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IF YOU APPRECIATE YOUR CITY LIBRARY, EAT TAMALES SATURDAY— PROCEEDS FOR LIBRARY BENEFIT N Y S S A , OREGON G A T E W A Y TO TH E OWYHEE AND B LAC K C ANYON IRRIGATION PROJECTS THE GATE CITY JOURNAL NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1932. VOLUME X X W I. NO. 52. BIG CROWDS SEE NYSSA TROUNCE BAKER ELEVEN FRY AND STAM T A K E LEAD IN SEED PRODUCTION Franklin Fry, farmer of isyssa, crop ped one of the best yields .of Grimm alfalfa seed ever reported in Malheur county when he harvested 138 bushels of seed from a seven-acre tract. The crop averaged about 19 and two-thirds bushels per acre, about three times the average yield. County Agent R. G. Lar sen does not attempt to explain the big yield but stated it was Fry’s good farm ing and good fortune. Garrit Stam of Nyssa produced the best yield of red clover seed reported here. Seventeen acres cropped 11 bush els to the acre. Chas. Garrison and the Eastern Oregon Land company had other excellent crops. The Nyssa Grain company is the re ceiving station of t h e cooperative Mountain States Seed Growers, a branch of the national grain growers. A full earload of seed was shipped by the cooperative today. \ , V Join G overnors In Pheasant Hunt CANADIAN DIES OF KNIFE WOUND; ASSAILANI HELD BUSIEST AND F ASTE ST Q R O W IN O TO W N IN OREGON INVESTIGATE - LOCATE $1.50 PER YEAR CIVIC CLUB WILL SELL TAMALES FOR LIBRARY BENEFIT I f you like to read library books, or find your enjoyment from the knowledge that hundreds of pat rons. grown-ups and boys and girls are provided with free books, you will eat hot tamales for breakfast, lunch and dinner Saturday. The Nyssa Civic club is holding a tamale sale at the Nyssa Packing company and orders have been sol icited by the Olrl Scouts for many dozens. Each three tamales will add 25 cents to the $75 library fund pledged by the civic club. In addi tion you will get your money’s worth in tasty food. Mrs. H. R. Sherwood is chairman of the library committee. This year the club will hold several food sales instead of the annual library din ner. MAGOFFIN TAPS FLOOD WATERS IN SHEA TUNNEL Two more governors, Julius L. Meier of Oregon and C. Ben Ross of Idaho have been invited to join the governors’ party which is coming to Malheur DIAM OND D R IL L BORES TH RO UG H CHARGED DIRECTORS FAVO R P A Y M E N T OF county for the opening of the pheasant STACEY F. P R O F IT IS S A FE TY GIVES LOCAL W A RR IO R S Saturday. Governor James NARROW P A R T IT IO N W ALL; W IT H F IR S T DEGREE M URDER; SALARIED W O R K E R B Y N A T IO N season H ARD FOUGHT V IC T O R Y OVER Rolph, Jr., of California and Governor V IC T IM B l’ RIED HERE TO D AY. TUNNELS W IL L MEET IN FEW A L ORDER; R. D. L Y T L E PR E B IG SCHOOL. Fred B. Balzer of Nevada will fly from Sacramento Friday afternoon with Col DAYS. SIDES. onel Roscoe Turner, speed flier, at the Funeral services were held at 2 controls. The four governors will meet For the first time in history, Nyssa in Ontario and from there will go to o’clock today at the Nyssa Funeral gridsters defeated a Baker high school At the stroke of midnight Wednesday, A t the county meeting of the Malheur the B. Blaksley farm to see who can Home for Joe Charette, 31, who died eleven here Friday in a non-conference Red Cross chapter In Nyssa M on day, water trickled from the Shea inlet half early last Friday morning from a knife shoot the most pheasants. tilt. The score was 2 to 0. Business night, directors from Vale, Ontario and , . of Tunnel No. 5 on the Owyhee project Earl B. Gilmore, California state wound in his abdomen allegedly in houses closed for the game and virtual Nyssa, and others present, went on rec state game and fish commissioner, and flicted by Stacey F. Profit, 61. Charette ,lnto the 21-2-mlles of M agoffin tun- ly the whole town turned out. ord as favoring the retention of M iss, Wm. F. Benedict, Rolph’s former secre lived less than twenty-four hours after After three scoreless quarters, Nyssa |nel, marking the first milestone in the Maria Wilson, relief worker, by the nat- j tary, will accompany