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NVSSA. OREGON GATE CITY GATEWAY TO THE OWYHEE AND BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION PROJECTS VOLUME XXVIII. NO. 31. LAND SEEKERS 5 STATES LOOK TO OWYHEE NVSSA; ORBi.ON BUSIEST AND FASTEST OROWINO TOWN IN OREGON INVESTIGATE LOCATE NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1934, CAT PRESENTS SIAMESE SET OF TINY QUINTUPLETS Mildred Smith’s cat “Ooldie" gave birth to Siamese quintuplets but Ooldie did not approve of the close asoclatlon of her July babies so proceeded to separate them. She severed the navel cord to free two but the other three offered more serious complications with the re sult that one kitten died, one lost a leg and the third carried extra tis sue on Its stomach. Dr J. J. Sarazin was called to see the unusual ar rivals. He reported that the quintuplets at first resembled a ball of fur with five heads and tails and dozens of legs. A number of others saw the the unuual family at the Proffit residence. E LAKE TRIP FOR ALL HOMEMAKERS M-K Bids Low On Ditch Work In Kolony Unit L MAKES VISIT IR $1.50 PER YE DEAD FIRECRACKER COMES TO LIFE, BOY IS INJURED While playing with a firecrack er Tuesday evening, Billy Ralston received three badly cut fingers. He picked the small explosive up after it had apparently gone out. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ralston of tills city. Injuries from celebration fireworks were surpris ingly few this year, the one this week being the only one reported. EARL QÜINLEY OF HEART ATTACK MONDAY Morrlson-Knudsen company of Boise was low bidder on Kingman Kolony lateral work on the Owyhee project when eight offers were made today In CARAVAN OF TEN FARMERS WOMEN OF MALHEUR COUNTY the office of Engineer R. J. Newell. GOVERNOR CANDIDATE SEES NYSSA FARMER DROPS DEAD HAILS FROM COLORADO; AMPLE AND IDAHO ARE INVITED TO Schedule 1 consists of about 5H miles GREAT FUTURE FOR OWYHEE WHILE AT WO R K IN FIELD; of the Kingman main lateral running AND VALE PROJECTS; PWA WATER O N OWYHEE IS AP LEAVE KITCHENS FOR OUTING from FRIENDS PAY TRIBUTE AT FUN the Vincente Mendiola ranch to PEALING FEATURE. near Brown's butte, Schedule 2 the bal WORKS ARE PRAISED; CON AT PAVETTE LAKE. ERAL HERE WEDNESDAY. ance of around 5 miles of the main lat GRESSMAN PIERCE GREETS FARMER HURT MONDAY eral and minor laterals east of the rail While cutting hay on the Owy MARTIN. Offers follow: A caravan of ten farmers from Col hee Monday, Tom Rust sustained A Malheur county homemakers camp, road. host of friends attended the fun Morrison-Knudsen schedule 1, $49,351; orado Is spending this week on the two bad cuts on his arm, one pierc eral A services sponsored by Pomona Grange and the 2—$39,588; here yesterday for Earl V. Tertellng 1—$54,100; 2— Owyhee project with a view to pur ing the muscle In his forearm. Dr. Quinley, 57, Nyssa Oregon State College Extension Service $39,565; Bemard-Curtls 1—$56,905 ; 2— farmer who died of chasing tracts of land for the develop was definitely planned for the first $41,694; Monarch 1—$53,6.5; 2—$43.496; Met by Congressman Walter M. J. J. Sarazin attended him and re a heart attack at 2 o’clock Mondny ment of new homes. They have spent Pierce of La Giande and a delegation that the accident occured afternoon while at work on the Pieter week in August at a meeting in Ontario 1—$71,617; 2—$48,475; Guthrie of Malheur county friends, Congress ported much time inspecting the golden fields when the Thursday. The committee, consisting of General Tensen ranch. Judge Chapman of Boise 1—$71,617; 2—$»8,875; Chas. man Charles H. Martin , democratic struck Rust. mower toppled over and conducted of grain which are ready for the har Mrs. Kail Norvall, Pomona lecturer General the services at the Nyssa H. Leonard, Albany 1—$83,146 ; 2—$60,- candidate for governor, arrived in On vest, the verdant orchards and field Miss Alice Ketchum of Payette, J. 334; David Ryan San Diego, 1—$81,525; Community Church. The Mahan girls crops which circle the bench lands tario Monday morning on his return to Edwin Johnson of Vale and County of Parma sang two hymn accompanied Oregon from Washington. He passed which will be irrigated in 1935 and suc Agent Larsen, met with Miss Clarlbel 2—$64,082. by Mrs C. C. Hunt. Pall bearers were tlirough Nyssa but made no stop here. ceeding years. They pronounce