N YSSA, OREGON
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GATEWAY TO THE OWYHEE AND
BLACK
canyon
IRRIGATION
PROJECTS
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
VOLUME 26. NO. 15.
TAX LEAGUE
FOR MALHEUR
FINDS FAVOR
NYSSA, OREGON
B u s i e s t
INVESTIGATE - LOCATE
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY. 7, 1932
OWYHEE YOUTH
FINDS BROTHER;
CHRISTMAS GIFT
Christmas was a happy day for a
mother in far away Jugo Slavia. She
received a greeting from her son
John Kunder, of whom she had
heard no word In over two years.
Kunder was found through the
efforts of his brother Ambrose
Kunder. workman at Owyhee Dam,
and The Journal. Stories were sent
to radio stations and newspapers
of California, Minnesota. Pennsy­
lvania. The search began in July.
Week after week passed but no
word came of Kunder. The brother
refused to give up as his mother
was ill.
In December. John Kunder read
of the search in a paper in Jack-
son, California. He notified his
brother here and wired his mother
in Jugo Slavia on Christmas day.
Nyssa Makes
PROGRESS IN ’32
Big Shipment
Alfalfa
Seed
a n d f a s t e s t o r o w in o
TOWN IN OREGON
$1.50 PER YEAR
TWO DIE FROM
POISON TAKEN
FOR MEDICINE
FROST KILLS
COYOTE NEAR
KOLONY RANCH
It Is not unusual for a motorist
to run down a pheasant, so numer­
ous are they In this locality, but It
is out of the ordinary for a motor­
ists to strike a fleet-footed coyote.
In fact few of them are even seen.
Bernard Frost, local manager for
the Idaho Power company, hit a
coyote near the Robert R. Over-
street ranch on the Nyssa-Adrian
highway at 6 o'cloc1’-. in the morning
Sunday. The coyote was fatally
hurt, and Frost killed him.
At this season of the year the
coyote pelt Is valuable, worth about
85, so Frost Is well satisfied with
the early morning hunting expedi­
tion.
STATE CALLS
BIDS ON 0-0
The largest shipment of alfalfa seed
to leave Nyssa In a single order, 58.000
pounds, was billed to the Northrup,
King Seed Company, Boise, from the
MORGAN IS APPOINTED TO SERVE
FOUR YEARS CONSTRUCTION HAS Nyssa Grain Company Tuesday. It was TRAGEDY IN ISOLATED CABIN BE-
COMMISSION WILL RECEIVE BIDS
COST $8,500,000 BANKS REPORTS, all Nyssa grown seed of gootf grade. The
ON COMMITTEE WITH VIEW TO
YOND JORDAN VALLEY IS EX­
JANUARY 21, O N
CANYON
price is slightly Improved, having ad­
AND 1932 ESTIATE IS AROUND vanced a half a cent per pound, ac­
EFFECTING PERMANENT TAX
PLAINED BY NOTE LEFT BY
STRETCH OF
HIGHWAY
AND
cording to S. D. Ooshert, of the Nyssa
CONSERVATION LEAGUE.
$ 2 , 000 , 000 .
DYING MAN; YOUTH AND TRAP­
THREE BRIDGES IN VICINITY OF
Grain company.
PER SUCCUMB.
JUNTURA.
Goshert said that most seed growers
Since work began on the Owyhee Ir­ In this locality cropped a very satisfac­
Oganization of a permanent tax con­
servation committee, along the line pro­
rigation propect In 1928, the bureau of tory seed return In 1931. He predicts ex­
The Oregon state highway commis­
Strychnine, taken by mistake for
posed by Governor Meier for every
reclamation has expended $8,500,000. pansion of seed production here, as
sion will receive bids In Portland Jan­
county in Oregon, moved a step nearer
During the coming year expenditures conditions are favorable to growth of medicinal salts, was responsible for the
uary 21, on highway and bridge con­
death of Vernon High, 45, trapper of
last night when the appointed organiza­
will be limited by the size of the recla­ hardy seed.