the airplane party. he was found on the street in front of caught a poor punt on the Baker 20- ional Red Cross in view of the fact th a t! construction of one of the most difficult the Bernard Frost residence. Wm. Hanley of Burns is host. yard line in the eventful fourth. Nyssa the county is not In a position to | pieces of tunnel work ever encountered Tomorrow night the Ontario Com Funeral services were delayed until advanced It to the nine-yard mark in shoulder the payment of Miss Wilson’s by engineers in America. mercial club is giving a venison feed word was received from Charette’s two line bucks and a pass. Four at salary as well as the burden of expense for the visitors at the Moore hotel. Sev mother who was located in Winnipeg, The water is draining through a 3- tempts to score after the first down In the care of indigents and needy. Canada. The Eagles lodge had charge eral from here will attend. i inch hole, drilled through a partition failed, however, and the ball went to Miss Wilson was sent to the county In of the services and the Rev. Father Mc of solid earth by E. D. Rhodes and K en Baker. The visitors punted into safe August by the national Red Cross for Mahan officiated as Charette was of neth Lynch, diamond drill experts of territory again after which Nyssa also a two-months period. Her salary was Catholic faith. Interment was in the Seattle. In spite of the fact that water kicked. Baker fumbled in a bit of wild paid by the organization and expenses Nyssa cemetery. scrimmage virtually on its own safety MRS. M. M. M AX W E LL PLAN S TO was backed up in the Shea tunnel .long by the county. Final plans as to the Profit, who is charged with first de ine. A Baker back recovered the ball retention of the Red Cross worker will REBUILD FOR CHAS. JONES, completed, for a distance of about 5000 gree murder as the result of Charette's feet, it is draining through the M ag and prevented a touchdown but the two be made at a meeting in Ontario Oct R ENTER OF K O L O N Y FARM. death, has retained Attorney C. M. offin tunnel without flooding it. As points awarded on the safety were C O U N T Y ENGINEER DECLARES ober 2, with Mr. Schafer, district Red Crandall of Vale to defend him. He soon as the water drains out, Magoffin enough to give the home team a last SHORT CUT H IG H W A Y CAN BE Cross chairman, in attendance. requested the court that his preliminary will hole through the remaining 100 minute victory. In the absence of J. W. Kiser, county ROUTED THROUGH PUB LIC DO Monday, Members of the Charles Jones family feet and the two links will be Joined far M AN Y NIM RODS R ETU RN TO N Y S hearing be postponed until Baker’s offense took the honors in the chairman, Robert D. Lytle of Vale pre M AIN. first half while Nyssa clearly outplayed SA W IT H DEER LAS T WEEK END; October 24. at 2 o’colck. The request w?s were awakened about 2 o'clock last under the earth. sided Monday night. It was reported granted. Monday morning to find their home in M agoffin began his tunnel contract the visitors in the second. Schweizer’s D. T. Sleep would donate apples for the E L L IO T T LEADS FOR 5IONEY. When arrested, Profit told officers flames. They removed a piano from over two years ago. He holed through punting for the locals was outstanding needy and keep them stored at his the burning house but other possessions that the stabbing occured at his home J. Edwin Johnson, county engineer, orchard for use in the winter. They about 3300 feet of solid black earth at ' and all the boys showed lots of fight, in Nyssa after he and Charette had were a total loss. The loss included a the inlet end without difficulty. Then none more than the little star Ken made an interesting report at the meet will be hauled to the distributing points The rain of last week end dampened quarreled. He admitted that he stabbed number of heirlooms which had been he encountered a pathway of soft Williams and the big end Howard Boor ing of the associated chambers of com at Vale, Ontario and Nyssa by county the dry woods and made ideal hunting Charette with the butcher knife after | treasured in the family o f