The Gate city journal., August 15, 1935, Image 1

Nyssa Final Profit-Sharing Distribution and Grand Prize Award Saturday, August 17th at 3 :0 0 P. M.
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
Published At Nyssa, Oregon
V O LU M E X X IX .
G A T EW A Y TO TH E O W Y H E E AND BLA CK CANYON IRRIGATION PR O JEC TS
NO. 27
Fastest Growing Town in Oregon
NYSSA, OREGON, TH U RSD AY, AUGUST 15, 1935
$1.50 P E R YEAR
Rodeo Queen and Attendants
Rule Nyssa’s Two-Day Show
PI1IIP PI HR p| AU Many Attend Tri-County Grange
ülïlü üLUd rLfln
Picnic Near Unity Last Sunday
Y
Interest hi the queen contest wus the horje. which proved to be a
J . Edwin Johnson of Malheur award a small trophy to the win-
at a high pitch last Thursday even­ real bucking animal.
county was reelected chairman of ner Some sport for the ladies will
ing. with Rubye Lou Hemenway
the 1936 trt-county grange picnic I also be arranged. The grangers also I
Fletchers Pendleton
Roundup
winning out over a large field of en­ band played for two dances during
committee at the seventh annual1 decided to serve dinner at the pic- j
trants. Those who finished in the the rodeo and the crowd was well
| picnic held on East Camp creek I nlc next year at 12 o'clock. Pacific |
upper backet were titled Princesses pleased with the show Urey put on.
| near Unity. Sunday. George Yoa- | standard time, and 1 o'clock moun- I
Civic Club Will Sponsor ikUm of Grant comity, and T. C. tain time. New benches will be pro- W eiser Selected As Next ant* occupied places of honor along Saturday night especially, the gym
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queen.
Princess
were
Mae
were
| vlded for
the
picnic
grounds
by |
was crowded with dancers.
Meeting Place of Asso- Keizer, Maria McElroy, Eleanor Fletchers $lso furnished the an­
Annual Show to be Held re-elected as committemen. and August next year.
Mis. John King of Baker was ap-
A program was presented during
d ated Chamber of Com- Patterson;
Pashle>' T1**a
Green, a!id,HvlviT nouncing system used to keep the
At Eagles Hall.
ixilnted secretary-treasurer.
although not all the girls crowd hi touch with what was going
the afternoon by Mrs. M. M.
Horseshoe pitching
and othei Greellng, lecturer of the Malheur
merce.
were in the party both days.
oil. Tills proved a big help and
games were enjoyed by the crowd of Pomona Grange, and Mrs. Esther
Before the start of the show Sun­ was furnished with no additional
Preparations are being made for 250 persons before dinner, which Reed, Baker county Pomona lec­
day the Queen and rodeo officials expense to the management.
the annual Civic Club Flower Show was served at noon. Counties repre­ turer
Representatives from the
com- paraded around the arena, with Don
A large crowd attended the K en­
which will be held Friday, August 30 sented at the picnic were Baker,
Graham presenting the queen with
nedy Shows and rides from Thurs-
this year,
As usual the show will Grant and Malheur, the tri-county lowing numbers: group singing led . 1 * Caldwell, Parma. Ontario.
Nyssa, a pair of riding boots In behalf of
iday evening until closing time Sun­
be held in the Eagles hall and dis­ group, Harney, Umatilla, Wheeler, by Mrs. Galin Jordan
of Vale; j Payette and Weiser met Monday ! the Eagles,
plays are invited from Nyssa, King- Multnomah and Gilliam. Some of with M rs C. E. Peck of Big Bend nignt for a dinner meeting In the I An Impromptu comedy act by day night. Kiddies were especially
pleased with the various rides and
man Kolony, Oregon Trail, Big the grangers traveled more than 200 accompaniest; piano solo Mrs. C ' basement of the Eagles hall. I t w as' Neil Dlmmlck and
Hairy Alkens
Bend. Arcadia and Apple Valley and miles to attend the affair, Mr. and E. Howell of Vale; short talk by the regular meeting of The Assocla- I added much to the show Sunday. the grownups too look pleasure in
the thrilling rides.
sunoundlng communities.