them Nye, state leader of home economics, Pieter and Klaas Tensen. Dave Haw General Martin discussed Malheur the finest crops they have seen. Miss Marion Hepworth, state leader of kins, L. A. Hlgby, E. J. Beam, C. W. Re couuty PWA projects, among them the It so happened that the land seekers home demonstration of Idaho, and Miss bel ger and W. W. Foster. Owyhee and Vale irrigation projects from Colorado arrived in Nyssa Just In Vivian Mlnyard, district home demon Apparently in his usual good health. which now come under this depart time to Join parties from four other stration agent of Boise. Through the Mi*. Quinley had worked in the Tensen ment. The following statement was states. North and South Dakota, Utah STATE RELIEF COMMITTEE WILL courtesy of the Kiwanls club their camp field Monday, an extremely hot day. made: and Idaho. The visitors from the DIG OUT SPRINGS FOR THIRSTY at Payette Lakes has been made avail Stricken without warning, be wa3 found NYSSA TAKES BASEBALL CLASSIC “The Vale and Owyhee projects will Dakotas reported the most severe able. with his face down near a wagon. In establish your industrial and agricul SUNDAY 12 TO 2; EMMETT HOLDS stant death drouth in many years in their section. STOCK. Miss Gertrude Skow, home demon from a heart attack had The feature relative to the Owyhee pro stration agent-at-large who has charge HERBERT SWEETLAND OF HARPER tural future and make Malheur county LEAD. claimed him. an examination discin'z-.l. ject v/hich appealed most to them is the of all Homemakers camps in Oregon JOINS FIVE WHO LEAVE PEN FOR one of the most important producing Relatives and friends were grief strick counties in Eastern Oregon. Credit for surety of ample water from two sources Work is to start immediately in eight states that all homemakers who are ONE DAY'S FREEDOM. en when word of his death spread the adoption of these projects, as you —from Owyhee reservoir which will Oregon counties for development of all | 20 years of age or over are Invited to around the community. Standings know is due entirely to Senator Mc- easily fill in normal years and Snake available springs to provide water for come to camp, regardles of whether or Pet Earl Victor Quinley was born Feb Nary and the late N. J. Sinnott. Their Emmett ... ..........................3 W. L. 1.000 river. The government-owned power thousands of cattle now suffering from not they are grange members. ruary 15, 1877, in Howard county. Mis names will undoubtedly be written plant at Black Canyon dam will furnish the dry condition of the ranges. Mrs. Karl Norvall, lecturer of Pom Herbert Sweetland, 27, cl Harper, and Middleton .666 souri. He was married to Miss Eva A. ..........................2 high on your scroll of honor when the power for all Owyhee pumping that Crook and Jefferson counties have ona Orange, is cooperatihg with Mr. four other trustlee who escaped the ......... ..........................2 .666 Wolfe October 11, 1903. To this union county’s lilstory is recorded. Nyssa is resorted to in dry years. Larsen in making arrangements. En Oregon penitentiary Wednedsay were j It Mulheur Boise ......... .666 one child was born which died in in ..........................2 been made primary drought areas, and Directors of the Vale-Owyhee land six other counties—Harney, Grant, rollment cards can be secured from the captured late Thursday near Sweet was a pleasure to be able to help Caldwell .866 fancy. Surviving him are his widow, .................... 2 settlement association held the July Wasco, Malheur, Lake and Wheeler county agent's office or from the fol Home by Jess Davis aged mountaineer you secure these projects when they Ontario .........................1 two brothers and one sister who resid s .333 and himself an ex-convict. Of the were placed high on the list of PWA Nampa....... meeting here on Tuesday night H. C. have been put in a secondary classifica lowing persons: .000 in Missouri. His grandfather was a 0 Moyer of Ontario, R. D. Lytle of Vale, tion. The work will be done as a state Mrs. Joe King, Big Bend; Mrs. P. R. group only Leonard Kamhout, an In funds for reclamation service by Dr. Parma .000 brother of Kil Carson, picturesque fig ........................ 