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NYSSA, OREGON QATTWAY TO THE OWYHEE AND BLACK CANTON IRRIGATION PROJECTS THE GATE CITY JOURNAL VOLUME XXVI. NO. 6. COUNTY CUTS FARM VALUES 30 PER CENT LOWER TAX IS WELCOME PROMISE THAT IS ASSURED OWNERS IRRIGATED LAND AND OF RANGE TRACTS; CITY ASSESSMENTS RE MAIN THE SAME. Irrigated and range lands in Malheur county will pay less taxes in 1932. After consideration of farm values, the county board of equalization went on record as favoring a reduction of 30 per cent in the assessed valuation of ir rigated lands—which have not been re duced heretofore. The board also lopped off a third on range lands, setting the assessed valuation at $1 per acre. In a communication to The Jouranl Friday, Andrew M. Graham, county as sessor, stated that the board took such action “after considering the different factors entering into farm values, such factors as cost of production and prices of produce." Total value of taxable property in Malheur county, as finally equalized, ag gregates $6,869,340. Mr. Graham made the following summary for readers of The Journal: Farm Assessments Farm L an ds.......................... $3,919,900.00 Range Lands ........................ Improvements on Farm Lands Farm M achinery................... 69,615,00 Horses—4,523 ....................... 92.875.00 Cattle—21,060 ........................ 526,545.00 Sheep—198,614 ....................... 752,475.00 Other Livestock ................... 17,730.00 NYSSA, OREGON BUSIEST AND FASTEST GROWING TOWN IN OREOON INVESTIGATE - LOCATE NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5,1931 DENVER MAN COMES TO VIEW OWYHEE; LIKES FALL CLIME L. F. Edwards of Denver heard about Nyssa and the Owyhee Irriga tion project but he did not know that an old friend and neighbor George E. Bertsch lived here. He saw the Bertsch Barber shop, called there and was delighted to find his old friend, a neighbor when the two men lived in Kadoka, South Dakota. “Your fail weather is great,” said Edwards. “We can hardly believe it is so fine after driving through 18 inches of snow in Colorado.” Edwards and hi s daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Norton Faulkner, are here to spend the Will Let WAR IS MURDER, Mead Half M i l l i o n W. C. T. U. SPEAKER Owyhee Canal TELLS GATHERING FRUITLAND PASTOR GIVES T A L K ON PEAGE; CO UN T Y FINE INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT URGES W. C. T. ü. TO FIGHT RE- PEAL PETITION. A new contract Is assured the Owy hee Irrigation project. It Is the first canal contract on the project that will Irrigate 160.000 acres of land in Mal heur county and Idaho a few years hence. A $500,000 contract, ror construction of canal from Tunnel Canyon, the tun nel outlet from the reservoir, to Owy hee river will be let this fall, accord ing to advice from Dr. Elwood Mead, received Tuesday at the November meeting of the Owyhee board. The contract will Include the two short tunnels that form a par. of the distri bution canal. Specifications have gone to the printer, Dr. Mead advised. This first link of canal will bring water to the vast area of land that lies north of Adrian, to the Mitchell Butte and Dead Ox Flat divisions. The board opposed a general mora torium on reclamation projects and favored the proposal that the secretary of the interior use his own Judgment in granting moratoriums on only pro jects in actual need of same. $1.50 PER YEAR COUNTY SELLS OVER $300,000 LAND UNITS AT UNIQUE AUCTION GATE GOES IN GENERAL REMOVES COFFER DAMS THAT HELD THE RIVER BACK DURING MANY MONTHS OF CON STRUCTION; PLACJE ROADWAY AND PARAPET WALLS. Ovefl 70 tracts of land, valued at $300.000, were sold to the highest bidders at the county land auction in Vale Saturday and according to Judge David F. Graham, sales are continuing every day. About 300 people attended the sale—perhaps the biggest of its kind ever held In Oregon. Some of the 250 parcels offered for sale are irrigated farms under the Warmsprings and new Vale, Oregon, irrigation projects. Com missioner J. D. Fatrman is guiding buyers over the lands and will con tinue to push sales. An opportunity awaits the pro spective settler. "We have made a big effort to get this land back on the tax roll and we are pleased wtih the results of the ' sale,” said Judge Graham Saturday. THREE STATES UNITE TO PUSH 1.0. N. HIWAY NYSSA COMMERCIAL