The Gate city journal., June 27, 1935, Image 1

THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
Published At Nyssa, Oregon
G A T E W A Y T O THE O W Y H E E AND BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION PROJECTS
VOLUM E XXIX, No. 25
Fastest Growing Town in Oregon
NYSSA, OREGON, TH URSDAY, JUNE 27, 1935
B r o o m s b e i n g a d d e d Î
TO HIGH SCHOOL GYM
SEWER PROBLEMS
WITH ENGINEER
BREAK
DITGR R EPAIR ED
AND WATER BACK
ONTARIO AND E dMETT
WRANGLE OVER PENNANT
$1.50 PER YEAR
N yssa Elevator Preparing To
Handle Big Crop o f Grain
PEA HARVESTING
HANDICAPPED BY
LABOR SHORTAGE
Ontario and Emmett are still
Two additional rooms are being
wrangling over the first-half cham­
added to the local school system by
pionship of t h e Idaho-Oregon
partitioning off and ceiling the east
The Nyssa Elevator,
under thei circular disc method, with the wheat
league. In a meeting held Tuesday management of J. S. Johnson is pre- being thorougly separated from oats,
end of tlie gym. Ilia rooms will not
night at Nampa, league officials re­ paring to handle a big wheat crop barley and other foreign matter. Be-
interfere with using the gym for
versed a previous decision and from this section, although they do fore going in to the big storage ele-
physical education purposes but
awarded the first half championship not anticipate the harvest to start
will utilize the space at the east end.
vator the wheat is cleaned of dust
to Emmett. This drew vigorous pro­ as soon as last year. Mr. Johnson ex­
The step was lound necessary due to
and Mr. Johnson says there is a sur­
tests
from
the
Ontario
delegation,
the overcrowded condition of the
pects the first grain to start rolling prising amount of dust in wheat
Mayor and Council Tak­ local school. School authorities ex­ Second Break in Last Ten who walked out of the meeting, and into the elevator about July 15th. which looks perfectly clean. Many Peas Getting Over-Ripe as
the
possibility
is
now
that
Ontario
to moke a survey in the near
Acreage in grain is about the same tons are carted away in the course
ing Action to Try and pect
Days Takes Place Mon­ will withdraw from the league.
Hot Spell Continues—
future as to the probable number of
as usual but the crops from the new j of a season.
Secure Sewer Sybtem new pupils to enter school and It Is
day Morning West of The league representatives struck land of the Owyhee project is ex- I The local elevator, being a branch
Workers Going at Top
from the bylaws a clause regarding pected to swell the total this year, of the Caldwell Flour Mill, sells at
passible that even the two additional
for Nyssa.
Nyssa.
Speed.
eligibility of players and held Nampa From 40 to 50 carloads are usually wholesale five brands of flour: Tur-
rooms will not materially affect the
was within her right in playing men handled through tlie Nyssa Eleva- key Red which is 100 per cent hard
overcrowded condition if there is a
she did in a game June 2 that caus­ tor.
substantial increase in enrollment.
i wheat; Wigwam, a 50 per cent hard
Three members of the city council.
The Owyhee ditch broke for the ed the league wrangle.
Pea harvesting in the Nyssa sec­
One of the new rooms will be used
Tiie Nyssa Elevator has'a modern j and soft wneat flour; Hollyhock, 30
Art Norcott, Dean Smith and A1 for primary grades and the other second time this year about 8:30 j
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plant, with wheat cleaning and j per cent hard wheat; IdaLily. 10 per tion is in full swing at the present
Thompson, in company with Attor­ room will be utilized for high school Monday morning, the break being PAPER OUT EARLY
grinders. In a short time they ex­ cent hard wheat and Idaho Ace. a time with hundreds of pickers in the
ney A. L. Fie teller and Mayor Gra­ work. Harry Francis is doing the about 100 feet south of the first
FOR FOURTH OF JULY pect to install a cleaner for alfalfa 100 per cent soft wheat flour.
fields each morning at day--break.
ham went to Caldwell Tuesday work and he expects to complete the break, which happened June 14th. I
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and clover seed and also for bean
During the past few years the However the acute shortage of labor
nlb'ht to consult with Engineer Mc­ job in two or three weeks.