Mrs. M. M. earth and sand that repeatedly poured who played real football in the last half. merce of the Snake river valley in Par trucks. conditions, so numerous were the Nyssa Clmrette had attempted to choke him j Maxwell, owner of the dwelling, for into the tunnel opening. The tunnel was T lie school bell which pealed victory at ma Monday night, when he stated that I t has been suggested that the county nimrods who bagged their bucks from and also his stepson, Charles Smith, j many years. timbered but troubles were not over. the close seemed to ring with even more it is possible to route the I. O. N. high court appoint an individual in each of I t is believed the fire started from a A softer strata of water bearing sand way through public domain south of the three towns to assume charge of Friday until Sunday. A t least another aged 14, during the brawl. triumph than usual. Charette was rushed to the Holy defective flue. Some insurance was car crushed timbers like so many tooth Jordan Valley. He stated that the pro the investigation of welfare cases in dozen deer were brought to town but posed route would probably shorten the the respective communities. This plan none had larger antlers than the first Rosary hospital by Dr. J. J. Sarazin. An ried and it has been reported that Mrs. picks. and work was delayed for several O N TA R IO W H IPS IN S T IT U T E deer slain by young Bill Elliott. He has operation revealed that the long-bladed Maxwell plans to rebuild for the Jones months. M agoffin then resorted to steel distance by 12 or 15 miles. was not discussed Monday night. about cinched the hunter’s pot at Pow butcher knife had penetrated the stom family at once. The Maxwells were liner plate. Now, bands of steel encircle Passing across a touchdown in the I f the road is routed tnrougn public Attending from Ontario were Mrs. ell Service Station. last few moments of play, Ontario domain, Oddie-Colton federal aid funds ach, panerqg. and intestines, that it had among the early settlers in the Kolony the tunnel for over half its length. The Wilmer Boyer and her mother, Mrs. Eddie Powell, Ed. Pruyn and Aden passed almost through Charette’s body. and the house was built some years ago. tunnel will be lined with concrete. handed Institute Its first defeat of the will be applicable. The $10,000. recently Orover Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilson returned frm a week's hunt F ri Little hope was held for his recovery conference season 12 to 6 Friday In allocated to the i . O. N. for a survey Mrs. Maxwell and her daughter Mrs. W ith Frank Purvis, superintendent of Laxson; from Vale, Mr. Lytle, Mrs. L. P. Weiser. Corlnne Ward were here Tuesday in the M agoffin tunnel, the editor of The from McDermitt north, is Oddie-Colton Lumpee, Mrs. C. C. Coats and Mrs. A. day with a deer apiece. Down at the and he died at 12:45 Friday morning. garage they say Powell shot the antlers Weiser high continued its winning and not state money. Charette was formerly employed at regard to their insurance which was Journal Inspected diamond drill opera H. Bone. Mrs. Dick Tensen, Nyssa o ff his "big" deer or he might have had M agoffin tunnel camp. streak with a 24 to 0 victory over New paid through Don M. Graham's agency. tions in the far end of the tunnel Mon Mr. Johnson represented the county chairman, was present. a chance at the pot. Plymouth. The first quarter was score court. On the theory that the I. O. N. day. The trip of 21-2 miles through the Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Ray and Mr. MRS. SN YD ER VE R Y IL L less. earth was made in a few moments time would only benefit Idaho. W. J. Pinney, POMONA GRANGE and Mrs. Bunny Schweizer returned Emmett battled Fruitland for a 13 to secretary of the Ontario Chamber of GUN SHOT VICTIM Little hope is held for the recovery of on board the dinkey. It is summer in Sunday from a week’s hunting at HOLDS ELECTION Mrs. Johanna Snyder, mother of Mrs. side the tunnel with the temperature 0 win. Commerce, and H. C. Boyer, opposed MUST FACE JURY Crane Prairie with two deer in the Payette pushed a lighter Vale eleven