CLUB ELECTS DELEGATES FOR PORT L A N D MEETING; FREE PICTURE SHOW FROM NOW TILL CHRISTMAS IS FAVORED. “God extends me no more right to November finds Owyhee dam 88 per Nyssa will send! delegates to the Ore shoot a man down, to take a life, in cent completed by the General Con gon highway commission meeting in struction company with but 71 per cent time of war than in peace. It is murder,” Portland next week, when a determin of its contract time elapsed. Excellent winter looking around. They are declared McKinley Coffman, pastor ed plea will be presented for the desig fall weather has aided In the ahead of considering a farm under the Owy from Frultland, In a stirring address on schedule progress. nation 08 the I. O. N. highway through “ International Relations and Peace,” at hee irrigation project and other In the center, the great dam is now eastern Malheur county. Frank T. Mor the county meeting of the W. C. T. U. business, perhaps. within 60 feet of the top. Workmen are gan, secretary of the Nyssa Commercial preparing to place the roadway and in Nyssa Tuesday. “If every man were a club, and Donald M. Graham were parapet walls at the northeast end of conscientious objector to war. If he re elected delegates at a special club meet the structure. The 200-ton spillway ring fused to murder, there would be no gate is being installed, as are other ap war, said Rev. Coffman. ing Friday night, presided over by E. purtenances that will become part of M. Blodgett, club president. Mrs. C. E. Bingham, of Ontario, coun the operating mechanism of the Owyhee ty president, discussed a petition called C. E. Peck and V. V. Hickox of Big dam. a “Reform” petition, being circulated Bend will represent the Malheur County The removal of the coffer dams, that in Oregon. “ Do not be misled by this Pomona grange. They will present a held the river back during the many ■'reform'”, she stated. “The petitioners grange petition in favor of the road. Tha months of construction on the dam. is are seeking repeal of Oregon's bone dry county court will attend and has assur now nearly completed. Every passing HOME PRODUCTS DINNER WILL law. If the required number of signs week sees some change In the Interest ASSOCIATION ACCEPTS BIDS IN ed cooperation. It is expected that Jor- tures Is secured, we shall find It on our 'dan Valley will be represented and per BE SERVED AT NOON FOR FALL ing scene at Owyhee. ballot In November 1932.” BOISE TODAY; PRICE RANGES haps McDermitt. The distance between headings In COUNCIL OF MALHEUR COUNTY Mrs. Josle Douglas discussed publicity Never before has the I. O. N. had such 3 1-2-mile Tunnel No. 1, leading from LOW, FROM 20 DOWN TO 1* CENTS P.-T. A. SATURDAY. and scientific Intemperance instruction staunch support behind It. Senator John Owyhee reservoir to Tunnel Canyon, OWYHEE IRRIGATION DISTRICT in the schools. Thomas of Idaho has delayed his return was reduced 1,470 feet during October Rev. J. Allison of Ontario addressed to Washington In order to attend the WILL HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION when T. E. Connolly company advanced Bids on the Thanksgiving turkey pool meeting. Senator Tasker L. Oddie will Home grown products of Big Bend the crowd on the topic: "Intemperance 700 feet at the inlet end, and J. F. Shea NEXT MONDAY; ELECT ONE DIR were accepted by the Idaho-Oregon community, by no means limited, will Always an Evil,” a clever, enjoyable ad company made 770 feet at the outlet Turkey Orowers' association In Boise to attend from Nevada. Governor C. Ben ECTOR. supply the menu for the dinner that dress. Rev. John Oarver of Vale spoke end. This leaves 3,538 feet to go before day, Mrs. C. O. Brink, manager inform Ross of Idaho, Governor Meier of Ore gon, Senator McNary, Oovernor F. B. will be served for the Malheur county on "Legislation," stressing the need of concrete lining Is undertaken. ed The Journal by telephone. Prices congress of Parents and Teachers at restrctlon in human life. Mrs. Oarver J. F. Shea company has lined about were 20 cents for No. 1 young toms, 18 Balzar of Nevada and ex-Governor H. C. Baldridge of Idaho will be present. Dr. J. J. Sarazln has been nominated 2400 feet in Tunnel No. 5 from the cen Big Bend community hall Saturday, discussed "Social Morality.” Mrs. Leon Hlgby and the other dele to succeed himself as drtector of the ter toward the inlet portal. At