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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1937 ' f Illumination of San Francisco Bridge Points to Greater Highway Safety •zzzçmmmmm a t week for an extended stay in Oklahoma where he was called last all by the death of his brother. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Summy were u.iness visitors in Ontario Thurs day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Jack Van Landtng- nam moved to Caldwell last week. A amilv frem Nebraska have rented their farm. Apple Valley was well represented at the basketball tournament in Paima all four nights. Mr. Carl Barker cf New Meadows was an overnight guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pettit Monday even ing. He returned to New Meadows Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Commons of Wilder were dinner guests Sunday at the Pettit and Bailey home. JORDAN VALLEY By MRS ISABELLE LEE Finley McKenzie and son Norman of Succor Creek accompanied by Dennis Swisher of Sluaville were visiting friends and transacting in Jordan Tuesday. SAN FRANCISCO—At night the With this prodigious activity and business and Mrs. Sam R. Scott return San Franclsco-Oaklaml Bay Bridge, the World's Fair coming on, the ed Mr. Tuesday from a short visit in one of the World's greatest engi next step is to expedite the transfer Boise. neering feats, Is a marvel of beauty, of mail which is the very life blood illluminated with the new sodium of industry, between the great com Ambrose Maher of Cliffs. Idaho 'lamps especially developed for visi munities on either side of San spent Monday night in Jordan on bility at night, It makes the use of Francisco Bay. Here again the his way to Boise to attend a meet heailllghts unnecessary. The Il great bridge comes Into play for ing of the Grazing Board. lumination of the bridge is already leaders are urging that the post The load to Arock which has been being pointed out as an Illustration department Install a pneu closed by the snow was opened on of what can be done to diminish olllce matic mail tube service across the Tuesday and a number of people the terrible toll of death and acci Franclsco-Oakland Bridge. B)| were in town for supplies. Among dents at night caused by poor visi San this means they point out mail] them were Joe Telleria, who was bility on our highways. purchasing supplies for his sheep could be shot through the tubes at camp. The California Toll Bridge Au high speed between post offices on. thority engaged for this Installation Mr. and Mrs. James Eiguren who side of the Bay. Pneumatic visited the General Electric Company either the Mallea home and mail tubes have long been in opera «hose scientists have also pro tion across Brooklyn Bridge be cid red at corn as their hay supply duced an incandescent luminaire s getting short. installed with great success on tween Manhattan and the Brooklyn1 John Lequeria was buying sup- several important stretches of high General Post Office at Borough Hall. piles and visiting his family recently. A bill for the extension of this tubo Carlton way. Fretwell purchased hay of Modern Illumination means that line to FloFd-Bennett Field, New George the great bridge will serve traffic York's municipal airport, is now sheep. Parks to finish wintering his as well by night as by day. One before Congress. Ted Connors returned Monday of the civic leaders of San Fran Similarly, the San Francisco from a short business trip to Cald cisco pointed out the other day of Commerce Is advocat well and Homedale. that the San Francisco Bay area Chamber a mail tube line to connect the The Union High directors pur is a single economic unit. With ing Oakland Terminus of the bridge chased a lot in the Pioneer addition an estimated population of 1.S98,- over to the million dollar airport from Carlton Fretwell. As soon as 092. its retail trade exceeds owned by the City of Alameda. weather conditions permit the build $989,000,000; wholesale t r a d e site or ing of a high school gymnasium will amounts to $2,031,000,000; indus By this step air transcontinental mail reaching the be started. trial output at the last census $786.