struction on the Central Oregon high­
Malheur county, and Raymond Lee, 24,
tion committee met in Ontario and
mation fund, but will probably exceed
way in Malheur county. All of the work
son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lee of Jor­
made further plans. A committee of
$2,000,000. "This will go a long way
is in the vicinity of Juntura, In western
dan Valley, whose bodies were found by
three, Frank T. Morgan of Nyssa, Vir­
toward maintaining prosperity in this
Dewey Wicks, a cowboy, In a cabin at
Malheur county, and upon completion
gil Staples of Ontario and Rex Marquis
section in 1932," said Engineer F. A.
will place the last sector of the road In
the Star ranch In the Junipers south­
of Vale, chairman, was appointed to
Banks. In charge of Owyhee develop­
use for motor travel. It means success­
east of Jordan Valley last Friday.
draw up a constitution January 12.
ment.
The double tragedy was unraveled
ful culmination of the fight for the
A mass meeting of all Interested tax­
The Owyhee dam. 525 feet in height,
Monday when Owyhee County, Ida., of­
Central Dregon that began years ago.
payers will be called, presumably on
highest in the world, will create a stor­
ficials reached the isolated cabin across ONTARIO STOCKMAN ANNOUNCES
January 19, when the constitution and
age reservoir of 715,000 acre feet for the
Grading of 6.3 miles of road between
the Malheur county boundary in Idaho.
all objectives of the tax conservation
project and will effect the diversion of
THAT HE WILL SEEK REPUBLI­ Peach and Juntura Is a part of the
committee will be presented for ratifi­ ILLNESS CLAIMS IRA KING. 47; its water supply at a height of 230 feet SEVEN TRUE BILLS COME OUT OF ¡They found a note, written by one of the
work advertised. The remainder is
CAN NOMINATION FOR COUNTY
HOPPER; CIRCUIT COURT OPENS stricken men, which recounted briefly
cation. It is planned to complete the
above the present river level. Construc­
bridge work. One bridge will be erected
FUNERAL
SERVICES
WILL
BE
that
they
had
taken
large
doses
of
the
permanent organization at that meet­
tion of the dam was started by the
NEXT MONDAY.
SHERIFF.
over the north fork of the Malheur
deadly
poison
thinking
that
they
were
ing.
General Construction Company, Seat­
HELD TOMORROW.
river, one two miles east of Juntura and
swallowing
epsom
salts.
The
poison
was
“The purpose of the committee would
tle, in July, 1928, and will be completed
the other five miles out of the little
used
by
High
In
his
trapping.
be tax conservation, as the name Im­
during the summer of 1932.
The January grand Jury closed a busy
In a statement to The Journal Tues­ cattle town.
Officers repcrted that the two men
plies," said Morgan today. "We would
Tunnel No. 1, which is 16 feet, 7 3-day session last night, reporting seven __
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_
day,
Ray Emmott of Ontario declared
Ill health is believed to have caused
This lastl stretch of the Central Ore­
had taken mustard and other common
Interest ourselves in ways and means
inches, in diameter and 3.5 miles long,
Ira King, 47, to take his life in Ontario
true bills and four not true bills. Mabel ; rêmedles'for poison but to no avail. It himself a candidate for sheriff of Mal­ gon highway runs through the Malheur
of keeping taxes down. We would
with a capacity of 1,840 second feet, Hess and Betty Colbs, formerly of On­
heur county. He stated that he will seek canyon and is very rugged and picture­
Tuesday night. He hanged himself in a
make the league representative of all
will carry the entire water supply for tario, arrested by officers in Adrian last is believed the tragedy occurred about
the republican nomination in the pri­ sque. also difficult construction.
room in the post office building and the
parts of Malheur county and all tax-
the project from the Owyhee reservoir week, were charged with possession of December 27. The bodies were brought
maries this spring. Emmott is a cattle
tragedy was discovered by David Stew­
to
Jordan
Valley
Monday.
David F. Graham, Malheur county
paying interests.”
to Tunnel Canyon. T. E. Connolly Com­ liquor.
dealer and rancher, having resided in Judge, was assured that Central Oregon
art, janitor, that night.
