The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, June 21, 1934, Image 1

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    NYSSA. OREGON
GATEWAY TO THE OWYHEE AND
BLACK CANYON
IRRIGATION
PROJECTS
THE GATE
VOLUME XXVIII. NO. 39.
E PREPARES
FOR ANOTHER
JULY 4TH
AUTO POLO AND BASEBALL TOUR­
NAMENT
NYSSA,
BETWEEN
EMMETT
ONTARIO.
AND
PARMA
HEADLINERS.
With auto polo, a big rodeo and free
barbecue as the main features, Vale Is
getting ready to observe July 4th with
Its 16th annual celebration. Festivities
will start this year on the afternoon of
July 3rd witf< a double header baseball
game, the Ontario, Nyssa, Emmett and
Parma teams of the Idaho-Oregon
league participating. That night there
will be dancing on the maple floor of
the new community hall to the music
of Nettrowers orchestra.
Vale’s famous old time magic city El
Dorado will throw its gates wide open.
Beano, roulette. "21’ and other games
will give the throng a taste of the west
of 50 years ago.
The parade on the morning of July
4th will be followed by the annual
water fight of the Vale fire department.
At noon the big free barbecue will be
served in shady Riverside park.
Ater a picnic lunch, the crowd will
adjourn to the arena for a play-off
baseball game, the rodeo and the thril­
ling headliner, auto polo, Auto polo, say
those who have seen it, is as full of
spills and surprises as an automobile
race.
In the evening there will be dancing,
El Dcrado attractions and a large num­
ber of carnival features.
JOURNAL
NYSSA, OREGON
BUSIEST AND FASTEST GROWING
TOWN IN OREGON
INVESTIGATE
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1934
NEW SETTLER IS
HURT IN WRECK
NEAR THE DALLES
A. L. West, rancher of the Owy­
hee community, is confined to The
Dalles hospital with serious Injuries
sustained in a recent automoble
wreck which occured near The
Dalles when West and his wife were
en route to their former home near
Portland. They recently purchased
a ranch from Mrs. Oral Hite and
were en route to Portland after
some of their household goods
when the accident occured. Mrs.
West has written friends that her
husband Is recovering but will not
b? able to leave the hospital for
some time.
JORDAN VALLEY
PREPARES FOR
I-O-N JUBILEE
GOVERNORS OF
THREE
ARE INVITED TO
I N
STATES
PARTICIPATE
CELEBRATION
BOOSTING
NEW SHORT CUT HIGHWAY.
Crops Here Are
Best i i West,
Iowa^
Declares
Wih early com six feet high, with
grain ripening for an early harvest,
with potatoes and other crops showing
a verdant growth, Mias Mary Steuter-
vllle of Sioux City, Iowa, finds this val-
ley the most beautiful she has seen on
a trip which has taken her through
several states. She is the guest of
Prof. Clyde Walker. >d«> Is here from
Oregon State College for the purpose
of conducting a wheat survey, and his
family. They were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Garrison Thursday and Fri­
day. The visitors found great pleasure
In this Irrigated land after viewing the
drouth stricken valleys of less fortunate
regions.
At this season of the year, bountiful
crops never fall to make a lasting im­
pression with many visitors.
SI.50 PER YEAR
FANS 00 WILD
WREN GATE CITY
TRIMS BOISE 0
j LOCALS
HAND
MOUNTAINEERS
FIRST DEFEAT OF IDAHO-ORE-
GON
SEASON;
OPENS SUNDAY.
LOCATE
SECOND
HALF
RABBIT DRIVE
WILL BE HELD
TUESDAY NIGHT
All sportsmen of the city, young
and old, will be given the opportun­
ity to do their bit for the Meth­
odist Community church by turn­
ing out for the rabbit drive next
Tuesday night at 7 o'clock hi Lock­
ett gulch. Men and boys who can
wield a wicked club are wanted but
guns and dogs will not be permitt­
ed. A fence will be built and the
round-up will be conducted along
the usual lines. A truck will leave
from the church at 6:45.
Ears will be collected from the
bunnies and they will be turned into
the courthouse at Vale for the 2 !i-
cent bounty which Is now being
paid. All proceeds will be used for
church benefit.
Over 10,000 rabbits were killed in
the county last week on which a
fourth of the $1000 set aside for
bounty was paid .
