The Gate city journal., October 03, 1935, Image 1

THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
Published At Nyssa, Oregon
G A T E W A Y TO THE O W YH E E AND BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION PROJECTS
VOLUM E XXIX. NO. 34.
FIRE PREVENTION
TO BE STRESSED
Fastest Growing Town in Oregon
NYSSA, OREGON, TH URSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1935
; SEWER APPLICATION
IS TURNED DOWN
Vegetable Seed Raising Proves
To Be Success This Season
$1.50 PEU YEAR
BIDS FOR SEVERAL
JOBS TO BE OPEN
'PIERCE T O SPEAK
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I The application which Nyssa had
Congressman Walter M. Pierce Is
| in lor a PWA grant and loan was
| to be the principal speaker Satur-
| turned down, according to word re­
H. K. Hashitani on she Chas. Oar- i rot seed that looks good and will be j
I day, October 26th when the Pomona |
Grange will meet with the Oregon
ceived here Monday. The application rlson ranch proved this year that threshed later lit the season. Sev-
| Slope grange. The meeting will open
had been sent in on planes drawn by the Nyssa section had great possl- ;eral farmers on the tract have went
at 10 in the morning with an inter-
Engineer McConnell of Caldwell who bilities for the production of vege- ' In for cucumber seed raising and
jesting program planned for the day
very creditable fields,
designed a system estimated to cost table seed. Although his lettuce seed have some
by Pomona Lecturer, Mrs. M. M
$24,000. The action is not regarded _ shattered badly, he had approxi- j Just what kind of success they will
Creeling.
as final and an effort will be made * mately 6 acres that yielded 800 have In threshing this crop is not
j known, but it is claimed that the Several Construction Job«
Local Department Co-op­ to secure the funds, although it may pounds of seed to the acre.
H e a r t Disease Causes
involve some change in the plan of
To Be Let During Oct­ CONSRUCTION BIDS
In the harvesting of the crop, j cucumbers can be run through a
erating in Calling Pub­ financing
Death of Ben Nix While
BE OPENED OCTOBER 9
the project.
great care is necessary to prevent! regular threshing machine and then
ober— Some Work Lo­
lic’s Attention to Need
shattering of the seed. When the the seeds dried for shipment.
Working on Jim Mc-
cated Near Nysaa.
Bids are to be opened October
seed is ripe enough, it is cut by hand
of Fire Prevention.
I O w y h e e h o t e l
Several well known seed houses
Ewan Ranch— Funeral
9th at the Reclamation office In
RE-DECORATED and piled in small piles to cure for a haev in'--rested themselves in the
Sealed bids have been asked on
time. When threshing time arrived, section this year, including Northup follr construction jobs by the Bureau Ontario for construction of struc­
Probably Saturday.
tures on the North Canal Laterals
| The Owyhee Hotel received an en- the Chas. Overstreet combine pulled
Presldential proclamation h a s | tire re-finishing job, A. V. Pruyn onto the field and three men carried King and Kelloggs; and It is their 0f Reclamation, to be opened at On- near Nyssa. The work includes ex­
made the week from October 6 to i fllnshed the job Monday. All the the small plies to the combine; opinlon that the Nyssa section is tarl0 on October 18 and 19th. These cavating, backfilling, pouring con­
ideal for the production of vege­ new Jobs, together with other con­
Heart disease was given as the
crete, dry-rock paving, laying rein­
121J, National Fire Prevention week j rooms were kulsomined, re-decorat- which would move up every few
and all civic organizations and fire ed and put In first class shape for minutes to get close to more lettuce table seed. It is entirely possible that tracts to be let next week, mean forcement bars and concrete pipe cause of the sudden death this
the next few years will see the pro­ that there will be considerable con­
departments have been asked to co the coming season.
and installing gates and gate hoists. morning of Ben Nix, 45, who died
piles.
duction of vegetable seed take Its struction work on the Owyhee pro­
suddenly shortly after 7 o'clock,
operate in a fight to eliminate fire
Mr. Hashitani also had some car- place as a regular commercial crop. ject, including work on the Dead Ox
Just as he had started work In the
hazards. The local department will KINGMAN P. T. A. TO
hay field for Jim McEwan south of
Flat Division of the project.