Funeral
services
were
held
in
Jordan
Members of the temporary committee,
pany, contractor for the upper half of
A note in King's pocket stated:
A. Wilcox, banker with interests in Valley Tuesday for Arthur Lee. His par­ Ontario the last four years. He owns highr/sy work would be advertised at
sponsoring organization are Frank T.
this tunnel, started work In April, 1930,
“When you are in poor health you can­
Jordan Valley, was Indicted on four ents and several brothers and sisters ranch property near here.
the January meeting. He is grateful for
Morgan, chairman. C. H. O m a n , John
and will probably conmplete the exca­
Charles Powell, also of Ontario, in­ the immediate action of the highway
not be happy. I thank everyone for
separate counts Involving cohabitation. survive. Bert High of Vale brought his
Medlin, O. G. Lattig, Pieter Tensen,
vation of his portion in February, while
their kindness to me. Goodbye.”
Judge W. W. Wood will open circuit1 brother’s body from Jordan Valley, formed voters that he would enter the commission.
Marquis and Staples.
lining will be finished in the fall. J. F.
race for sheriff several weeks ago
Surviving are his father Judge G. L.
Shea Company, San Francisco, has the court in Vale Monday. Trial Jurors are: Tuesday funeral services were held In
The Central Oregon highway runs
although he has made no statement to
King, well known old timer of Ontario,
from Bend to Burns and from there to
contract for the lower half of the tun­
Nyssa-A.
L.
Frlls,
8.
D.
Goshert,
IVale
ior
Mr
High'
An011«
*
brother
The
Journal.
If
rumors
are
true,
there
two
brothers
Arthur
and
Homer
of
On­
ELIZABETH SMIT
Malheur county and Vale. It connects
nel. Work on his section, started in Frank D. Hall. Fred Klingback, Ralph Gene Hlgh also hves m Vale-
will be numerous candidates for the o f­
tario, and two sisters Mrs. C. R. Arnold
with Idaho highways at Nyssa and
fice, particularly if Sheriff C. W. Olenn
of Portland and Mrs. L. G. Huston of April, 1930, will probably be completed Lackey, R. R. Overstreet, Eddie Powell,
IS BRIDE AT BIG
by the time the upper end Is finished.
The Yellowstone Cut-off
John Reece.
SEED GROWERS TO
Ukiah.
does not seek re-election. He has made Ontario.
branches off at Burns, runs south to
WEDDING IN VALE King was injured three years ago Tunnel No. 5, 9 feet, 3 Inches, in dia­ Ontario—A. N. Andrews, Holden
MEET ON MONDAY;
no definite announcement as yet.
Lakevlew and provides a shorter than
and suffered blood poison, followed by meter and 4.2 miles long, will convey Clement, E. Curfman, 8. D. Dorman, E.
ELECT DIRECTORS
existing routes to California.
Miss Elizabeth Smit,
charming a nervous breakdown. He returned to 650 second feet from Tunnel Canyon to Johnson, R. W. Jones, Homer King.
FIRE
DAMAGES
Vale—Wilbur Carter, E. P. Hendrix,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Smit, Ontario two years ago from Brewster, the Succor creek division of the pro­
A meeting of importance to seed
ject. including the Gem Irrigation dis­ Rush McHargue, Geo. W. McKinght, E.
VALE BUILDING
and John McDonough were the prin­ Washington.
growers of Oregon and Idaho will be
Funeral services will be held tomor­ trict. The J. F. Shea company also B, Nelson.
cipals of a pretty wedding at the
LATE LAST NIGHT GROWERS WILL
held
in
Caldwell
Monday,
January
11,
at
Brogan—W.
Herrington,
R.
H.
Kelley,
started
work
on
the
upper
half
of
this
Church of the Blessed Sacrament in row from the Congregational church.
1 o'clock, according to W. P. Bales,
H.
M.
Maronde,
A.
B.
Rouse.
tunnel
in
April,
1930.
Shea
completed
DELIVER TURKS
Ontario at 9 o’clock Wednesday morn­
manager of the cooperative that func­
Big Bend—Frank Johns.
the excavation of his section in July,
Fire damaged the T. T. Nelen Build­
ing with the Rev. Father N. J. Mc­
HERE NEXT WEEK
tioned
this
year.
The
association
will
Oregon
Slope—G.
W.
Lattig.
W.
L.