EWELL SEEKS
JULY 12th WILL BRING OPENINO
QF BIDS ON DITCH WHICH WILL
DELIVER
FIRST
WATER
ON
OWYHEE.
The governors of three states. Ore'
STANDINGS
Engineer R. J. Newell of the Owyhee
Club
gon, Idaho and Nevada, have been In­
W. L. Pet
project will receive bids on Thursday
AT EAGLES CONVENTION
1 .857
Boise
vited to attend Jordan Valley’s open
6
morning, July 12, for the construction
Don Graham, treasurer of Eagles
house celebration Friday and Saturday
Emmett ................ ................. 5 2 .714
of approximately ten miles of the
state lodge, and Bernard Frost,
Nyssa ....... ........... ................ 5
In honor of the start of work on the
2 .714
Kingman Kolony lateral and between
president of the Nyssa Aerie, left
I-O-N highway In both Malheur county
Ontario ................ ................. 6 2 .714
four and five miles of small laterals
Tuesday for the state convention In
Parma
..............
and Idaho. Governor C. Ben Ross of
.............. 3 4 .429
lying cast of the railroad near Adrian.
Marshfield. Mrs. Carl Jungquist
2 5 .286
Caldwell ..............
Idaho has already accepted and will de­
Completion of this work this year will
and Mrs. Hugh Glasgow were elect­
Middleton ........... ............... i
liver the principal address on Satur­
6 .143
assure the delivery of gravity water on
ed AugiUary delegates but could not
Nampa ................ ............... i
day afternoon.
6 .143
the old Kingman Kolony district under
attend.
Dr. W. W. Jones is general chairman
the Owyhee project.
Nyssa
defeated
Boise?
and will preside at the brief business
For a period of about four years, con­
These words rang around town Sun­
session Saturday when progress on the
struction has been under way for the
day evening after the snappy Nyssa
I-O-N highway project will be explain
irrigation of around 100,000 acres of
nine trimmed the Mountaineers 6 to 4
ed. Governor Ross and other dignitaries
land under the Owyhee. The storage
to
hand
them
their
first
defeat
of
the
from towns along the rout« will speak.
dam was completed two years ago. div­
Idaho-Oregon
league
season.
Dean
This program will start at 4 o'clock.
ersion tunnels and siphons have been
Johnston pitched a nice game for Nys­
Saturday night ^ boxing contest will
built. Huge canals are being built. All
sa
and
found
excellent
support
in
the
CITY’S GRAND OLD MAN DIES AT of this activity points to the delivery of
feature Kid Weston of Nampa and Les NYSSA RANCHER WILL SUCCEED 8.
field.
Berry of Emmett. Floyd Accaragul of
AGE OF 77 YEARS; PARALYSIS water early next spring which will
D. GOSHERT ON BOARD; PARA'
Four hits and two runs gave Nyssa a
MALHEUR REPUBLICANS ELECT Jordan Valley will meet fast Bert Tip-
mark a turning point on the Owyhee—
FATAL.
four to two lead in the second. McCul­
DIS IS REELECTED.
REX MARQUIS CHAIRMAN FOR ton of Huston tn tha semi-finals. Four
the completion of much construction
loch, new player on second, stemmed
preliminaries
are
being
arranged.
The
NOVEMBER CAMPAIGN.
and the start of farm development.
Wiggin’s
long
drive
in
the
6th.
King
Sunday program will include horse rac
At present several hundred men are
"Dad” Powell’s liappy smile will be
ing, bucking and a baseball game be-
By the narrow margin of two votes, and Henry snared long drives when
at work on the the project, the newest,
they
came
their
way.
Another
feature
seen
no
more,
nor
will
he
tell
glowing
Garire Stam edged out Sid Burbidge for
Girding for the battle of ballots in twaan JoTrdan VaIle* and ™ lder’ f ..
was the double play in the seventh tales of the fishing or hunting trip he crew being that employed by Bernard-
November the Malheur County Repub-
C l« s Laurensoh. secretary of the the office of director of the Nyssa when Dean Johnston threw to George enjoyed so thoroughly, for Nyssa s Curtfs Company of Mlnnuapo«!^ on
lican Central committee was organised ^ ldweU Ch, af " bcr ,
Commerce, is school district while Charles M. Paradis on third and George to McCulloch. To "grand old man” has crossed the divide. siphon work. Morrison-Knudsen of
was re-elected clerk for another year
Boise Is making good progress on Owy­
Monday with Rex Marquis, rancher of Chalrman ° f the celebration.
