GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS., NOVEMBER 28,1932
systems. All of this remains at the foot
of the dam he designed which is the
highest in the world until Boulder Is
In observance of Book Week, Kolony
completed.
students ft rote book report* dur ing
Where Mr. Banks left off, Engineer
their English period and during thr> art
R. J. Newell Is directing the comple
period made clever binders to hold
tion of the $18,000,000 Owyhee project
them. They also gave oral book reports
He Is laying out a great distribution
during opening exercises
system which will Irrigate over 100,000
Kolony girl scouts met with Mrs.
Frank Miller at Big Bend Sunday.
Like he did at Owyhee dam. Engin acres of land, an empire in Itself.
Owyhee basket ball boys defeated the eer F. A. Banks, formerly of Owyhee,
Kolony team 19 te 14 on Friday while j will lay out a government city near the
the Kolony girls won from Owyhee 28 rite of Grand Cculee dam In Washlng-
to 8.
j ton. The new city will be somewhat
I larger than Owyhee, however, as sev
Big Bend—The annual election in
e ra l thousand men are expected to be
j working on that job by April, while Big Bend grange will be held Monday
J Owyhee's peak in population was night November 27. Last Friday the
around 600 during the building of the following from here attended the nat
ional convention In Boise and took the
dam.
highest degree: Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
g I Mr. Bank’s planning may still be Peck, R. S. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
g seen at Owyhee. He directed the plant- King, Joe Brumbach, Mr. and Mrs. C.
§ ) ing of a Eoulevard of beautiful trees E. Pond.
m j which delight all comers in the summer Mrs. N. S. Phelan, Mr. and Mrs. E.
g , season. He directed the building of
modern homes which still remain, as H. Brumbach were visitors In the Rex
well rs a modern little school. The Brumbach home in Vale Sunday.
Dr. Norvall of Vale was in the Bend
camp has modem water and lightng
Those needed repairs In your
Monday.
plumbing will not get any better
Mrs. Jennie Oilier and son Clyde of
with time and they will certainly
Chicago arrived Saturday for a visit in
cause you trouble this winter.
the B. G. Roberts home. Mrs. Giller Is
Call us today and let us fix
a sister of Mr Roberts and this Is their
everything. Our rates are low
first meeting in 30 years.
Deliveries of cream and milk
and our work the best.
A Thanksgiving entertainment will
will be made on Thanksgiving
be given by teachers and pupils In Dis
morning, not In the evening.
trict 47 Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Eva Hamblin Mrs. C. E. Peck,
If you wish some extra cream
Mrs. Lizzie Holly, Mrs. F. A. Miller,
and milk please order Wednesday
Mrs. R. L. Haworth and Mrs. E. H.
Please leave bottles.
Brumbach were guests at book club at
Plumber
the home of Mrs. John Holly last Sat
urday.
Thank You
Parma g
§ Phone 134-J-2
Ray Cartwright transacted business
Nvssa
Oregon
in Vale Monday.
Miss Helen Pond, who spent the past
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three months In Boise, returned home
Saturday and entered Nyssa high
school Tuesday.
Mrs. C. E. Pond spent the week end
I in Boise.
| Mrs. M. E. Rogers of Star returned to
the Haworth home Sunday.
| Horace Chaney is quite ill with ton
sil! tis.
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Anderson spent
the week end in Boise.
| Mr and Mrs. Tom Scott of Vale were
Sunday guests in the C. R. Purdy
home.
| Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hatch were Sun
day guests in the Jim Cassell home
near Greenleaf
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mausling and
sons were dinner guests In the Phil
Bockus home Sunday.
Banks Builds A
New City Like
Model Owyhee
BIG BEND NEWS
1 LET US FIX IT NOW! I j
Don’t Wait Until Later
and Wish You Had.