0 M. L. Judd. Dr. Sarazin, C. C. Hunt and relief Shurtliff, Vale; Alice Ketchum, Pay dian and alleged ringleader, offered Mead. ure of the early west. Mr. Quinley was committee project, using federal “I want to make this statement. We Fans who went seeking a thriller resistance. Attorney Lott Brown attended. Frank funds. ette; Mrs. C. E. Boylan, Harper; Rev. D. converted in his youth and lived a have a president who I ias a western Sunday were disappointed for Nampa Morgan, secretary, reported splendid In addition to developing all springs, | P. Hagler, Ontario; Mrs L. Y. Matthews Davis captured the quintet as they helpful, Christian life, which made hiri viewpoint. I have talked with him many failed to stem the tide and Nyssa results from the classified ads which three deep well., will be drilled imme Arock; Ruth Antrim. Huntington; Mrs. walked past him in an isolated area. He loved and respected times about our problems, the gravity romped away to an easy 12 to 2 victory. friends. For a number of by years numerous marched them more than a mile to the are being rur In farm Journals of the diately , one each In Crook_ Harney J. B. Woodcock, Malheur. which he appreciates and for the In his usual good style Dean Johnston farmed with his brother-in-law he had west and m d-tlewest. Last month 300 and Jefferson counties. Those in charge emphasize the small Santlam highway, notifying a farmer of solution Ed. of which he has a sympathetic retired 12 Nampa batsmen In the first Wolfe. acres of land was sold to new settlers. Thousands of dollars will be spent cost of this fine vacation for home en route to summon authorities. interest. This is shown by the fact that six Innings while his teammates ac Floral tributes were beautiful, many The entire cost will not ex The convicts Floyd Corliss of Harney he by the federal government in tills work, makers. is coming to Oregon to note progress counted for the balance. Dick Young of them coming from the gardens of county, Ace Taylor, Harold Flackus ceed $2 a person, this Includes food, *25.000 having been sot aside for pre Rev. R. A. Eubanks, Episcopal clergy being made on the big projects he followed In good form In the seventh friends who reside near town. Mr. Kamhout and Sweetland were placed In transportation to the oamp and return. man of Boston, Mass., yesterday pur liminary work, and *50.000 more has The camp Is a real vacation. What solitary confinement, prison officials personally endorsed.” and 8th. Ed. Henry took the box In the was laid to rest In the Parma chased a tract on the Owyhee project been requested. It is understood that Ontario's city ninth when Nampa gathered her two Quinley said, and deprived of parole privileges. home maker will not be glad to know cemetery with burial in charge of Thos. In the vicinity of Terteliry: camp which water improvement project has been runs. Nyssa rapped out 15 hits. that she will have no cooking or dish B. Nordale for McBratncy Funeral will have ' a' r next year. Mrs. Eu approved by the PWA, also the propos Nyssa box score— AB 11 R Home of Boise. washing to do for four days? Each day's CIVIC CLUB WILL MEET bank is an Qrrgoninn, formerly of Co BEND GRANGE ed Nyssa sewage project although def King, cf ..................... ..............4 a program includes instruction in home quille. The Eubanks will locate here inite advice from Washington Is still Ram baud, r f .............................. 2 0 3 i rest, recreation, discussion and Mrs. C. C. Cotton is inviting mem awaited. PLANS POMONA crafts, soon. McCulloch, 2b............ ..............5 1 i reading. bers and friends of Nyssa Civic club to G. Johnston. 3b.......... ...............5 1 0 AL THOMPSON WILL Since the camp facilities are limited a garden meeting at her home In King- Big Bend—Big Bend Grange will Henry, If ................... ...............5 2 i Interested should lose no man Kolony next Wednesday after JUDGE GRAHAM OPEN GRAIN HOUSE meet Tuesday evening, July 17, when to time 40 In those D. Young, lb ..............5 > 2 getting further information FARMERS BUSY IN noon July 18, at 2 o'clock. Girls of her final arrangements for the Poindna from those who have the enrollment neighborhood will present the program GETS ROAD MONEY J. Young, c ................. .............5 2 2 July 26 will be made. All cards. Idaho women should register and refreshments will be served. Mrs. Price, ss ....................... 