Karrer,
junior
engineer,
form­
1931,
meanwhile
establishing
a
new
ing
and
Vale
Drug
Store
In
Vale
last
Mahan officiating. The bride was given
seek an estimate of tonnage in order night to the extent of several thousand
Adrian—Chas. McConnell.
in marriage by her father. She wore a erly in the government office at Owy­ world record for tunneling. Shea will
to determine whether or not the volume dollars. It was reported to The Journal
Ironside—Orville Nichols, Eli Rose.
Members of the Nyssa Turkey Mar­
becoming frock of black lace and car­ hee dam. has Joined the Nyssa staff of probably finish the lining in February,
Those who served on the grand jury will warrant the efficient operation of today. The fire started In the furnace keting association will deliver about a
the Owyhee project force.
1932. S. S. Magoffin started the con­
ried a bridal bouquet of white UUes.
the
seed
growers’
association.
were:
struction of the lower half of No. 5 tun­
room In the basement of the building thousand birds in Nyssa from Monday
Miss Grace Van Zelf of Nyssa and
Mrs. Edith Muth, sister-in-law of
Charles E. Boor. Ironside; 8. H. Cor-
Plans also call for the election of and had made considerable headway until Thursday of next week for the
Miss Nan O'Farrell of Ontario, cousins Mrs. Frank Leuck, who was here from nel in April, 1930. At the present rate of
o f the bride and attending maids, wore Colorado during the holidays, went on progress, excavation in Magoffin's sec liss, Ontario: Thomas F. Coward, Nys - 1 seven directors from Malheur and Mor- before it was discovered. There was January pool, according to an estimate
dresses of black silk and carried carna­ to Klamath Falls where she is contin­ tion will not be completed until the sa; Scott Davis, Ontario; Ivan Hart, row counties in Oregon and Idaho damage to goods and equipment In the by Joe Gilmore, president of the as­
membership. Adoption of a trade name drug store by fire and smoke.
sociation. He believes the price will be
tions. Pat McDonough, brother of the uing her visit) with relatives in Oregon. summer of 1933 as he encountered a Westfall, James H. Inman, Vale and
will be discussed. Organized seed grow­
long area of water bearing sand and Frank McCarty, Ontario,
about the same as the Christmas price.
groom, was best man.
ers are finding that sale of good seed,
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A wedding breakfast followed the
Geo. W. McKnight, president of the soft material.
CITY
COUNCIL
under a desired trade name or brand,
The North Canal of the Owyhee pro- 'FRUITLAND WINS
ceremony and at 4 o’clock dinner was Idaho-Oregon Turkey Growers associa­
is stimulating marketability among
city of 1,190 second ,
A
WANTS AIRPORT SNOW ADDS BIT
served for a large party of friends at tion, was here yesterday. He went on to ject will have capacity
buyers of western seed in the eastern
FROM NYSSA FIVE;
the Nick Smit home near Vale. Vocal Boise where sale of the January turkey feet, and as its name Indicates will ex- |
states.
TO WHITE VALLEY
tend In a northerly direction from Tun­
selections by Miss Lillian Austin of Nys­ pool will be made.
GIRLS WILL PLAY
Nyssa will soon have an airport if
nel Canyon to supply the lands In the j
sa, Mrs. David Kent of Ontario, Miss
plans discussed at the Monday night
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Stafford of vicinity of Adrian, Nyssa, Ontario and -
8everal light snowfalls of last week
OCTOGENARIAN
O'Farrell, Miss Hilda Smit and Mrs.
meeting of the city council materialise.
Dead
°
x
Plat-
Construction
of
the
canal
Failure
to
break
up
strong
defensive
Henry Bishop, added to the enjoyment Mrs. Barney Wilson. Miss Esther Rich­
The 40 acres west of town, owned by the augmented the white blanket which has
DIES
IN
ONTARIO
should start in March, said Banks, and piay 0f the Fruitland basket ball team
of the afternoon.
city, could be used for an airport, it was covered this section since shortly after
ey, sister of Mrs. Wilson, accompanied will extend over several years, depend- ls held accountable for Nyssa s defeat
Christmas. The moisture has added to
Complimentary to the bridal pair, Mr. the Staffords home for a short visit.