Mrs. L. Y. Matthews of Arock com- George Yoakum of Grant county, , ted Chambers of Commerce w hich! They entered the parade on the far
The free barbecue Saturday noon
This year daffodil bulbs will be lng the longest distance.
who
extended the
greetings of I meets every other month. The n e x t'Side of the arena, riding in an old
given as prizes, the number has not
The grangers decided to sponsor Congressman and Mrs. Walter M. i meeting will be held in Weiser the buggy pulled by Dlmmick's big attracted many hungry rodeo fans
Shire. During the afternoon they who enjoyed the Juicy beef san-
yet been decided, but will probably a regular horseshoe pitching con­ Pierce; short talk, T . C. Dearinger second Monday of October.
amused the crowd with their antics, j wtches served by the ladles Eagles
be given in the same proportion as test with a team from each county of H e r e f o r d ; accordlan solos,
Advertising this section of the
including the saddling and riding of Auxiliary.
lest yt ar. A door prize will be given entered for the competition and to
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country came j f i for considerable
scino lucky visitor. As a special prize
discussion and Mr. W. J. Pinny,
Mrs. C. W. B arrett will give for the |
secretary of the Ontario Chamber
EXH IBITIO N RID ES MADE
<
NAMPA
MAN
TO
SPEAK
most artistic tall bouquet. 6 delphin­
of Commerce announced that good
ium plants, and 3 delphinium plants
FOR LOCAL BUSINESS FIRM S
AT TOWNSEND MEETING progress jras being made on the
fer second; for the most artistic low
proposed booklet which will be
bouquet she will give 6 Iceland pop­
Dr. Nolty of Nampa has been issued by the organization and that
One of the added features of the
py plants for first and 3 plant for
secured as the speaker at the it would probably be ready for dis­
Townsend meeting at the Com­ tribution around the first of the rodeo Sunday were several rides
seccnd.
The committees, busy preparing
munity church. Friday evening, the year. This booklet will set forth by made by cowboys and cowgirls for
business houses in Nyssa. Places of
for the show, include, general com­
16th. Everyone Is welcome to at­ pictures and type the advantages of ibuslness
Fast time was turned In by Dee
that had riders on steers
In an effort to find a cheaper
tend.
mittee, Mrs. Frank Morgan, chair­
the Irrigated Empire from Boise to 1 were the Eder Hardware. Baldridge j Hinton of Geromiamo, Arizona, In
method of transporting potatoes to
man. Mrs. Ernest Wilson, Mrs. Ed­
The Townsend Clubs of the county Baker.
market, a refrigerated truck load­
Implement Co.,
Olympic
Club, the calf roping events both Satur­
die Powell. Mrs. Barney Wilson.
are tyilding a picnic Sunday, Aug­
ed with Idaho potatoes left Cald­
j Another question that came up Rubye Lou Beauty Shop, A1 Green day and Sunday. On the first day
Mrs. C W. Barrett, Mrs. C. C. Cot­
ust 18th at the Riverside park In
he roped and tied his calf In 16 2-5
well Monday, bound for Los Angeles.
for discussion was t h e potato and Powell Service Station
ton and Mrs. G arrit Stam. Flower
Vale. An Interesting program has
The truck left at three o'clock,
freight rate and the fight being
Bob Fletcher of Fletcher's Round seconds- Sunday his time was 21 1-5.
been prepared and the clubs are
arrangements will be under the dir­
carrying two drivers alternating in
made by the growers for lower rates, Up Band and Harry Logan, man- i making a two day average of 18 4-5,
ection of Mrs. C. C. Hunt, Mrs. Ed five-hour shifts and expected to Inviting the public to join with them j Henry Ashcraft of Payette dis­
ager of the telephone company In I w'dch won him first money. Larry
In their all-day meeting.
Ncrcott and Mrs. Howard Larsen;
arrive in Los Angeles between eight
cussed the policy in Idaho of Payette, entertained the fans with | Daniels was second in this event
registration will be taken care of by
n v h i h f t m n e of
r t f fancy
f a n e v and
o n H Mali
placing the car license money «nmA
and ten o'clock Wednesday morn­
some exhibitions
trick \ With S tWO day average O f 31*2 SeC-
Mrs. C. Klinkenberg, Mrs. Robert
I onds. Cherokee Alcorn of Flagstaff.
ing.
roping
in
front
of
the
stands.
secured
from
Incorporated
cities
Vest, Mrs. Dick Tensen and Mrs.
; Arizonla won second day money
Motion pictures were
taken of
into
the
highway
fund
and
expend-
Ethel Crawford.
| Sunday with time of 26 1-5. seconds.