at the annual election on Monday. Mr. end a thrllier from start to finish. Dean He died in a coma at four o'clock this hee river siphon and others. General
Vale, chairman; I. W. Hope of Vale,/
fanned
three
men
straight
tn
the
morning
after
a
three
days
illness
Stam will succeed S. D. Goshert who
Construction Company of Seattle is
secretary-treasurer; E. C. Van Petten; BIG BEND PLANS
served for many years. Fred Koopman ninth. He struck out 11 to Boise's 3 which began with a stroke of paralysis making rapid progress on ‘the lining of
of Ontario, state committeman; and C
and
walked
but
one
man.
on
Monday
evening.
A
host
of
flrends
automatically becomes chairman and C.
Mitchell butte tunnel, John Klug of
I.. McCoy of Nyssa, congressional com
FOR BIG FOURTH L.
Nyssa journeys to Boise Sunday for will miss him.
McCoy is the third member of the
Ellensburg, Wash., on a siphon Job and
mitteeman. Occupying the Important
RAY GARRISON
the
opener
of
the
second
half
of
the
Apparently
in
his
usual
good
health,
board.
seats on the executive committee which
Big Bend—The park committee is
season.
Dad Powell was Irrigating Monday at long line of main canal running from
IS MAKING GOOD will aid in con Jucting the local cam­ making
big plans for another jolly 4th
Ontario defeated Parma 14 to 7 while h(s home.. Children playing nearby the Terteling Company of Boise on a
paign, arc Don Graham of Nyssa, of July picnic at Big Bend park. N. S.
Emmett trounced Caldwell 4 to 1 to re­ saw him fall and becoming alarmed Owyhee river siphon to the Malheur
Ray Garrison Is another Nyssa stud­
DR. MEAD TELLS
chairman; F. W. Canfield of Ontario Phelan says there will be sports, base­
main in a three-way tie with Nyssa for they ran to the Powell home. He was siphon which will be one of tire big jobs
ent who is making good. Due to his ef­
ball. speaking, dancing afternoon and
and W. W. Scott of Jamieson.
second place. Middleton downed Nampa conscious for a few hours but near mid­ to be let this fall.
ficiency he has been assisting Prof.
OF
PUMPING
PLAN
Activity is also brewing among the evening.
13 to 8 In a. surprise tilt.
night suffered a second stroke from
Gilmore, instructor In the school of
ranks of the Democratic central com-
Mrs. Frank Johns underwent a major
! Nyssa Box Score
AB H R which he failed to revive.
agricultural engineering, with the
To
safeguard
the
water
supply
of
tnllee. It Is said a meeting will be held operation In Caldwell Friday.
King, cf ..................... ............ 3 0 0
Fred Powell was bom 77 years ago, on BLODGETT HURT
wheat survey being conducted in the vi­
soon for the purpose of organizing for
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Powell and the Owyhee project In the driest years. McCulioch. 2b
4
1
March
23, 1857, at Camden, New Jersey.
0
cinity of The Dalles the p» -t few weeks. the fall campaign. Two Malheur county nephew Lawrence Welsh came from Dr. Elwood Mead discussed a pumping
IN AUTO CRASH
2 0 1 Ill 1909 lib came to Nyssa from Ham-
Henry, rf
Ray was also elected piehdent of the ’’plums” are left for vying Democrats, Austin Friday for a visit in the Welsh
wou*d draw water from G. Johnston, 3b
............
3
1
1
tnoiid.
111.,
to
ooerate
a
livery
stable
and
Ag Engineering Club Inst month. He Is the postmasterships at Ontario and home.
Snake river when In the county Friday
Lawrence Blodgett Is recovering from
Young, c ..................... .............3
0 2 he has since resided here. For many
a junior at Or.
¡suite.
Vale. The Nyssa office was among the
Miss Francis Miller was a guest in and Saturday on his annual inspection Servoss, lb ..............
