THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
Published At Nyssa, Oregon
VOLUM E XXX. NO. 8.
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GATEWAY TO THE OWYHEE AND BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION PROJECTS
LUST RITES HELO
NYSSA, O REGON, THU RSD AY , FEBRU A RY 27, 1936
SPORTSMENS MEETING
T
TO BE HELD FRIDAY I
Fastest Growing Town in Oregon
$1.50 PER YEAH
1 . L SCHAFER IS
EMMETT THURSDAY NIGHT
Winning Dot
The Snake River Valley School
Contest Pleases
I Masters met at Emmett, Idaho a t!
Sportsmen of the Nyssa section
I their regular meeting Thursday, I
W. L. Schafer
have
been
cordially
invited
to
at
| February 20. About 30 men were j
tend a banquet and meeting of the
| seated at the banquet table.
Malheur County Fish and Oame
After the general meeting, super-!
Club to be held this Friday evening,
Editor Oate City Journal
erlntendents, principals, coaches and j
February 28 In the banquet room of
Dear Sir:
grade men met In various depart-!
the
Moore
Hotel
In
Ontario.
The
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ments.
I have experienced many
banquet will start at 7:00 and those
surprises through life, but you
-i . I.
c.
Those who attended from Malheur
sponsoring
the
affair
are
anxious
to
|
K e s id e n t H e re S in c e 1 9 1 0 county were Albert B. Hopkins of Carl Baldridge Transferr have the co-operation of as many Four Fail To Escape When handed me the first and only Other Prize Winners Are
pleasant surprise eminatlng
Price of Nyssa, ed To Work In Power Nyssa sportsmen nas possible.
Die«
°regon Eidred
T™11 Owen
from a contest that I have
r- . . At _ Hi» Home Early y I Eber
Gravel
Comes
Tumbling
Picked By Judges At
and
Alvin
Boark
of
After
the
banquet,
George
Aiken
rriday Evening
ever received when you sent
Harper.
Office
At
Boise
will
tell
about
recent
developments
Down
At
Pit
Monday
Close of Contest Sat.
me a $16 00 check for first
The next meeting will be at Nyssa,
as discovered In the Wild Life Con
prize in your recent dot count
Thursday, March 28.
ference
he
attended
In
Washington,
Funeral services were held Mon
K. M. Robinson, President and D. C. in the early part of this Being buried alive was the exper ing contest.
W. L. Schafer won first prize of
day afternon for P. M. Binkley, 78,
General Manager announced today month. Plans will also be made for ience of Ray Mull Monday morning
Thanking you very much,
$15.00
In the dot counting contest
who passed away at his home Fri
the following changes in Idaho Pow- the activities of the club for the when a bank at the gravel pit west of
I remain most sincerely,
which closed Saturday night, turn
day evening. His passing removed a
.
|er
Company
personnel,
effective
coming
year,
stocking
of
the
Owy-j
Nyssa
caved
away
and
literally
bur-
ing In the correct answer of 2137.
W. L. SCHAFER
man who had built many friendships
hee dam. the Dunaway bass pond,! ted him alive. Only his hand was
U
C V Wecincsrtay' February 26 , 1936.
After the contest closed, the Judges
during Iris 26 years residence here
____111111 other toplcs °f Interest to sticking out and others at the pit
J. C. Baldridge, Division Manager
started
on their task of selecting the
end although his health failed him
of the Payette Division, will be sP°rt "-men of the county. Everyone came to his rescue and dug him out
winners. They opened the sealed
In the past year or two, he lived an
transferred to the General Office of!;0 ln’ited to come and a good time t Re received a broken foot ln the
envelope containing the correct an
active life almost up to the end. Dale Garrison
Company at Boise where he will jis promlse<1'
I experience,
swer and then went through the
During his active life he followed Wednesday afternoon that nearly ! the
special duties.
and records to determine
Three others narrowly escaped the
cost him a middle finger; and be L. assigned
the carpenter trade and more
. coupons
W. Brainard, Commercial Man- I
who was entitled to prizes. Judges
same
fate,
and
Indeed
were
covered
centiy he had the task of transport- j lndeed If Infection sets In, still has ager
of the Company, will succeed |
were Louis Wiltshire, Don Graham
up to the waist ln th cave-in. They
ing mail from the trains to the post- a chance of losing a finger. The ac- Mr. Baldridge
were Dave Duggr, Howard Greenup Members of the Community and Dr. C. A. Abbott.
