NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS., NOV. 18,1937
ens Armistice Day.
Ezma Harrison who has been
visiting at the home cf her sister,
Mrs. Sherman Wilson, left Wednes­
Mr an Mrs. Grant Harrison and day with Mr and Mrs. Ora Newgen
daughter Ooldie cf Portland, Ore­ of Wilder on a trip through Calif­
1 Cent Per Word
gon, arrived Sunday for a short visit ornia.
Minimum Charge 25c
with their daughters, Mrs. Sherman
Miss Katherine Meyers of Nampa
“I tell you, Dad, these Marines are
Wilson and family, and Mrs. Ora was a guest at the home of Orvilla
a
bunch
of
yellow
bellies
and
dirty
Newgen and family of Wilder. They Vertrees on Armistice day.
REWARD—For return of a slip
left for their home Tuesday morn­ Mrs. Cecil Scott and daughters
scraper, re-lnlorced with strap punks. I hate their guts. The whole
damned
outfit.
ing.
Iron underneath. X welded on ball.
were week end guests at the h:me
Orvilla Vertrees was a week end of Mr. and Mrs. Mosley at Vale.
Had fifty toot cable attached. Re­ "Hey, Joe, give me another drink."
The little man addressed as Dad.
guest of her sister, Yulah Vertrees
turn to Journal Office. 18N3tp.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Caldwell were
known to his less Intimates as Mr.
at the home cf Dr. 3nd Mrs. Budge
visitors
In Nampa Monday.
Dudley
Jones,
scarcely
reached
to
in Boise.
For Rent
Edna Barker was an overnight
the shoulder of the tall Marine at
Gene Reed and son Allan and
FOR
RENT—Shed and ground his right, as they bellied upto the
Troy Gooinj returned Monday even­ guest of Olive Bailey Sunday.
space suitable for machinery or bar at "Joe's Water Front", hang
Mr. and Mrs. Raym.nd Boston
ing from an unsucessful deer hunt.
cars. Corner Second and Park, ltp out for men in from the seven seass
Mr and Mrs. Leon Higby were and family cf Thousand Springs
11-18
and from the four corners of the
business visitors in Caldwell S at­ were dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Boston Wednes­
earth.
urday.
Lost
Now Mr. Jones shook his head as
Mr. and Mrs. Rae Sparks cf Yak­ day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hicks enter­
ima, Washington, returned the alt-
LOST—Watch and fob, with Ar­ this hulky son of his gulped down
ter part of the week and are s'aylng tained several friends at a love'y
kansas state seal. Return to this the straight whiskey that Joe shot
at the home of his perants, Mr. and birthday dinner Sunday at their
office and receive reward, ltp 11-18 across the bar at him, shivered and
home, honoring the birthdays of
Mrs. Sparks.
growled “Rot gut."
Mr. Jones himself was a tee total-
Betty Osterkamp was a week end Miss Gertrude Hicks and Mr. R. S.
For Sale
er, whose Idea of a perfect drink
guest at the home of June Webster and Mrs. Fred Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
McIntyre. Those present were Mr.
on the new project.
FOR SALE—Span of heavy mares, was gingerale straight. But not
Mrs. George Bailey and daughter Wade R binson, Mrs. R. S. Mc-
wagon and harness. Six miles John this son of his. John's Idea was
Olive were dinner guests at the Har- i | Tntyre, Mr. and Mrs. John Trice and
southwest of Nysaa. D. R. DeOross whiskey straight and plenty of It.
children of Nampa, (Mrs. Trice was
Just like Mamie's father, thought
ry Barker home Sunday.
lN2tp.
Mr. oJnes, the boy’s grandfather,
Mr. and Mrs. Ura Rcbinson re­ formerly Naomi Kropp, who taught
FOR SALE-Staymen Winesap ap­ who was wont to remark of John
turned Monday after spending sev­ the preliminary grades at Apple
ples 35 cents a bushel. Bring baskets. prldefuTly, "The lad's the spit Image
eral days hunting In the mountains Val’ey for several years), the guests
Fresh cider 25 cent a gallon. Bring of me."
above New Meadows. They were not of honers, Mr. McIntyre and Miss
containers. F. W. Sherwood. O. 21tf
As John shook his shoulders and
The duke and duchess of Windsor pictured during a tour of inspection of Slemenstadt, the Siemens work­ successful in bagging a deer. Other Hicks, and tire hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston and
FOR SALE—Turnips. 50 cents a shoved his cap farther back on his ers' colony near the great electric factory in Berlin. The distinguished visitors were escorted by Hermann unsuccessful deer hunters returning
sack and bring sack. T. T. Elliott head Mr. Jones was reminded anew von Siemens, who acted as guide and explained that his company cared for 150,000 workers from various Monday were J. I. Boston and son family were dinner guests at the
of all this. He thought of the time parts of Germany.
Roy, eLe Hcbbs and sen George and home of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Boston,
Kingman Kolony. 2tp 11-18.
when he and Mamie had visited her
Kenneth Nlrhols. Howeper the party Armistice Day.
