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THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
Published At Nyssa, Oregon
VOLUM E X X IX .
G ATEW AY TO THE OWYHEE AND BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION PROJECTS
NO. 42.
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BOISE MONDAY
FOR ALLOTMENT
Oll NYSSA SEWER
NYSSA, OREGON, TH U RSD AY, NOVEMBER 28, 1935
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MK.
JOHNSON ADDRESSES
LOCAL TOWNSEND CLUB
SUGGESTIONS FOR
XMAS MAILING
Fastest Growing Town in Oregon
SI.50 PER YEAR
t a » r a s diesai
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IS RESULT OF Bill
ACCIDENT THURSJr
es To Hold District
Convention Here Sunday
A group of Sunday School workers
Mr. L. R. Johnxm of Medford
of the Methodist church motored to
and a brother to County Surveyor J.
Boise Monday and attended a Sem­
The following suggestions
Edwin Johnson was the speaker at
inar oi| Sunday School work con­
have been mentioned by postal
the meeting of the local Townsend
ducted by Miss Sarah E. Green, of
workers as things to keep in
club Friday night. Mr. Johnson is a
Sessions To Starts Sunday
Chicago, who is a specialist in
mind when sending packages
very able speaker and a good sized
BEST W INDOW TO
church school work. Those attend­
through the U. S. mall:
Morning — Guests Ex­
crowd was out to hear him. He has
GET CASH PRIZE
ing were superintendents DeGross
been chosen speaker for Idaho as
PLEASE mail early.
pected
from Enterprise
Mrs Abbott, also the following
well as for Oregon.
Ny jsa Expects to Share In and
PLEASE wrap parcels se­
to
Boise.
teachers: Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Hawkins,
Funeral
Services
H
e
l
d
The
Commercial
Club
held
At their business meeting Thurs­
curely.
New Allotment o f Fed­ Mrs. Wolfe, Ruth Wolie, Mrs. Cor­
their
regular
Wednescay
day night it was decided that the
Sunday Afternoon at
bett, Mrs. Pruyn, Mrs. DeGross and
luncheon and among other
PLEASE address plainly.
loser in the membership drive should
eral P. W . A. Funds.
Owyhee School House.
Rev. White. Mr. DeGross was host a !
thing* .decided to give a prize
The Nyssa Eagles are to be hosts
give their treat on December 13th.
PLEASE do not write In
lunch at the Mecanafe and an en­
to the best dressed window,
Sunday for the District convention,
The
contest
closes
with
the
meeting
your
parcels.
joyable as well as profitable day was
featuring Christmas goods. It
with delegates expected from the
on December 5. The quilt which the
C. C. Hockley, P.W.A. director for spent
REMEMBER that unsealed
makes no difference whether
Aeries at Baker. Ontario. Pendleton,
Funeral services were held Sunday
club has been selling chances on
Oregon returned from Washington
greeting which
contain no
your window is large or small,
La Grande, Bums, Enterprise; be­
afternoon at the Owyhee school
will be given away at this meeting.
D. C. Friday with assurance of 31
BACK FROM HOSPITAL
writing may be mailed for m e
clever windows help make a
sides guests from Aeries ln Idaho In
house for Robert Francis Walters,
new allotments for needed schools,
each.
lively trading center and the
eluding Emmett, Weiser. Nampa and
who died Thursday night In the On­
water supplies, sewer systems, city
Dwight Johnston was brought
club Is anxious that Nyssa
Boise. The convention will open
tario hospital as a result of a bullet
halls and courthouses. Notices are back from the hospital at Bois;
have some well dressed win­
with a public dance Saturday night
wound. It Is believed that Mr. Wal­
to be sent each public body receiv­ Wednesday following
two weeks STUDENTS GIVE
dows for Christmas. Judging
ln the lodge hall, with the meeting
ters was hurt In the car wreck near
ing an allotment as soon as the list spent there treating an
infected
will take place Saturday,
proper to get underway at 10 o ’clock
the Ward sheep sheds Thursday
is approved by the Comptroller leg. The leg is still in a cast and he
PLAY FRID AY EVE
December 14th.
Sunday morning, The occasion will
afternoon and was not responsible
General and Nyssa city officials are will probably be unable to work for
The club is also negotiating
also be the district convention of the
for his actions when he sent a 22
very hopeful that the allotment for at least a month.
for a visit from Santa Claus
ladies Auxiliary and an elaborate
bullet crashing through his brain
the sewer system will be among the
The first student body play of the
and Just when he will arrive
program is being planned.
while sitting In a car in front of Dr.