office.
j cident happened on the hay chopper at Payette, as Division Manager j
and Herb Lythgoe. Harold Long, church are planning a genuine old Second prize of $7.50 went to Allen
Rev. Boynton of the Adventist: working at the Jim Farmer place R. E Gale, Division Superinten
White, third prize of $5.00 to J. N.
who was also shoveling with the
church •of Caldwell had charge of ¡when Dale got his hand caught In a dent
"feed” for Sunday, honor Thomason
of Big Bend and fourth
of the Boise Division, will be
gang, was the only one who escaped fashioned
the services at the Community; chain. He was wearing a glove and transferred
ing
the
80th
birthday
of
O.
F.
Bacon.
to the General Office
when the bank caved ln without Mr. Bacon has taught the Bible class prize of $2 50 to Horace Chaney of
church, assisted by Rev. Floyd before he could get his hand out of and will succeed
Bend. Years subscriptions wore
White. Pall bearers were Claude the glove his finger was cut thruogh ________ _____ _ Mr. Brainard as Another good fight card is ln pros- warning.
the church for the past 13 years Big
won
by Chas. Toombs, N. H. Pinker
Tire men were getting out gravel in
Wilson, A. H. Wilson, Bobby Bums, to the bone between the first and * Commercial Manager
and although he lives in Boise, ton and
Mrs. C. H. Hoffman. Six
J. C. Baldridge became associated J*ct. {or faps °° Tuesday March 3rd for the county and had only seven drives
Frank Edwards, John Reece and second joint.
over every Sunday and is one months subscription
prizes went to
h,aU "'llh Clyde more
Hox‘ loads to ...—
finish the ~ Job when „ a of the most regular ln attendance. Malcolmn
Win. Nye. Interment was In the He was rushed to Dr. Sarazin’s of with the General Sales Department I 1 tbe fE“B,es
Crawford, Louis DeBord
meet Kenny bank, only about nine feet high, slid During the 13 years, Mr. Bacon and June Wilson.
Ny sa cemetery with the Nyssa Fun fice, who treated the finger, set the of the Idaho Power Company ln 1925 00 0
eral Home in charge of arrange bone together and wrapped it up in and was transferred to Payette as! uoet’1 _°4. ome“ale ln the main down Mull, who was closest to the has made scores of friends and is Winners were selected according
~?th are
boys apparently
have g°°d reputa*
was competely covered while much beloved by the many mem to the rule which stated, 'In any
ments. Due to the almost Impassable splints. He expects to save the in Division Manager in 1929 and has tlons “ and
evenly bank,
the others were able to extricate bers
condition of the roads to the ceme jured member unless infection sets served in that capacity since that matched. Keech
has
appeared
ln
the
of his Bible class. A special in case of tie counts, preference will be
time.
themselves with a little aid from vitation
tery the last part of the Journey of jln-
local ring several times, knocking the
is extended to members of given to the entry first received at
others
at
the
pit.
A.
Chadwick
Mr. Binkley to his final resting
L. W. Brainard is the son of E. C. out
Rafferty last summer and and one of the Swarm boys were at his class and friends to be present th Journal office.”
place was by hayrack.
S. Brainard of Payette and spent his more Pat recently
six rounds to a the pit getting out a load of gravel at the class period and later at the The Journal wishes to congratu
Mr. Binkley was born in Coke
early years there, completing his draw with Guy going
Nelson
Twin Fails. and helped in getting the men out birthday dinner. The dinner will late all the prize winners and thank
County, Missouri on March 1, 1858
grade and high school work at that Hoxwood has built up of quite
rep of the pile of gravel; as did Archie start at one o'clock and will be held each and everyone for entering the
and had he lived a few days longer
place, later attending Whitman Col- utation as a fighter around a Boise
contest. We would like to give prizes
Howell and Jack Keizer. All of the ln the church dining room.
would have been 79 years of age. He
| lege. Brainard started work with the j but
will be his first appearance tools
to all, but Uhls was one contest ln
used by the men were lost be
moved to Oklahoma during the early
Idaho Power Company at Pocatelloln a this
NyssaTing
which the entrants could not lose as
days there and later came to the
in 1919 filling various duties with Don Bentley, a favorite with the neath the pile of dirt and gravel.
their payment of a years sub
Nyssa country in 1910 where he has
j the Company until lie was transfer local
fistic fans is matched with AUCTION SALE
scription entitled them to receive
since made his home.
red to the Sales Department in the Billy Mathews
in the semi-finals.
the Journal for 62 weeks at the reg
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. One of the nicest banquets ever I Company's General Office. Since These
NEXT
WEDNESDAY
boys
have
fought
before
and
ular rate.