Uie event, which is expected to lead
led
throughout
the
couziy
for
roads,
Mrs. E. C. Van Petten and Mrs.
to a general movement of potatoes
I First day money was taken S at-
r m ill
U U l i n i r bridges and other purposes. It was
Joe Cooper of Ontario; and Mrs.
to the Los Angeles market if prices
j urduy by Dee Hinton with Ray
~ i his contention that the cities should
Ray Wilson of Parma will act as
show any improvement.
tv
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1
j Quinn second. Quinn roped and tied
receive part of this money for use
judges for the show.
r O F M U S S e i n i a n ms calf in 312-5 seconds with Lar-
The decision c f glowers to use
Girl Scouts of Nyssa and King- i '"side the city,
Doors will be open at 2 o'clock to
ry Danels just one-fifth second
trucks
arose
out
of
the
railroads
mai
4
Koiony
returned
Sunday
even-
'
The
dinner
Monday
was
served
by
the public and remain open until
slower. Joe Dunn qualified for the
fl-30 In the evening to give business refusal to extend the emergency lng from a very enjoyable week ladies of the Civic Club »1th Mrs.
James Roy Musselman, 57, »’ho finals by turning In a time of 35 9-10
49 ' 2 cents per hundred t° spent camping at the Klwanis Camp Win. Sc l lire man chairman of the
men as well as women an oppor­ rate of
In the event Saturday. Fred Morton
tunity to view the display after Los Angeles beyond August 1st. The j on Sllvlan beach. Payette lakes committee. 8he was assisted by Mrs |llas ^ 'c n associated In the operation
Cafe 111 Nyssa for the and Bob Fletcher both failed to
business hours Iced tea will be rate was boosted to 56 V cent on the They made the tr'ip in the Howard Bert Llenkaemper and Mrs. W. P. |of Ule Koz-v
I>ast few months passed away S a t­ catch their calves and thus failed to
McLing.
served throughout the day under the first of the month, from Caldwell to | Hatch school truck
urday night in a Boise hospital. He qualify for tlie finals.
Mrs. Dick Tensen was chaperon
chairmanship of Mrs. Rusesll Vln- Los Angeles
had been ill but a short time.
At a meeting in Caldwell two for the Nyssa girls, who were Betty
isonhaler. •
Funeral services were held Tues­
The following rules have been weeks ago. growers representing Cook, Ethel Mary and Helen Boy-
day morning at Kuna from the
adopted by the comittee for the con- i potato districts adopted the reso- dell, Mary Lee Emmott, Eva Lynch, |
Methodist church there with Rev.
venience of exhibitors and judges. \ lution favoring the shipping of Marion Harris, Phyllis P o a g e, |
Harry S. Hamilton of Nampa of­
j potatoes by trucks until present Barbara Brown, Clarissa Tillman. |
ficiating. Burial was in the Kuna
RULES—Please Follow
' freight rates were reduced.
Lavena Phillips, Tiena, Betty and j
cemetery.
Flowers M UST be in by noon to j
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Louise Tensen.
Mr. Musselman had lived in
be entered. No flowers »111 be re- J
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The Kingman girls were In charge i _
„„„„ U
A crowd of nearly 400 fight fans
iK una for 16 years, being „ engaged
In 1
reived after 12 o'clock
C fa tp
Ic
of Mrs. Ralph Haworth, who also ]
H,uai l „ ? ^ rri,SOni!ieaZ!y POtat° , Cr01! 1 the mercantile business. He came to attended the buttles here In the
Only flowers grown by the entrant | * *
had her little daughter Phyllis «1th tins year is considered a record and j Nyssa thls sprlng He Is survived by ' newly constructed open-air pavilion
will be accepted.
her. Kingman girls who spent the growers have tried to remember j ft sotli ilve daughters. one brother at the ball P ^ k . The most exciting
Bring own containers, glass jars.
. . .
week in camp were Helen and May* back to a better yield, without r e -i„ „ w
bout of the evening turned out to be
Enter only number of flowers
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belle Pond, Ethelyn and Eleanor suit. Mr. GaiTison had three and a i
the semi-final battle between P at
listed or entry will be disqualified.
I Haworth, Flora Prosser, Ellen Mc-
° f B' ^
T rlr Pl:
Mr. a" d Mrs” F. D. Reddaway of Rafferty of Wilder and Kenny
Flowers must be left at hall until
A tri-motored airplane left Salem
Emily Otis, Joyce and Don- potatoes hat averaged
335 sacks of Q r a i y were
u of Mr and Keech of Omaha Who Is working
shortly after 9 a. m. Tuesday taking na
Lyla
Mrs. noyd No. 1 potatoes to the acre. There
8:30 p. m.