31 new alloments.
Basketball practice at the local
year, which was given last Friday at
will be announced next week.
Registration will be from 9 to 10
Sarazlns office. He was rushed to
These 31 allotments, which in
the H. S. gym, scored very success­ high school started Tuesday with 43 the hospital but the buUet had gone
Sunday morning, according to the
elude "grants" from the P. W. A.
fully, A large crowd was present to squad members out fighting for a completely through Ills head and
tentative program now arranged,
total $732,588 and will be used as
watch the students present “Look place on the varsity lineup. Includ­ death came about 10:30 that night.
with the opening ceremony schedul­
part of the financing of the P. W. A
ed
In
the
material
Coach
Young
Out Lizzie,' a three act comedy. The
ed for 9 o'clock. After the reading of
Bob" as he was familiarly known,
construction program to relieve un­
will
have
five
out
of
the
eight
boys
plot centered around a country fam­
minutes of the last district conven­
was bom near Nyssa' and had spent
employment and stimulate return of
who
represented
Nyssa
at
the
tourn­
ily. their servants and neighbors.
tion. there will be the lnltiatlcsi of
his entire life here. He graduated
good times by
circulating this
ament
at
Union
last
year.
They
are
Ruth Edwards capably portrayed
the convention class, expected to be
money. Including the grants and
Paul Johnston, from the Nyssa high school with the
Hazel, the daughter who desired a Raymond Holly,
a large one. Don M. Graham has
class
of)
1933
and
curing
his
schol­
the money put up by the various
A member of the Vale CCC camp, more interesting life. Her parents, Arthur Cook, Frank Pierson and
been selected to give the address of
astic days, earned letter awards In
public organizations, a total of $1,- George Dapkus, 19, was killed Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Long, played by Vir Bob Wilson.
welcome at 11:16, followed by Intro­
both football and baseball. During
628,000 will be added to the con­ day might on the John Day highway ginia Miller and Curtis Foster, add­
Several squad
members of last
duction of Deputy Grand Worthy
the past year he lived on the T. M.
struction program in Oregon.
two miles north of Vale, apparently ed much to the home atmosphere of year who played In second team
President, D. D. Hall, who will give»
Lowe ranch with his parents.
Kingman—A large group of 4-H the response.
by having his head crushed by a play. Comedy was furnished by Flora games and substituted for the var­
Rev. Floyd White had charge of club members and their parents
SCHOOL MASTERS CLUB
passing car or truck. The body of Mae Wimp as Lizzie and Roland sity are out, including Harold An­
The ladles auxiliary are preparing
MEETS AT FRUITLAND the dead youth was found by the Whitman as Hank, the servants who derson, Lloyd Wilson, Warren Lar­ the services Sunday with the Nyssa from both Owyhee and Wade dis­
a splendid turkey dinner to be serv­
Funeral
Home
handling
the
ar­
tricts
met
with
Kingman
Kolony
Rev. Galin Jordan, clergyman of the dressed up to act as society maid sen, Leonard Nichols, Gerald Slippy,
ed between 12:00 and 1:30 Sunday
The Schoolmasters Club met at Vale Christian church, who was and butler.
BUI Kurtz. Jack Rust. Ed Boydell, rangements. Music was furnished by last Thursday evening, the occasion while the convention is ln adjourn­
Mrs.
C.
L.
McCoy,
who
sang
two
Fruitland last Thursday evening in taking CCC boys to camp after the
being the Achievement Day pro­ ment and are preparing to serve a
The play followed the lines of a Don Boren, Jack McKee and Jake
solos and two selections by a quar­ gram as sponsored by the P. T. A.
the Methodist church for a dinner evening services
genuine melodrama, with Warren Groot. Some of the material for tills
large crowd. Starting at 1:30 there
and meeting. There were 40 plates
Members of the sheriff's office Larsen portraying the part of the years team will no doubt come from tette composed of Mr. and Mrs. This was one of the largest such a f­ will be a Joint meeting of the F. O.
set at the banquet, which was fol­ a id other officials were called to miser who held the mortgage on the transfers from oth ff schools and In­ Howard Larsen, Mrs. Laura Fisher fairs ever held ln the community.