Several fathers and <rns from th's
Including George Bailey, Jim Cor-
FOR SALE—Just like new, an Al­ folks In St. Paul and her old man
rell. and Forrest Whisler were for­ community attended the Father-Son
len Parlor Furnace Heatrola. Wm. had insisted that he go with him sounded thuddy. Like a sack of flour
tunate i ngettlng at least one deer. banqoet in Parma Thursday even­
down to Pat's for Just one little being dropped from a high place to
E. Schireman. 140tf
snort. There had been a Swede next the earth.
Mary Boston, student a t the C. cf ing.
R. A. Scott was accidently hit In
FOR SALE—40 acres, 25 acres has to the Old Man Just like the un­ Then pandemonium broke loose.
her parents.
been fanned this year. Complete shaven Individual on Johns right John backed against the bar swing­
I., spent the week end at he home of the leg by a bullet fired from his
far mequlpment. 3 miles N west of now, who had argued with Mamie’s ing a bottle a t any and all comers.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Meldvedt and brother’s gun. Dr. Mitchell dressed
A chair hurled through the air at
Nyssa on Power and gravel road. O. father that Scotch was better than
daughters of Boise were guests at the wound and at the present writ­
Rye. Mr. Jones remembered how the his head. John ducked it, arms beat
O. Scott. 140tf
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Stev­ ing It Is healing nicely.
Spain and Portugal are alone oners cf war would be looked upon
Swede sounded when he hit the out in all directions. The angry mass
with
horror
in
any
civilized
country.
FOR SALE—Ten weaner pigs, good flood. Thuddy like a sack of flour moved toward him and dragged him among the nations of the world in
strain, % mile south of Big Bend dropped from a high place to earth. out onto the floor. It looked bad for in the use of the garrote for the ex- The mass execution of political pris­
oners would be a worse offense
Park. O. J. Pinkston. 18N2tp.
The Swede had landed In the hos­ John, when some Coast Guards eution of criminals who have been But a shameful death lige common
3rd AND M AIN STREETS
tied
to
a
post,
an
Iron
collar
attach-
FOR SALE—1936 Dodge truck, with pital, Mr. Jones recalled. Mamies dropped in and saw a brother in condemned to death. The felon Is against clvillzaticn and humanity,
TIRES— BATTERIES— HEATERS
beet body. Tires In good condi­ papa had taken a ride in the police uniform in distress. Mr. Jones re­ ed to the post Is placed around his felons, visited on eighty of those
tion. Has only 9000 miles. Eton axle. van with proper escort and Mr. membered later how splc and span
men
who
have
offended
nothing
neck, the collar is tightened by a
they looked before they Joined In.
Auto Repairs on Credit
Jones had paid the fine.
Bill DeGrofft. 18N2 tp.
other than their membership in an
Coats were ripped, caps flew. screw device at the back, and death organization such as the Free­
The resemblence between the two
Buy as you ride—Enjoy safe riding
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Gasoline men was becoming more evident Grunts and groans. Black eyes and caused by strangulaticn.
In the old Spanish town of Mal­ masons, known the world over for
washing machine motor, In good with each successive drink of rot gut blasphemy.
Its
work
of
charity
and
its
prin­
No Fuss, No Delay, No Bother
Sailors from a battle ship cruised aga, sunny city of grape and fig and ciples of fraternity, equals In sav­
condition, or will trade for small that went down John’s throat. And
electric motor suitable for washing the spark in his eyes and he siffen- by and hearing the noise peared in­ olice on Spain's Mediterranean sea- agery and malevolent ferocity any­
A little to pay each week
machine.
James Malloy, Nyssa ing back spelled danger for some side, then Jumped into the middle coast, now In the hands of the Span­ thing which has happened even
Heights. 18Nov ltp.
one. Of this Mr. Jones was certain. of things. Furniture toppled over, ish rebels, six of these horrid instru­ ameng the most barbarous nations.
Carefully he addressed his stormy bottles hurtled headlong through ments cf death had been erected
Masons of the United States seem
FOR SALE or TRADE—Hawthorne petrel.
space, an electric light globe popped. on scaffolds in the prison yard.
bicycle. In fine condition. Will
Somewhere a riot call sounded. Early on the morning of October helpless in any attempt to prevent
“But, John, you’ve enlisted for
trade for heifer calf. Louts Recla. four years. Really son you should be Police appeared. Big burley fellows 20th all of these grim devices were further tragedies of this sort. None
2'4 miles of Adrian on highway. 19 a man and see It through."
In use. Soldiers, officers and execu­ of those exeuted were citizens of the
swinging clubs.
N2tp.
Slowly the mass unwound. Arms tioners cf the forces of General United States, and the attitude of
“Like hell I will. Oh, don't worry
the State Department in such a
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Eighteen I’m not sap enough to go over the and legs showed proper attachment Franco, the rebel leader of the case is that they have no business
Spanish
Fascist,
were
busy.
Squads
to
their
human
bodies.
These
In
head of registered Holstein cattle hill and In ten years or so get pick­
to interfere in the domestic affairs
Faust bull two years old. Six head of ed up and hauled back to do a turn were lined up along the floor of condemned prisoners followed one of another country. It Is likely that
registered shire mares. Nell Dlm- stretch. Not this Jireen. I'll get a or against the wall, and all fingers another, hurried to the scaffolds In the power of public opinion, awak­
scenes unparalleled since the days
pointed to John.
klckout.”
mick. 18Nov ltp.