..........3
1 0 years he was a member of the Meth- painful cuts and bruises about the head
first to be filled, S. D. Goshert having the Brumbach home Wednesday. Irene of the Owyhee and Vale projects. The Schweizer, ss ........... .............1 0 0 odist church. Surviving him are his and shoulders, sustained in an automo­
AT SUMMER SCHOOL
received the temporary appointment Brumbach accompanied her to Juntura plan calls for three pumping plants, at Price, ss ......
........... 3
1 1 widow, three sons Harry of Griffith bile accident 3unday morning which
and taken office.
and Beulah where new library stations Nyssa, Ontario and Homedale, -power Rarbaud, lf .............
4
0
0 Ind„ Earl of Orlando, Cal., and Eddie occured near the K. S. and D. ranch.
Misses Crete Marie Foster and Dor­
t.o be derived from the Black Canyon.
will be established.
D.
Johnston,
p
............3
1
1 J. Powell of Nyssa, two daughters Mrs. While driving alone, his car turned
othy Gilmore have enrolled for the six
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Peck. Mrs. Eva It met with approval of all districts un­
M. F. Solomon of Calumet City, 111, turtle and is said to have rolled over
weeks summer session at La Grande BANKS HAS BIG JOB
der
the
Owyhee.
With
Dr.
Mead
were
Hamlin, Mrs. Lester French, Mr. and
and Mrs. Aden Wilson of Nyssa, seven several times as it was almost de­
Normal school. Mrs. Jim Gilmore took
AT GRAND COULEE Mrs. R. L. Haworth and daughters, Mr. Enginer R. F. Walter and B. E. Stoute- JUNIOR LEAGUERS
grandchildren and one great grand­ molished. It was a new Ford V-8 pur­
them to LaGrande last week after they
chased the previous week.
and Mrs. E. H. Brumbach and sons and meyer. Frank Morgan, Dr. J. J. Sar-
PLAY ON FRIDAY child.
spent a few days at home. Frances Fos­
Frank A. Banks has a big job at Jlmmlc Miller attended the Book club i aztn’ M
Judd and C. C. Hunt vepre-
While driving to work shortly after
Funeral services will be held Satur­
ter accompanied Crete to La Grande Almira, Wash., where he is chief engin-
picnic Father’s Day at the T. M. Lowe sented the Owyhee district.
Opening the junior baseball seríes day at 2 o'clock at the Methodist Com- the accident, Wesley Roberts took to
planning to remain with her during i eer In charge of the Grand Coulee dam.
ranch.
y
sponsored by the American Legion, munlty church. Interment will be made the borrow pit with a government car
the summer session. Mrs. Gilmore and Monday Silas H. Mason Company of
Mrs. Elmer Prosser and children took GIRL SCOUTS GIVE
Nyssa Juniors will meet Ontario at here. Arrangements are In charge of to avoid hitting the Blodgett car. Rob­
younger daughter Kathryn are expected New York bid $29,339,301.50 for build­
erts' car was damaged but he escaped
Grandma Prosser to Star Saturday.
Nyssa Friday night at 7 o ’clock. This the Nyssa Funeral Home.
ed to return home today after a few ing the huge power dam in the Colum­
PROGRAM
JUNE
28
unhurt.
Harry Russell is recovering from
will be the first of five games for the
days visit with Mrs. Gilmore's mother bia river. General Construction Com­
blood poisoning.
PIERCE RETURNS HOME
at Union.
In the hopes of attending Girl Scout ! championship of Malheur county. The
pany of Seattle was among the seven
Elmer Sparks had his foot set in a
Congress adjourned Monday and
Companies, Inc., that offered a bid of cast again last week. He was hurt at M. Camp at Payette Lake with their reg­ winner goes to La Grande. Coach John
ADRIAN DISTRICT
DRIVERS EXAMS JUNE 2*
$34,555,582, five million more than the K. works early this spring.
ional director, Mrs. Littlefield of San I Young reports the following line-up: Oregon’s delegation is returning home
Slippy
rf,
Nichols
rf,
Wesley
Lathen
ci,
Tor
the
summer.
First
to
leave
were
New York firm.. Orand Coulee dam will
TALKS HIGH SCHOOL
Mrs. Wm. Ashcraft accompanied Mr. Francisco, the Nyssa Girl Scouts spon­ Anderson 3b, Ross Johnston ss, Paul
Congressman and Mrs. Walter M.