E. and the Auxiliary with a report
lowed by a conference by the various the scene and found the body lying Long farm. However the situation éligibles last year. Included In this and Mr. Charles Jones. Mrs. C. C.
Presentation of awards was held of delegates to be heard. Deputy
superintendents and principals on ¡n the center of the highway. There was saved by Richard Biltmore from group are Poage, Jacksou. Prawitz, Hunt was accompanist. Pall bearers for Wade, Owyhee and Kolony club Orand Worthy President, D. D.
school problems In another room | were no bruises on the body but the the city, ployed by Arthur Cook A. Hendricks, M. Rust, Jerry Rust, were BUI Elliott, Werner Peutz, members and their leaders, with Hall, Is scheduled to give the prin­
was held a meeting
meeting of
of coaches
coacnes and
ana i head was badly crushed. The Nyssa who very capably turned the affairs Leuck, O. Brown, W. Smith, John Leonard Smith, Max Sohweizer, Mr. Qeorge Mitchell of the Nyssa cipal address of the convention,
Arnold Slippy and Wade Nichols.
in a third room was the grade teach- j Funeral Home was called to take in favor of the Leigs and incidently Sweat, and Barkley Wilson.
branch of The First Natloanl bank starting) at 2:16, followed by ad­
Robert was just 11 days past 21, of Portland presenting the 3rd and dresses by other delegates. Presenta­
ers ccrference. The grade teachers charge of the remains.
; obtained in return the affections of
Coach Young also has a promis
expect to organize at the next meet- | As the accident was reconstructed, I their daughter Hazel. The miser was ing group of freshmen out for prac- I ^ ^ ri h.day. _ ^ ln?_^°_V! mbf.r_ 10th; 5th year pins with the compliments tion of membership banner will be
ing .which will be held at Weiser on j ¡t was believed Dapkus left Vale ; caught in the clutches of Minnie Uce including n ;a ham Holmes, His father and mother. Mr. and of the bank. E. M. Hauser, club at 3:00 o'clock, followed by good of
December 18th.
between 8:45 and 9:00, walking j the neighborhood gossip, played by ¡Huffman, Burke, Warren. Robert Mrs. Ellis Walters were married leader, presented the other awards. the order and adjournment W. J.
Those present from the Nyssa alone toward the Vale CCC camp, j Clarissa Tillman, and everything
Following singing of club songs, Williams Is chairman of the conven­
sorn, Pompe, Bill Wilson, Huston here In 1910 and have made their
vicinity were Leo Hollenberg. John Somd of his companions had urged ! < ided happily. All the parts were
Wilson, Case. M. Kurtz, Enos, L. home here ever since. He is also a cooking demonstration was given tion and Is making the arrange­
Young, Owen Price and Albert Hop­ him to wait a while for them but he handled very well, and the actors
survived
by
three
brothers
Byrd,
by Emily Otis and Louise Hinton of ments,
Points, John J. Smith and W.
kins.
aged 18; Jack, age 19; and Rex, 24 the 2nd cooking division. The girls
said he would start on ahead and,showed considerable ability and dir- Swarm.
Burial was ln the Owyhee cemetery. explained and prepared potato soup.
possibly they would catch up with ecting. The play was In charge of
The first game of the season will
T. NELSON DIES
him. When he got about two miles | Mr. Shoemaker,
NYSSA, KOLONY
Four girls, Betty Schwelzer, Dor­
be with Parma, a double-header to DELCAMATORY MEETING
out of Vale, It started raining a bit; I
AT VALE SUNDAY
othy Winters, Flora Prosser and
be played on the Parma floor Tues­
GIRL SCOUTS HOLD
HELD AT ONTARIO TUESDAY Lucille Thrasher told of their exper­
there was a heavy, low fog, and the C A N T A T A PI F A S T « ;
day, December 17th. The two Parma
r I
r w r D C teams will come to Nyssa on Thurs­
A JOINT MEETING night was dark. It is possible the lad j
iences attending summer school at
sat dowi.i on the comparatively dry j
IVlUolU, L U V L K j day, December 19th for the first
Tuesday night at Ontario a Joint Corvallis.
Friends In this community were
Nyssa and Kingman Kolony girl pavement to await his companions j
meeting was held of the rural and
Mr. Allen, assistant club leader of saddened to hear of the death of
home
game
of
the
season.