Funeral services were held in Ontario suggested.
ing upon the rate at which funds can [n the Idaho town Tuesday night 19 to
the season's precipitation and threatens
and Mrs. Smit gave an Invitation dance
The
council
transacted
routine
busi­
Charles F. . Brown, . .. 82,
to break the dry cycle which has con­
Mr.
Mrs. , m
Farnham
Sills ......
and , be made
available.
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hu
i.i.o
u ...m u
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8 . Schweizer, high point man for Nyssa, Saturday for
In Vale in the evening. Lunch was ser­
ness.
Surveys for the location of canals made four of the hard-earned counters. |,,nc ®. of , Mrs ^ H Dav dson, a
tinued with more or less severity about
ved at midnight. About 200 guests were daughter Peggy, accompanied by Les
ten years. To date, conditions show
second string locals lost another rag- Davidson home. Mr. Brown had made
present. Those attending from Nyssa Sills, brother of the former, returned to and laterals will continue throughout
his
home
with
his
niece
since
1928.
He
more favorable water prospects than
were Mr. and Mrs. C. Van Zelf and Nyssa Sunday after spending the holi- the year in order to have work ready ged game 27 to 13. Line-ups: First was bom In Vermont December 10, 1843. SIREN SOUNDS NEW
family, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Vooys and days with relatives at Burley and)for contract as funds are made avail- string—Schweizer, Foster, forwards; Despite his age he was active and alert
YEAR IN NYSSA they did at this season In 1931.
able.
Bill Boor, center; Sager. Hatch, guards;
daughters Betsy and Nellie and Miss Rupert.
until
his
last
illness.
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Keizer, substitute: Second string—But-
Austin.
The glad hand of welcome was ex­
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson and daugh-
Mr. and Mrs^ M cD otiO ^hhavegone ^ j eft g unday for (heir home in Pon- MOTORISTS MAKE
ler' Spencer' forwards; Howard Boor,
Cecil Palmer, son of Fred J. Palmer tended to the New Year in Nyssa last SCOUTS ELECT
n
i
c
e
/-.»>
A
w
center;
Williams,
Marshall,
guards;
to Boise and Portland where they will ^
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a ^
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PATROL CHIEFS
PASS ON I. O. N.
Boren, Smith Taylor, Wilson, substl- of Nyssa, left Monday to resume work Thursday night with the siren topping
spend three weeks.
in Spokane after spending the holidays the revelry. Crowds of young folks
B. Hoxie, parents of Mrs. Wilson. Little
To Miss Elizabeth Van Zelf of Nyssa
THRU
HEAVY
SNOW
tutes.
with relatives here and in Caldwell. plunged into the spirit of the occasion
Colleen Wilson remained for a month's
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j Stegner, forward, was high point man
goes the honor of having made the
Boy Scouts elected officers for two
Mrs. Cecil Palmer and children were at party and dance. Religious rites at
sojourn with her popular grandparents.
,,
.
, for Fruitland with 10. Others on the
wedding cake for her cousin's lovely
patrols at their regular meeting Mon­
also In Caldwell from their home in midnight were not forgotten.
day night. Howard Larsen and Wesley
wedding party.
Miss Lavone Trobaugh, operator of h
the McTfermitt Pruitland team were Kessler, forward; Jordan Valley.
The Smit family are returning to the Owyhee Beauty shop, returned to
Lathen are leaden. Galvin Wilson and
?
,,
,h
d fo_ Krected ° lenisky' center; Hess-
guards
Mr. and Mrs. Rush McHargue and
for bet­
Her j the New \ Year
.sllve"
Coach John Young ls looking for
Bruce Fahnrey tied for assistant leader
their farm near Nyssa after living at the
NEWCOMER RENTS
the eitv
city Sundav
Sunday from
from Namna
last Friday. f0«
Motorlsts
children
of
Vale
were
here
to
spend
ter results when Nyssa plays Roswell
of one patrol while Clifford Lathen was
Vale the past few years. They will move brother, who was in Nampa from Port
New Years with the Warren McHargue
HOXIE AUTO SHOP elected second assistant.
to their nicely improved home in Arcad­ land for the holidays, also left Sunday
^
^ ¿ T o l d county “
ovir
“ “ Weiser Instltute ^
I^ U y
urday night.
for western Oregon.
ia within the next few weeks.
