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NYSSA. OREGON GATEWAY TO THE OWYHEE AND BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION PROJECTS VOLUME XXVIII. NO. 37. GOOD GREETS DELEGATES FI PORTLAND THE GATE CITY JOURNAL N YSSA, OREGON BUSIEST AND FASTEST GROWING» TOWN IN OREGON INVESTIGATE LOCATE NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1934. CONGRESSMAN PIERCE T KM 1 I N K ” 1 lllLLm u iwr 1 i i i i m i i r n M iss C ra w fo r d , p. Al IVE LAUNCHED T STATE Boise F e stiv a l il CUI CI I HtW tLL $1.50 PER YEAR fiPFMQ U rtN O BIDS TOMORROW ON SUB-LATERALS DAKOTANS SEE pf PROJECT WITH ( j I MISS FAY SWAN f Land seekers from the drouth stricken regions of South Dakota got a "break" Monday. Owing to the absence of Frank T. Morgan who was in -llamath Falls, his as sistant Miss Fay Swan took the party of three over the Owyhee p oject lands in her Ford car. Needless to say, they liked the pro ject and plan to locate here. The visitors Ed. Nicholson of I antroy, Cecil Wonch and M. W. Lange of Dupree, S. Dak., said they hadn’t seen real hay "since Ot>d knows when.” They told of gather ing brush and thistles from the dried fields for ensilage for their dairy c-ws. Bur-.per crops of hay on irrigated land adjacent to the new project wonderfully impressed the visitors. IS L CAMPAIGN TOUR Miss Claudena Crawford, charming member of the 1934 graduating class of Nyssa high school, is a princess in Boise week. Today she will tnke GOOD WIILL TOUR SPENDS MORN 25 PER CENT INCREASE IN TRAF part in this the ceremony of the coronation CONTRACTORS WILL BID ON It HON. WALTER M. PIERCE WILL ING HERE; ENJOYS VIEW OF FIC FATALITIES PROMPTS THE of the Queen of the Boise Centennial SUB-LATERALS IN MITCHELL | VISIT FRIENDS IN ONTARIO, GWYHEE DAM YESTERDAY WITH celebration, being one of eleven at NYSSA AND VALE DURING COM STATE TO SPONSOR “SLOW' tendants NiSSA AND ONTARIO CARAVAN. from towns of the Snake BUTTE DIVISION NEAR TOWN. ING WEEK; MEETING HERE AT river valley. She will take part In tire DOWN” CAMPAIGN. 2 P. M. WEDNESDAY. historical parade and in other perfor mances of the pageant “Wings of the Bids for twelve sub-laterals In the Nyssa people said “Good Morning" tc West,” which will be given tonight, Mitchell the good will delegation of 5U business “Let’s quit killing.” butte division of the Owyhee night and Saturday night. project near executives tioin Portland today—ana Congressman Walter M. Pierce, who This demand will be brought to the tomorrow Nyssa will be received on A message came from Joe Imhoff of they said it with hospitality which was is credited with knowing more people attention of every resident of Malheur Boise yesterday, advising The Journal| Friday, September 14, by Engineer R. as evident as the breath of fall in the In eastern Oregon than any other county and Oregon during the coming that ample seats are still available for J. Newell at the Ontario office of the aspirant to public office, is coming to early September morning for the visit 12 weeks by a program of education Owyhee project. The call for bids pro Conceded to be the favorite in this and stringent law enforcement, accord the pageant performances each night. vides for the excavation of 20,500 yards Malheur county next week to renew here came at 8 a. m. today o n a section, It is said to be a most elaborate pro Congressman Walter M. his many pleasant acquaintanceships crowded schedule. to city, county and state police of duction. of excavation for laterals and 13,000 Pierce, candidate for re-election ing and to gather a few votes for the Nov On the welcoming committee were in ficers, who are cooperating with the yards for structures, together with November, will visit Malheur Oregon State Motor association in a ember harvest as he is a canddate for Dr J. J. Sarazin, president of the Owy County back-fill, concrete structures, laying the coming week. re-election on the democratic ticket. hee irrigation district for many years; statewide drive to reduce the mounting pipe, placing of reinforcement bars, in During his first term he has spared no W. F. McLing and Frank Morgan, com toll of fatalities and injuries from auto stalling gates, etc. effort in striving for many good things accidents in Oregon. mercial club officers, Engineer O. G. Much progress Is being made this for his beloved eastern Oregon and he Boden, Wm. Schireman and Ex-Gover- “Slow down,” is the specific warning year on the construction of main can is assured