construction of the road by this state. Charles McConnell, who has been crit much warmer than outdoors at this fall ON OCTOBER 27 ON THEFT COUNT party. • over a slippery field in Payette to win ically ill for the past few weeks. Her season. Frank T. Morgan, secretary of the Among Malheur county’s successful sons Otto Snyder of Idaho Falls and 33 to 0. Nyssa Commercial club, had planned to. Ronald Pasco, Nampa youth who has Malheur County Pomona grange will Tony Snyder and daughter of Rigby attend but had not returned from Bend. about recovered from a gunshot wound, women hunters this season is Mrs. J. C. convene Thursday, October 7, at Boule and daughters Lizzie and Mrs. Emma COUNTY G. O. P. John Holly of Adrian and E. L. Tate of entered a plea of not guilty Thursday to Bartlett of Ontario, who bagged a 180- vard hall for the election of officers to FATHER VERY ILL, Schafer of Burley arrived from their Big Bend were other representatives a charge of robbing the Odie Pederson pound buck near the Glen Brown ranch serve two years. D. C. Demlng of Vale, at Diamond. Both she and Dr. Bartlett PLANS AGGRESSIVE respective homes the forepart of the the county. automobile in Parma. Pasco is at lib WILSONS LEAVE from present matser, has declined to serve were successful. week. The sons could remain only a Ex-Governor H. C. Baldridge made a erty on $500 bond. again so many grangers have endorsed BALLOT CAMPAIGN Farnham and Leslie Sills returned few days but other relatives are still at On Monday Ernest and Barney W il splendid appeal in behalf of the I. O. N. Pasco is dharged with the theft of a Ora E. Clark, grange leader of Boule from Bend Saturday with two deer. Ed. the McConnell home. son received word of the critical illness At the close L. L. Gray, president of Ford wheel and tire from Pederson’s The Malheur County Republican Wilson, Bernard Frost and Ray Ernmott vard, for the position. of their father J. H. Wilson at his home Nampa, appointed a committee to out automobile. Two alleged associates have Central committee held a meeting In The business meeting will open at 10 hunted over the week end. Emmett GREEN B ATTLE S W ILD E R R A F F Y line a unified program for the contin in Hazel, Kentucky. Their brother Con not been arrested. Pederson, hearing Ontario Monday to formulate plans for o’clock in the mornng. A t noon the shot a deer. Last Friday night in Parma, Jake ley Wilson came from Portland to ac uance of the fight for the short cut someone tampering with his car at Marlin Wilson Just arrived from home economics club will serve lunch. Oreen battled Pat R affy of Wilder 1n the election campaign of Republican road from Nyssa to McDermitt. This company Barney and Denzil Wilson on night, rushed out and fired at three candidates of this county. Fred Can- Afternoon and evening entertainment Camp Creek with a 4-point buck. the second bout sponsored by the Par a hurried trip to the distant city. They committee will investigate the feasibil fleeing men. The next day Pasco re field, county chairman, presided and will follow. Mrs. K arl Norvall, lecturer, The deer season closes October 25. ma Athletic Union this season. Oreen ity of making it a toll road project. left Monday and planned to drive night ported at a Nampa hospital with a ser Don M. Graham, secretary, was detail has invited Ray Gill, state master, and lost the title when the referees gave and day. Their aged father is not ex ious wound that, it is believed, Peder ed to proceed with arrangements. C. L. W. W. Deal, Idaho master, to be pres R affy the best of the decision. Joe R ay MASONS MEET IN Miss Nora Meyers was here last week son inflicted. pected to live. Nyssa friends will rem McCoy precinct committeeman of Nys ent. She also plans to secure speakers mond of Caldwell fought Clayton Rey ember him as he spent some time with end. She is teaching in La Grande high Whether or not Pasco is guilty, there sa, and Don Graham attended from who will explain the initiative measures ONTARIO MONDAY, nolds of Parma for a draw. Si Weber of school this year. the Wilsons here in past years. has been a noticeable decline of thefts