furnish the school children with
MEET TOMORROW
Nyssa. Dr. J. J. Sarazin of Nyssa and
The bids to be opened October 18
blanks from the state fire marshall,
"LEGION AUXILIARY TO
Dr. R. A. Tacke, county coroner,
include work on the Ward Main
anc! are asking that the parents
The Kingman P. T. A. is to meet CONTRACTS TO BE
I
MEET THURSDAY NIGHT Drain, Mitchell Butte Division, near
were called but death had appar­
make a point of filling out the Friday, October 4 at 2:30 at the
LET ON ION ROAD
ently been instanteous. The body Is
Nyssa and includes 203,500 yards of
blanks_and returning them. They school house and will have as a topic
now at the Nyssa Funeral Home
¡excavation for drains and 450 yards
will be sent to the state fire mar­ for discussion, ‘ Child Welfare."
j The Legion Auxiliary will hold of excavation for structures; back
pending funeral arrangements.
shall, who Is preparing a map of Members and others Interested in
SHOWER FOR MISS HUNTER
According to Judge David Gra- their regular meeting at the Parish fill, concrete pouring, dry rock pav­
Although the date for the funeral
each locality, telling the type of the work are invited to attend.
ham, contracts are to be let on Oct- hall Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, ing, laying pipe and erecting Um­ Miss Olive Hunter, whose marriage has not been definitely set. It is
donslruction. fire hazards and other
ober 9 for 13 miles of road con- Reports will be heard from the dele-
to Mr. Charles Drewltz will take
Important information.
A marriage license was issued to struction on the ION highway This'gates who attended the convention bers in structures. The other bid to | place In the near future, was the thought that It will probably be held
Saturday from the Nyssa Funeral
be opened October 18 is work on the
In line with the National Fire Ruth Hucker and Oran Beach, both
will be from a point west of the ! at The Dalles. After the business North Canal Laterals near Ontario honoree of a miscellaneous show­ Home chapel with Interment in the
Pievention week, the local depart­ of Nyssa, in Caldwell last week end.
Owyhee river to a point 26 miles meeting the Auxiliary will Join the with the biggest item being 102,300 er given at her home last Friday Nyssa cemetery. Rev. White will
ment Is also planning some fire
Mrs. Barney Wilson and children from Jordan Valley On the same Legionalres for a social hour and yards of excavation along with back afternoon. About fifty guests were probably officiate.
drills and practices and request that
and
Mrs. Addle Wilson spent Sunday day. a contract will be let for a 1 refreshments.
Mr. Nix had been around this sec­
fill, paving, placing of reinforcement present and Miss Hunter received
every volunteer fireman attend.
$50.000 bridge across the O w y h e e --------------------------
many lovely gifts. The afternoon was tion of the country
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and had _______
worked
bars and other work.
The importance of the proper ob­ day in Boise.
river
ACCIDENT TU E SD AY
I Work
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„ * "1 ln visitln« At the close, a nice for several of the farmers o f this
in the Dead Ox Flat D iv -!?*
servation of Fire Prevention Week is
Mrs. Mattie Thomason spent from
D A M A f F S N P W P A R lsion ls Included in the bids to b e 1*“ "®*1 wa® ®*fv*** „**? M r 3 .S, D section. He is survived by his mother
emphasized by the annual report of Sunday until Wednesday at the W
D A M A t a f c b NEW CAR opened
mh
lhe
iQashert, Mrs H. D. Holmes and Mrs Mrs. Winifred Nix of Billings, Mont.,
COUN TY ASKS $60,000
the state fire marshal department, G. Campbell home.
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jgest Item being 110,700 cubic y a rd s;"- T - Francis, hostesses.
six sister, two brothers; a wife, Mrs.
which report shows that the annual
FOR ROAD USE
Zada Ntx of Salem. Oregon and a
o f e x c a v a t io n fo r la t e r a ls . T h e r e Is j
h i b v u s t
o u i t v
Mrs. Lettle Alford returned to
average loss in Oregon for the last
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An accident took place Tuesday also 1.000 yards of excavation for |
HARVEST PARTY
13-year old boy. Elmo Nix, also of
five years was $4,259,788 and an Nyssa after spending a week visit­
evening near Bhe Bblse Payette yard structures, laying pipe, installing
The
benefit Harvest Party given Salem, flis sisters are
Mrs. Lyn
average of 36 persons were burned to ing at Glenns Ferry.