P.
1927 he has been Commercial Man each time the fans saw a real clcse
_ M. Binkley;
. , two daughters, Mrs. held ln Nyssa was the third annual ager
There were dozens of answers very
of the Company.
B. F. Smith of Satsop, Washington, Masonic-Star Washington Birthday
Both are ln good shape and An auction sale of farm equipment
close to the correct count. The low
and Mrs. W, A Beck of Ahsahka. banquet held Monday night in the In his work as Commercial Man fight.
est number turned ln was 2014 and
Idaho and a son, Allen Binkley of basement of the Eagles hall. Over ager, Brainard has made numerous can go the six round route at top and oth ir personal property will be
the highest, 2289 The contestant
Grove. Oklahoma Mrs. Binkley ex- 100 Uckets were sold for the affair. trip to all the towns of the Payette speed.
held
ne:
t
Wednesday
by
A.
D.
Moses
grudge fight will be dished at the farm a half mile east of the The Nyssa basketball team staged turning ln the highest count used a
pects to go with Mrs. Beck to visit Guests were present from several Division and has many friends in up A as real
magnifying glass to count the
a special event. Dean Starr of
a come back this week end that re strong
for a time at the home of her I neighboring towns as well as mem- these communities.
Kolony school. The date sulted
dots and must have seen more than
Caldwell and Hugh Trellerton of Kingman
ln
a
victory
Friday
night
daughter.
is
March
4
and
Mr.
Moses
plans
for
j bevs of the local lodge.
seemingly had some difficul Col. Miller of Caldwell to cry the over Emmett and another win Sat the manufacturers of the plate in
Mrs. C. A. Moore, who lives near Wider
ties
rt
dance not long ago and sale.
! Leo Hollenberg presided at the Nyssa,
urday night with Baker the victim. tended.
has been quite sick with friends a seperated
The contest proved a popular fea
them
before
they
j banquet in the role of toastmaster pneuomlnla,
The
last game of the season before ture
but is rapidly recover- could see who really was the best
and we wish to express grate
and Introduced the various numbers
the
tournament
at
La
Orande
will
ful
appreciation
who en
man. Thy expect to decide that ln
rp | j
tj
i on the program. “An Old Fashioned | lng
be played here Friday night against tered the contest. to everyone
The comptltlon
the ring Tuesday night before the
X O H e a l * t v e p o r LI Garden" sang by Claudena Crawford
Nampa.
was close and the winners deserve
Nyssa fight crowd.
was acted out upstairs before the
Nyssa 27, Emmett 17
commendation for their skill ln ac
Rocky Vincent of Meridian, who
banquet, by a group of girls includ
Nyssa started out strong ln their curate counting.
has fought here several times and
The next meeting of the Town ing Isabelle Sarazin. Evelyn Ha
game against Emmett and took an
each time put up a whirl-wind of a
send club will be held Thursday, worth. Ellen McConnell, Mary Lee
battle will take on Eddie Kane of Captain H. Lee Noe, head of the early lead that was never threaten
March 5th ln the Community church Emmott, Louise Tensen, Helen Boy-
in one of the preliminaries. Oregon state police ln eastern Ore ed. At tire end of the halt the score
at which time Eph Frost will give dell and Marzene Hollenberg. The One of the most successful social Caldwell
18 to 8 for Nyssa. Holly was
Nelson and Red Baird
a report on the Townsend conven girls also served at the various nights held in many months was “Battling”
for the last four and one-half stodd
high point scorer with 8, and Bigler
both of Nyssa, will fight the curtain gon
tion he attended last week end in tables.
years,
died
at
his
home
ln
Baker
of Emmett scored 4 for his team to
Wednesday night ln the raiser.