On Thanksgiving—
GEO. J. KINZER
SUNSHINE DAIRY
We Are
In The Market
For Your Spuds
Highest Market Prices
Will Be Paid
See us for
FEEDS AND SEEDS
Nyssa Grain Co.
FREE AIR
Ted Newell, Mgr.
PHONE 26
NYSSA, ORE.
TURKEY
and
TURKEY RAFFLE
Howdy Folks—Many politicians
should make good house wives.
Their bunk is usually made up.
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An old saying is that you can't
get blood out of a turnip. A
certain party t o l d
us he
couldn’t even get a good grade
of hootch out of them.
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We don’t know who Is back of this
Nudist movement, but figure it is
some manufacturer of sun burn
lotion.
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We do know that a strict guar
antee Is behind our Firestone
Batteries.
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LOTTA GAS says that it Is fine
when a couple agrees to marry, be
cause it is probably the last thing
they’ll ever agree on.
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Customers agree that we are
putting out a wonderful job
with our Shell Certified System
of Lubrication.
NORCOTT SERVICE
Nyssa
NOV
—AT—
OWYHEE GROCERY AND SERVICE STATION
Just Opened by Jas. Langton
8 1-2 Miles South of Nyssa on Highway
Starting 10 a. m., Continuing All Day
Come and Bring Your Friends
W in A
RKEY
Crime W ave Is
Rapped At Club
Event In Adrian
IRONSIDE NEWS
John Rouse and niece Kate Gallagen
of Unity were here Tuesday.
Leonard Hanson of Emmett visited
at the Arthur Beam home last week.
The Bruce Loftons, Carlos Lofton
and Ray Prescott returned Saturday
from a weeks trip to Portland.
Wm. Woodcock and family visited
friends at Nyssa several days last week.
Mrs. Herbert Van Cleave and daugh
ter Petty Lou from Harper spent the
week end a ’ the parental E. J. Beam
homo On Saturday they accompanied
Mrs. Ralph Beam to Baker.
H arins the measles, Vernon Lau
rence end John Molthan are home
from Ontario high.
Mrs. A. R. Van Buren attended the
funeral of Mrs. Lingle at Fruitland
last week.
Ralph Beam and John Rouse were
gathering cattle for the Rouse estate.
Coy Wise motored to Baker Sunday.
It is reported that Chas. Boor Is
recovering from his recent Injury.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Presley and Arthur
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Presley enter Beam and wife at a turkey dinner
tained Mr. and Mrs. Orville Nichols, Sunday.
mmmmm in uuuuiimiui m i m um mim mi m m m mm m hi hi i
AUCTI ON SALE
Gangsters were placed "on the spot”
and they might have been alarmed had
At C. P. Overstreet Farm, l ‘i Miles west of Nyssa
any been present, or listening at the
keyhole, at the meeting of Kingman
Kolony book club Saturday at the
home of Mrs. John Holly In Adrian.
Such kidnappings as that of Brooke L.
Hart, young man of Los Angeles, were
Having decided to quit fanning we will sell at pub
discussed and an Interesting article on
lic sale November 29, the following:
“Racketeering, It’s Cost to the Amer
ican Home," was read by Mrs. Frank T.
LIVESTOCK
Morgan. The article was written by
Mary Roberts Rinehart and appealed
4 Good World Horses, smooth mouth, weight 1700
lbs., and one sucking colt.
to women In particular to unite In de
feating crime. Mrs. R. L. Haworth gave
2 Holstein cows giving milk, 2 yearling Holstein
several numbers, among them the
heifers, fat.
poem. "The House by the Side ot the
15 White-faced ewes, 8 head fat lambs.
Road." Serious questions were then laid
aside and a plate luncheon was served
FARM IMPLEMENTS
by the hostess with Mrs. Frank Miller
assisting.