T h e r e | Mrs
, . . . Franlc Hal, s ‘ nday and Mon. near Homedale at the present time.
|many
leading
state
officials
on
a
Zesiger
Dorothy
a
n
d
Margaret
also 7 i s sacks
of i n No.
4 .
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u o r o u iy
an a
n ia rg a re i. were
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s a and
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,
a cousin of Although Kech came In as the
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I Winters. Lucille Thresher and Pearl ¡sacks of culls to the acre; making
under-dog, he was awarded a tech­
To get best results flowers should , and into Washington for a view of i williams
j a total yield of 346 sacks of early
nical knockout in the 4th round.
be picked either early morning or development projects started or
; potatoes to the acre.
The main go of the evening seem­
late evening, should be plunged im- completed during the past few year,. I M A LH £U R COUNTY
C
A
LD
W
ELL
TO
HAVE
Many experienced
growers have
ed a little tame after the glove
nvdiately Into water so stems will
Among the projects to be visited
j stated that they never heard any-
NIGHT RODEO ON
slinging of
the
previous
kout.
fill with water.
were Bonneville, Grand Coulee, the | TO H AVE DISPLAY
| thing like it for this country or any
The premium list following In­ Owyhee project, the state highway |
AUGUST 22-23-24 ¡ Sleepy" Blount of Baker punched
AT STA T E FAIR j other agricultural section. If any-
\ and Jabbed Tils way to a decision
cludes the number of stems to be system, and the five Oregon coast
i one knows of a better yield than
' over Don Bentley of Emmett,
entered, an impotent detail.
bridges. The trip will cover more !
j 346 sacks of Bliss Triumph to the
although many of the fans felt that
Artistic bouquets—tall and low.
than 1500 miles.
Western
Romance
with
a
capital
I Malheur county will have a dis- acre, and can prove it. the Journal "R " will be given life in a real Bentley had at least earned a draw.
Agératum, 6 stems.
Those on the fight included Earl
One best double aster.
i play at the Oregon State Fair, would, be interested in learning of sporting event—The Homesteaders’
Dean Starr of Caldwell won the
Snell, secretary of state; Rufus C.
which is being held in Salem. Aug- it. The fact that practically all of Silver Jubilee rodeo—to be present­ referees decision over Ken Draper
(Continued on page 2).
Holman, state treasurer; Henry
Potatoes were No. 1 is a record
just 31 to September 7 The display '
ed “under the lights" at Caldwell of Payette In a four round special
Cabell, chairman
state
highway
i is being sponsored by the Vale- 1 m itself.
bout. Rocky Vincent of Boise loit
August 22. 23 and 24.
commission; R. H. Baldock, highway
Owyhee Land
Settlement
Asao-
to Sammy Wahl in a four round
engineer;
This
announcement
came
from
M.
,
„ . „
.
. | elation. Several other counties have
special bout. This proved to be quit/i
YVHEAT
YIELDS
GOOD
S.
Sandmeyer,
chairman
of
the
! engineer; C. A. Howard. ^ ^ U n l f l e d their intention of enter-
a slugging match with Wahl Just
Jubilee
committee for Caldwell's
about meeting his match. A chorus
i ten.dfn' „ ° f,
£ Hr
I
county exhibits,
greatest celebration. He went on to
state budget director and Dan Fry,
Elaborate plans are t * lng ^
Yields of wheat In the Nyssa
that Everett Colborn and D. J. of boos greated the referee's decis­
state purchasing agent.
year to make the Oregon State
section this year have been h«avier '..Doc.. »orensen arena directors are ion.
Tlie date for the annual picnic o f ! Governor Martin »-as invited b u t,
a piace 0f education a n d
Harold Long was well on his way
than for several years. Yields in ex- brln(flnK
Caldwell the Madison
tb 3 Malheur County Pioneer Asso- stated it was impossible for him to j amusement second to none. Besides cess of 60 bushels to the acre are I
0arden show from New York for a win over Lyle Cheney of oald-
elation has been set for Friday, Aug- get away.
, an array of exhibits expected to quite common this year. Fred Koop- | CTty
j well when he hurt his hand and was
an man had 10 acres of wheat on
j overshadow anything before,
ust 30, at the usual meeting place.
unable to continue, the bout being
'
. .
,
m .