here. Others present were Judge David which will appear on the Oregon ballot Roswell lost a decision to Lawrence OFFICERS COMING November 8. from automobiles in the Nyssa and F. Oraham. J. D. Falrman, Republican Newell of Wilder. The semi-finals re Parma vicinity since the shooting. candidate for county commissioner. E. Last Friday night, Vale grange enter sulted in a draw for Tuck Klahr and Southeastern Oregon will witness the tained the other granges of the county Otis Smth, candidate for district at Everett Harold of Parma. John Bergland left today for Port assembling of what is expected to be at a Booster meeting, tying in with the torney and Charles Powell, Republican the largest gathering of Freemasons program of the 8000 granges in the land and California points. nominee for sheriff. Chas. M. Caldwell left Tuesday morn Harold and Wayne Romph were here ever brought together in this territory, country. It was Booster night for agri ing for Kent, Washington. when the Grand Masters of both Ore- culture. from Boise yesterday. Dan Hanks, hero of the La Orande MALHEUR MOTORISTS Bob M orfitt of Owyhee returned Sun gan and Idaho will be received at a joint meeting of the Masonic lodges day from the hunt with his venison. Normal eleven, stopped here Friday to While the first snowfall of the season from early spring until frost. JOHNSTON MEETS DIG UP $28,223.80 Crowning each terrace is a brilliant see the Nyssa lads play football and to Bernard Frost attended the nrst aid comprising district 19, Monday even blanketed six states during the week, YOUNG IN GOLF see old friends, when enroute to Cald summer lingered in this favored region. array of bright-hued fall flowers, dah- class of the Idaho Power company in ing, October 17, at Ontario. Automobile license fees for the first TOURNEY FINALS well. Walter S. Winslow of Salem. Grand Flowers are blooming in Nyssa but none ias. zinnias phlox, delphinium, mari Payette Monday night. His niece' Miss three months of the new license year more profusely than the riotous fall golds and the hardy scarlet verbena. Charlotte Brown accompanied him to Master of the Masons of Oregon, will Klaas Tensen. one of Nyssa's best Miss Hazel Leigh, manager of the brought $28,223.80 from Malheur county, array in the Barret rock garden three Great caster beans and golden rod rise her home in Payette after spending the make the principal address and present golfers, nosed out C. C. Hunt, by no Liberty theatre, has returned from a of which the state received two-thirds a varied program of interest to Masons. means a dub, only to be eliminated by miles northwest of town. Sunday, visit to superior heights at the garden’s edge. week end here. vacation in Seattle. While she was and the county one-third, or $9,078.38. fetes Morton ih here from Wasco to Grand Master Albert Mancock of St. Fred Johnston of Parma who won the ors came from all parts of the Snake Through it all are apricot trees luxur away, Miss Zora Penson was in charge The state of Oregon collected $3,137,991 river valley. They found autumn berries iant in a few years growth. Paths are take care of bank affairs. He plans to Maries, head of the Masonic lodges of right to meet Nate Young of Nyssa in of the theatre here. In fees from July 1 to September 30. bordered with allyssum. be here around the 10th of each month Idaho, will be an honored guests and the semi-finals of the Baldridge handi on the rockery plants. The pools in the garden are bits of until the local liquidation is consum will greet the meeting as well as so cap tournament. It is said the big The garden nestles on the brow of journing Masons. a hill like a jewel set apart from the light and shadow, each a mirror for the mated. game will be played Saturday. A delegation will attend from Nyssa. Ben Cook, superintendent of the rough sage-covered hills which extend sky or fringe of flowers. Each pool is H. W Fisk of Parma brought the fed from a trickling stream of water General Construction company, arrived for miles into the Owyhee irrigation trophies of the club championship project on top of the bench. Below the which drops from one