The Malheur county court has in which nq one was hurt but the ; gates, dry rock paying and other by lhe Episcopal Guild was well at- Matheny of Nyssa; Mrs. E. H. Cox
death. In addition, there were 820
Buddy Wilson was able to return made application for $60,000 federal j new Ford car driven by Mrs. Harry work.
j tended Wednesday afternoon, with
of Los Angeles; Mrs. Ed Murry,
persons injured, many of whom will
to school Monday after an extended funds as a blanket appropriation 1 Shelton was budly damaged
The
Bids are to be received on another 112 tables of bridge and bunco In
Great Falls, Montana; Mr!L L. B.
carry their disability and disfigure­
for road purposes of the county j mishap happened when a Ford i sma tiler job October 19. located in Pl*y. The hall was decorated with Talgo and Mrs. Winifred Kuntaen,
illness.
ment throughout their lives.
This fund could be allocated to such truck owned by Carl Sebum and the Mitchell Butte Division and Is autumn flowers and prizes were in Billings; and Mrs. Clark Moots, En­
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hearron were parts of the county that was In need
Realizing the useless waste of
being nis, Montana. The brothers surviv­
driven by Eldon Morris went to also a job for the building of struc- keeping with the motif,
human lives in Oregon, and the tre­ business visitors In Baker last Wed­ of road Improvements and would
make a turn and the Ford crashed job comes to 3.100 yards along with baskets of fresh fruit and canned ing are Tom Nix and St ab Nix, both
mendous drain on our economic nesday.
make It possible for much more road Into the rear of the truck. The tures.
Excavation work on this fruit. At bridge Mrs. C. L. McCoy of Billings, Montana.
wealth, Governor Martin requests
work to be done next year by the truck escaped unhurt but the front the usual work in building struc- won high and Mrs. Joe Bcuoh of
W. A. McNall and his sister Mrs.
that every citizen give serious
county.
end of the Ford was caved ln.
¡tures.
Vale won low. Mrs. 8td Burbidge
Stt. dman and granddaughter Betty
thought to this question and make
won a special prize for the first STATE GRANGE
spent Saturday in Boise.
the week one of lasting Influence.
grand slam and Mrs. W. C. Jackson
OFFICERS T O COME
Walter Kali left Friday for Cor­
won a prize for holding the first
HERE NOV. 5th
vallis
where
he
will
enter
O.
S.
C.
blank hund. At bunco, Mrs. Mary
OW YH EE M AY LOSE
for Ills senior year. He Is specializing
Morris won first and Mrs. 8. D.
MILLION IN FUNDS in electrical engineering.
On Tuesday. November 5, Oregon
Qoshert won low. Mrs. Stanlly
Moore of Ontario and Mrs. Addle State Orange officers will hold a
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Short ana
conference at Boulevard grange. All
Wilson won the special prizes.
According to press reports Tues­ children were dinner guests Sun­
grange members are asked to attend
i
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day
at
the
P.
E.
Short
home
in
Pay­
day from Washington D. C., a $20,-
but particularly the officers, as this
STAR 80CIAL NIGHT
ette.
Nyssa suffered their second de­ kicked and Parma failing to gain on
000,000 slash in works money ear­
ls a school o f Instruction. Dinner
About
thirty
couples
enjoyed
the
line plays, kicked over tlie goal Une.
marked for western reclamation pro­
and supper will be served at the
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Beach of Mor- feat of the season Friday when the
Eastern
Star
social
Monday
night
at
jects has been made to add to funds rison-Kmulsen camp were dinner Parma team took the locals Into Nyssa uncorked a puzzling pass at­
the Eagles hall. Dancing was enjoy­ grange hall.
for the works progress administra­ guests of Mr. and M rs Will Beam camp. 13 td 0. Nyssa played a much tack that carried them to the center
ed until a late hour with Mr. and
Improved game over the week before, of the field as the game ended.
tion. Projects which are said to take Sunday.
W. C. T. U. MEETS
Mrs. Hugh Glasgow and Mrs. Her­
Jackson,
Nyssa
center
and
M.
Rust
but failed to show any sustained of­
the brunt of the reduction are elim­
bert Fisher furnishing the music.
tackle.played
good
defensive
games
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie McClure spent fensive strength. Their defensive
ination of $160,000 for Boise valley
On Tuesday the W. C. T. U. held
The lunch at the close of the party
drainage; Deschutes river, reduced Saturday evening at the Charles play was much improved and four with Lankford. Anderson and Johns­
their regular meeting at the home of
was
served
cafeteria
style
with
Tile following article appeared
ftom a million to half this sum and Clauson home in Emmett. Mrs. times, with their backs to the wall, ton the most effective ln the back-
small tables placed around the Mrs. Floyd White, with the new o f­
ln the Washington State Ever­
the Owyhee, reduced from $1,500,000 Clauson is an aunt of Mr. McClure’s. they turned back the hard driving flelc. The lineup for Nyssa was
edges
of bhe dance hall. Mrs. Wm. ficers ln charge. A plate dinner was
Parma team with only Inches to go Jackson, center; Fahrney, Boren
green. student paper published
to $500,000.