1 Rack wavon 1 McCormick mower. 1 John Deere
Club members recalled th at three
mower 1 MrComl-tc rake, 1 3-sectlon drag harrow
l S-foot Grain drill with seeder attachment 1 3-
years ago their meeting In Adrian was
••“ftion
snrlnv tooth harrow. 1 f’at bottom ditcher. 1
was marred by a severe snowstorm, In
Valiev Mound corrugator. All above Implements
contrast to the mild weather which has
are new.
continued throughout this autumn and
1
Master brooder electric: 1 500-egg electric In
late fall. Members »came from the Kol-
cubator. 100 English Leghorn pullets, 14 geese.
lony, Big Bend and Nyssa.
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1 Sanitary cot. 1 full-sized bed and other articles
too numerous to mention.
NEW CARD CLUB
A group of younger married women
Rheumatism, Diabetes, Paralysis
AMOS MILLER. Auetloner
Terms: CASH
met at the home of Mrs. Warren Blod
Influenza, successfully treated.
gett last Thursday for the purpose of
FREE
COFFEE,
pie
and
sandwiches
will
be sold by
Mineral Water 212 Deg. Fr.
ladles aid.
organizing a club which will meet on
Thursday twice monthly. Present mem
ROOMS AND BOARD
T*iiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iii)iii iii:i:i:iiiiiii:iii iii:iii iirni iii in mumm limn in iii:iii:iii:iii:m;nim:i;i mimin iiinuii i m iiiiimiii iiimi iimii iirm^
bers are Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper, Mrs.
At Reasonable Rates
Ted Newell, Mr.s George Stacey, Mrs,
Tom Burton, Mrs. Olen Frizzell, Mrs.
Eldon Jensen and Mrs. Frnest McClure. Jilll UIIUUI 111 III II l.lilil l III
III IllllllillUUIIIII 1:1111«
A third table is contemplated. Mrs.
Burton will entertain next Tuesday as
Thursday falls on Thanksgiving. Mrs.
Burton won first prize, Mrs. Jensen
low.
SUN.-MON.
Wednesday, November 29,
12:30 P. M.
i m t i uii hi in m ia ui iirn i
KOLONY OBSERVES BOOK WEEK
VALE HOT SPRINGS
SANITARIUM
Dr. D. A. Sexton, Prop.
I Irani
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MONDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. Farnham Sills entertained Mon
day bridge club with dessert and cards
on Monday afternoon, the club having
returned to afternoon for their meeting
time. Mrs. Earl Harman played with
members. Mrs. Howard Larsen and
Mrs. W. F. McLing won favors.
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TIMES
m ore
e f f e c t iv e
T)w bis9M U «t of th* MOMMI M p fu ra i
Worn« Brow dramatic • «nation-
hr
than sodium
b ica rb o n a te
INDIGESTION
A pleasant flavored antacid powder
that will give you a new freedom
from acid stomach illsl
It works four ways. 1. Neutralizes
the excess acid. 2. Aids in removal
of gas. 3. Soothes irritated mem
branes. 4. And it aids digestion of
foods most likely to ferment. Bisma-
Rex ia the coast to coast sensation.
It is sold only at R exalt D rug
S to re s. Try it!
BISMA-REX
4% oz.
50c
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TUESDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. Dean Smith entertained the
I Tuesday bridge club with three tables
j in play. Mrs. A. H. Boydell won first
I prize. Mrs. Frank Morgan, second. Mrs.
Ray Emmett played with members.
L E S L I E H O WA R D
DOUG. FAIRBANKS.^
P A U LIS L U K A S’
MARGARET LINDSAY *
; FOUND—Key with letter M, inquire at
Journal.
Oregon j
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Liberty Theatre
Friday-Saturday, November 24, 25
Smart
buyers
GOODYEARS
Now!
FIRST
for non-skid safety and protec
tion against trouble on w lntar’a
slippery, darker, colder roede.
FRIDAY-SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24-25
Friday—First Nite of Semi-Finals
Chas. Ruggles and Mary Boland in
Mama Loves Papa
George Arliss in
The Working Man
With Bette Davis
How to Stop a Cold
Q uick as You Caught It
for low-cost economy. Most
Goodyears today are still lower-
priced than a year ago.