M. C. Hartzell of Tacoma. Wash.,
the summit was too badly drifted with
,
.
, .. ,
. . . . . . . The girls' team will make its debut
leased the auto repair shop of the Hoxie
A HINT
Jim Lewellen returned Sunday from
L°I i S T L ? «
Saturday night with the Institute sex-
Oarage Tuesday. Hartzell is a govern­ snowbound Bonita where he spent the
one time last week 18 inches of snow tet. Nora Meyers is coach. The girls Its “hinted” that in Portland
ment
licensed
mechanic
and
states
that
was measured at the Bob Wade ranch will wear new blouses made by students There's an elephant
holidays with relatives. He Journeyed
he will conduct a first class shop. Mrs. to Brogan by sled and at Vale met Gil­
on Tenmile creek.
in the domestic art class of the high Named Tusko—
Hartzell
ls
with
him
and
they
are
living
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bell of Wtnne- school.
bert Klinkenberg, who brought him on
He's causing lots of trouble
at the Swan Apartments.
to Nyssa.
mucca have been visitors at the Utah
In the daytime
Construction Company ranch during
And at dusko.
Would Nyssa farmers be interested in livery of mall, pure food protection, the week.
He knocks down buildings
Mr. and Mrs. Angel Aboltz were visit­
the organization of a Nyssa grange? better markets: (10) It has constantly
By the score—
fought Injustice and monopoly and ing here New Years.
Eats b ales and bales of hay
This question ls asked by Charles E.
Mr. and Mrs. Rosio Echave were In
championed good government every­
His trunk he never plans to pack
Wicklander. state deputy of La Orande. where.”
town for the festivities New Years eve.
Cause he ain't built that way.
Cleo
Archabal
made
a
trip
to
Wlnne-
and Mrs. Karl Norvall, lecturer of the j Mr. Wicklander is coming to Nyssa
One day they say he got a cold
Malheur County Pomona grange an d ' soon to discuss grange organization mucca last Monday.
New officers of the Nyssa chapter of Mason lodge are: Sidney Burbldge,
He didn't feel so fine.
one of the county's leading grange wtth the fanners.
Eastern Star lodge were installed with master; Chas. McConnell of Adrian,
They
prescribed
a
tonic
bold—
workers.
Joint Installation
impressive ceremony last night. Officers senior warden; Wm Schlreman, Junior
Aden Wilson, clerk in Wilson Broth-
“With its well settled, large and pros-
Last Tuesday night Boulevard grange ers Grocery, has been confined to his
Nyssa Commercial club will begin the ^ nd™n‘r ^ d d ^ k 'h u 'h e a r ts content are Mrs. Anna Ooshert, worthy matron; warden; Merrit M Oreeling, secretary;
perous farming country, we believe Nys- was hoat at a Joint installation of sub- home by iliness during the past week
New Year with weekly luncheon meet-
„ fci„v
Bernard Frost, worthy patron; Vemena Dick Tensen, treasurer; John Young,
sa is an ideal community for grange ordinate grange officers. Fifty-two of-
Miss Gladys Wilson left Saturday for
Beam, associate matron; Frank Miller, senior deacon; Dr. C. A. Abbott, Junior
activity,” said Wicklander.
flcials were installed for Big Bend. McCall after spending the holidays with
associate patron; Mrs. Hilda Tensen. deacon; Leon Hlgby and Donald M.
‘What ls the grange: (1) It is the Boulevard, Oregon Slope and Vale her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lem Wilson
secretary; Mrs. Mary Robertson, treas­ Oraham, stewards; Arthur V. Cook,
Salem had him first
national farm organization that has grange. Owing to inclement weather. Miss Anna Nlsula, a friend, accomp&n- of the cafe has been nicely improved 1
urer; Mrs. Jennie Ward, conductress; marshal; Frank D. Hall, chaplain. Leo
functloned for 60 years! (2) Its mem- Arock and Harper-Westfall granges did ied m iss Wilson from McCall,
for club use. Every member of the club T*ley knew not what to do
Mrs. Mary Hollenberg, associate con­ D. Hollenberg ls retiring master.