W. L. Turner will give auto drivers’ cost about five times the cost of Owy-
and Mrs. Lowell Ashcraft to La Grande sored by the Rebekahs are giving an ice Johnston 2b, Holly lb, Spencer p, Cook
Pierce. The latter will visit friends hi
examinations at the city hall In Nyssa hee dam built under the supervision of last week.
cream social at the Parish hall Thurs-
At a well attended meeting In the
c, Robert and Lloyd Wilson, Gerald Salem for a short time while the active
from 1 untl 5 p. m. on Thursday, June i Mr. Banks who resided here before his
F. A. Miller. N. S. Phelan, Charles day evenin*- Jnue 28 The proceeds will Slippy, Raymond Graham.
Season congressman will plunge Into his cam- Kingman Kolony district Monday
28.
I transfer to Grand Coulee.
go
towards
the
camping
fund.
Powell, Bob Welsh and Elmer Prosser
! paign at once. General Martin Is also night, patrons discussed the feasibility
Entertainment will be varied and will tickets are on sa^e for 50 cents,
made a trip to their sheep camp above
j
planning his campaign for governor of operating a high school. At present
appeal to all ages. Come and bring the
Cascade Saturday returning Tuesday.
“
!
and
yesterday came word that the two most of the Kolony, Big Bend and
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Lee were in On- family. There will be a grab box, auc­ WILSON RECITAL
will
visit
Malheur county shortly after Adrian students attend high school
tion sale, fortune telling, and a pro­
taio Sunday.
In Nyssa. They are a very welcome ad­
FRIDAY EVENING I July s'.
The Hatch and Stark families at­ gram at Intervals as follows:
dition here. The principal business of
Opening eexrcises of Scout ceremony,
tended Adventist meetings in Caldwell
the evening was the reelec ton of Mau­
Mr. and Mrs. Clias. L. Wilson wlll
CHIROPRACTOR RULING MADE
skit, Upsetting Excerclses. Grade School
last week.
Dr. C. A. Abbott announces that a rice Judd as director and R. R. Over-
Scodts; first aid, bandaging and arti ¡présent thelr piano and violin stud-
street as clerk.
Roseburg, June 16—A complete new sales tax, favor state power transmis-
flcial respiration, High Sctool Scouts; I m t* in a recital Friday evening, June licensed chiropractor has authority to
refinancing setup to aid property own­ sion and state-owned and operated TRAIL P.-T.-A. WILL
dancing and acrobatic stunts, Betty ¡
a^ ^he Methodist
Community Issue a medical certificate to an appli­
Mrs. Ross Parkinson and son Lonnie
ers. involving the Issuance of “ guar­ banks.
Cook, Tiena Tensen. Nellie Jean Sch- Aureli.^Margaret Sarazin, Jean^Har- cant for marriage license. Attorney
CONTINUE MEETINGS weizer,
anteed currency,” was one of the major
Favored a state bill providing that
Lila Day and Peggy Sills, read- man, Robert Browne, Curtis Foster, j General Van Winkle made the ruling were in Boise yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. Schweizer and daughter
proposals of the Oregon state grange, foreclosure of a mortgage cancels the
ing, Luella D uck, piano selections, Colleen Towne, Delma Ward, Gayle | this month at the request of the state
At tire regular meeting of the Ore­
Nellie Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Max Sch­
which concluded Its annual convention entire debt.
June Marie Wilson, semaphoring dem­ McCoy, Doris Graham. Howard L a r -! board of chiropractic examiners.
weizer, Verl Hoover and Mrs. Helen
here early Saturday.
Favored repeal of the Oregon law re­ gon Trail P.-T. A. on Friday, it was onstration, Louise Tense’i and Marjorie sen, Marion Boden, Nellie Jean Sch-
1
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Barbara
Jean Browne and
Mrs. Robt. Long has been 111. She Clement of Ontario, mother of Mrs.
Federal guarantee of bank deposits quiring a $1 fee for automobile drivers’ i Z t
reg“ IarH m
r
llT
Oroot, Plano selection. Margaret Plnk- welzer.
every third ^Idliy evening during the e
pantomime ..Wlld
eir
81x Miss Floy Lackey, soprano, will take was Improved when she accompsntoij i Bchweizer, spent Monday at the Holden
regardless of amount, approval of the license renewable every two years.