a hearty welcome here, as nor Baldridge of Idaho who came from issued by police for this and next week. al and laterals on the Mitchell butte well as a good vote. Parma to join the Nyssa delegation. Officers throughout the state have been division on which water will be de Congressman Pierce will spend Wed instructed to pay particular attention The committee joined members of the livered for irrigation in the spring of PASTORS RECEIVE ASSIGNMENTS nesday afternoon In Nyssa and possibly during the period to enforcement of 6<V; HEAD OF CATTLE HAVE BEEN 1935. The contractors are working at Ontario commercial club in escorting speeding regulations, both in cities and the Portlanders to see the world’s full speed, completing most of their FOR YEAR AT ANNUAL CONFER the morning. Arrangements are being made for him to address a public meet on highways. Five other frequent causes i HIT PUD TO PORTLAND; SHEEP contracts ahead of schedule. New ENCE IN BOISE. highest irrigation dam at Owyhee, ing at the Eagles hall at) 2 o'clock. which will soon impound water for THREE BRIDGE PARTIES AND of accidents will receive attention for BUYING TO START. canals may now be seen within a few Everyone Is Invited. miles from Nyssa. 100,000 acres of virgin desert land in KENSINGTON PROVIDE JOLLY two weeks each during the safety drive. He will speak in Ontario Tuesday Parent-Teacher groups. American the Nyssa-Ontario vicinity. TIME FOR CHURCH FUND. Rev. Floyd E. White was returned to night and in Vale Wednesday night. Legion posts and publishers of this dis E x h u :: ’. . eC Lead of Malheur county Throughout this valley they saw- Nyssa for the ensuing year when General Martin Coming flourishing crops which are in marked The fall and winter season in bridge trict have also been enlisted In the eat e ;:u .hased by die drouth rellel TWO OLD TIMERS assignments were made at the close of Although no definite Information has contract to those of the drouth seared opened in earnest Wednesday when St. campaign. r dministration have been shipped from the annual conference of the Methodist received here, a news dispatch middlewest. Everywhere they turned Paul’s Guild gave a “telephone bridge" An increase of 25 per cent in fatal Juntura and Harper. Eighteen carloads In Boise Sunday. Rev. White been CROSS DIVIDE church from Portland Tuesday stated that they met encouraging optimism which series, with benefit parties at the ities from accidents in Oregon during were loaded at Juntura and two at will also serve the Apple Valley com General Charles H. Martin, democratic is being reflected hi all lines of busi homes of Mrs. J. J. Sarazin with Mrs. the first seven months of 1934, as com Harper. The prices ranged from $12 to munity church as he has in connection candidate for governor, would visit pared to figures for the same period ness. per head, with a few going at the Death claimed two old timers of Mal with the Nyssa pastorate the past two Malheur comity this week end. Frank Morgan “““T assisting. Mis. Ray Em- last year, and a 24 per cent increase in $18 Gen After their visit in Vale, Ontario,? “*8' top price of $20, advised Count" Agent years. Local people welcome his return. ». and . Owyhee _ ~ Dam, the Portland-! mott with Mrs. Dewey "... Ray • assisting injuries, reveal the need for a program R. G. Larson. eral Martin attended the Irrigation heur county within the past week. Nyssa ...... ..... D . , He will also have an assistant this _ . se where . they .. will Mrs. Artie Robertson Andy Lackey, 74, last of the pioneer year. Rev. Can- Barker from New Mea congress in Klamath Falls, ers went . on / to Bo Norcott asglstln Mrs with Mrs. La E D to combat this growing menace, officers Since the initial purchases were Lackey family that settled in Malheur dows who will chiefly take care of There are already seven candidates be guests at the Boise Centennial cele-j M rj Dick Ho,mes and Mrs R sherJ assert. made, a questionaire has been prepared for governor and may be more. Of the There were 165 persons killed and bration until Saturday which ¡U iancherTdeVirin7to s^lTmust “ unty if°nt‘er after dafys’ a dl, lingering ed Mon’ church work In Apple Valley. wood also gave a Kensington. By tele 2668 Injured In 11,341 reported auto ac answer. The questions concern the daw night in Ontario seven assured a place on the November Among the dignitaries in the Port phone the following prize winners were cidents in the state up to July 31 this amount of hay, pasture