A
total
of
scout troops had as their guest Sun­ possibly dozed o ff to sleep. It was I Although the crowd attending the 18 games have been scheduled with city school derlamatory committees. the state gave an Interesting talk T. T. Nelson at Vale Sunday. Mr.
day evening, Mrs. Mary J. Littlefield brought out In the coroner's Inquest | cantata “The Harvest" could have four more to be added. Besides Miss Harriet Ahearn of Ontario Is and boys and girls, as well as par­ Nelson had been 111 for a year and
____
that several cars had pass- been 'ar8er, the program was very
scout _________
executive _____________________Tuesday
from San Francisco.
these, several tentative practice chairman for the city declamatory ents look forward to his annual death followed a heart attack. A son
Miss Hansaker of Vale was a special j ed the object lying in the road, and I llne and showe<l that those taking
games have been arranged, the first committee and Albert Hopkins, visits. One of the features of the Dr. Milliard Nelson of Tacoma, had
guest, and together with mothers ¡not one had thought it a body. The ! part bad
l,ime ln |Me" games to start next week with the teacher at Oregon Trail, Is the rural evening was motion pictures of a returned
home Saturday after
and judges .was invited to a 6:30 boy was onlv five feet, two Inches I ParaUon. The Choral club was assist- CCC teams and others. When the chairman.
4-H club summer school ln action. spending several days visiting his
tall
and
the
body
was
lying
at
an
ed
bV
^veral
high
school
students
buffet supper at the Parrish hall.
The committees decided to take Mr. Allen also gave a talk on the father.
schedule is complete, it will be an­
Nearly 50 attended the supper, angle. In the dense fog, it looked wbo were trained in Interpretative nounced in The Journal
Mr. Nelson was born ln Norway ln
the contest o ff a competitive basis, baby beef project.
with Miss Hansaker leading the like an animal or some sort of pack- <Ianc'n8 by Miss Ruby Denny. Mrs
except ln the zone contest. These
A great many 1st, 2nd, 3rd. 4th, 1866 comS.ng to this country at the
Herbert
Fisher
and
Chas
Wilson
girls in singing. In the discussion age lying In the road.
will be on a competitive basis and 5th and 6th year pins and certifi­ age of 15. He was engaged ln busi­
William Ross Ragsdale of Nyssa « ave two vloUn duets accompanied
following the meal, Mrs. Littlefield
winners will speak at the final con­ cates were handed out. The club ness ln Pendleton before coming to
told of girl scout work throughout ! came along the road at approxi­ by Mrs. Wilson. S. J. Reid of On­
test but there will be no judges to leaders who had carried their clubs
where he -has operated a fur-
the world. Particularly fascinating mately 9:25, coming with a load tario directed the cantata and Mrs.
place the speakers. The committees through 100 per cent also received nlture store for the post 30 years.
was her description of her Intro­ of lumber from Ironside. The next W. C. Jackson was accompanist.
Mr. Nelson Is survived by his wtfe
are to meet again December 12th. pins. Mrs. H. R. Otis was given the
Mrs. Ada Haworth prepared the
duction to Princess Mary at the morning he returned to Ironside
Local hot shots trying their luck Those from this section who attend­ special honor of a 5 year pin; other Mrs. Itlna Nelsan, one a oi Dr. Mil­
costumes
and
Miss
Clara
Rettie
had
beautiful Girl Scout home in Eng­ and after arriving, heard of the
were Jimmie Nlcholsee, liard Nelson and a daughter Mrs.
with air rifles . . . Sam Caldwell ed were Mrs. Victoria Schwelzer, leaders
land. This home Is supported by a death on the road. He remembered charge of the programs. The general downtown getting a hair cut . . . Walter Marshall «ad Albert Hop­ Hazel Schaffer, Mrs. Charles New- Oordon Smith of Vale. Funeral ser­
committee
was
composed
of
Mrs.
gift from Princess Mary and the hitting something in the road Stsi-
blll, Mrs. Floyd Zesiger. Doris vices were held In Vale Tuesday
Highway workers painting yellow kins.
royal family Is very much S.iterested day night, but thought It some Howard Larsen. Mrs. Laura Fisher
KUngback, Mrs. Harriett Truelson, afternoon at the Christian church
line
and
signs
on
streets
.
.
.
"Fur­
in girl scout, or girl guides as they animal; the fog and rain making It and Chas. Jones. Mrs Bert Lein- nished House for Rent" sign ln Don
GUILD TO MEET
Mrs. Dyer Roberts and Mrs. C. E. with the Nyssa Funeral Home mak­
very difficult to see clearly. He im­ kaemper was in charge of publicity.
are called In England.