Tlie break was on the John Kake-
to handle the crop has created a
The Journal will be issued on cleaning. There is a considerable Nyssa Elevator has only been open
Connell in regard to plans and spec-
beeke farm west of town and the
acreage of beans in the country during the receiving season but the serious situation and part of the
Wednesday
next
week
in
order
to
lx Rations of a sewer system for
crop will be lost, due to the rapid
water tore a hole approximately 40
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
have it in the mall before the 4th this year, especially of the baby lima management have announced their
Nyssa. Mr. McConnell lias several
Members of the DeBoer and Recla feet wide and eight to ten feet deep, vacation Correspondents and adver­ variety.
intention of keeping the elevator ripening of peas during the hot
maps and plans at his office and a families surprised John Recla at On­ flooding over the Mrs. O. W. Baker
The wheat cleaning apparatus at open for the year round, making an­ weather.
profitable evening was spent dis­ tario Sunday and helped him cele­ grain field, the Kakebeeke fann and tisers are urged to have their copy in the Nyssa Elevator operates by a other Nyssa assest.
The largest shipment of peas
early next week.
cussing the local situation.
around the Mitchell and Ward farm
since the harvest season started
brate his 17th birthday.
It was decided to get in touch with
homes.
June 10th, was Wednesday when
Engineer Green, sanitary engineer
The bre k happened quite sud­
seven cars were billed from the local
FIND
TEETH
AFTER
Tor the State of Oregon, and if pos­
denly, Mr. Kakebeeke saying he had
station. This made a total of 38 cars
sible have him inspect the local
been along the ditch about eight
DILIGENT SEARCH
of peas shipped from Nyssa so far
problem and recommend a type of
o ’clock but there was no sign of a
during the current season and two
plant which would be acceptable to
break at that time. Art King, the
cars of lettuce.
It took a lot of searching but
the stale department.
ditch rider discovered the break
H p n lth
Pickers are being brought from
C. W. Long has found his false
It is necessary that quick action be
about 8:30 and tried his best to stop
U C C lltll
nelKhboring towm to hel„
teeth.
Last
week
a
pack
rat
car­
had on the proposed Nyssa sewer if
the flow but it kept gaining on him j
with the harvest, with truckloads
rier
them
away
while
Mr.
Long
aid is to be secured from the Federal
as more of the ditch bank crumbled
coming every morning from Nampa.
was sleeping but a long and
government in the form of a grant
under it broke away in a flood over
September 12, 13, 14, are the dates
A Malheur County Health Asso­ Vale and other towns, as well as
careful
search
finally
brought
The
date
for
the
presentation
of
to help build the system, and the
the surrounding farm land.
set for the annual Malheur County
ciation is to be organized at a meet­ trucks going out each morning from
results.
The missing grinders
city dads are attempting to get a ¡the second annual rodeo under the
A crew of sixteen men and several Fair, according to O. D. Dearborn,
ing to be held Wednesday afternoon, the local camps. However in order
were found under the house, but
low cast system devised which will auspices of the local Eagle Aerie lias teams were put to work Tuesday to secretary of the fair association, who
July 10 at the high school auditor­ to properly handle the harvest four
the rat had evidently tried to
at tlie same time serve the needs of been set for August 10 and 11th. A repair the break and water was was in Nyssa Monday. Tlie Legion
ium in Ontario. The meeting is call­ or five hundred additional pickers
make a meal of them, and they
the people of Nyssa. If a grant c a n ! committee under the leadership of j turned back in to the ditch Wednes- will again have charge of the fair,
ed for 2:30 in the afternoon and should have been available over a
were
chewed
up
some.
However
be secured from the government.' Chairman Lloyd Marshall are work- | day.
with a combination committee mak­
will be presided over by Mrs. Sadie week ago. Tlie Federal Re-Employ­
it is believed that they can be
it would take care of 45% of the cost | ing out the details for the affair and
ing
arrangements. Pari-Mutual
Orr Dunbar, executive secretary of ment Bureau and the local produce
repaired.
Mr.
Long
is
still
look­
of construction. Other communities intend to make this years show one
races will be the main attraction of
the Oregon Anti-Tuberculosis Asso­ houses have left no stone unturned
ing for the rat.
have taken advantage of tlie govern­ for the people of southern Idaho and
the program with rodeo and buckinf
ciation. Mrs. Dunbar is also vice to find labor, but the supply is still
eastern
Oregon
to
remember
for
a
ment offer but complete plans are
horses added to fill out tlie program.
president of the National Womens Inadequate. Sorting crews have been
necessary before making application lung time.