the out cents for No. 1 young hens, 18 cents for If convenient for the esteemed sup $5,379,140.00 November 7. Vegetables, fruit, meat, mediums and old toms, 12 cents for No. porters of the I. O. N„ a banquet will be dairy products and dessert, made from gates at the state conventlftn gave re Owyhee Irrigation district at the an let end, S. 8 . Magoffin company pro 2 tons and hens. City Assessments held before their departure for Port produce of Big Bend, will be served. ports. There were musical numbers by nual election to be held Monday, Nov gressed 259 feet to a point 4,915 In from City Lots Mrs. Brink forecasts a short delivery land. Mr. Morgan has charge of ar Vivian Hlgby, Ruth and Pauline Wolfe ember 9, from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Dr. the portal. Improvmnts on City Lots .. 1,068.935,00 Wade P.-T. A. is serving the meal at for Thanksgiving owing to shrinkage In rangement*. and the Ketchum sisters of Oregon Sarazin has been a member of the Hotel and Office Fixtures .. 49,975.00 noon and the usual charge of 50 cents the crop and the low price. Slope. Rev. Josle J. Blokland had charge board, and has served almost contin Free Picture Show Merchandise........................ 230,430.00 per plate will be made. The recently organized Nyssa market of devotlonals in the afternoon, Mrs. uously, since organization of the Owy Speakers are Miss Edna Flannagan, OWYHEE WORKER Nyssa Commercial club voted to give lng pool is arranging to deliver turkeys nurse, of Portland, Hazel D, Olldea at the evening praise hee district 20 years ago. $1,349,340.00 county health free picture shows in Nyssa every Sat in Nyssa for the Thanksgiving trade. FALLS 2 0 FEET; service. who arrived in the county Monday; Construction Work urday afternoon from now until Christ The polls will be the usual place, an A covered lunch was served In the Machinery ............................ . 140,860.00 Mrs. W P. Brice, of Portland, state FRACTURES WRIST mas, the first free show to be given this outdoor booth on the R. J. Davis ranch church basement In the evening for 45 president; and Mrs, E, P. Roe, national Saturday at the Liberty theatre. Dr. E. people. About 65 attended the afternoon above the Shoestring ditch Rain or field secretary. D. Norcott was named chairman. He re shine, the board has held elections an When Victor Auchard. workman at session. The Ontario and Vale unions The public and everyone interested port* business men 100 per cent behind were well represented. Vale Invited nually and for years, when there was Owyhee dam. fell 20 feet from a scaffold in the educational field is invited to* the plan. the public to an Institute there next no construction and little hope for the on the dam Friday, he fractured his attend. The club favored an effort to secure Owyhee, they kept the district alive. wrist and suffered several minor bruises. Miss Flannagan, accompanied by Tuesday. a bank for the city and appointed the Other members of the board are S. D. He Is under the care of Dr. J. J. Sara The need for the regulation of motion Mrs. E. M. Crail, county school sup following committee to proceed: A. H. Goshert and C. C. Hunt, directors, and zin, project physician. This is the first erintendent, visited Nyssa Tuesday. picture production was stressed in a talk Frank T. Morgan, secretary. Boydell, Donald M. Graham, Ed. Wilson, accident that has occured at Owyhee by Mrs. F. A. Everett of Ontario. Maud Class room inspection is being made LESTER SCOTT IS HURT IN AT Ernest C. Wilson, Thos. B. Nordale. dam in several weeks. M. Aldrich, national director, states that Frank T. Morgan, E. M. Blodgett and NYSSA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS in rural schools. Miss Flannagan will motion pictures have more influence TEMPT TO CONQUER YOUNG spend four weeks in the county. MALHEUR WINS MORE E. J. Powell. upon young people than the schools. MAKE HIT IN MYSTERY COMEDY MULE ON SARAZIN RANCH. The secretary was Instructed to send Mrs. Arvllla Fauchier made an Inter MONEY AT PORTLAND NYSSA GRIDDERS WITH LOTS OF THRILLS; MISS a letter of condolence to the Vale esting report on the Children's Farm LYTLE REVIEWS PLAY PARMA HERE Commercial club, mourning the death of SHOW; CORN LEADS Home at Albany. Seven cottages house JOHNSON IS DIRECTOR. OWYHEE APPEAL from 18 to 22 young people each. The ON ARMISTICE DAY Exceeding his reputation, a young Ike Robinette, It* former president. The secretary was Instructed to re home has 248 acres of land. In addition . . . . ,, . mule was both contrary and vicious . »j i . ___ i Malheur county made double the win- quest the state highway engineer to to producing its own dairy products, the . , . ___..