Elliott. It was announced that Mar­ ing arrangements. Burial was la
Grahams window, said to be the
mediately came to Vale and re­
The Oulld will hold a covered garet Winters and Clarence Enos Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Mo-
only one this year . . . New oil paint­
NO SCHOOL FRIDAY
ported the Incident to the officers.
MRS. JOLLEY KILLED
ing at postoffice by Artie Robertson dish 1« icheon at the Parrish Hall were to receive the Kingman P. T. Coy, friends of tha Nelson family
Li the Inquest held Tuesday, the
School was dismissed TJhursday . . . Dr Norcott smoking a pipe . . . next Wednesday, December 4th at A. scholarship to summer school and Mrs. C. C. Hunt attended the
IN CAR ACCIDENT
following verdict was handed in by for Thanksgiving day and ann-
which time the members will work next year for outstanding club work services. Mrs. McCoy sang, accom­
Do your Christmas shopping early.
on tying a quilt and repair the song with Susan and Daniel Zamora as panied by Mrs. Hunt.
Mrs. Ada Jolley, for nine years the foreman. D. C. Masteror.: “ We nouncement was made that there
books.
state president of the W. C. T. U. the coroners jury being duly en- would be no school Friday.
alternates.
II
was killed a week ago In an accident paneled and sworn to examine into
Special
scholarships to summer COOK ON ALL-STAR
the
nature
and
cause
of
the
death
of
the other side of The Dalles. She
DISTRICT FOOTBALL TEAM
school were announced as follows:
was returning from Boise, where she the person George Dapkus, find that
Alvin Duvall and Jack Jordan on
the
person
so
killed
was
Geo.
Dap­
h id attended the funeral of an
Arthur Cook, who played defensive
crop raising; Margaret Kllngbock
uncle, and was traveling by bus. She kus and that he came to his death
and Leola Truelson county fair center and offensive fullback on the
mirsed her bus at The Dalles and by the following cause: That the
canning exhibit; while Evelyn Ha­ local football team this fall was
hired a car and driver to overtake death of said Geo. Dapkus was
worth won the $100 scholarship picked by coaches and officials as a
her bos. when another car crashed caused by some unknown object pass­
given by the Union Pacific for the member of the All-District team
tito the machine, throwing Mrs. ing over his head and crushing his j ^
outstanding club member of the ] In the position of center. Cook’s
By James R Stotts In Boise, Cap- her to complete something like 60 miles shorter than by any other county.
Jolley out and fracturing her skull. skull.” The findings were signed by
work ln backing up the line as rov­
D.
C.
Masterson,
foreman:
Bob
Bar-
,
ital
News,
She died a short time after.
miles, exclusive of contracts award ^route. The distance to San Fran
Quests of the evening were Mrs ing center was outstanding this
ney,
L.
K.
Bullock,
Leo
H.
Schmidt,
I
The Malheur county W. C. T. U
ed. Of the $170,000 allocated by cisco will be only 750 miles.
Kathryn Claypool of Vale; Oeorge year.
I w lth the completion of contracts Oregon, $85,000 is to be expended for
sent flowers to her funeral as many R. L. Kirby and A. T. Monson
Farmers o f southwestern Idaho Mitchell. Oscar Bauer and Harry
The
jury
refused
to
place
the
now
under
construction
or
to
be
local members counted Mrs. Jolley
construction of a bridge over the and eastern Oregon envision the Claterbos of Nyssa. At the close PARMA COMMUNITY CHURCH
blame on any certain party for an j started In the immediate future Owyhee river, near Chinese gulch. development of markets through
as a friend.
of the evening cocoa and cookies
H A S PLANNED SEVERAL
apparently unavoidable accident; jonl>' 60 miles of the I. O. N. high- The remainder of the amount will truck hauling over the highway of
were served by the 4-H club boys
GOOD ENTERTAINMENTS
not knowing whether It was Rags- ornia,” will remain to be built, and be expended In road construction from 33 1-3 to 40 per cent of the
SALE TO BE HELD
and girls,
dale's truck or whether some other ornla.” *'11 remain to be built, and from Chinese gulch to Jordan Valley products of their farms, and ln the
AT RUST RANCH
The Community Church of Parma
car had passed over the boy’s head. \ ^ *s predicted that this, Oregons and the re-routing of the jink from course of time, of the vast major­
TUESDAY, DEC.