The Dalles, Oregon. For the meeting Treasure Island," a song by Helen j staged
Sunday night at 6:20 following an oop
scoring honors. The Emmett
hall, with the Eagles and
March 19th, a box supper is plan Boydell and accompanied by Mrs. Eagle
Illness
extending
over
the
past
five
second
had little trouble ln
co-operating ln putting on GLENN IS NOT A
Boydell on the piano and Edward Auxiliary
ned.
months. He was operated on in St subduing team
Firemen were called out Friday
the
local
the
affair.
Claude
Willson
was
the
CANDIDATE
FOR
Boydell
on
the
trumpet
was
the
next
An unusual offer has been made
Vincent’s hospital ln Portland ln reading 37 to 8. seconds, the score when a fire broke out in the Fred
chairman
ln
charge
of
arrange
JUDGE
OFFICE
number
on
the
program
and
was
by the president, D. R. DeGross. ln
September and one month later re
Woods house back of the Journal
Nyssa 22, Baker 20
which he says any time the club has followed by a toast given by Mrs. ments.
turned
to
his
home
ln
Baker.
and occupied by the Beers family.
A
communication
from
C.
W.
The
evening
started
with
an
in
a three-fourths turnout of member Dick Tensen. Dickie Schlreman gave teresting program, including Mar Glenn, sheriff of Malheur county Mr. Noe was prominent ln Mal A thrilling game Saturday night The
started back of the stove
ship at any meeting except "feed a violin solo which was followed by garet Sarazin ln a soft shoe tap was received today ln which he heur county for many years. He was kept a large crowd of fans on edge from fire
a
defective
flue and neighbors
night” he will give the club treasury a toast given by Worthy Matron number entitled "Swanee River" stated he was not a candidate for marshall ln Ontario for six years, that aaw Nyssa eke out a two point had the fire pretty much under con
$10.00. The membership is expected Miss Hettie Medesker.
victory
over
Baker.
Both
teams
put
before the fire truck arrived.
sheriff of Malheur county for up a good brand of basketball and trol
little Gladeen Fisher ln a tap the office of county Judge. He said deputy
to reach the 300 mark by next Mrs. Harry Peterson, Associate and
While there was considerable smoke,
eight
years,
sheriff
for
eight
years
The
Park
ln
Paree.”
j
several
people
had
talked
to
him
on
dance
called
meeting and 296 are actually en Grand Matron of the Grand Chap Hinemoa Cloninger entertained with the subject but ln every Instance he and county Judge for six years. Mr. the score stood 7 to 11 at the end of the fire was a small one and very
rolled at the present time. Mr. De- ter, Order of Eastern Star of Oregon a ballet-acrobatic dance. A recita- had Immediately advised them that Noe was appointed captain ln the half with Nyssa leading. Nyssa's little actual damage was done.
Gross says his offer expires after the gave a talk, followed by a piano solo tion, “Lettle Oawge Washington” he was not Interested and would charge of the Baker district when big quarter was the third frame ln
which they boosted their total to 20 AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
by Mrs. W. C. Jackson. Wm. W.
first April meeting.
not consider being a candidate for the Oregon state police force was while
holding Baker to four points.
As soon as the weather improves, Walker, of Ontario, district Deputy was given by Lester Keizer.
CHILD WELFARE CONFERENCE
organized.
Baker
staged
a
last
quarter
rally
C E. Hansen of Portland and state Grand Master, A. F. and A. M. of Two dance orchestras were present.lhe olllce of County Judge,
Captain Noe was a son of Marg
***
threatened to grasp victory at The American Legion Auxiliary
manager of the Townsend clubs ex Oregon gave a talk, followed by a and played during the program and
aret E. and M. H. Noe, who was a that
the last moment. Point by point will hold a Arle Child Welfare
pects to visit the local unit. A big toast proposed by Chas. E. McCon- i later for the dance. One orchestra OFFICERS MAKE ARRESTS
FOR UIQUOR VIOLATIONS Baptist minister ln Iowa and a first they came up while Nyssa checked Conference at Boise, Idaho on
meeting will be planned for Mr. nell, Worshipful Master of the Gold- was composed of Archie Howell, Ed
! Warren, A. E. Wimp and Roy Shoe-
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| cousin of Abraham Lincoln. Follow-_______________________
fiercely and waited for the _____
gun to March 8 and 7th. There will be seven
Hansen's visit, according to Mrs. A. en Rule lodge.