bers are largely property-owners, de- not send their officers. A crowd of 200
Mr and Mrs. A1 Thompson returned is invited to attend.
i80 they sent hlm down
Portland
ductress; Hettie Medesker. Ada; Maria
pend able and stable citizenship: <3> Its people was present,
home Tuesday from 8alem where they
Other business transacted at last To P11* Wm
the *°°-
Hunter. Ruth; Mrs. Betty Forbes,
O ddfellow s Install
local units are strongly grouped Into
The program follows group singing. spent the holidays with their daughter night’s meeting was election of Frank 1 gutRS ^ * ntver satisfied
Esther; Mrs. Ruby Newby, Martha;
county, state and national bodies with monologue, R. S. Grant. Big Bend; Mrs. R Beutler and family,
T. Morgan to succeed J. P. Dunaway as He Roes on many a tear
Nettie Medesker, Electa; Stella Fish-
Wallace Lynch, district deputy grand
affairs efficiently administered; (4) It song. Vale Juvenile grange: excellent 1-
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wilson accompan­ Nyssa club representative of the Vale- They ca** UP 111
mayors
burn. organist; Margaret Young, mar­ master, installed new officers of the
ts officered by those actually engaged in act play, Big Bend grange with Mrs. i(fd their daughter Mrs. Joe Rumple, a Owyhee Land Settlement association. And they rave and tear their halr-
shal; Eva Boydell, chaplain; Mrs. Hasel Oddfellows lodge at a well attended
agriculture; <5)It ls a community lnstl- Maude King, director: address. Mr visitor here Sunday, to spend a week or Mr Dunaway was a director until his j It seems the press
Frost, warder; Frank D. Hall, sentinel. meeting Tuesday night. Officers are:
tutlon; («) It was for yean agriculture's wicklander; “Lecturer's program for so with relatives in Nampa and Boise business took him away from this com- Owes him a lot—
Installing officers were Mrs. Hasel Ike Boren, noble grand; Lon Root, vice
He sure holds down First Page
only spokesman and is today an effec- 1932," talk by Mrs. Norvall: stunts by
it is reported that Estes L. Morton, munlty.
Enos, of Adrian, past worthy matron; grand; John Forbes, secretary; N. H.
tlve one; <7> It has accomplished more students o ! O. D. Dearborn of Ontario, formerly of the First National bank In
Mayor Dick Tensen made a talk. Cause Aimee now ls not so “hot”
Mrs. Elisabeth Bauer of Ontario, past Pinkerton, treasurer; 8. Burbldge, R. A.
in securing legislation of benefit to Then followed short talks by the four Ontario, has accepted a position with stressing the need of the proposed Nys- And the whale ls Just “stone age.”
worthy matron, acting as marshal; Mrs. Miller, right and left support to noble
agriculture than any other agency in new masters. C. E. Peck, Big Bend; a bank in Rainier, Oregon,
sa sewer system. The project found un- The one and only remedy
Nettle Medesker. chaplain, and Mr*. grand; Wallace Lynch. C. Klinkenberg.
the United States; (I) It has defeated John Lienhard. Beulevard: N. 8. Son-
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coward
and animous support.
There Is that I can see
Hollenberg, organist.
support to vice grand; Robt Martin. El­
legislative projects that menace agricul- ner. Oregon Slope; C. E Charles. Vale daughter Mrs. Ethel Crawford
and
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Is to ship him back to Washington
lis Walters, guards; C. Tillman, con­
ture. <•) It has secured for rural Am-J Boulevard ladles, with Mrs. Frank Me- family were guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Thelma Barker and two child- And bill him O. O. P.
ductor; Frank Leuck. wafflep; N. H-
erica many benefits such as rural de- earthy, chairman, served supper
¡Mrs S. H. Roes of hear Ontario.
ren returned to their home in Portland
—Lela Oxman, Ontario, Ore.
Recently installed officers of tfw FUllWrt<?P. cjwplaljj.
ONTARIO MAN
TAKES LIFE
ENTERS RACE
FOR SHERIFF
GRAND JURY
ENDS SESSION
Nyssa Is Favored For Early
Organization of Farm Grange
NYSSA CLUB
WILL DINE
Three Lodges Install New
Officers for Coming Year
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