheriff of Malheur well known sheepman. Stanfield’s legs
tinued on to Portland.
new Chevrolet coach.
.... 4 4 0 0 0
Mackrill, lb ................
county from the Oregon Short Line were broken, a vertebra displaced and
0
0
....
3
0
Hutchinson,
c
............
3
o
o
u
Late
Saturday
at
Vale,
the
Jury
re
headquarters in Salt Lake City Friday, he suffered internal injuries. He was The senior class will present a clever Jackson, p ................... 3 3 0 0 0 0 ^ lurned a verdict of not guilty in the
BANKER LIKES NYSSA
CREAMERY PICNIC SOON
covering the first half of the taxes on taken to Portland the last of the week. comedy,
Marshal
N.
Dana,
editor
of
the
Ore­
0
0
0
3
Ray
deputy superintendent
Holmes,
2b
..................
3
0
!
case
Q(
state
vs
Harlan
and
Joe
Kelly
"Skidding,"
at
the
Liberty
its property in Malheur county for In Baker county, Stringer has been theatre tonight. May 8. under the di­ Kuntz, 3b ................. .... 3 3 0 0 0 2 2 and Glen Thayer of Brogan, charged gon Jourral, wlU be the principal in charge Landon,
of the liquidation of the Mal­
1930. A like amount will be due No­ charged of fence cutting. A second, rection of Misses Stella Fishbum and Detrickson, rf .............. 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 wlth operating a distillery. Emmett speaker at the annual picnic of the heur County
bank since February, has
vember 5.
more serious charge is pending, as
Cooperative Creamery at returned to Portland and J. C. Llndley,
----------- — —_________ Arthur plead guilty to the charge and Faarmers'
Johnson.
Of the total taxes due Malhuer coun­ Stringer is suspected by Baker county Clarice
Weiser May 14. Dana made a study from the Salem office of the state
WITNESS PAYETTE TRAGEDY Ed H>aVis was convicted. Attorneys of
The play typifies a fresh, sincere pic­ The
ty for 1930, *49,196.45, there was levied officials of deliberately driving his ture
day festival at Payette was R D Lytle and E M Blodgett repre- dairying in New Zealand. W. B. banking department, is relieving him
of American family life. Love vies marred May
as state taxes *5.956.72; county taxes automobile over Stanfield.
Wagner, manager, announces that an for the present. Before his departure
the tragic death of Jack sented the defendants.
with a career for Marion Hardy, a Dawne, by
*5,976.10; road taxes »7,428.93; for
30, stunt flyer from Boise late [ The ¡iquor charge agalnst j w elaborate program is planned for the the last of the week, Mr. Landon stated
modem college lass. Then there are Friday afternoon.
schools. *22,317.23; for city taxes
swooped Hanks of Nyssa was dismissed on mo- day. Malheur county dairymen are in­ that he heartily enjoyed his visit in
the two younger girls who chose to low over a multitude As of Dawne
VALE PROJECT ELECTION marry
*7,229.47; and for drainage taxes *228.
vited to attend. Bring a basket lunch. Nyssa, his first in Eastern Oregon. He
watchers,
ap­ tion.
before
they
finished
their
edu­
This does not incelude taxes paid by Land owners of the Vale, Oregon, ir­ cation and want to “come home to parently preparing to land, his plane
predicts a bright future for this local­
i
circuit
court
continues.
Ernest
Wil-
the O. W. R. & N. on the Brogan
district will vote for or against
REVIVAL MEETINGS BEGIN
ity.
at the first sign of trouble. Other aviators say Dawne misjudged son of Nyssa is serving on the Jury.
branch and Oregon Eastern Branch in rigation
the construction of an additional stor­ mother"
Rev. Robert Brymer, who last week
Modern tendencies upset Mother Hardy the distance to the ground and was
Malheur county.
age reservoir on the North Fork of the and
completed
a successful series of revival
she
goes
on
a
strike
to
straighten
LOVELAND IS IMPROVING
COLLINS
OPERATES
LAUNDRY
Malheur river. The election will be out her family.
stunting too low.
meetings in Vale, opened a revival at Clarence Loveland, Ironside rancher,
held June 2.
and Mrs. Joe Ayre of Nyssa were j Monday Wm. Collins took over the the Methodist cummunity church in is slowly Improving from injuries sus­
Humor is blended with pathos and a in Mr.
Engineers say the additional storage garnished
Payette when the accident occured. management
Monday evening. Services will tained when he was thrown and tramp­
philosophy
makes
"Skid­
of the Nyssa Laundry Nyssa
is necessary to secure an adequate sup­ ding" more significant than the aver­
be
held
night at 8 o’clock. Rev. led by a horse. He sustained a skull
which he purchased from John Cherry Brymer is every
ply for the entire 32,000 acres which age comedy. It is life, a critic said.
from
Portland.
fracture and is not yet out of danger.
in a recent transaction. The laundry is
the Vale district contains.