Three divisions, in the exliibition
Federation of Clubs and no doubt working short-handed and far into
The two days show will include
lor federal aid.
section dropped four years ago will
will have an interesting and instruc­ the night in some cases to save as
some of the best riding, roping and
be added this year. They are draft
much as possible of this perishable
tive message to deliver.
other rodeo features available in the
horses, beef cattle and sheep. Prem­
RUST DIVORCE CASE west.
A string of bucking horses will
Tlie purpose of the Health Asso­ product.
Workmen for the city expect to ium books will toe distributed some
Produce dealers state that local
ciation is to sponsor public health
SETTLED THIS W EEK be brought to Nyssa for the show finish pipe laying south of town t ime in July.
' work, clinics for school children and labor in the majority of cases has
and several of the West's best rid­ this week and will finish the last of
It is hoped that by having the
“Let’s Go—Vale.”
1 the dozens of instances that will been satisfactory, but much of the
A decree was handed dewn Mon­ ers : rve signified their intention of two blocks of new pipe. The new Fair later this year better exhibits
From the uplands of Malheur arise hi connection with public transient labor has been a failure.
mains are four inches in diameter can be secured’. The Malheur County
day in the Albert Rust vs. Ruby Rust con-.eting in the rodeo,
Otlier features planned for the and will replace one inch pipe laid fair committee with Ora Clark, pres­ county to the river bottoms of the health work. Such organizations are The best pickers, as a rule, are fam­
divorce case which Judge Eills lias
liad under advisement for a week. In show this year are a ’’Rodeo Queen," several years ago and which has ident; John Lienliard .vice president, Snake, that cry is echoing and re­ already functioning in 18 counties of ilies picking together with a will to
the case tried before the recent ses­ a boxing card, water fights, free been to furnish a very unsatisfactory Mrs. Kathryn Claypool, and Mr. echoing as thousands make plans to j Oregon and are all proving bene- make as much money possible dur­
sion of circuit court, Albert Rust en­ barb» cue, carnival events and a water flow. One fire hydrant was Dearborn are working with the Leg­ [converge on the Malheur county Ificial, it is said. The work will pos- ing the harvest season.
seat town for the 17th annual j ¡¡ibly involve the employment of a
tered suit for divorce, cliarglng cruel "walkathon contest.” It is possible also installed in the new construc­ ion to make this fair a success.
Peas in this section this year have
Fourth of July celebration. Begin-! county health nurse in the interests been of good quality and the yield
treatment .and Mrs. Rust entered a that other featuers will be added as tion.
ning on the afternoon of July 3rd of public health.
the plans progress.
The new main will connect to the
has been excellent, but the eastern
cross complaint.
when four nines from the Idaho-
residences of Dr. E. O. Norcott.1 BIG CROW D TURNS
Mrs. Rust was awarded a divorce
A temporary organization commit­ market has not been high enough to
Oregon
league
will
clash
at
Riverside
DAIRYMEN
MEET
HERE
Henry
Magee.
Ed
Warren.
Dwight
j
on her cross complaint, receiving the
OU T FOR PROFIT
tee has been appointed, which will leave much of a margin. However It
park, the program is packed full of
Smith and Mrs. Ray. Bob Newby, N.
custody of four minor children,
have charge of nomination of o f­ is believed that had enough labor
SHARING
TUESDAY
stunts,
features
and
contests.
There
Tlie Malheur County Dairymen’s H. Pinkerton and Arthur Cook arc j
$1,000 gross alimony a n d $75
ficers and making preliminary ar­ been available at the proper time,
will not be a dull moment from then rangements. George Aiken of On­ all the peas could have been har­
monthly for the support of herself Association met Wednesday night in doing the work.
, ! until the last firecracker pops some-
and children. She was also awarded the irrigationlst office and trans­
tario is chairman of the committee, vested with a margin left for every­
The Nyssa Merchant’s second time in the early hours of July 5.
a one-third Interest in the real acted routine business. The next JUNIOR BALL TEAM
and the balance of the committee one'.
summer-time profit sharing days
Highlights of the big rodeo on
estate. Brown and Coad were at- meeting will be held the last Wed-
WHIPS
BURNS
NINE
I went over even better than expected the afternoon of July 4 will be the is made up of Supt. J. L. Turnbull
torneys for Mrs. Rust and A. L. Inesday in July in Ontario, at which
BUYS HOUSE
Tuesday afternoon with a large trick roping of Dick Stanley, full of Ontario; Mrs. Dick Tensen and
Fletcher represented Mr. Rust In the time officials of the state organiza­
C. L. McCoy of Nyssa; and Arthur
1 crowd present at the affair. Winners
blooded Oklahoma Indian from Tul­
tion will be principal speakers
action.