- trans-Pacific Alameda airport could be shot by Mr. and Mrs. Deylos Foster made 00O.OO0. Water borne commerce in compressed air through the pneu the trip on horseback from their 1934 amounted to $1.059,000.000, home to Jordan Tuesday. Mr. Foster ranking the San Francisco Bay matic tubes, reaching the San Fran went to Rome returning Friday. area second among all ports of the cisco post office in less than ter Mrs. on Foster visited friends and minutes after its arrival by plane. relatives United States. in Jordan. They returned heme Saturday. Pam Rcss made a short business with Henly Construction Co. BIG BEND NEWS work A very large crowd attended the trip to railroad points returning Sat By MRS. E. H. BRUMBACH urday. Touts sale Tuesday afternoon. Joe Yturraspe and Joe Zatacia A crew of Idaho Power men spent Wade P. T. A. will meet Friday several days in this vicinity put hauled two truck loads of corn to afternoon. March 5th at the home ting in poles high enough for der Arock Wednesday. of Mrs. Dyre Roberts. Mrs. Margaret Snyder, who is to pass under in safety. The Hight family who lived on the ricks teaching at Pleasant Valley and her The HEC of Big Bend Grange H. J. Sloan ranch moved last week will meet Thursday March 11 at the father. Prime Hardesty of Cliffs to a ranch near Nyssa. went to Caldwell Friday evening. home of Mrs Joe King. This will be Mrs. M. Barnett was Boise visitor an all day meeting to be spent Dr. W W. Jones took Norman Mc Sunday. Kenzie to the Veterans hospital in Mr. and Mrs. Bert LaRue and hunting. Boise Friday. Mrs. McKenzie accom family of Vale were Sunday visitors them. APPLE VALLEY panied at the Arch Parker and E. E.Park- Mrs. Jack Dunning is raring for By MISS NORMA STOUT er homes. the children during Mrs. McKenzie’s Miss Wilma Colwell spent the week absence. Mr. E. A. Summy and Ralph made Tlte Catholic Ladies Altar society end at her home In Fruitlanri. B. G. Roberts Is having a new p bu.'files; trip to Nampa Saturday met at the home of Mrs. Wm. J. house built on his lower ranch in with apples to sell at the sale yards Shea on Thursday. which Mr. and Mr.;. Wesley Roberts there. Plans were made for the St. Pat- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Caldwell were ric dance and supper which is giv will live. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Parker receiv dinner guests Friday at the home of en by the Catholic ladies. At the ed word of the arrival of a new Mrs. Rollo Rucker. close of the meeting a delicious granddaughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lawrence Triece and Mrs lunch was served by the hostess. Kenneth Parker on February 25 at Gene Reed called at the home of Mr. Ed Maher and daughter Mi. and Mrs.Sapp in Nampa Sun Teresa went to Boise Tuesday re their home in Klamath Falls. Misses Margaret and Alice Weir day. turning Saturday in a new Ford had a telephone installed in their Betty Osterkamp is reported to be sedan. quite ill with an attack cf sugar The PTA held its third card party home Tuesday. Mrs. R. L. Haworth returned to diebitis. Several years ago Betty had Friday night. A very enjoyable even her work as teacher in Nyssa high her first attack and since then has ing was silent. school Monday after a two weeks been on a strictly sugarless diet. The P. T. A. is raising money to vacation recuperating from an attack Her many friends hope for her send the 4-H club winners to the rpeedy recovery and that she will summer school. of flu. Irwin Emery, cow buyer from Mrs. C. E. Peck and Mrs. Lester soon be back in school again. French and Jackie were Boise visit Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Schultz and family spent Sunday visiting at the ors Monday. A large crowd attended the school home of Mr. and Mrs. Mar Schmidt program at Wade school Friday of Parma. evening. Each child showing the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones were careful training received. Mrs. F. A callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miller as pianist assisted the teach Lloyd Caldwell Thursday afternoon. ers with the program. Two cakes W. S. Adams left Friday evening were sold to provide a Founders with friends in Oregon for a short Day fund. Coffee and sandwich:.? visit. f ir. and Mrs. Stanley Stout were were served after the program. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Miller and business visitors in Ontario and family were Caldwell visitors Sat Payette Thursday. Several students from this com urday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker, who munity attended the Parma-Notus spent several days vsiting in the E. basketball game in Notus Friday E. Parker home moved to Ontario evening. Tuesday where Vernon is nearer his Lawrence Triece returned home Quality Furniture For You . . . W AN 1 LL>—tiawllifig . ggs irom Marling who has been in Jordan re cently. shipped a truckload of cattle blood-tested, pure bred, heavy breed hens. V’lll pay 25c per dozen to Caldwell Wednesday and another one Thursday. at hatchery. Cains' Hatchery, On tario, Oregon. M4tfc W. S. Maher has purchased hay at Rates lc per word, pec issue; Minimum charge 15c, cash in ad the Charles McIntyre place on Cow vance. If charged. ,m m u _ i is 25c. Want Ads bring big r- su.ts. WANTED—9 Inch fate vslve for Creek. On Sunday he took a bunch All.s-Cha.mer pump. Jim Boor of cattle there from his ranch in 25-2tc. Jordan Valley. Mrs. Violet Skinner substituted for TOR SALE—One 320 egg Never Fal MISCELLANEOUS Mr. Blakely In the seventh and 11OUND—Ola :?es. Call ut journal incubator, nearly new, price $-0 FOR KENT WFI DTNG-By e ectriclty, high eighth grade Thursday aftemcon 244 miles SE Nyssa bridge. Geo. cl class werk at Pruyn Garage 2-4-tf Ben Swisher of Boise was a busi FOR RENT—4 acres farm land close L. Smlt. 2-18 tie. ness visitor in Jordan Saturday. in and 80 acres of cleared land on TOR SALE—Turnip-, $1.50 a hund NOTICE—I want to do your plow Mr. and Mrs. Noble of Trout Creek new project. Frank Pierson, mile red. Leslie Schafer. Kingman Ko’.- work; nothing but first class work were in town Saturday. ony. F18 to Mar4 • or your money refunded. One trial Dick Gluch of Pleasant Valley was south of Nyssa. 2-25-2tp. in town for supplies Friday FOR RENT—Twenty acres of beet FOR SALE—Few tons of clean Fed will convince vou. Second to none ground. Cash rent. Mrs. H. R. eration wheat. Raised on new land. when it comes to plow work and blacksmithing G. E. Snod R. Cornell. 6 miles SW of Nyssa. 1 general ADRIAN NEWS Quinby. M4. grass. Larsen and Towne shop 8- By MRS. CLARK ENOS FOR RENT -80 acre irrigated farm. mile west Deseret ranch. Feb. 11-M p 61tfc. Will rent for cash with part in ad FOR SALE—Federation seed wheat Charlie A. Rose returned to his vance. Fully improved. Phone 59L2. Good and clean, raised on new HAULING -All kinds, Oregon and home in Payette after a two days Wilder 3-4-2tp. land. 1 3-4 miles west of Deseret Idaho License. Hugh Glasgow. visit in the home of his daughter FOR RENT—80 acres new land, 144 Sheep ranch. H. L. Sisson. Route 1 Phone 36-F3. Jan 16tf. Mrs. R. C. Enos and family. miles west Owyhee school. Chas. Nyssa. F4-2tp. KALSOMINIMG and waterproofing Mrs. Ed Newton returned to her Bradley. 2-25-tfc. basements a specialty. All work WORK WANTED heme on Oregon Slope Saturday. She has been nursing her daughter Mrs. TOR RENT—Nice roo' i in modern WANTED—Would like steady Job on guaranteed. Also sharpen sa\*x scissors and all kinds of tools. An Gcrrit Muntjewerff. Mrs. Ted New home. Mrs. H. R. Quinby. 34-tfc the farm on monthly salary. Mar drew McGinnis. 2-18-tfc. ton and children accompanied her ried. 1 boy 15 years old. II. C. S.h- FOR SALE for an overnight visit. rader. 