V. Pruyn, secretary. Mrs. Pruyn also A talk on Washington and the maker with the other was made up Officers swept down on the R ax lng the death of his first wife by end ^ gamej which came ln time departments represented. The State
Memorial was given by of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Glasgow and Rooms and Raymond Hotel early three:ye^s. Captain N<* was nurx- to
the Rame for the loCals
says she would like to remind the Washington
from Oregon and the other
_ . K. . . Aiken,
.. _
. . . . . Master
. . of . TV
iTrc M<»rhprt
this mom
m and arrested the own- rled
rted to Daisy Howell of Canyon City The combination of Pierson and officers
Mrs
Herbert F*i<ihpr
Fisher
morning
members that prompt payment of Geo.
states
represented
will be ln attend-
Worshipful
violation of the liquor laws.|eight years
ago. The captain
was at a forward. Holly at Cen dance. Several of the
dues helps the club to pay its bills Acacia lodge, followed by Heart During the program, Mrs. H erbert'^ for
unit members
Johnston
promptly, keep the Townsend move Songs of Washington’s Day by Fisher played a violin solo, accom- They appeared ln court Thursday| member of Acacia lodge of Masons ter and Graham and Cook at guard are expected to go from Nyssa to
by Mrs. W. C. Jackson and ¡morning before Judge Williams who at Ontario.
ment going strong, and she would
worked well and the boys seemingly take advantage of this fine oppor
Katherine Young and Mrs. panled
Claud Wilson gave a clog dance assessed them a fine of $50 and j The deceased is survived by his have come out of the* lump that hit tunity to learn the National Child
appreciate having some of the mem Miss
John
Young.
The
banquet
closed
by
Following
the
program,
refresh-i
costs
each.
i
widow;
his
mother
Mrs.
Margaret
E.
bers with back dues owing to put the the group singing Auld Lang Syne
about the time of the Snake Welfare program.
served ln the basement! Cliff Parrish was arrested Wed- Noe of Dee Moines. Iowa; a brother, them
money on the line.
River
Valley
Jackson
and “Good Night Ladies.” After the ments were
nesday night and lodged overnight, Len Noe of Belvedier. Nebraska and played part Tournament.
of
each
game
banquet, dancing was enjoyed in the *”dn T u n r e or the e v e n T ™ 111
the city lockup for drunkeness a sister, Mr, Nellie Hays of Hamlin, Poague also got Into the game for and a DIES SUDDENLY
EDUCATION COMMITTEE
hall
above
until
a
late
hour.
WEDNESDAY EVE
HOLDS MEETING SATURDAY Mrs. Frank Hall was in charge of
- «■*»*,.
*
« • at » . Vale.
■ * •—
■- » —
=
*
morning
on his * own *• recognition.
The
Baker
second
team
defeated
table
decorations,
which
were
ln
attend
a
social
night.
The education committee of the George Washington motif, using red,
Funeral services were held this the Nyssa second team ln a listless
Mrs. Anna Sophia Johnson. 80,
afternon at 2 p. m. ln the West and game,
LOSES SHEEP FROM
40 to 12 to start the evenings passed
meeting "sM m day^aT ontario^th white and blue streamers and cand-1 ANOTHER DANCE
away suddenly about nine
RABBIT POISON and Company chapel ln Baker. The entertainment.
Between
halves
the
Mrs. Kathryn Claypool, chairman.
Favors were cUwerly eanftrueted
SCHEDULED FOR
Masonic lodge of Baker was ln girls gym class did some acrobatic o'clock Wednesday night at the C. J.
Dresidine Plans were prepared to be chopping block, hatchet and cherry.
SATURDAY NIGHT I John Stringer moved a band of charge of the services and Interment stunts that made quite a hit with Ashcraft home In Nyssa. Mra. John
S S S d T ^ annuaTmeeting of --y in g o u t the well known George
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son Is the mother of Mrs Ashcraft.
sheep from the Rex Marquis ranch was ln the Masonic section of Mt. the crowd.
She went to sleep last night while
March^2l'th AsS°Clatl°n l° **
Eva ltovdell was in charge of the The dance crowd at the Eagles hall to the lambing shed Sunday and lost Hope cemetery.