The house west of the Journal
H. Bone of Vale.
_________________ A Junior league ball team com- j in the distribution are announced
sa, twice world champion trick rop­
office was purchased the past week
Tlie
Vogue
Beauty
Shop
and
T
h
e
|
N>
,ss%
Ontario
and
Vale ¡on another page, along with the an- er. As another special feature, bull
Chas. Paradis left Thursday morn­
George and John Recla returned by Robert Bums. He expects to re­
players went to Bums Sunday and 1 nouncement of the next Profit-
ing for Portland on business con­ Fisher Apparel Shop had a tele- won from the inland team, 6 to 2. Sharing distribution to be held Sat- dogging will be Introduced for the this week to Ontario after visiting model the house and thoroughly
first time In several years.
nected with the Federal Re-employ- phone installed in their place of
modernize the structure.
relatives here.
The locals were under the impres- ; urday afternoon, July 20, at three
Caldwell, Payette, Ontario and
business this week.
ment service.
sion the game counted in league ; o ’clock.
Nyssa nines will meet In a double-
Nyssa merchants participating in header July 3 and the winners will
standings but were informed after
the
event
for
July
20
have
already
the game that it was merely a prac­
play for a purse of $150 the follow­
tice game. The tournament for Jun­ started giving out tickets with each ing afternoon.
ior league teams is to be held later. 50 cent purchase or payment on ac­
The free barbecue, served in shady
Boys who made the trip were count and will continue to do so for Riverside park will again be a fea­
Lloyd and Bob Wilson, Paul John­ the next distribution. At the final ture of the celebration. Barbecued
son. Raymond Graham and Harold distribution, probably some time In beef, bread, doughnuts, coffee and
♦wlth none out when McCullough lilt;
STANDING OF CLUBS
Anderson of Nyssa; Bob Adrian. August, a grand prize will be award­
In a series of 12 health clinics Ptario is helping to finance the hos- Alfa Allen, Bill Parker and B. Tay­ ed, and even though you have not pickles will be on the menu with
George Jonhston sacrificed safely
plenty
for
everyone.
W
Pet.
L
conducted by Edna Flanagan, reg­ pital bills of most of these children lor of Ontario and Lester Peterson been lucky in the drawing so far,
and Lloyd was hit by a pitched ball.
The
climax
of
the
night
program
Tlie dentists of the county are do­
............ 1 0 .1000 Hashitani rose to the occasion with
istered nurse, in co-operation with
of Vale. They were taken to Bums you Still have a chance for the grand j ^
b ? # speclacular fireworks dis- Nyssa
............ 1 0 .1000 a hard hit double, scoring two runs.
Boise
the doctors and dentists of tlie ing emergency work on teeth, such *—
" Allen
— — and * —
—'prize, which will be something very
by K.
Stanley Milligan of
0 .1000 Nyssa’s best Inning was the seventh
............ I
county, a total of 257 children were as absessed teeth, etc. Most of the Ontario.
much worthwhile. Nyssa merchants | this part of the program one of the Ontario
1000 when they put the game on ice with
0
......... „..I
examined, making an average of 22 defects found were remedied and if
The team left here at six o ’clock are sponsoring these affairs hi ap­ best ever seen in the northwest, Nampa
0 1 . 000 four more runs. Oeorge Johnston
to the clinic. Of the 257 children ex­ corrected j , in time , will
.. ... save . . more Sunday morning, played their game preciation to their customers and there will be no admislson charge Payette
........... 0 1 . 000 was hit by a pitched ball, went to
and
amined, 205 were found to have serious disease in adult
are only one more reason why it for this feature to holders of day Middleton
. . life. Many
,
___ were back here by eleven that
. 000 third on an overthrow and crossed
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I
Haro]d
of Nvssa pays to buy in Nyssa.
Caldwell
one or more defects and 52 were children are having their corrections
tickets.