Schlreman
was chairman of the planned to be served at noon on
Mrs. H. Maynard, who spent three for a touchdown.
and Cook, guards: J. Rust and M.
at Pullman, and concerns How­
committee arranging the party and October tlth at the church base­
weeks
visiting
with
her
daughter
Rust,
tackles;
Graham,
Poage
an
d1
ard
Boor,
who
graduated
from
Parma's
first
touchdown
came
as
ENTERTAIN FOR RUSSEI.LS
she was assisted by Mrs. Ethel ment. It was also voted to give five
Mrs. Earl Harman and family left a surprise in the second quarter. Pierson, ends; Anderson. Prawltz
the Nyssa high school last spring
Crawford, Mrs. Dick Young. Mrs. Art new Hymn books to the Community
week ago Sunda> for her home in With the baU In the center of the and Hendricks, halfbacks; Johnston,
and is now attending school at
church. The treasurer reported that
R. R. Overstreet entertained Sun­ Laramie. Wyo,
Norcott and Miss Betty Tensen.
Washington Slate College.
field, Mitchell tossed a pass to Men- quarter and Lankford, fullback.
89 had been sent to the Francis
day evening for W. H. Russell and
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I
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"Ten pounds heavier ttiar Lam-
Willard Educational Fund. The new
Play Baker Tomorrow
son Tommy, who left Tuesday for
Mrs. R. L. Stevenson and Mrs. dlola, who ran 25 yards to plant the
BIRTHDAY PARTY
1935 Hand Books were ordered.
mle Theoratos and but 10 pounds
their home In Hollywood. The Rus­ Robert Leach o f ' ' Pa7eite"cllled'on |b» “ “ W dirt. A line buck carrieo
Mrs.
Claud
Wilson
was
hostess
to
Real gridiron action is ln store for
,.
_i the ball over for point after touch-
Mrs. Reberger, the president, ap­
sell's have rented their place for Mrs.
Bernard Frost Friday after- j dowJ1
, the fans Friday when Baker will lighter than Primo Camera! Such a surprise birthday party for her
ls the weight description of Howard mother-in-law, Mrs. A. H. Wilson pointed Mrs. A. Fauchier as director
three years to Evan P. Gheen. Sev­
n00n'
Nyssa had a good chance to score W
on ^
local field. Last year "'Tiny” Boor,
Washngton
State
of the local Union Signal; Mrs. Ab­
eral neighbors from the Kingman
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Francis drove In the first quarter, when a series of IBlllcer was defeated 12 to 0 by the heavyweight boxer and football Monday evening at her home. Three bott as publicity director, to replace
tables
of
pinochle
were
In
play
with
section
1)1 «®£ ld a t i_lJpeven1ng 1S to Boise Sunday to see a nephew of jpasils and bucks carried the b a ll:,ocals and the Nyssa boys say th«y i piay /r
Mrs. Hazel Oildea. resigned. Mrs.
Pa r^v
Mr F
r a n c is w
h o has
has h
e e n s seriously
e rio u slv d
o w n th
e fie
ld , o only
n lv t to
o b
e stoD
ued a r « going to repeat again this year.
. 'r
i... 245-lb. mammoth is the light Mrs. Hendricks winning first prize KUnkenberg
down
the
field,
be
stopped
Mr.
Francis
who
been
The
was nominated for
for ladles and Mrs. A. H. Wilson,
reported.
If
the
local
exponents
of
the
ill of pneumonia at a Boise hos­ within 20 yards of the goal. On the I
of Ike Deeter's eyes these days. low. Claud Wilson won first for men 2nd vice president, but could not be
first play, Parma fumbled and Nyssa ; ma" ,y art
lootbaU « an tak« Bak‘ when Lammle Theodoratos left here
elected as she was not present. A
Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Davis of Parma pital. He is Improving.
and Earl Danley won low.
recovered; giving the locals a new er ^ { ? ay' ,hay wlU, ha'T I^ edf ' i last spring, the Cougar boxing tutor
new honorary member, John Reese,
were vlstors in Nyssa Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Garrison and lease on life. However four attempts ^ tba‘ l *hot heard |'0“ nd tbe sU* I did not expect to see a man of that
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was reported. At the close of the
They were guests of Mrs. Davis' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morfltt returned
MONDAY BRIDGE
failed to get the baU any closer t o ,™ « Da '«* was to“ ted, “ On* 0 n s :sLze again for many moons, but
meeting the hostess served a lunch.
sister, Mrs. Laura Fisher.