___ , _ .__ when Lester Scott, Nyssa rancher, at Flashing lights, shots, darkness and a ., . j . i flt tllG P&C1I1C IritGlTl&t>10n(ll LlVG” Attorney R. D. Lytle of Vale returned . The annual Nyssa-Parma football gvle Nyssa more recognition In highway Qn Hagglund. “ terror,” with plenty of sparkling last Wednesday from Pendleton where home this year raisedthe following pro- stoc classic for Armistice day diversion will tempted to harness him last Friday mileage signs; also to place a sign at duce for its own upkeep: 400 heads cab- county ^ tow ^ X r n a l comedy, made the mystery play, “Oh he attended the regular October term of be held in Nyssa this year. The game For the time being, the mule came out the “Y ” showing the relative mileage to Kay,” presented by Nyssa high school the supreme court. He reviewed two bage. 4 tons squash, 800 head s today. will be called at 2 o ’clock p. m. on the winner. He forced Scott Into a cor Boise by way of Nyssa. last Thursday under the direction of cases of interest in Malheur county, Com was a leader with eight prem- the holiday. "It Is sure to be a battle," President Blodgett gave the club a ner of the bam with so much force that Miss Clarice Johnson a decided success. Fred Kllngback vs. Vincente Mendiola potatoes, 500 No. 10 cans of com and splendid talk on the Importance of beets and a large quantity of tomates. iums- Most of the corn came from Big declared Coach John Young of Nyssa, Scott's right shoulder was fractured. Keith Parkinson, as “Cramp,” an ob appeal and the case of John Norwood A cannery was borrowed to can most of i Bend. V. V. Hlckox and Charles Purdy “ as the teams are well matched." “doing" If the city or club Is to build and jector to petticoat rule, and Carlotta vs. Eastern Oregon Land company. It is this produce for winter. Fourteen child- “ » k four ribbons on individual exhibits, Nyssa remains undefeated In her Scott farms the ranch property of Dr. grow. Resolution* commending the Irwin, as “Gram,” with ever an ache and exp^ted that the court will make rul- ren go by bus to attend high school In flrst ^ third on 100 ears of white dent, eastern Oregon district although she J. J. Sarazin near Nyssa. He and his swimming pool and the prospective pur pain, took the comedy leads. They were ings within the next few weeks. first and fifth on 10 ears. Premiums ^ost one game to the Emmett, Ida., family moved to this community from chase of a hall by the I. O. O. F. were Corvallis. excellent and were supported by a good were received for second on 100 ears of eleven. Nyssa’s crucial game is with Vale several years ago. passed. Dr. Norcott. Wm. Bchlreman and cast. It included Edith Whitman. Sue neighboring city yellow com , third and fourth on 10 ears Ontario In the Supt. Leo D. Hollenberg were appoint Keizer; her mother Evelyn Whitman, SHOT VICTIM WAS of yellow and fourth on 100 ears of Thanksgiving. ed to cooperate with the Civic club In 52 NYSSA PUPILS Bertha Wimp; Arthur Whitman, Wil white dent. DRAGICH’S GIVE It* swimming pool program. FORMER NYSSA MAN liam Keizer; Captain George Whitman. MAKE HONOR ROLL Orlmm alfalfa seed took first and 400 HOT DOGS ON William Oehr; Alice Borden, Ethel Gra third. Red clover and Baby lima beans MCDERMITT WANTS ham: “Black Terror," Leonard Smith; OF FIRST 6 WEEKS 3rd ANNIVERSARY FIRE THREATENS placed second. Ous Hagglund and E. B. Morgan E. Powelson, 65, for whose I. O. N. DESIGNATION Jim Hayes, Clifford Lathen; Kay Millis, Conklin had charge of the display. It death David W. Barr. 64, Melba farmer, HOUSES TUESDAY; the lady detective, Evalyn Earp; and centered around a county booth that is charged with first degree murder, Fifteen Nyssa high school students Draglch's Electric Cafe did a record- Fred Alden, Ralph Lawrence. contained a wide variety of produce. owned sheep in the Nyssa country some made the honor roll for the first per McDermitt—This community Is hope breaking business Tuesday when free WEEDS ARE MENACE Lighting, an Important detail In all years ago. He was found dead Tuesday iod, 37 students in the