0 1 . 000 the pkite when Dean Johnston hit
Emmett
innlngs of the gam<1
pronounced O. K. by the examining whose parents brought them to the pltched
A carnival will furnish plenty of
clinic especially those who are en- and Peterson of Vale the final two.
safely. Carter got to first on an er­
physicians.
entertainment both evenings. There
NEW SHOE SHOP
The Summer Roundup Clinics are tering schools for the first time this Taylor of Ontario was the catcher.
Nyssa won the first game of the ror, Hashitan' sacrificed and Dean
will
also
be
modern
and
old
time
OPENS FOR BUSINESS
a national P.-T. A. activity during fall. This means Improved chances
dances with good orchestras. Net- second half of the split season, bat­ scored. Long hit a hard one that the
the spring months and seven of the for the individual child and Is def­
trolla's orchestra from Welser will ting out a 10 to 5 decision over Cald­ fielder failed to handle correctly and
N
EW
OW
NERS
TAKE
initely
a
public
health
measure
since
twelve were conducted in this coun­
furnish the music for the modern well Sunday on the home field. Dean he went on to third on the play,
The
Goodyear
Shoe
Repair
Shop,
prominent
throat
speclllsts
say
dis­
OVER BARBER SHOP
ty by local P.-T. A. units and five
dance In Vale’s new Community hall Johnston, pitching for Nyssa held scoring two more for Nyssa. Max
owned
by
John
S.
Aldecoa,
opened
eased
throats
are
infectious
and
were sponsored by various clubs and
the Caldwell team to five hits and Schwelzer, pinch hitter, hit a double
for business this week in the loca- while In Colorland hall Dan Black's
organizations. No charges were made should be removed for the sake of
in the 8th but failed to score.
struck out 12 during the game.
Roy
Pounds
and
Don
Todd
took
tion
formerly
occupied
by
the
Flier
;
orchestra
from
Caldwell
will
play
in any way. all of the phyiscians and the children in contact.
Caldwell made a last Inning rally,
Caldwell
scored
in
the
first
inning
possession
of
Bert’s
Barber
Shop
Jewelry,
next
to
the
bakery.
They
,
old
time
music.
The age of the children examined
dentists of the county acted as clin­
Milner hitting one for three bases
when
Nickle
hit
a
three
base
drive
Monday following the sale of the ¡have installed modem machinery' A parade with a large number of
icians. Dr. Mitchell and Brett of were for the most part young, a
and scored on an error but Dean
ry..n.i.lc, (v1 two ¡n the south total of 205 of the 257 examined in sh°P last week *>y Mr Barker. The and are well equipped to handle floats, and the annual water fight and came home when Lyke rapped Johnston added to his strikeout total
Paima O O n u u c i e u
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______ _______________________ _________________ , n o w m a n
h o v e r W i .W I tn r h « n »
_____________ _______ » ____ » _______ . . . . . . .
for the Vale fire department will en­ out a sharp grounder to first base.
the
clinics
being
between
the
ages
of
new
owners
have
decided
to
change
shoe
repairing
for
Nyssa
folks
part of the county. About 2000 pieces
tertain visitors on the morning of Nyssa came back In their half of tlie
name bock to its former title,
of literature on child welfare were four and eight years. Sixty four were
first and took the lead by scoring one ftwo-thre* mdihod.
Juyl 4.
under
four
years
of
age
and
24
were
¡The
Owyhee
Barber
and
Beauty
The score:
distributed to the mothers.
Freddie Spencer received a bad cut
Last year over 10,000 visitors flock two runs. Price singled and McCul-
between
the
ages
of
eight
and
14.
Shop.
Defects of the throat and nose
AB R H E
on his forehead when a firecracker, ed to Vale for the last day of the ; lough was safe on a sacrifice play.
Many
of
these
were
special
children
j
They
have
secured
the
services
of
were found to be the most prom­
4 1 1 1
placed in a tin can exploded, and a celebration and it is expected this Dean Johnston then hit one on the Price, ss
inent. with 134 of the children show­ which the teachers or other per- I Mis« El Nora Jarvis to assist in op- piece of tin hit him in the head, cut­ number »111 be exceded this y»ar.
McCullough, 2 ............. 4 2 2 0
nose
for
two
bases
and
scoring
the
ing signs of defects in this respect. sons were especially interested in. era tion of the beauty shop. Miss ting a bad gash in his forehead. Dr.