and other sup illness. He was the last survivor of a The annual report of the Nyssa ballot are Joe E. Dunne, republican, land party arc B. F. Irvine of the Ore announced; showed that for the first time and Mr. Martin of Portland; Peter Mrs. Malcolm Crawford, year. of ten and was well known church gon Journal. Robt. C. Notson of The grand high; Mrs. plies the rancher has for the stock he family in several years, the church, was able Zimmerman A. H. Boydell, Mrs. county, H. H. throughout this section.. His widow Oregonlon; L. E. Cable, Hedley Hill, Robt. owns. to pay its obligations In full. It was Stallard, W. of E. Yamhill Mrs. Ted Newell, high IDAHO FARMER Wlrth and A. Silver- and five children survive. Walter Davies and C. B. Stephenson, scores; Peck, Two carloads of dairy stock was debt free at the close of the year, con Mrs. Don Graham, Mrs. Aden Mr. and Mrs. Ies Ernest, Mr. and sidered a most encouraging report, said man of Portland and Harry J. Correll Portland bank executives; W. W. shipped last Thursday. The committee Mrs. Mrs. Wm. Schireman, consola of Salem . J. T. Long and their son Dr. John LEASES RANCH Caldwell of the Portland Rose Festival; Wilson, selecting and grading the stock, which White. Mrs. L. E. Stephens, 100 honors; Long of Salem, Ralph Lackey, Mr. and Rev. L. C. NewP.nds and H. L. Knappenberg tion; is being purchased under the direction A number from here attended con Bert Lienkaemper, grand slam; Marian Kurtz of Ten Davis has leas of Dr. J. N. Shaw of Corvallis visited Mrs. John Lackey, Phln Warren and ference of the Oregon-Portland Cement Com Mrs. Barr enjoying the morning Doolittle, consolation hand; ed the 160-acre dry land farm owned Crowley, Creston and Jordan Valley Mrs. Oma Bingman attended the fun address Sunday, pany which supplied cement for Owy Mrs. by Bishop James C. Baker of guessing contest, Mrs. Hen by Mrs. Anna D. S. Pratt in the Kol- territory last week. eral services held in Ontario yesterday. San Francisco, hee dam; Geo. Pierson of the Portland Kensington who presided at the ses derson, high; Mrs. Thos. B. Nordale, ony for five years. Kurtz has purchased N. E. Tagart, 82. Vale pioneer, died in sions, and the evening Ur'on Stockyards, Arthur H. Devers of low. 15,000 Sheep Offered address by Prof. a new tractor and plans to farm on a the Ontario hospital last week after a the Portland Chamber of Commerce A second party of the same nature large scale. He and his wife have moved While sheep purchases are yet to ten days illness from pneumonia. He C W. Chenoweth of the University of and many others. applications for sale of 15,000 are was the father of Mrs. Ben Mulkey of Idaho. be given for benefit of the Guild here. They have improved the large start, W. J. Pinney of the Ontario com will on file at the office of County Agent R. Vale Few changes were made in appoint EAGLES WILL FEATURE LOCAL in October. A grand prize will be pre farmhouse on the Pratt place and are Delbert M. Taggart who lives ments. mercial club arranged for the banquet sented at the close for the highest score nicely located. O. Larson. The applications cover only near and Robert Baker was assigned to FIGHTERS IN BENEFIT FOR BOY Ontario. which was given last night In compli in bridge. old ewes, and practically all of the Ontario, Robert Eaker to Vale and SCOUTS. Mrs. Pratt was here last week, visit sheepmen are planning to keep their ment to the visitors. Guests from here Harper, John Oarver to Weiser. Walter EAGLES AUXILIARY ing her sons Eugene and Louis who and Vale attende^. ewes so that their flocks will not Bach at North Powder, Edgar A. Pol Nyssa Aerie of the Eagles lodge, More entertainment and less business live on the Owyhee. She had just re young TOOTHACHE KEEPS diminished. lock at Wallowa. is having a stimulating effect on at turned from a summer’s visit on the be When sponsors of th Boy Scout troop of the active purchase of dairy OREGON TRAIL tendance at the meetings of the Eagles coast and went on to Bully Creek where cattle starts this city, Is sponsoring an amateur SOUTHPAW HOME it is understood that herds SAWYER HEADS CONGRESS Last Friday night the mem she will teach this year. RECEPTION FRIDAY Auxiliary. boxing show for next Thursday night, will be tested for TB and Abortion so bers enjoyed a jolly social time at cards An ulcerated wisdom tooth kept Dean Klamath Falls, Sept. 12—Robert W. September 20, with all proceeds for the that when the entire campaign is and lunch after the lodge session and Oregon Trail P.