4 0 2 The Snake River Grain Growers as APPLE VALLEY meeting At the July session of the county Schweizer, 2b .............. ...............i I 0 sociation grangers are urged to attend. through Miss Mlnyard's office In Boise. Dick Tensen Is arranging for cars to court Is opening a branch station last Thursday and Friday in D. Johnston, p ............ ..............5 2 1 in Nyssa with Mrs. Etta Cornell left for Boise for Malheur county is one of eleven Ore leave from the Eagles hall at 1:45 Thompson local mar- the commissioners voted to dis Ontario lost to the Emmett nine, ager. The new A1 station Apple Valley—Fanners are very busy a visit in the Neumans home. gon counties to have Homemakers o’clock In order that all who desire may Vale,, will open for continue payment of the rabbit bounty. which draws Nyssa Sunday, by the nar with the second cutting of hay, the John Nelson of Caldwell was a dinner camps this summer attend. Monday In the former Nyssa No action was taken on the proposal row margin of 6 to 5. Next Sunday On business grain harvest most of which Is in the guest in the Brumbach home Friday. company location. Grains such that the county conduct a poison cam tario plays Boise in Ontario and has In Grain shock and potato digging. Tom Clen- Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Davis of Cal wheat, oats, corn and barley and all paign. AT CAMP MEETING denlng started digging 20 acres of early ifornia sepnt the 4th with Mr. and Mrs. LINCOLN MATRON vited the Nyssa Legion juniors to be as kinds of seeds will be purchased on the Judge David F. Graham reported on her guests spuds yesterday. Grover Lee. Mrs. Davis was formerly cooperative C. M. Beaumont. Mal Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Ragsdale of Nys the recent meeting of the state high Caldwell played Parma 12 to 3 while heur county plan. FRACTURES ARM sa and son Arden and wife of Wendell, way commission In Portland when he Boise The Ray Teners of Wendell, Ida., Miss Miriam Colwell, teacher here. director of the association, nosed out the surprising Middle- was instrumental Wade P.-T. A. will meet with Mrs. visited herd last week. in securing the re a large camp meet requested that the Central Oregon high ton entry 11 to 10. The Correll and Hickman families Elmer Prosser Friday Lincoln—Mrs. Wrinkle, mother of Ida., of are the attending opening of the local warehouse. He Pentecostal churches of Ida way receive an aUocation for its com and Ralph Summy 1 eft for New Mi', and Mrs Cecil Scott of Boulder Mrs. Robert Davis fell down the cellar ing states that the association, which Is Oregon and Washington on the pletion between Burns and Juntura and Meadows yesterday to work in the ]>ea arrived Thursday to spend vacation steps Monday and fractured her arm. ho, connected with the National Grain state fair grounds at Centralia, Wash., that funds be assigned the I-O-N high CHILDREN’S SCHOOL with their parents Mr. and Mrs. C. R. harvest for the Hogue company. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Garrison and Jo Orowers, brought growers thousands of where some 1500 people are in atten way which is under construction be Mrs. Cerdic Cadwell’s sister and hus Purdy and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Scott of Anne were at the Ed DuPre home dance. Mr. Ragsdale writes that the tween McDermitt and Jordan Valley. dollars in higher prices last season. OPENS ON MONDAY band are here from Moreland ,Okla., Vale. Sunday. They spent the 4th at Payette fair grounds is a city of tents. In Nyssa yesterday, Judge Graham ad County Commissioner E. H. Brum lake. for an extended visit. Rev. Stanley Moore of St. Paul's that the commission assured him Episcopal The J. J. Hicks family is enjoying a bach spent Thursday, Friday and Mon Harold Cannon of Emmett was here Mr. and Mrs. Art Norcott were Boise vised church has arranged for the JOE ROBERTSON that both roods will share in the recent day In Vale on county business. visit with relatives from Minnesota. opening of a vacation blble school for Saturday. federal r-T' jprlatlon for Oregon. GETS BIG FISH Harry Bernard left last week for a Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dennis and child Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Nielson and family visitors yesterday. all children of Nyssa Monday with Miss ren, who were guests In the Jesse John visit in Minnesota. Martha Jones of Kamath Falls in spent