The cast of ten consists of Betty
He is at the Ontario hospital.
located
two
blocks
south
of
Main
street.
The reservoir will incur an expense Tensen.
Hershel Thompson, Irma
NORUOTT WINS
His Mother. Mrs. Louisa Loveland of
Collins has been a resident of Nyssa the . Dr. E. DR.
of not to exceed *500.000. The original Betts, Ralph
Boden,
Werner
Peutz,
D.
Norcott
of
Nyssa
won
sec­
Nyssa and other members of the fam-
past year.
May flowers, May sentiments, all of contract authorized the district to in- Agnes Nichols, Margaret Morgan,
ond prize in the golf tournament on the ] jjy have been frequent visitors at the
the beauties of the merry month of, cur a liability of *4.500.000.
¡Leonard Marshall, Dale Garrison, Gol Now, once again, there dawns the day
Nyssa-Parma course Sunday. Lee Fisk hospital. His sister, Mrs. Bill Farmer
SEE
THEATRE
PROGRAM
May were captured and brought in­
When sons and daughters haste to pay
die Flanary.
of Parma was first. Another match is „f Raker, Sim Loveland of Boise. Mr.
doors for the banquet in honor of the
BIG BEND PICNIC
The homage due to mother!
planned for the coming Sunday.
|and Mrs chas. L-: eland, Wm.. Albert
Beginning
In
this
issue
of
The
Jour­
graduates of Nyssa high school at the
sweet the thoughts that fill the nal, Mr. Leigh will carry an announce-
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¡and I. Loveland of Jordan Valley have
gymnasium last Friday night. The Jun­ Grangers of the county will picnic at Lured by tales of big ones in Pine How mind
ment of coming talkies at the Liberty Mrs. H. E. Robinson of Caldwell was been here most of the time since the
iors were hosts to the Seniors. Supt. Big Bend paark Mother's day, May 10. Valley above Halfway, Marlin Wilson As we apprach the sacred shrine— | Theatre.
Watch the paper every week a guest of Mrs. Fred Marshall Wednes- ! accident occurred,
and Mrs. Leo D. Hollenberg, the facul­ A pageant will be presented under the Roy Pounds, John Lawrence and John
Where dwells the love of mother! for show attractions.
I
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Miss Hazel Leigh day.
direction of Mrs. W. C. Higgins of On- Ray went fishing Sunday. So far as
ty, school directors and their wives.
—Ex.
Miss Reta Barth, assistant;
fishing was concerned the day was a Miss Josie Blokland, pastor of the | is and cashier;
Trellises, a profusion of spring flow­ tario. Everyone is invited.
Gilbert Klinkenberg, operator at
ers and a May pole made the hall a Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Hickox had as complete wash-out. John Lawrence |
church,
veritable garden. The garden idea was their Sunday guest Mr. Hickox's moth- managed to land a 3-inch trout and a ^ethcxiist
' y ch
urc s da" the Liberty theatre.
the keynote. .. Touts:
from Ontario.
while the other members of with
the nounces .ispecla1
r o * ^ ox fw
. __ "Planting,"
, "The Garden-
» S a rv D er Mr
. I i sucker
.... v,.
10, in p nonor
m Bu^ay
mum LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR HERE
and Mrs Joe Brunlng and . . Mrs.
party
had j to content ihpmuvM
themselves with morning, May
er." Mr. —
Hollenberg;
Nyssa
community.
Everyone
-
------
-
l
an
outing
in
the
pines.
prs
OI
cne
wys
Goshert, school director; “Rain,” Gar- C. E. Peck were in Boise Monday.
_____________Is invited.
The final calendar of the 36th legis-
rit Muntzwerff, president of the senior Mr. and Mrs. P. W Case and Frances
Transportation will be provided for jayve assembly of Oregon may be sets
class; "Sunshine," Evelyn Schweiaer; Peck spent 8unday in Vale with Mr. After an extended illness, Jas M mothers
who will phone the parsonage at The Journai office. It shows the The Nyssa baseball nine excels in richer in ball experience but he found
"Butterflies." Miss 8tella Fishbum; and Mrs C. Purdy.
Duncan
is
now
able
to
be
up
and
There
wIT
be flowers fo' eve-v mother compiete status of all bills and resolu- team work. Why not? Three broth­ that expenses of being a "pro” almost
"Bumble Bees," Coach John Young;
Hence he found
day.
Mrs.
John
j in attendance. Seats will be reserved tlons acted upon by the 36th legtsla- ers and a pair of twins bolster the exceeded receipts.
the
around
most
of
"Budding,” Mrs. Ada Haworth; two Mrs. Bud Short made a trip to Cald Mull and Mrs. Ray Mull of Arcadia for mothers and sons.
himself in Nyssa with his brother,
line-up.
ture.
solos by Miss Donna Cook, made up well Monday She was accompanied by Were here to spend Monday with Mr Rev. Robt. Brymer, evangelist of
The three brothers are Dick Young, coach of Nyssa high school, some two
the prgram.
pitcher; John Young, catcher; and Na- years ago and began work in engineer -
Portland, will deliver the morning ad­
Mrs. Claud Wilson of Parma and Mrs
Mrs. Duncan.