.strongest team and
then
along
Mrs. Dick Young entertained the
Thursday from above Unity where j ^ cM o w ^ territory.
good fairy must have answered the
Monday Bridge club this week with
In the third quarter Parma sta rt-.«o"1«3 Bak«r last PrkUy and ^ » ' c a l l
Wesley Browne and Bob Martin they were deer hunting. Mr. Gar
M. Hays, proprietor of the Rosbud,
them to a scoreless tie. That puts It'
rlson
brought
back
a
2-point
buck.|ed
R
drlve
frum
mid.fiekl.
carrying
of Ontario, left Monday morning
“Boor ls not fat. His poundage is a nice party. OuesU were Mrs. Artie has been sick this week
squarely up to the local squad. If
Robertson
and
Mrs.
Ernest
Wilson.
for a ten day hunting trip In the
spread over a frame which stretches
Dick and Nate Young, Ted Newell; the ball down the field until they
they can defeat Baker, as they did
After an afternoon of cards, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Peutz, Mrs. Roy
Olive Lake section.
and Dick Adams went hunting over had four downs to make eight yards last year, they can put themselves up 6 feet 5 Inches Into the ozone, Robertson had high score and Mrs. Kendler and Miss Oeorgla Dennis
for
a
touchdown.
Four
tunes
they
but his bodily proportions make him
the
week
end,
returning
Sunday
in line to be rated as a "promising
were Nampa visitors Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kendler and
look shorter than he really ls.
! Howard Larsen low.
evening minus the desired bucks. drove Into the line and still a yard team."
Miss Georgia Dennis spent Sunday
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lacked. Anderson kicked for Nyssa
"He has a 19-inch neck and an
Miss 8ue Keizer spent the week
On
Sunday
they
were
joined
by
Mr.
FAREWELL PARTY
with their sister Mrs. E. McLellan
83-lnch reach, about three Inches
end at the parental C. J. Keizer
and Mrs. Farnham Sills and daugh­ but the ball was carried back to the
BARN
BURNS
About 75 people gathered at the
and family in Nampa.
longer than that of Theodoratoa. In
ter Peggy. Mrs. Nate Young and 20 yard line and again Parma lost
home. The Keizer family drove her
the ball with only a yard lacking.
fact, according to Ike Deeter, the Methodist church Monday evening back to Boise Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Hall. Mr. Mrs. Dick Adams.
for a farewell party honoring Mr.
Anderson got off a good kick but
only
thing
which
distinguishes
Boor
and Mrs. Frank T. Morgan and R
A bam on the southern half of
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thompson
Parma was penalized five yards.
from Prlmo Camera are his feet. and Mrs W. O. Campbell and
TOWNSEND CLUB NOTES
R Overstreet returned Tuesday from
Andy kicked again, but this time ttie Pipe Line Ranch was destroyed Whereas the Italian “ Man Moun­ daughter Alta and Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatch and
a trip to Spokane. The men were
by fire Saturday night. No one was
Chester Sager, who are leaving soon Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hatch were
All members and friends of the the ball only went to the 15 yard there when the fire started and the tain" wears size 20, the new W. 8.
there on business connected with
for Kent. Wash., where they will deer hunting over the week end
line
and
for
the
third
time
Parma
C.
boxer
needs
only
a
size
12
H
shoe.
the Kingman Kolony drainage dis­ Townsend club are urged to attend
cause was not known. The farm has
make their home.
An Impromptu
started
a
drive
for
a
touchdown.
"The
military
department
was
meeting tonight.
trict. As a result of a conference their regular
Miss Deans Smith has been work­
been rented by the F H. Hogue
program of songs, readings and talks
Pour
times
the
Parma
team
charged
faced
with
a
problem
when
Boor
en­
with officials of the Federal Land Thursday. October 3, at the Meth­
company. Reports are that several
were enjoyed. After an enjoyable ing at the Johnson Variety Store
and
four
times
the
Nyssa
team
rose
rolled.