the 4th on Willow creek. and Mrs. W. B. Hoxie entertained Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilchrist, Jr., re Lynn Vr.n Landingham and Waldo ston home, returned to Idaho Falls, H. C. Dixon family, Mr. and Mrs. a Mr. School wll be held from 9 until Joe Robertson, 13, is another fisher number of relatives at dinner Mon cently moved to Malheur county from charge. Smalley are cutting grain near Parma. Friday. Miss Grace Johnston accom Vernon Reed and Everett Payton were day. 12 o'clock each morning except Satur man who doesn’t tell stories but delivers The visitors were Mrs. Z. Gamble Malad, Ida., where Gilchrist taught Mrs. M. Clendening and daughter panied them home for a two weeks guests at the Rogers home the 4th. of Hagerman. Ida., sister of Mrs. Hoxie, school the past 5 years. Mrs. Gilchrist day. All youngsters are invited. Miss the goods. He returned with his par Myra and son Tom were Boise visitors visit. Whit Redsull family spent the 4th In her son Ernest Han en and wife of Los is an accomplished pianist who won a Catherine Peterson will conduct a two ents from the Deschutes river last Mr. and Mrs. L. Eachus have been ill, Baker Sunday. and Enterprise. Mrs. Redsull's Angeles, daughters Mrs. Mary GUI ar.d medal some years ago at Brigham weeks school In Vale during the same night with a trout 18 Inches long an 1 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Vertrees the latter quite seriously. weighing 3 pounds. Joe didn’t stop with sister and family returned with them. Miss Oamble oi Gooding and Mre. Young University in Provo. She has period. Mrs. Joe Gardner of Caldwell spent Fanners are busy with the grain har Laura Eva Friday a son. his big catch, however, but caught more announced that she will give piano Rigsby of Ontario. Eighteen Sunday In the Eachus home. fish than anyone in his party. Joe sa- i years have passed since Hansen saw lessons at the home of Mrs. Don Gra EAGLES INITIATE Miss Mary Weir went to Boise Mon vest it was a great trip. He presented ti.a ham. Anyone interested Is invited to see Nyssa so he sees many favorable day to visit Miss Marie Tate. big fish to W. F. McLing who won the changes here. her next Wednesday afternoon. CLASS IN NAMPA REBEKAH LODGE INSTALLS Mrs. Leo Betts, Mrs. Brumbach and fish—but lost a bet. Mrs. Chas. Schweizer attended an ex Officers of the Nyssa Aerie of the ecutive meeting of P.-T. A. at the Trox- Rebekah lodge installed the following Browne and family enjoyed Eagles lodge with Bernard Frost, presi the Wesley officers Tuesday night: Mrs Tom John ell home in Ontario Saturday. visit of his sister Mrs. G. H. dent, exemplified the Initiatory degree son, noble grand; Mrs. Mae Pierson, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Parker who were Clumper of Moxee, Wash., who stopp 1 for a class of 13 candidates at Nampa vice grand; Mrs. Mary Felton, chap living on the John Reece ranch in Owy here Monday when en route to her par Friday evening. A social time followed. lain; Mrs. N. H. Pinkerton, past noble INTERIOR DEPA. TMENT WI L L hee returned to the Bend Tuesday. Among those who attended from here ent's home in Florida. and Mrs. Zeb Wilson moved to grand; Mrs. John Forbes, conductor; CONFER W I 1 j? STOCKMEN; the Mr. Scott were Don Graham, Judge W. J. Wil- Mrs. Cliff Tillman, warden; Mrs. Frank ranch Monday. 'lams, Lloyd Marshall, Roy Kfcndler and BOISE MEETING JULY 26. secretary: Mrs. Lon Root, treas Mr. and Mrs. Chet Purdy and daugh Leuck, Hugh Olasgow. Miss Margaret Pinkerton, mus ter returned to Boulder City Sunday urer; ician; Miss Myra Clendening, right after a two weeks vacation here. Secretary lekes an air "-d Monday Maybe Lie Pond is recovering from Ill support to noble grand; Mrs. Emma BIG TROUT WEIGHS Duncan, left support; Mrs. Mattie U at the first of the preliminary con ness. ferences to lay plans for administration Mr. and Mrs Wm. Sradley and Mr. Clendening right support to vice grand; OVER 3 POUNDS of the Taylor grazing act will be held and Mrs. Walter Stradley were guests Mrs. Will Beam, left support; Mrs. Jess Lawrence, Inside guard. John Forbes, First of the Nyssa delegation to re this month. Oscar L. Chapman will of Nyssa relatives Sunday. turn from a 4th of July outing on the LOCAL HEAVY IS SLATED TO AT- head the interior department officials Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Stark