-T. A. is making plans from pitching for Boise Sun Sawyer, Bend publisher, was reelected Boy Scouts. Dean Smith and Warren completed the herds will be clean and Johnston for a reception, to be held at the another such program is planned for BEND GIRL IS day in the game with Burley, cham president of the Oregon reclamation McHargue are In charge of arrange the stockmen will be in better position FESTIVAL QUEEN than ever before. schoolhouse Friday at 8:15 p. m. honor September 21. Last week Mrs. Bud An pions of the southern Idaho district. congress, and Corvallis was elected as ments. ing the teachers, Mr. and Mrs. Albert derson, Mrs. Howard Larson and Mrs. The previous Sunday Dean made a “Speedy" Cliff Parrish will mix with the 1935 meeting place at the conclud Toughle Hopkins, and new families of the com Sidney Burbtdge served. President Mrs. Big Bend—A number from here at record when he pitched against the Mukelson In the main go. ing session of the convention here last Both are Neal Rock Shelton is considering the ap tended the Harvest Festival in Parma COLLEGE STUDENTS munity. Detroit Colored Giants whom Boise de after a knockout. Youngsters night. W. L. Powers of Corvallis was will stage a battle Mrs. Alta Fry and Mrs. William De- pointment of several new officers to Friday and Saturday. Miss Virginia feated 22 to 8. Dean held the Colored royal for the cur elected secretary. represented the Bend as "Prin Groft will have charge of music and take the place of those who resigned Miller Giants to three hits in the first five in again tain raiser and a number of local RETURN TO SCHOOL Amendment of Oregon laws to per cess” riding on the Queen’s float. Big during the summer months. program. nings, and pitched stellar ball through mit collection of certain assessments, scrappers will be seen In special events. Bend Grange won a prize on their ex TUESDAY BRIDGE The program will consist of talks by out. If you are for the boys, plan now to as well as charges for operation and attend hibit and several others won individual the County P.-T. A. officers; Mrs. Resuming their parties after sum prizes. this fight. A number of college students are maintenance, through the offices of the Brumbach, of Big Bend, president; mer vacation, , Tuesday bridge club Albert Hopkins was a Bend caller preparing to leave for the nine months p/-Ni f v t u M A V Boys who wish to try out for the card secretary and district manager, was Mrs. Will J. Roberts of Ontario, vice- members enjoyed a pleasant reunion Friday. Invited to come to the Eagles hall term of school which is opening this ' * * IVIA I suggested by the congress. Resolutions are Friday night. president; Mrs. Troxell of Ontario, this week with Mrs. A. H. Boydell Dale Ashcraft is a patient in Holy month. adopted urged continuance of soil sur treasurer and Mrs. Kathryn Claypool, hostess. All members were present. Mrs. Rosary Hospital in Ontario. CANCEL TAXES Margaret^ Hunt and Margaret Ann veys, surface stream flow measure Frank Hall won first prize, Mrs. Dewey county school superintendent. WINS RADIO are returning to the Univer ments, and underground water de Miss Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stradley, Fay Morgan Everyone is invited. A committee Ray second. Austin held the lucky sity of Oregon at Eugene. velopment. and Madge Betts were Initiated in Big THURSDAY BRIDGE consisting of Mrs. Geo. McKee, Mrs. number which won the Philco radio It seems probable that the county Ray Garrison, James McEwen and Bend Grange Tuesday evening. which was given away Saturday night John Bowen and Mrs. Albert Hopkins Mrs Ernest McClure entertained the N. S. Phelan, local president of the Ralph Boden are returning to Oregon court will cancel 61.68 per cent of all Tom Burton Is temporary operator at the close of Wilson Brothers school Thursday bridge club last week with is making plans for refreshments. delinquent taxes in the Warm Springs State college for their senior year. Mrs Aden Wilson and Mrs.. Jackie Carl Hog Control Association accompanied Ralph will be home for a visit and district, except school district taxes. for the Western Union at Lime where sale. Needless to say, Dorothy was de County Agent R. O. Larson to Baker when he leaves for Corvallis his sister Directors of the Warm Springs district he expects to spend several weeks be lighted as the Austin family did not Johnson Variety Store is looking up substituting for