terrace to an Monday from Seattle. He went on to EPISCOPAL GIRLS tournament to Nyssa today and they Owyhee dam where his company is Barrett home, irrigated fields sweep in other. be seen at the Nyssa Pharmacy. VISIT CONFERENCE may A work of art is the newest pool built completing the plugging of the diver to a broad expanse of autumnal green Pairings were also made for the two Five girls of the Fellowship society of flights of the tournament which is slat last spring by Mrs. Barrett on the up sion tunnel and other final work. and gold. Baker was chosen for the 1833 session bv means of a revolving fund replenish Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Robertson return the Episcopal church accompanied Rev. ed to get under way at once. Two years ago. a neglected slope per terrace. A large flat rock forms a of the Oregon reclamation congress at ed by oil leases, sale of public land and and Mrs. Stanley Moore to La Grande shelf. Tiny falls trickle over it. A weep ed to Huntington Sunday after spend formed the foundation for this peer the concluding business meeting of ir repayment from irrigation districts. among rockeries in Malheur county. ing willow tree and thriving cattails ing a week with the Dewey Ray child Friday to attend the district conference. CITY HOLDS CAUCUS rigation dstrict officials in Bend Thurs Another recommendation favored the A delegation from Ontario also attend Three terraces were hewn to the rear of form a background. The stream drops ren who remained at her home while day. Robert W Sawyer, Bend, presi rehabilitation of the older irrigation ON TUESDAY NIGHT ed. The Nyssa delegation included a modern little home which had just j into an oval-shaped pool banked with Mr. and Mrs. Ray were hunting. dent, and W. L. Powers, Corvallis, sec districts within the state. Speakers were Despite mucR ado about politics, nat Joe King of Big Bend attended the Dorothy Austin, Melba Parkinson, H ar been built. Then Mrs. Barrett began the rocks and flowers. In the center is an retary were re-elected. Ray Olii, master of the state grange: plan of her garden which would today | island with more rock plants and a funeral services for his mother Mrs. riet Sarazin. Ethel Mary Boydell and ional. state and county, city politics is governor and Frank T. Morgan, secretary of the Walter Pierce, former Tiena Tensen. They returned late Sun coming in for its share of attention I castle of stone. The canpanula. or white Samuel D. K ing at Unity last Friday. do credit to any landscape artist. Owyhee irrigation district, reminded candidate for congress from this dis day night. here. At least two tickets are being sug ¡shooting star, forms a decorative note. Mrs. King had lived in Hereford many Terraces were banked with colorful B. E Hayden, engineer of the gested for the city caucus which will be the congress that dwindling federal trict; rocks, gathered from the rimrocks and I Gold fish swim and raise their families, years. N YSSA C O M M U N ITY CHURCH held Tuesday night, October 18. at 8 funds had greatly reduced Oregon’s Klamath Fall* project, who represent Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pounds and John Owyhee dam. Flagstone steps and walks in the pool. Sunday School 10 o'clock. Mrs. W. J. o’clock p. m. Recorder A. R. Millar is share of reclamation money and added ed Dr. Elwood Mead; W alter Schultz, Mrs. Barrett's garden covers about Koopman, Mr. and Mrs. Olen Frizzell were laid. Pools and grottoes were Mrs. J. E. expecting a full house. Friends say that that at the rate allocations are now be Oregon director of the Reconstruction formed in natural or hand-made hol three 100-foot lots. She plays no bridge, and Mr and Mrs. Robt. Strlngfellow Browne, Superintendent. ing made it will take many years for Finance corporation; and C. E. Strick lows. Pools were lined with cement by her family of two sons and a daughter were among fans at the football classic Long, superintendent primary depart Mayor Dick Tensen has declined to the completion of the Vale and Owyhee lin, state engineer. serve another term. ment. ; are grown and live In distant cities. But