are enter outside guard Deschutes, Mr. and Mrs. Art Servoss PEAR ON CALDWELL CARD. who will confer with stockmen in ail taining relatives from Minnesota. Sun Sunshine club meets at the C. C. Cot and Pete Boydell arrived home Tues parts of the west. The meeting for this day they enjoyed * picnic at Owyhee ton home Friday with Mrs NewblU as day evening. They report fishing as sisting. region will be held In Boise July 26. fine as usual on the Deschutes. With With big Howard Boor topping the Stockmen and others interested In the dam. Miss Bel'tnap of Nampa. Miss John them on return they brought the pret list, a team of amateur boxers of Ny; i adminstratlon of the public range land son of Montana and Dr. Johnson of Charles Oarrison and sons are com-1 tiest catch seen this season, one of the arfd points nearby will Invade Caldwell will be Invited to attend and preaent Parma were dinner guests In the Purdy mencing the harvest of 50 acres of early big beauties displayed at the Nyssa to their views. home Saturday. throw gloved fists at Idaho's rugg 1 potatoes today. This Is perhaps the Packing company tipping the scales at huskies Ickes said no announcement of the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dennan and child largest crop in Malheur county this In a big one-night amateur 3 pounds and 8 ounces. general adminstratlon policy will be ren returned from a visit with relatives year. To aid them In the harvest, the j tourney as a benefit for Robert Shai- made until Chapman returns from his In Portland Sunday, i fer, Caldwell youth who was cerlou sly Harrisons purchased a Dodge truck conference with western stockmen. Injured when a section of bleachers col In Boise Monday. Mrs. Lillian Newby Is spending two lapsed several weeks ago. The benefit Miss Ligrid Aho gave a party for months with her son at Gardner, Mont. show is set for Wednesday night of young friends Sunday at her home In FRIDAY, 13th, NO JINX Mr. and Mrs. Peter McFadden have next Big Bend, a number attending from Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bachman and moved from the Hotel Western to the Paul week. children arrived Monday from Mls- Ayre is training like a Trojan Tomorrow Is Friday the 13th but It Nyssa. Robertson cottage. for his bout In the Caldwell mlxup. holds no fears for Mrs. Bessie Black Mr. and Mr*. R. P. Nlchol and Mr*. osula, Mont., to spend two weeks vaca- ! Big Hod Boor. Nyssa football player, will take on all comers at The Owyhee sewing club will meet Boor la In the midst of preparations, man of Nampa, Nyssa property own«-, Anna B. O'Nelli of Vale and the Leslie tkm at the parental W. A. McNall the benefit boxing tournament in Caldwell next Wednesday night. next Wednesday July 18, at the home too and are others that Bernard who will give a party for all people P. Crain family of Oregon City were home. Young Boor recently won the championship at the amateur box of Orace Kygar with Phyllis Rost Frost la to take to the scene of the con whoee birthdays fall on Juy 13. All bad guests Monday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. R. & Oourley of Palm Beach. ing tournament of Idaho in Boise with two knockout* to his credit assisting. flict Lea Showers, Harry Oarver and luck omena will be defied and black W. F. McLing and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fla, arrived yesterday to spend ten days He la displaying his right mitt for Fay Rose. Boise referee, In the Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Snyder of Joe Bass are directing the affair for the cats will farm the keynote of decora Burger at the McLing home Crains with her sister Mrs. Ruby Rust. She above photo. It la the fist Hod hopes will some day bring him Twin Falls were guests of Mrs. Snyder's Caldwell Poet of the American Legion. tion*. Reservation for the dinner will be are spen-tng their vacation with Mrs fame and fortune In the prise ring. sister Mrs. Parnham Sills last week end. The first fight la to start promptly at drive on to the coast for a visit accepted until 3 o’clock Friday at the O’Neill mother of Mrs. Crain, and the arlll They left Tuesday for their •:» Wednesday night. Nlchol f a m ily .________________ with other relatives. OreysUme Hotel la WATER HOLES GET REPAIRS FIVE CONVICTS ARE CAPTURED LOCALS TRIM NAMPA NINE TAYLOR GRAZING MEETINGS SET BOOR WILL FIGHT AGAIN bo