Leave Tuesday
eating, the family laid her down on
Mr. Kathrvn programs, which had a cleverly pro- has been Increasing and another 45 head from rabbit poisoning that NEW TEACHER FOR
The squad will leave Tuesday tor the bed to sleep; and a short time
nose
pres
‘
w
9haver
duced
picture
of
Washington
on
the
dance
will
be
held
Saturday
night
had
been
put
out
ln
the
hills
to
kill
she had passed away.
Claypool
ay**,l. eh irmam B W Shaver.
red ^ white colors, with music by the Cactus Kids rabbits.
LOCAL 2nd GRADE La Orande where they will play later
Baker ln the second game of the 8he was bom July 17, 1875 at
F Elsie
i^ w Wa .l^ ter L d and
'M Mrs.
r s ^ ^ May
^ R o Roberts
b f r is ^ Mrs. ^ Ernest ^ Wilson. Mrs Dick
Ten-1
dance
orchestra.
The
orchestra
also
evening Tuesday. Other games for Vtndlng, Denmark and Is survived
and Mrs cxpects to play for a dance Friday
Due to the unusually large enroll Tuesday night are Vale vs Wallowa by five children; four of whom live
J. J. Sarazin were in charge of night at the Roswell hall. This same
ment in the second grade at the In the first gome; Ontario vs Enter at Rexburg. Idaho. Funeral arrange
'ROUND TOWN
table arrangements with Mrs. Ray! musical aggregation expects to play
local school this year, the school prise In the third and La Orande vs ments are being held up pending
ADLER LOW BIDDER ___
after
the
fights
Tuesday
night
for
Emmott, Mrs. Ethel Crawford, Mrs.
authorities
found it necessary to Union ln the last game of the even- the arrival of the children.
ON CONTRACT
LET
THURSDAY * FEB. 20th Hollenberg and Mrs. Arthur Boydell a dance.
divide
the
class,
giving half to Miss- lng Tlie tournament Is being con
Dirt
starting
to
fly
on
new
service
ln chage of the food. The program
EXAMINER TO BE
, . . Four Nyssa young men Hettie Medesker and a new teacher. doc ted on a double elimination basis. AUTO HERE
H. J. Adler of Nyssa was the low was ln charge of Mrs^ John Young All drivers who are Interested lr. station
TOURS., MARCH 9th
Miss Margaret Oalley has been hired
dashing
down
the
street
in
undies
bidder on the contract let at the rec- and Miss Hettie Medesker.
TWIN
BOYS
BORN
to
take
the
other
division.
Miss
Oal
.
.
.
Art
and
Ed
Norcott
looking
for
the examination for drivers
Mr and Mrs. Merritt Greeling. Jr.
lamation office ln Ontario last,
,. . taking
is f-om Hubbard. Oregon and is
or chauffeurs license, or who wish excuse to go to fight ln Boise (and ley
Thursday. February 20. with the bid John Burma» had t r t t o to
a graduate of the Bellingham Nor Twin boys were born Saturday left Thursday morning for their
finding
it)
.
.
.
Mrs.
Edwards
mis
renew
their
licenses
are
reminded
of $6.712. The contract was for th e. Monday night with
motocy that the examiner will be at the city laying her pocketbook . . . Edna Burt mal. Before coming to Nyssa she evening to Mrs. Chan Warner; both home ln Yakima after spending their
placing of some small siphon pipe on near Payette and «MddM on the hall
had five years of experience teach little fellows being healthy speci two weeks vacation here visiting at
next Thursday. March 6th from diving Into a mud puddle . . .
the Kingman sub-laterals Oeo ' slick highway He received a badly 1 p. m.
ing She Is staying at ths Eva Boy- mens. Mr. Warner died last fall the parental M M Oreeling and C.
to
5
p.
m.
for
the
purpose
of
H°nly of Nyssa put ln the next low skinned face and numerous bruises examining applicants.
C. Hunt homes.
from pneumonia.
dell
home.
_
| in the mishap.
INARD DISTRICT
FOR P. I BINKLEY
ALIVE WHEN BANK
CAVES IN MONDAY
POWER COMPANY
Almost Loses
Middle llld
Birthday Party
Planned Sun
FIGHTS TO BE
HELD TUESDAY
Masonic - Star^
Banquet Held_
Monday Night
Nyssa Wins
Two Ball Games
Over Week End
Townsend Club
Social Night Held
At E agles Hall
/
WINNER OF DOT
Capt. H. Lee Noe
Funeral Today
Firemen Called
To Blaze Friday