Wlld *N
Nell”
part. The public is Invited.
j her husband on return to thelr summer, Clement ranch at Council. Mrs. Clem-
Favored a graduated income tax on summer months but to make these Scout Actresses, group sinking.
proposed state banking bill, adoption
ent remained for the summer.
camp near Ironside Monday.
of the recommendation of the state wealth to relieve homes, farms and evenings social gatherings.
An Interesting musical program was
ACCIDENTS IN APPLE VALLEY
grange master regarding the abolish­ small business of the existing heavy tax
Miss Claudena Crawford Is serving
given under the direction of Mi’s.
Dr. J. J. Sarazin was called to Ap­
ment of the lower house of the state i load.
I as apprentice in Rubye Lou Beauty
Franklin Fry and Mrs. Wm. DeOroft
ple Valley last week to attend George
legislature, of an amusemnt tax to r e - :
Shop.
Farm Service Cut Opposed
last Friday. After the regular business j
Bailey’s son who received a broken leg
place the property tax to raise revenue
Opposed any unwarranted cut or meeting conducted by Albert Hopkins, i
in a runaway. Miss Hazel Stagner suf­
for old-age penlsons, approval of a
; elimination in appropriation for next
DO MALHEUR TAX
fered a severe cut on the head when a
workmen’s employment tax to provide year's budget for agricultural activities president, the following numbers were
presented.
Piano
solo
by
Hollis
De-
ladder fell with her.
old-age Insurance and indorsement of
PAYERS WANT A
federal Groft; vocal solos by Mrs. Joe Stam ac­
the state milk control law were among rovernmerri*'00 WOrk by 016
SCHOOL NURSE? Leroy, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Five Oregon counties have been added Stockmen In general will welcome
the issues adopted by the convention
Approved a Iaw
a , tax exem_ companied by Mrs. Wm. DeOroft, and
vocal solos by Charles Jones accompan­
Chas. Toombs, has been very 111 of to the secondary list of the 732 counties assistance in maintaining sources of
during the night-long sessum.
pUon on household furniture up to
Does Malheur county want a
ied by Dwight Johnston. Group singing
pneumonia and complications the past included In the officially recognized water in the arid Interior, however,
The plan to refinance home loans, as $1000 only,
school nurse?
was enjoyed.
week. Sunday he was taken to the Holy drouth areas as of June 15. These which Is one of the main objectives of
provided in the Frazier bill, which the
Opposed present transportation code,
This was the question brought to
Rosary hospital and today was report­ counties are Jefferson, Crook, Harney. the drouth relief program.
grange approved, would require revalu
Nyssa Civic Club yesterday by the
Malheur and Wheeler. Following the
ed much better.
ation of all bonds affecting homes. The racTca!riers.m
endlIlent * Pe" nU CO"‘ COLEMAN OPENS
Malheur county child welfare com­
appointment of W. A. Schoenfeld, dean
Supt.
a
id
Mrs.
Leo
Hollenberg
and
resolution further proposed that loans
Proposed a law making a second of-
NEW LUNCH STAND mittee of which Mrs. Dick Tensen ramlly left Friday for Portland and of agriculture at O.8.C.. as drouth re YOUNG MATRON
be granted up to 75 per cent of ap­ | fense of drunken driving punishable by
and Mayor Howard Larsen are the
DIES IN OAKLAND
Corvallis. They wlll visit friends and lief administrator In Oregon, tha latter
praised value for a term of 40 years at permanent revocation of driver’s lic­
Wm. Coleman has opened a new
Nyssa representatives. Mrs. Tensen
designated P. M. Brandt and E. R.
Mr.
Hollenberg
will
discuss
school
not to exceed 3 per cent interest and ense.
hamburger stand on Main street, near
reported that the proposal was fav­
Mrs. Nellie McLauchlln, aged 29,
building plans with officials at Oregon Jacltman of the station and extension
principal payment.
Favored p issage of a constitutional the Powell garage. He has thoroughly
ored at a meeting of the committee
staff to proceed at once to the regions youngest daughter of Mrs. Cordelia Se­
State
college.