in Caldwell Friday night. Mrs. Barrett, who needs no mason. A Robt. E. Smith of the National Sec projects In Malheur county. His com Morning worship 11:15. Subject: The Hershel Thompson left Friday for flagstone walk crosses the lower yard, | she helps her husband with the cows urity Owners' association, sounded a mittee submitted the recommendation Call of the Macedonian This is world Little Demarest Oreene has been very through neatly clipped clover, and leads and chickens Just as other farm wives Salem where he has the promise of against the grange that the reclamation bureau borrow note of warning ill of influenza the past week. must do. “ How do you find time to do work in the Oregon paper mill. He will missionary Sunday. the way to comfortable garden chairs. Epworth League 7 p. m. * Mr. and Mr3. George Majors of Pay $10,000,000 for the completion of fed hydroelectric amendment which bands More gorgeous than Joseph's coat at so much gardening.’’ she is asked. With make his home with his sister Mrs. Evening Church Service 8 p. m. Dr. ette were guests at the J. B. Smith eral projects under construction. The the state for $80,000,000. Hershel accc .npained this season are the more than 250 var a smile she answers. “ I rise with the Ralph Beutler. H. O. McCallister will bring the mes home Tuesday. Mrs. Smith has been ill. congress reported favorably. ieties of flowers which bloom in the sun and every spare moment is my gar- the F. B Schlapkohls to Portland. H UNT RESUMES P A C K IN G The congress voted to request Gover Thieves called at the Dick Stam sage. and hold the First Quarterly Con- ( Kinsey Robinson. Boise manager of rocks and rows and around the pools. j den's. I love it more every day. I find it C. C. Hunt opened his packing house Among the loveliest of rockery plants j is a tonic for me and for all the people ranch Saturday night and disappeared ference following the evening service. the Idaho Power company, and J. Carl nor Meier to call a meeting of repre are cerastium. viola, sax if rags sedum. who call. It seems to me a useful pro with a can of gasoline containing about | All members of the Quarterly Confer Baldridge of the Payette office were sentatives of western states for the pro here Monday with a crew of about six motion of reclamation development. It teen employed. He Is filling an order here yesterday on company business. fve gallons. They took the can but left ence are urged to be present. dianthus. campanula (Star of Bethle ject." Herman Towne’s father was here last was emphasized that products of re for luscious Johnathan apples from his Useful? Mrs. Barrett's garden is a the hose. hem) arborttae. cotooeaster, with its week from the Towne mining Interests claimed lands do not add to the surplus 20-acre orchard near town. Oregon Trail School House Olen Zink and Loren Allred left yes striking spiked leaves, and many var gift. Thursday and Sunday are visitors' Sunday School 10:30. Mrs. Olen in Goldfield, N e v . for a load of sup but are largely consumed within the ieties of the sempervlvam (hen and days. From morning until night they terday for Boulder City, Nev., where plies. Mr. Towne told friends that min area of production, that they create a Mrs. Corlnne W a rd and her mother chickens popular in every rockery ) come from Ontario, Nyssa, Vale. Par they have employment for the winter Holmes, superintendent ing will continue through fall and win market for machinery and industrial M rs M. M. Maxwell were here Tuesday Public Worship 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Barrett has several varieties of ma. Payette, Boise and from more dis- month*. Zink has been working at products, that reclamation is conducted on business. F LO YD E. W H ITE, P astor.' ter as prospects look good. ' Riverside. ( Continued on page 6) veronica with blue flowers in bloom DRIVES GOES ON FOR I-O-N ROAD V CHAPTER ASKS RED GROSS TO RETAIN^ WORKER Meier and Ross NYSSA, O REGO N RAIN PROVES HARD ON DEER FARM DWELLING BURNS IN NIGHT Autumn Spares Beautiful Fall Flowers in Barrett Rock Garden Morgan Suggests $10,000,000 Loan for Completion of Project /