absent members. Mrs. Thursday attend a meeting there. Dorothy Is planning to accompany him with their attorney, Ed. R. Coulter of fore receiving a permanent transfer. have a radio. with new paint and signs on the store Sidney Burbidge won first prize, Mrs. Mr. and to Mrs. Charlie Johnson were enroll with other Freshman at Ore Weiser, appeared before the court and Carl consolation. front. guests of Mrs. A. Bradney Friday even to were dismissed In Vale Mon W. L. Turner will give drivers exam asked that the cancellation order be day Jurors gon State. ing. at the close of a quiet term. Amell inations at the city hall Thursday. made and members of the count indi Miss Margaret Pinkerton will attend Fay and Madge Betts have enrolled the College of Idaho in Caldwell Claude of Watson was awarded a small September 20, from 1 until 5 o’clock. cated that they would sign the order. in Roswell high school. judgment at the close of his range Oood-sized classes continue to greet Cancellation of the taxes was required Howard Hatch has greatly Improved Mr. Turner on his frequent visits here. trespass case. by the RFC as a condition to granting the school truck for the comfort of the a refinancing loan of $172,500 to the rural pupils who go to Nyssa. district. and Mrs. Case Muntjewerff call Jordan Valley—Jack Perry, county dale spent Sunday at the R. L. Munger ed Mr. on Grandma Stam near Nyssa Sun game warden, spent last Thursday at home. Mr. Colley is editor of the Owy day. the Brewster place, 35 miles southeast hee Chronicle. HENRY’S CIRCUS Mr. and Mrs. Bob Peck and baby of of Jordan Valley Investigating Hie an Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Shea left for Nyssa were guests in the C. E. Peck COMES TO TOWN telope situation there. Antelope are so Boise and will attend the Pendleton home Sunday. numerous that they have ruined the round-up before their return. ATTORNEY GENERAL RULES THAT Arthur Holly, Joe Brumbach and Very light production of red and states are, in general, a bright spot In second crop of Alfalfa. Ambrose Maher, Dr. W. W. Jones left Tuesday to at Bob Welsh were called as Jurors to Vale STATE RELIEF WAGES CANNOT alsike clover, a small carryover, and a the dreary feed picture, though even owner of the place, has asked to have tend a medical meeting in Lewiston Monday. Arthur Holly was named to BE ATTACHED. Tuesday was the biggest day for good demand, have resulted In a firm here range conditions are now abnor the matter Investigated. Mr. Perry September 8. Nyssa kids since school began for market situation, serve on the grand Jury. according to local mally dry, reports show. counted 148 antelope in the field. Henry Brothers circus with lots of dogs buyers. Jack Swisher accompanied Jud Wolfe Recent rains east of the rockles, par and ponies and a bear came to town. of Caldwell on a horse buying trip to MRS. BOYER WILL Production for the United States Is ticularly through the southwest, have Neither employes in the work div Dozens of them watched the thrilling W. S. Maher of Boise is spending a Winnemucca and other points in Nev expected to be about half that of 1933. improved the pastures and ranges ision or in the offices of the state relief procedure of putting up the tent, ENTERTAIN CLUB few days on his ranch east of town. ada. only 84 million pounds were pro there, tho they came to late to help are subject to garnishment feeding animals and then enjoyed the when duced, Most of the the reduction ap hay and similar forage crops. Mrs. Shirley Scoggins returned from Miss Bresmahan. commercial teacher Mrs. O. O. Boden, president of Nyssa committee of their wages, Attorney General I. circus program in the evening. Dozens peared In in the high school, returned Monday. the north oentral states. The Hay has been moving out of Oregon a weeks visit at Cliffs. Van Winkle held in an opinion Mon of them bid the circus a sorrowful fare Pacific northwest Mrs. Ambrose Maher of Cllff3 re civic club, was pleasantly surprised this day. Is expected to pro- to the middle west In what to some has Sam Scott accompanied by Floyd Ac- turned from Nampa rodeo Thursday week to receive an Invitation from Mrs. well when It left with much clatter duc^'near'a"no"nnai 'crop Carryover seemed an alarming extent. Cancella cariaga left Thursday to meed his wife and visited Van Winkle held the law creating the yesterday morning—It was a great cir Orin Boyer of the Ontario Floral her daughters Ruby and stocks are smaller than for