In another resolution directed to the | amendment that no law enacted by the painted It inside and out and It pre­
Saturday, called by Mrs. M. C. Im-
affected and determine which if any bum of Nyssa, passed away Wednesday
Mrs. Chas. M. Paradis and children
federal government, the grange urges j people shall be amended or repealed sents a very neat appearance. Coleman
ler of Dead Ox Flat who is chair­
of the proposed federal methods of as­ June 7, In Oakland. Cal., after brief
and Miss Margaret Pinkerton drove to
that the federal guarantee of bank de- j without being referred to a vote and will sell lunches throughout the day
man.
sistance are applicable In this state. Illness of spinal meningitis. She war
Baker Sunday after Mr.s Jam's, moth­
posits be made permanent and be ex- j that a bill once referred and defeated and evening, making a speciality of
Mrs. O. O. Boden reported on a
Cattle purchasing la beng carried out critically 111 for two weeks. Interment
er of Mrs. Chas. Toombs, who was
tended to amounts above $2500.
I cannot be re-tnacted by the legislature hamburgers and hot dogs.
check-up of club dishes which
In the primary drouth countries, but re­ was made at Oakland. Surviving are
called here by the Illness of her grand­
With debate limited to five minutes, | without i gain being referred to a vote
shows some shortage. Mrs. Wm.
du ced rates for shipping feed and cat- her husband Lucien McLauehln. an in­
son
Leroy.
the convention aced upon nearly 80 of the people.
PICNIC AT HOT SPRINGS
Schlreman was requested to make
H
tie, credit for feed, and assistance In fant daughter and two sons of Oakland,
resolulon during the night. Action on
Favored elimination of competitive
Members of Kingman Kolony book
further Investigations relative to
Bud An:’ rson left Monday for the maintaining water supplies are the three brothers, Carl, Cecil and John of
the more important issues follows:
celling among farmer» and their organ- club gave their annual picnic for their
Ward Sheep camp at Summit Prairie chtof proposals for the secondary coun- Nyssa and one sister Mrs. Ooldle Roper
securing a curtain for the gym
where he has resumed work for George j Ue8
Approved the proposed state bank tzatlons and the organizing of the buy- husbands Sunday at the Tom Lowe
stage.
of Lakevlew. Mrs. McLauchlln had re­
bill.
Ing power of the grange
ranch at Mitchell butte hot springs A
Mrs. Glenn Frizzell
presented
Ward. Bud has recovered from Injuries j Reports as to drouth conditions In sided In Oakland since her marriage six
Favored Immediate federal relief for
Favored a change In co-operative very happy time was enjoyed with en-
Miss Donna Cook who sang two
received when thrown from a horse. He Malheur county are somewhat confllct- years ago.
drouth-strlken areas In eastern Oregon, laws to provide that whenever 75 per tertalnment as follows: song by Big
selections accompanied by Mrs.
haa been at home the past month.
| mg but they all effect the range sec-
For the present Mrs. Sebum Is re­
Favored congressional act to place cent of the grower» «hall sign up a pro- Bend minstrels Mrs C. E. Peck and
Dick Tensen and Mri. Bert Llen-
Mlases Mary and Cora Carter of tlona and not the Irrigated valleys. maining with the McLauchlln family In
minimum price on all farm products duct to be sold through any association Mrs R L. Haworth; guessing game
kaemper who played a piano num­
Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Long and M r.; Some stockmen say the water holes on Oakland.
commensurate with the coat of produe- the minority of the growers shall be conducted by John Holly and R. R.
ber. Mrs. Agnes Wilson and Mrs.
and Mrs. A1 Thompson were dinner 1 tha range are drying up and livestock
ton. plus a fair profit to producers.
compelled to market their product Overstreet of the Kolony; reading. Mrs
Ray Kendler served tea. Mrs. C. C.
guests Sunday at the J. T. Long j la endangered, while others say the
Ralph Boden left Thursday for Port­
Urged grangers to support candidates J through such co-operative and not Lowe: paper on the book dub. Mr*,
Cotton tnvtted the club to her home
home. Tha Misses Carter are spending range Is about like It Is In other dry land and Tacoma where he has work
at the November elccUoo who opposed otherwise.
Frank Morgan.
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G. 0. P. GIRDS
FOR BATTLE
SCHOOL VOTERS
ELECT STAM
DEATH CLAIMS
“DAD” POWELL
State Grange Holds Important Session
In Roseburg; Would Abolish House
Committee on Drouth Relief Will
Open W ater Holes on Malheur Range