“
Lammle"
Theodoratos
coat
bank, Engineer McCintock was sent odist church. Very imporant busi­
this week while Mrs. Johnson was in
to the occasion: gaining possession set a of harness was all that burned. was a good fit, but bhe Greek's evening a lunch of coffee and
here to inspect property owned by ness will be discussed. A delegate
Portland buying supplies for their
pumpkin
pie
were
served.
of
the
ball
just
as
the
quarter
end­
athletes pants were much to short
the bank ln the Kingman district will probably be chosen to represent
winter trade.
Just as Boor was beginning to think
and to recommend action to be taken the Nyssa club at the National ed.
Mrs. M. R. Ewing, aunt of Mrs.
With the ball on Nysaa'i 15 yard
he could go to “ rook” without both­
convention at Chicago to be held
by the financial Institution.
C B. Short and Mrs. B McCracken BUYS GOODYEAR
line. Graham went back to boot the
ering
to
put
on
a
uniform,
the
sup­
October 24-27.
ply sergeant dug down ln bhe pile and daughter of Portland, spent one
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On October 17. C. A. Ollason of ball out of danger, but the kick was
SHOE REPAIR SHOP
REBEKAHS TO HOLD
and came forth with a pair of day last week visiting the Short
Meridian will speak to the local blocked, rolling back o f the goal line
Radlos announce Detroit winner
home.
trousers
which
once
belonged
to
and
recovered
by
Nukita.
substitute
CONVENTION OCT. 8 club at their regular meeting at the
this afternoon, • to I . . Townsend
O. C. Prawltz, who has been em­
Methodist church. Mr. Oliason ls a end for Parma; giving the Idaho d ob to elect delegate to national "Tip" Houston. 8 foot, 7 Inch bas­
Mrs Stella Bryant of Caldwell,
cousin of Mrs Russell Vlnsonhaler, ployed ln the Goodyear Shoe Repair
very good speaker and as many as team another touchdown. Try for convention tonight . . . R. J. Davts ketball player.
"Tiny" not only Is large, but he was a guest of the Vlnsonhalers Shop for the past several weeks
goal was unsuccessful.
Cora Heaton of Corvallis, state can are urged to attend.
Parma kicked off following the and O. E Bertseh hunt the elusive has ring ability. In nine encounters from Monday until Wednesday this purchased the business Tuesday
The local club has been invited to
deer . . . Lettuce harvesters getting to date, Boor hasn't allowed one
president of the Rebekah assembly,
touchdown and on the first play,
from John Aldecoa and took pos­
will be the honored guests at the attend a booster meeting ln Ontario Chas. Jury. Parma back Intercepted ready for starting day . . . Townsend opponent to hear the bell ending the week.
session October 1st. Mr. and Mr*.
ruunty convention to be held here r riday night, when a carload of a pass and Parma had the ball on waffle feed Saturday declared fin­ first round. Since It Is Olympic year,
Warren
Ohoatee
of
Hansen. Prawltz came here from Caldwell
Portland
people
will
be
the
enter­
October 8th.
According to Mrs.
Nyssa's 10 yard line For the fourth ancial success . Bull snake Is "hors and freshmen boxers will be allowed Idaho, an old neighbor of Mr and where hr has lien located for soma
Tuesday evening ln to compete ln Intercollegiate tour­ Mrs. Wm. DeOrofft when they lived time He has had 14 years experience
Betty Forbes, chairman of the con­ tainers.
time that afternoon, Nyssa was de combat"
The
club
cleared
*24
on
their
waf­
Crawford yard . . . Doga dig up deer naments Pacific Coast fight fans ln the Ideho town, was an overnight ln the trade and expects to serve the
vention, the meeting 1s to start at
called
on
to
make
a
goal
line
stand
1 10 at the I.O.O.F lodge hall and fle supper Saturday The money tc and for the fourth time they turned leg and feasts on Main street . . .
will have a chance to to see plenty guests ot the DeOrofft home Set- Nysaa folk* with up-to-date shoe re.
be used to help send a delegate to
an Interesting business and
' urday night.
of Boor before long.”
p airin g.__________________ '
the Parma team back. Nyaaa again
the
convention.
pi agram ls being arranged.
WORK IN HAI FIELD
Miss Hunter
Is Given Shower
J
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Baker Grid Team Coming Here Friday
For Annual Game— Locals Lose To Parma
“ Tiny” Boor
Has Trouble
Getting A Fit
ROUND TOWN