The greatest galaxy of riders and awarded to the Caldwell boy. The
i interesting program has been ar- government measured ground that
Riverside park, at Vale. A program EMMETT AND BOISE
ropers ever to be assembled in Ida­
and dinner will be featured as usual.:
curtain raiser between Norman
r n
PI AV r n o
F I * r ran* ed for toe amusement of the yielded 776 bushels of wheat. The
An innovation Is to be added this j
* LJ " L A I i D l \ r L A ( j crowd. A ttractive premiums are grain was harvested by the C. P ho, will gather in Caldwell to com- Leavitt and G arnett Brooks, both of
liete
for
tlie
high
dally
prize
money
year In the display of old-time j
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¡offered for «Inning exhibits.
Overstreet combine outfit.
Nyssa ended In a draw.
photos, these may be of old time
| Those who desire copies of t h e ; ^
Wolf<> ^
flVe acres of gov- ¡and lntermountaln championship
pioneers, notable buildings, freight | Emm ett and Boise will play off I premium list and entry blanks may trn nw nt meaaured
th at
CIVIC C LU B TO
teams, bridges and what not. These for the pennant In the Idaho-O re- address the
Oregon State Fair, pr0duced wheat a t the rate of 83 W ILD COW MILKING
FRIDAY, AUGUST 30
F
Hinton W ins
Calf Roping
W ant Lower
Freight Rate
Girl Scouts Back
Funeral Tuesday
Big Potato
Yield Made
Good Ring Battles
Seen Here Friday
Fly Over Dam
,
,
t-T
Pioneer Picnic A t
Vale Park Aug. 3 0
will be placed In the hands of one
Of the executive committee and safe
return In good condition guaranteed
the owners.
Regarding the old-tim e dance In
tlie evening, the com m ute has been
especially Instructed to announce
th a t this Is not a public affair,
given expressly for Pioneers and
friends of pioneer age. whom they
B IG . . .
CUT FOB ANNUAL
EAGLES' RODEO
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JiS a y
g0n league as a result of Boise's win agricultural building or you may see busheL, ^ the a C T e
over Payette Sunday, 7 to 5. Boise ( a copy of the list a t the Journal.
Ladcy had a yield of
secured the services of Dean J o h n - 1 ---------------------------- '• lhe acre off stx ttcres
ston of Nyssa as pitcher and Hollen- AUTO LICEN SE EXA M IN ER
peck, who really comes from F ru it-
W IL L BE H ERE AUGUST 22
land, caught
for Boise. Frank I
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' Rambaud, also from Nyssa. did the
w . L. Turner. Exam iner of oper-
b u t;
pitching for Payette with Henry
,,raUlrs and chauffeurs will be in
of Beulah doing the catching.
Nvssa Thursday, August 22 1935 at
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Nyssa pitchers turned in ..
and Johnny
65 bushels to
CONTEST AMUSING
The wild cow milking contest was
won Saturday by Cherokee Alcom
j who roped his cow, milked the an-
imal and brought the milk to the
i Judges In 30 seconds. Red Parker
! was second In this event with his
the City ail between the hours of | Baldridge Implement front dolled I time being 33 seconds flat
shall elect to Invite.
b° y? * ! : 1 p m
5 p m ' respectlvely' ac- “ P wHh new awning . . Eagles try-
Dee Hinton won the event Sunday
lowed eight hits; Johnston struck
cording to a recent
announcement lng to figure a cash profit from the ! with time of 29 1-5 seconds with
HAS APPEND ICITIS ATTACK
out eight and Rimbaud struck
out released from
the Secretary of show .
Nysslans catching up on Ray Quinn winning second with the
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j sevwi. Payette had a bad day in the S ta tes office
|sleep . . Kids hoping September 3rd watch catching him at 35 seconds
Arthur Chapman took 111 suddenly fleld’ commiuln* flve *rror»
All thoae wishing permit* or lie- win never come . . Wintry blasts In flat.
Wednesday evening with an attack B o ** made one.
- Ixmg
r ™ and «1
Shoup of i enses to drive cars are asked to get August . . . Bass planted at Owyhee
There were several entrants In
Mr Turner during Dam Sunday . Hunters dlscuaslng this event but moat of them had
of appendicitis and was rushed to Payette hit home runs and Ray In touch with
prospect* of open season on s a g e trouble catching and holding their
the Holy Rosary hospital by Bert Brubaker hit one for three bases theae hours
hen and grouse . . .
cow long enough to get any milk,
Llenkaemper in the ambulance. Dr The longest hit off Rambaud was a
three-bagger by Bates playing for
Buddy Edwards «ras down from 1 __________________ ! much to the amusement of the
Davis Is caring for him.
McCall
Saturday
night
__ i—as.
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 crowd.