O. Johnston. 3 .......... 3 3 1 0
two runners.
Only a short distance behind were These cilnics have been sponsored Jarvis' Parents live in Ontario, and Sarazin treated the wound.
Lloyd, rf ........
3 0 0 0
BANK
PETITION
Miss Jarvis is well known to many
Nyssa added two more runs in the D. Johnston, p
those with defects of the teeth. 122 for several years back by P.-T. A.
1 2 0
............ 5
local people She has had experience
SENT
TO
SALEM
third,
making
the
count
4
to
1.
Mc­
units
and
plans
will
be
made
to
put
haring teeth needing attention.
Schwelzer, cf ...... ... 1
0 1 0
in several modem shop6 and is a
Cullough
got
a
hit
and
Oeorge
John­
on
the
same
work
again
next
spring.
Other defects marked by attending
Carter, If
4 1 0 0
graduate of the Western Beauty Col­
| The petition circulated in Nyssi ston came through with a single. Newbill, If
physicians were 56 with defects of
.......... 1 0 0 0
lege
of
Portland.
¡the
pest
two
weeks
asking
the
state
Lloyd
got
a
base
by
an
error,
and
nutrition, 34 with defects of genitals. AUTO OPERATOR’S BLANKS
Hashitani. cf .
3 1 2 0
! department for permission to start a McCullough scored a run on the Long, e ..........
13 with enlarged thyroid glands,
4 0 1 0
OBTAINABLE AT JOURNAL
TO ATTEND CONEN TION
—J—
bank in Nyssa, have been sent to play. Johnston came in with a run Servoss, 1st
4 0 0 1
seven »1th defects of vision and
on a passed ball at second base
_ .. _ ,
..........................iBank Commissioner Schram. Mr. O.
eyes, five with defects of hearing,
Emil Paulus. new Jeweler, fixe, he „ slocum pf Portland
who wa.
Go To Boise Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Rock Shelton expect
Caldwell tied the count In the
seven with some slight heart condi­
;
town
clock
.
.
Nyi
folks planning l here in the Interests of the bank, fourth by scoring three runs.
The Journal has received from the to leave Friday for a month's trip on
Nyssa
will go to Boise Sunday to
tio! and 24 with other ortheopedlc
Secretary of State. Earl Snell, sev­ the coast visiting friends and rela for the Fourth . . John Aldecoa of has delivered the petition and some Nickle. first man up. hit a single and continue league play Boise defeated
defects. Two children had applica­
______
______ are expected in the Lyke smacked on for three bases, Payette Sunday 7 to 5, giving indica­
eral copies of the Operator's Manual tlves. While on the trip they will OnUrio opens new shoe shop
developments
tions signed by the examining phy­
for motor vehicle operation in the attend the state convention of the 8:1 f,ora new °Perat0T »4 Owyhee pext few dayg
scoring Nickle. Two more men got tions of a hard battle in store for
sicians for admittance to the Doer-
• Pre-Fourth firecrackers
on by errors and the third run the locals Sunday In other games
*
Portland
and
State of Oregon; also
renewal oppti- Eagles lodge being held at Orants ° ~ uty
her
Hospital
at
Portland
ano
„
___
ni
. .______.
. . cation blanks for operator’s license. Pass July 4Ui, 5th and 6th. Bernard much in evidence . , Dog-fight be-
Bobbie Burns, who Is doing car­ crossed the plate on an overthrow at played Sunday, Ontario heat Mid­
ari.ingements ^ « ^ in g made 4°
dMlrtnf a
. bUnk
famlly who are v ^ u n g tn tween Oraham and McCoy entries penter work at the COC camp fell 1st on Faria’ grounder before the er­
dleton 8 to 1 and Emmett refused to
™
application may have same by ! California also expect to attend the ' * « " « ■ M ention . . Temper.ture when the scaffold on which he was ratic Inning was over.
play Nampa until their protest con­
way enroute l 04" « up and up and up
standing broke He Injured his arm
Nyssa added two more to their cerning the first half of the cham-
! home to Nyssa.
and elbow.
total In the filth, filling the bases ptonship was settled.
'them.
\
Ontario Fair To
Be Held Three
Days Sept. 12-14
Nyssa Rodeo Set
For Aug. 10-11;
Plan Big Show
City Adds More
Pipe To System
Caldwell Falls Victim To Hard
Hitting Locals; Flay Boise Next
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