Good reasons, these,
forbuylngnow.W hy
n ot trade us your
troubles before they
happen?
Moot alzea u low-
priced me a year ago
— yet you io ta 29%
thicker tread with
Full Canter Trac
tion and (treater
mileage.
5
The romance of a woman-hating Romeo.
With Richard Arlen, Judith Allen
iUiUuuLumuauitii
Who Goes to Port1 and?
THIRD
Sunday-Monday, November 26, 27
“HELL AND HIGH WATER”
The lively tale of a beautiful girl detective set on
the trail of a romantic rogue.
Terror Aboard
for greater mileage. New rubber
weare longer on cool roede.
Goodyears p u t on now will still
be almost new n e tt spring.
With a great cast Screen, Stage and Radio Stars
50 of New Yorks most beautiful show Girls
“DANGEROUSLY YOURS”
Chas. Ruggles and Neil Hamilton in
SECOND
The New Musical Romance
Warner Baxter and Miriam Jordan in
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28—FINALS
A R E P U T T IN G
ON NEW
“MOONLIGHT AND PRETZELS”
Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday, Nov. 28, 29, 30
Semi-Finals Opportunity Contest
Friday-Sunday—7 Act» Vodvil Each Nite
THANKSGIVING SPECIAL
HUNTING LICENSE NEEDED
TO TRAP
Believe it or not. but trapping is
hunting in the state of Oregon, and
anyone who intends to trap muskrats,
mink of what have you, must get a $3
Oregon hunting license. The open sea
son for otter, martin, mink, fisher and
raccoon is from December 1 to Feb
ruary 28 and the open season on musk
rat is from January 1 to April 15. There
is no open season for beaver.
a
SAVE with S A F E T Y t
e x a i t DRUG STORE
Tin V
SE. IMITE
A Vitaphone Special
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TEACHERS ENTERTAIN
Eastern Star ladies went back to
school Monday evening at a kid party
given for them by the Star teachers.
Dressed in the mode of the gay nine
ties, the teachers held a spelling bee
and all sorts of classes. They gave
stars and various prizes for good work.
A jolly evening closed with refresh
ments.
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SHOWER AT ADRIAN
In compliment to Mrs. Wilbur Rob
erts who Is moving from Adrian to
Roswell, friends gave her a surprise
handkerchief shower Wednesday at
her home. Each guest took a covered
dish.
Mr. Roberts is moving his family to a
farm at Roswell. He has clerked in the
Van Petten store at Adrian the past
six years. Ted Newton of Ontario will
succeed him.
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POSTPONE P-T-A
Kingman Kolony P.-T. A. will be
postponed until the second Friday in
December when the Christmas seal
program will be held.
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ROXY
THEATRE
ONTARIO
55
Vp
Goodyear
Pathfinder
LAWRENCE SER IE
STATION
NYSSA
OREGON
Take 2 Bayer Aspirin
T «bèrta.
Drink full glass of water.
Repeat treatment In 2
hours.
Almost Instant
If throat is sore, crush and
dissolve 3 Bayer Aspirin
Tablets in a half glass of
water and gargle accord
ing to directions in boa.
Relief in This Way
The simple method pictured above
Is the way doctori throughout the
world now treat colds.
It is recognized as the QUICK
EST, safest, surest way to treat a
cold. For it will check an ordi
nary cold almost as fast as you
caught it.
Ask your doctor about
this. Apd when you
buy, see that you get
the real BAYER Aspirin Tablet*.
They dissolve almost instantly.
And thus work almost instantly
when you take them. And for a
gargle, Genuine BAYER Aspirin
Tablets dissolve so completely,
they leave no irritating par
ticle*. Get a box of 12
tablets or bottle of 24 or
100 at any
drug store.