several tion of the half-rates Into the drouth and son who have been visiting her Inviting the club to hold Its state relief committee states the pur cus, for the kids. area has now placed hay from this area parents In Eugene the past month. The Agnes who are attending high school Company, years and imports have been light. poses to be accomplished by the act are September meeting on the 19th at the During the prolonged drought much entirely out of line for such distant Scotts returned Friday while Floyd re here. providing of direct relief and work re F. L. Steams and brother Charles Boyer home In Ontario. All ladies who of the old seedlngs as well as the new shipment for the present, however. mained In Eugene. business in Vale Thursday. wish to attend are invited to gather at lief to needy and distressed people, and ONIONS, CLOVER were lost, resulting In a strong demand T. L. Skinner returned Sunday from transacted MisS Faye Harrel of Glendale re the Eagles hall at 1:30 o'clock, and therefore under the act, salaries and MCT I I r j U n IIU on M l u U n IN u r t v Y U for , w seed now, higher with prices $3 50 Caldwell. who can are Invited to bring their wages paid are not subject to levy and INC. a cwt. than a ranging year ago. A baby daughter was bom to Profes turned Monday to resume her school those WEST POINT execution, garnishment or attachment. cars. Mrs. Boyer has an outdoor fire In the primary grades. Recent reports Indicate that Arizona sor and Mrs. Boyd E. Blakely Septem work Further, he held that the rule is so Tom Whitby and daughter Frankie place made from rocks gathered from POSITION UP ( has near a normal alfalfa seed crop but ber 7. all parts of the county which will de well established that the sovereign rep John Forbes reports one of the best Kansas and Oklahoma wlU have only Mr. and Mrs. Ed Remsen returned of Cliffs delivered 15 head of horses in light resented either by the state or the onion cropy of the season, two acres about 60 per cent of normal. Sales of Congressman Pierce of La Orande the visitors. to Jordan Saturday from Parma. As Jordan Friday, which he had sold to | United States cannot be sued without that produced better than 500 bags to alfalfa seed In August were heaviest for has been notified that there will be a soon as Remsen can arrange his af Edgar Fenwick of Homedale. Its consent, and that a garnishment of the acre. He sold when prices were a t ! the month on record and RENTAL IS COLLECTED due vacancy for the second district at West fairs they will leave for northern Ida Miss Frankie spent Saturday and salary, wages or other property In the their peak, 90 cents for firsts. Sunday with Ruby and Agnea Maher. I largely to the excellent manner In Point Military Academy for entrance ho to reside. hands of the officers or agents of the The caso of Eulah Kelley vs. George Geo. Yturrt accompanied by h is1 farmers are threshing a bum- | which alfalfa withstood the drought. in 1936. Examination of candidate will Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson left nephew Louis Yturrt went to Atlanta, j Doyle was tried Tuesday in the local, state or federal government constitutes | per Local clover seed crop which is also re-1 The local crop is heavy and good be for Bums Sunday. Mr. Anderson has Ida held on October 20, 1934, and those . on a business trip last week. I Justice court before Judge W J. Wil- an action against state or nation. He < turning excellent prices this fall. Wits ! quality. signed up with the Geodetic survey who desire to enter the examination Hams without a Jury. Mrs. Kelley was added further that the bulk of the hay prices high—prospects are not so The feed situation in the 17 crew and expect» to go to the Atlantic should apply to the Congressman for Mr. and Mrs J. B. 8roith were visit awarded rental plus costs. Lott D. funds administered by the state relief bad for the hard working farmer this most affected by the drouth are the Information coast before their return. not later than September committee are federal appropriations. Brown was attorney for Mrs. Kelley. autumn. ors In Payette Tuesday. most serious erver known. Western 30 . Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Coley of Home- GUILD GIVES CARD PARTIES LARSON MOVES RELIEF STOCK REV. WHITE REMAINS HERE SCOUT CARD NEXT THURSDAY Antelope Eat Alfalfa Crop On Ranch South of Jordan Valley WORKERS GET RELIEF WAGES Seed Shortage Booms Prices Here To New Peaks; Hay Prices Look Good