MALIIEUR
LAD
HONORED
About
sixty
guests
were
served.
Six
ADOUI s ix ty g u esi* w c .c
™ Ray Wilson of Weiser.
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than Young, fielder. According to ing on the Owyhee irrigation project.
dress, on the subject: "God’s Call to
sophomore
girls, Csrlotta Irwin, Hazel
Mothers."
The
choir
is
arranging
spe­
Nell
Hoffman
of
Ontario
was
one
of
John, Dick is the bail player of the trio, He came at a crucial time—pitching
Sullivan, Olive Hunter. Lois Schweiaer.
„ was
was here
from ( Ed. [n Wilson
and
Thos. on B business
Nordale cial music for the occasion.
nine
boys
in
Oregon
honored
with
the
At
Oregon State college he pitched 25 the Nyssa nine to victory over Ontario
nere
irom
Ontario
Tuesday
Charlena Crawford and Mildred Betts, | Mrs. Helen Clement
games
and lost but two. He pitched to win the 1929 pennant in the Idaho-
"Oregon
Faramer"
degree
in
Smith-
served.
Junior
committees
Included:
°
nU5lt>
£?hwel*r
M
Mr
Nordale
went
on
to
Payette
and
Oregon
State to the coast champion­ Oregon league.
Hughes
work.
GROW
WITH
US!
Naomi Evans chairman; Dorothy daughter, Mrs Oeo. Schwelzer Mrs Boise in the afternoon.
John and Dick began their baseball
ship
in
1925.
The
Journal
is
growing.
h S Delici. 811er.ee. Laurtna Banks, Clement has been in poor health for
careers together in the town of Madras,
Miss Oeorgia Thompson, Mrs. Oeorge After graduating from Oregon State Oregon.
In two weeks the Nyssa paper
Pearl LaRue, banquet committee; Ev- several months.
The never lost a game the
in engineering in 1926, Young debated
David F. Graham, county Judge, was has added thirty subscribers to Its R. Swan and daughter Fay spent Sun­ baseball
clyn Schwelzer chsinnan; Prances ;
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engineering Baseball four years they were in high school.
mailing list. It's goal for the rom- day with friends at Horseshoe Bend. won For and
MacFarlane Mildred Zlttercob, Violet On their way from the game at Wild- here Sunday to see his brother Donald ing
three years he played profes- Nathan is a younger brother.
two weeks is fifty. Who will be
Pinkston. Mav Keizer program com- I er Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Voyen M. Graham and family.
The twins of the Nyssa nine are local
Mayor and Mrs. Dick Tensen were sional ball, in the Montana Mines boys
first?
mittee
“ 0 children Jack King. Misses V e l m a -----------------------
They have possessed the base­
league, with with Kelso Tlmbermen.
Journal family will be pleas­ Boise visitors Tuesday.
Hlah school girls wore dainty and Allen and Jacqueline Honeywell of Frank Newton, formerly of Nyssa ed The
ball
bug
since they wore knee pants.
with
Ogden
in
the
Utah-Idaho
league
to
know
that
last
week's
issue
colorful
nartv frocks Vale stopped in Nyssa to visit with Mr changed his address from Beatty, Or.. carried more advertising and m ore
They
are
red-headed, hard hitting and
He
finished
the
last
season
with
Oak­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tom
Coward,
Mrs.
After the banquet the Freshmen and Mrs. W. F. McLIng Voyen is first to Ashland this week “I don t want to
look
so
much
alike, even the natives of
land
in
the
Pacific
coast
schedule,
Ethel
Crawford
and
daughters
spent
news
than
any
other
paper
ih
Mal­
Journal,"
wrote
baseman on the Vale ball team and miss an issue of The
gave a dance for the entire student King
At the end of three years. Yuong was Nyssa can scarcely name Harold and
[Saturday
in
Ontario.
heur
county.
Newton.
plays
second
base.
body.
NYSSU YOUTHS
will mil cur
FROM ONTARIO
MIRO SPELLER
TRUES THIRD
IGHT
MEIER FAVORS
CENTRAL OREGON
Owyhee Dam
Builders Set
/ rii Record
DIRECTOR CHIEF
SEEIHG OWYHEE
PROJECT FIRST
IS WRECK VICTIM;
CONDITION CRAVE
GIRLS EARN
HIGH AWARDS
NYSSA SHITS
OUT WEISER
Driver Has
Close Call
Baccalaureate
Is Sunday Event
RAILROAD PAYS
$24,598 TAXES
Cattleman
Breaks Ribs
See “Skidding
Senior Class Play
Juniors Give
May Day Fete;
Honor Seniors
Mother’s Day
Service Sunday
Twins And Trio Of Brothers
Shine On Nyssa Ball Team