’ROUND TOWN
I
i
Guy Cash of Whitebird,
Idaho W i n s Bucking
Contest At A n n u a l
Rodeo.
Sunday night brought to a close a
successful two-day
rodeo show
sponsored by the Eagles and liber­
ally patronized oy the people of this
section. A crowd that almost filled
the grandstand and bleachers; and
others in cars completely circling
the arena saw Guy Cash ride
Gaucho Sunday afternoon for first
money In the bucking contest. Lar­
ry Daniels on Flapper won second
money. Buck Wheeler on Brown Jug
mode a good ride and was rated
third; barely finishing out of the
money. Dude Ferrell on Sweet Water
also made a beautiful ride Sunday.
Don Bentley rode Hill Billy across
the arena but was finally pitched
off. Orin Hopkins of Weiser also hit
the dirt. Steamboat being a little
too much for him.
Besides the finals In the bucking
contest Sunday, several of the boys
rode horses In exhibition rides. Joe
Dunn rode three exhibition Sunday.
He was eliminated from the finals
Sunday by drawing Widow Maker
for his ride Saturday; and the horse
added another victim to its long
string. Leo Cox of Jordan Valley
rode two horses in exhibitions Sun­
day. Others who rode exhibitions
were Ted Milligan, Johnny Orey and
Lloyd Qltman.
Saturday Bucking Contest
Saturday saw some fine extiibl-
tion of riding, with Guy Cash on
S»-eet Water winning first money
Saturday and Cherokee Alcom » In ­
ning second In his ride on Two-Step.
Buck Wheeled made a good ride on
Romeo, Dude Ferrell on Midnight
and Orin Hopkins on Fandango both
rode their horses to a finish for the
finals. Johnny Orey was eliminated
when Death Valley got tlie best of
him. Larry Daniels qualified for the
finals by making a nice ride on
Freckles and Albert Bloomer rode
Steamboat successfully. Joe Dunn
hit the dirt when he attempted to
ride Widow Maker, one of the hard­
est bucking horses In the west.
Several of the boys showed their
willingness to help tlie show along
with exhibition rides. Don Bentley
rode Elk Creek, but the horse fell
and lie was granted a re-rlde In the
finals Sunday. Jack Conner, 18 year
old buckaroo from Jordan Valley
rode Long Tom in an exhibition
ride and Leo Cox rode Flapper, a.s
well as mounting two steers for ex­
hibition. Some of the spectators felt
that his riding of steers was on a
par with the best to be found any­
where. Near the end of the show,
Dude Ferrell attempted to ride
Brown Jug but the horse proved to
be too good a bucker. Lloyd O lt-
man also came out In an exhibition
ride 8aturcay but was thrown.
Business Men Ride
Steers In Rodeo
The Business Mens Steer Riding
contest proved to be highly success­
ful, with several business men game
enough to mount a steer and per­
form In front of the grandstand,
Saturday the show opened with C
B Short coming out on “Gasoline
| Ike" with the steer »Inning the vlc-
torV Wendell, Pogue came out on
"Jelly Bean," and the steer was
again victorious Don Graham a t­
tempted to ride "Safety Plrst" but
he also bit the dust.
Oca Blaylock came out Saturday
on “T -B o n e” and made a good ride.
M EET A T BA RR ETT
Good rides were also made by John
GARDENS AUG. 21 Lawrence on “Flat T ire" and W ar­
ren McHargue on "Close Shave".
Oca Blaylock won first money in
Sunday by riding Ills
T l * next meeting of the Civic the finals
Club will be at the Barrett gardens mount across the Lhe arena and back
on Wednesday, August 21. T h e without losing hLs seat. Warren Mc­
highlight of the program will be a Hargue and John Lawrence both
talk by Mrs. Barrett on flowers and rode Sunday but finally were pitched
off.
a very enjoyable and instructive
afternoon is In store for those who
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
attend.
Mrs. Pieter Tensen will be the
hostesses for the afternoon. Mrs.
Henry Trueleon, who lives near
Dick Tensen will have charge of the upper Owyhee bridge was taken
transportation and would like for all to the Ontario hospital Wednesday
who can to bring cars. Those wish­ morning by Bert Llenkaemper Mr.
ing to go are to meet at the Eagles Trueleon entered the Holy Roaary
hall at 3 o'clock. A very cordial In­ hospital to treat a rase of pneumon­
vitation Is Issued to all women of ia and Is now under the cars of Dr.
this vicinity.
Palmer.
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