grades. The Malheur was one of 10 counties repre ful that the designation of the I. O. N. hot dogs were dispensed to children mystery plays, was excellent. The setting at his home near Melba. He had been fourth grade lead with 11 honor stud sented and scored to win $100 award. highway will be secured. In the interest and grown-ups In a wholesale way In was an attractive living room scene. It Mr. Hagglund is leaving next week of McDermitt roads. Mrs. Archie Mey When city firemen answered the siren shot to death and in court at Caldwell ents. The honor roll follows: is safe to say the play met with the for Redmond to accept a position as ers attended county court In Vale yes honor of the Draglch's third anniver Tuesday afternoon, they found that yesterday. Barr acknowledged the killing Freshmen—Ethel Mary Boydell, Ezra sary In Nyssa. During noon recess of hearty approval of the large crowd that stating, “I killed Powelson but that is all Brumbach, Harriet 8arazin, Tiena Deschutes county agent. Mrs. Hagglund terday. Judge David F. Graham advised school, hundreds of dogs left the new burning weeds threatened the Charlea filled the Liberty theatre to capacity. will accompany him. Friends through- that no improvement in the road would Kllnkenberg and Robert Millar houses I have to say now. hot dog machine to become an appe Tensen. in the north end of town. A heavy Usurla out thla county regret to lose them. It was Indicated Barr's plea may be be planned by the county until after the Sophomore—Minnie Wilson tizing lunch for boys and girls. A total BIBLE STUDENTS MEET growth of weeds made the blaze ex self defense. The shooting Is said to have Portland meeting next week. of 400 dogs were given away. It was a Zadra. followed a conversation. Powelson leaves J. E. Ward, receiver of the Quinn great day with only one regrettable tremely dangerous but It was controlled Junior—Dorothy Boden, Sue Keizer, The high school Bible class Is meet before any damage was done. an estate valued at $50,000. A sister and Evalyn Earp, Carlotta Irwin, Ruth BIG BEND GRANGERS River Bank, has announced that a 50 feature—the dogs ran out at 7 p. m. ing Saturday at 4 p. m. for the week's Citizens are requested to take warn per cent dividend will be paid deposit WILL GIVE ANTIQUE Wolfe. hour lesson. Credit* are ?lven for fin brother survive him. ing from the fire Tuesday and safe ors. He stated that another dividend Senior—Dona Cook. Mae Keizer, ished work. Rev. Josle J. Blokland Is an Henry Urban and R. J. Davi* attend guard their homes by cutting and burn SHOW NOVEMBER 20 * u of“ the y ~ r Mrs. J. J. Whalen of Nampa spent Thelma Cook. William Keizer. accredited teacher. New pupils are in ------- | Roslo Echave, leading cattleman of ed the land sale In Vale Saturday. They ing weeds that surround their property. last week with relatives in Nyssa. Seventh grade—Lloyd Wilson, Wan- vited to enroll. Big Bend grange is having an antique ! McDermitt has moved hU herds to the stated that many Nyssa, Ontario and Weed* on vacant lots in particular are em Graves, Isobel Sarazin. Harper residents were present. a menace. Sixth—Marzene Hollenberg. Lucile show November 20. afternoon and ranch “ L 13“ nner where £ P " ' evenlng, according to V. V. Hickox, who I chased about 600 tons of hay and pas Thrasher, Max Parkinson. Fifth—Houston Wilson, Dolores stated yesterday that complete arrange-, tur8, Thelma Allen, Justine Over- menu were made at the Big Bend John Smith, Halils DeOrofft. grange meeting on Tuesday night. ARMISTICE DAY TALK Joe Robertson, Annie Raplc, Ruth Treasured heirlooms, antiques of every Flannary, Marie Sutherland, Luella description, will be displayed. Nyssa Rev. McKinley Coffman of Frultland There’s better breathing for workmen top of the tunnel at intervals to eli Leuck. folk are invited to bring their treasures. wl„ dellver an ArmUtice Day address minate gas pockets that have a ten Fourth—June Wilson, Ethel Strad- Inside the Owyhee project diversion Halloween pranks, with reverse Eng ment. A car occupied by Nora Stout and before the high school student body next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o ’clock, School lish, brought young spirit« of Nyssa Bob Profit crashed into a pole near the tunnels under construction by J. F. Shea dency to form at the roof of the tunnel. ley, Ethel Munsterman, Louise Tensen, Evelyn Larkin, Irene