1st house north of Dixon Holly Bros., are making improve SALE—4-row Moline beet or home. F25 2tp. ments In their pumping system by TOR putting in a new pump and new bean cultivator. Herb Fisher. M31tp WANTED—Steady work on farm b\ A MODERN tank. FOR SALE—One used washing man with family. Hava had tractor Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thompson machine $15; and one used Philco experience. Miller. Inquire at HOME. . . moved their trailer house to the par Radio $16. Shane Appliance. South Nyssa Grain Lee and Se?d. M4 2t pd ental A1 Thompson home in Nyssa of Halverson’s. Sunday. WANTED—A chance to prove we Miss Benita Gaviola was an over TOR SALE—Victory seed cats. May can save you money by welding You can have your home mod night guest in the R. C. Enos home be seen at Nyssa Flour Mill. 3-4- broken machinery. Pruyn Garage. 2- ernized with high grade 3tp. Saturday night. 4*tf. plumbing and at a surprising Raymond Holly of Ontario spen* TOR SALE—One or two acres of ly reasonable cost. We will be WANTED the week end with the D. T. Holly land in Nyssa, no Improvements. J. glad to explain and estimate family. Smith at Shane Appliance Co. WANTED—Would like to find some your needs. Mrs. H R. Otis and Mrs. J. E. Hol C. one to chop up apple trees on ly attended Book Club at the homo Nyssa. 3-4-ltc. have about 100 trees. T. A. of Mrs. R. L. Haworth in Big Bend TOR SALE—Good second hand bi shares, - 0 - Donjon at Sleep orchard, ltp. Saturday. cycle. Buster Keizer. The robin Is not the only forerun WANTED—Houses to rent. See GEO. J. KINZER ner of spring. Ted Newton, Gerrit TOR SALE—We will sell, rent or Frank T Morgan. Plumber Muntjewerff and R. C. Enos dug lease our land to the right man their golf clubs out of winter quar who is equipped. See us at once. R. WANTED—T w o Buff Monorca PHONE 134-J-2 PARMA roosters. Write Mrs. H. Truelson ters Sunday and tried a work out on J. Davis. M41tp. Nyssa. Oregon. Route 1. 3-4-2tp the Parma course. SEED GRAINS—Seed Mr and Mrs. Charles McConnell TOR SALE seed trebl barley and Certi and daughter Ellen spent Sunday fied oats, Federation wheat. C. C in Emmett visiting Mr. and Mrs Bari Cotton, Kingman seed Kolony. M4tfc Sparks. The Howard Connaughey family SALE—Gallon Jugs and half were week end visitors of Mrs. Con- TOR gallon jars at Nyssa Pharmacy. naughey's sister, Mrs. John Jarvis TOR SALE—Good seed wheat. See R. and family, L. Patton. Nyssa, Oregon. 3-4 mile west of Owyhee school house. M41tp KINGMAN PTA TO MEET SALE—Seeu Wheat. Also There will be a meeting of the FOR Rhode Island Red Setting eggs. Kingman Kolony PTA at the Adrian Blood tested. G. Stam. Mar4 2tp. school house Friday afternoon at 2:30. The program will center TOR SALE!—Early Bliss Potatoes, 2 A Free Show of Interest to all farmers will be around the subject “Better English.” years from certified seed. Elliot Everyone Invited. Shown on Bros. Kingman Kolony. F25-4tc. FOR SALE—Four comer lots, across MONDAY, March 8th at Kingman Kolony school street from Bolse-Payette Lumber Co. Write Box 502, Nampa, Idaho. TUESDAY, March 9th, Cairo Grange Hall Feb25-Mar,18. WEDNESDAY March 10, Owyhee Irrigation TOR SALE;—40 head of work horses. Office in Nyssa. You can find almost anything you want; young colt-broke stock, gentle -■ s s . All Shows Start at 8 P. M. work teams, mares, geldings or what do you want? All good heavy-boned to o'# stock. Also several springer heifers. A special Discussion of Fertilization of Sugar Beet Lands and our e*cei* perlortu See R. F. Duncan, 3 miles from Nys How to Increase Production . . . An Explanation of Fertilizer Ü4W ** prou*"'' sa on Adrian highway. 2-25-2tp. Benefits That Can Be Secured under the Soli Conservation Act. bhetu. * * eiXab lb * - FOR SALE - 80 ewes and their lambs V> oUt reput»U01' | G. W. Kay lor; farm next to old j Owyhee bridge. 2-25-4tc. Presented By FOR SALE—Baby chicks, all popula’ ANACONDA SALES COMPANY breeds $10.00 per 100 and up Bab' AMALGAMATED SUGAR COMPANY turkeys $40.00 per 100. Order now Custom hatching. Cain’s Hatchery Ontario, Oregon. F25tfc. 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