DISTRICT CONFERENCE
has Invited U 8 Senator James P.
Several wttnesss were examined at remaining proportion of the three Rome to Jordan Valley, shortening ity of the products. Shipments from
TO BE AT ONTARIO Pope of Idaho to speak at the
A farm sale is to be held at the the hearing which took place ln the \ state project, will be completed by the route a distance of eight miles. this immediate territory and as far
church on Sunday evening, Decem­
A. E. Rust place 14 miles southwest courtroom at Vale under the dir­ the end of 1937, and commencement
east as Olenns Ferry, approxiate a
LAST OREGON LINK
ber 1st and a large crowd Is ex­
of Nyssa on the Owyhee river on ection of District Attorney M. A. made in the development of the
. , .
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„
. total of 50,000 carloads of livestock,
lower Snake river valley into Calif -
hear the distinguished
A district conference of the Am­ pected to
be considerable livestock, machinery Biggs.
I?
dairy products, poultry, eggs, pota-
omias market basket.
and for which no allocation has
Tuesday, December 3rd. There will
"" 1 toes, celery, lettuce, onions, fruits erican Legion Auxiliary will be held senator speak. His subject will be
For completion of its last portion been made will be from the Jordan and other farm products; this has at Ontario on Thursday aftemoen, "8elf Interest and Collective Secur­
and household goods to be sold. Col. CLYTIE LONG TO HAVE FARM
AUCTION FRIDAY, DEC. 6 of the road. Idaho has Just award valley north to the Malloy ranch, been the average for a number of December 5th. State officers will be ity.”
Amos Miller is auctioneer and
Another outstanding entertaln-
present for the meeting, which
ed a contract at a price of $116,000 a distance of 22 miles, not now a years.
Frank Morgan is clerk.
Clyde Long s planning to lease his to the Triangle Construction com- standard highway but of good con-
With the development of the starts at 2:30 and the evening will men Is planned for Friday evening.
farm and has advertised a farm sale pany of Boise, a reflection of the struetton. The other link will be ______
TAKEN TO VETERANS
second _____
unit __ of _____
the ____
Black Canyon be given over to a banquet and at December 8th at • oclock when the
HOSPITAL TUESDAY to be held Friday, December 6th,! rapid progress which has been made from Rome to the end of construe- p ^ ject near Caldwell, and for 8 o'clock there will be an open Eoclesla Choir of southern Calif­
starting at one o'clock. The sale ! In construction work the past two \ tion. This link. It is estimated, will j wh|Ci1 ^
federal governmentt has meeting for the Legion, the Aux­ ornia will give a musical enter­
tainment at the church. Sunday
Chas. Kennard. who has been will be held at the Long ranch four years. A total expenditure for con- Involve a cost of $5000 a mile or a a(jverttsed for bids, total shipments iliary and the public.
Local regular meting will be held evening, January 12th they have
wl]1 ^ vasty increased,
staying at the Western Hotel and miles north and three-fourths of a struction work, including the con- total of $300,000.
December 2 on account of the On­ dated up Lieutenant Commander
Nevada has already completed
has been employed by Henly, on mile west of Nyssa. There will be j tract Just let, approximating $300,000
tario affair being on the regular Bryant of the U. B. Navy to talk on
her quota of construction. When
STEADY FARM FLOW
destruction work, alas taken to quite a sale of livestock. Including | has been made by Idaho,
Hostesses for the peace. He has attended several
The State of Oregon has expend- | completed, the distance by this
A study of shipments for commer- meeting night
the Veterans Hospital at Boise 15 head of cattle and four head of
Tuesday evening,
suffering from horses, besides farm machinery and ed $110.000 and allocated an addl- route from the Boise valley to Los clal crops from the Boise valley December 2 meeting will be Mrs. Ab­ armament eonfsreneee and le rated
bott. Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Cook. as an able speaker.
tional $170,000. There remains for Angeles will be 850 miles, or 200
(Continued on page 4)
household goods
pneumonia.
;T
HOOP ARTISTS
HOLD PRACTICE
VALE CGC YOUTH IS
ACHIEVEMENT DAY
HELD AT KINGMAN
ROUND TOWN
I-O-N Highway To Be Big Help To This
Section In Moving Crops To California Market
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