McConnell. NYSSA TAXPAYERS’ both satisfaction and grief. If they Artie Robertson residence when the patrons Invited. company. To supply better air in the Excavation is still in progress in Jeanette Gilmore. streets with rubbish, remove signs, driver attempted to avoid hitting anoth MEETING IS SLATED 16 foot 7-inch No. 5 tunnel, almost a Shea's Tunnel No. 1 and in Tunnel No. Third—Junior DeOrofft, Barbara Attorney E. M. Blodegtt transacted mark windows and tip sheds over, they er car. As a result of the accident, of mile and a half inside the earth. Shea 5 concrete lining has progressed 2400 Brown. Francis Clamo, Robert McCoy. FOR FRIDAY NIGHT legal business In the county seat yester found sport Saturday night. ficers filed charges alleging violations feet. Tunnel No. 5. over 9 feet In company has installed a vacuum venti Joe Gilmore, Helen Boydell. It waa a different story Monday of the liquor laws. Mrs. Stout plead day. diameter. Is lined with concrete at the lator pipe that draws Impure air and Second—Lois Ownby, Leo Hollen Marshal A. V. Cook had guilty, was fined $100 at Vale and sen The most cheerful news of the week morning. Pieter Tensen. Nyssa member of the gases out of the tunnel. Formerly, only rate of about 160 feet per day. Pouring berg. Margie Howell, Charles Paradis, was the advance in wheat that Monday secured the names of some of the gang tenced to serve a term In Jail. Profit a ventilator pipe, that pumped air In concrete for the floor of the tunnel fol Jacqueline Barrett, Marlon Boden, Malheur county tax conservation com mittee appointed by Ooverror Meier, reached a new high at 731-4 cent* In and took them over the Halloween trail was fined $25 and costs. to the tunnel under pressure, was used. lows lining of sides and celling. Oayle McCoy, Delma Ward. to repair the damage as best they could. advised The Journal today that a Portland. The three contractors. Shea, T. E F i r s t—Keith Ollmore, Robert In addition. Shea company installed a Shot#, heard round the town Satur Connolly and 8 . S. Magoffin, who are Browne, Dick Tensen, Hugh Draglch. meeting of taxpayers will be held Friday C. A. Vail and son Wesley of Caldwell SCOUTS GET PINS blower 500 feet from the heading that night at the Owyhee irrigation district were here '*'->nday to see Mrs. Mary day night, were not all shots at Hallow building Tunnels No. 1 and No. 5 in Jim Cook. Conley Ward. further Increases the flow of air in the een spirits. Shots were fired In an ef office. Local taxation will be discussed Coffelt. daughter of Mr. Vail. four sections, each tunnel having been tunnel. Knot tying, fire-making, cooking, hik with a view to making reductions where —Mr and Mrs. Emil Johnson gave a fort to stop the escape of Ed. Tullls. O f divided Into two contract*, are mak ficers sought to arrest him on a liquor ing—all sorts of tests have been learned The vaccuum pipe has been installed ing good progress. However, excavation Mr. and Mrs. Jess Swan and baby it is possible and expedient. party last night for several friends, charge but as yet the warrant has not by Boy Scouts of Nyssa and last Monday to a point 2000 feet Inside the tunnel ^ been ¿warded the last few weeks on and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Smith of Boise j OueaU were Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Linder. been served. Tullis is said to be out on night they were awarded achievment and it will be extended as rapidly as wi contract* as soft ground has been were dinner guesU Sunday of Mr. and Rev. Stanley Moore will hold even- Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wimp and daugh- bond, pending trial for violation of the pins. The pins are not conspicuous but possible. Further protection is assured enconutered. Timbering has been re- Mrs. George R Swan, parent* of the ing services at the Episcopal church In I ters Bertha and Flora. Old time music Uquor laws in Idaho. they are d e v to the heart of the true b j small 2- inch pipes that run to the sorted to in all portals. former. Nyssa Sunday at 8 o ’clock p. m. was enjoyed. I Sunday night brought more excite- Scout as they mean accomplishment. BIG BEND IS P.-T. A. HOST CROWD LIKES PLAY, “OH, KAY” Shea Installs Another Air Pipe in Tunnel 5, Going Good DR. SARAZIN IS NOMINEE TURKEYS SELL FOR 20 CENTS MULE BREAKS MAN’S SHOULDER Halloween Gang Plays Pranks; O fficers Find Much To Do