“There's the b ig stiff. T hat of the French Revolution, until no ened by indignation and horror at
“Kick out.”
what has occurred, is the cnly force
“Sure you know what a kick out damned Marne he started It all. And less than elghtly victims had been which can be brought to bear to
Wanted
These
men
met
death
not
because
but
for
the
strong
arm
of
the
law
is. Get socked for eighteen months
prevent further atrocities.
or so In Eighty Four and then take a th at damned Marine would have they were murderers, nor were
SITUATIO WANTED
executed in this barbarous manner,
been at it again.
kick out.”
“Hey, you leather neck,” the sar- guilty of treason or other high
WANTED- Carpenter or farm work.
"B-But I thought you said Eighty
geant growled. W hat’s the big idea, crimes against the state. Their of­ DANGER OF DEATH
Have had 7 years experience as Pour Is a prison."
IN HOM EM ADE
carpenter; 15 years as farmer. E. E.
"Well what of It? After you're out startin’ all this rumpus on a quiet fense was simply and solely that
Oift, box 424, Nyssa. 18N2tp.
POW ER LINE
you can't work for the government Sonday afternoon. What ‘d’ he do to they were members of the Masonic
Fraternity. No other charge was
but who wants to any way. I’ll show ya?”
WANTED To lease or rent on this bunch of dirty Jippers that they
brought
against
them;
no
other
“Nothing to me. Sir. He called the
A warning was Issued by the Ida­
share crop basis an 80 acre or can't keep me In any outfit th at I Marine Corps a bunch of yellow seems to be needed to invoke the
Steve’s Oregon Mountaineers
ho Power company as the result
larger farm near Nyssa or Adrian. do not want to stay in. Like hell bellies and lousy punks.
death penalty In facsist Spain.
John Pavelka, route 2, Nampa. Ida­ they can."
This well-nigh incredible report of t h e recent experience of a
"Hey, give Dad a drink. He’s
9 p. m .
ho. 18 Nov 3tp.
finds its way to this coutry through fanner, in the Twin Falls section,
"Well, wha 'd' ya want," John fainted.”
of being severely burned, when he
the
Grand
Master
of
the
Grant
Finis
THANKSGIVING NIGHT
WANTED- All your welding Jobs. growled as he turned to answer the
Orient of Spain, now In exile In was attempting to cross a barb-wire
fence,
equipped
with
a
“home­
We promise good work and fair unouth individual on his other side
Paris. It Is accompanied by a piteous
“Just like that time In St. Paul." FIRST OREGON CORN SHOW
prices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone
appeal to the Masons of America made" electrical circuit attachment.
And with thought shivers started
56F2.
SET FOR NOV. 29 TO DEC. 4 for help. It is feared th at thees ex­ A ccmbination of wet hands and
playing tag on Mr. Jones spine.
ecutions will continue, as pressure to wet ground almost proved fatal to
Dolefully he sipped his staling ging­
the man, resulting in severe burned
Miscellaneous
er ale and thought th at he had not
Premiums for Oregon's first state­ that end is being brought by the hands before he was able to tear
LADIES FREE
fanatic
Cardinal
Segura
of
the
Ro­
HAULING—All kinds, Oregon ana wanted John to be a Marine. In fact wide com show, scehuled for P ort­
loose, according to the report.
Idaho License. Hugh Glasgow he had pleaded for a quiet civilian land November 29 to December 4, man Catholic Church. They implore
Advice Given
life and matrimony with perhaps | are divided equally between adult the influence of American Masons
Phone 36-F3. Jan 16tf.
"Anyone
using
an electrical fence,"
against
a
continuation
of
these
mas­
an ushershlp In the church as final growers and 4-H com club mem­
Bernard Frost of the Idaho Power
BRAKE WORK—Let us put your reward But John had wanted to go bers. The two groups will compete sacres.
Some confirmation of the report ompany said, “should take great
car or truck brakes In first class places and do tilings like the re­ against each other only for sweep-
condition. Special equipment and cruiting posters said, and now that stakes. however. Hudnreds of entries is found In a message received direct care th a t the current Is not too
trained men at your service. Pruyn he was in it. he had changed his mind In both groups have already been from Spain by a native of that strong, and th at the fence and nec­
country now living in the United essary wiring is properly installed
Auto Repair. Phone 56F2.
an had intimated at least that made, say those in charge.
neither fire nor hot water could keep
The shew Is sponsored by the States. This message gives substan­ and in gcod working condition,
him there. He was going to take a First National bank of Portland, tially the same account of the ex­ “Most mechanical electric fences
CARD OF THANKS
kick out and evidently nothing could j with the cooperation of the agricul­ ecutions, and names of four or five are alright, since the current is not
We wish to express our deepest change his mind. Certainly nothing | tural committee of the Portland of the victims who were friends of passing through them all the time.
“Our greatest fear Is that some
thanks to our many friends for the that Mr. Jones could say about In­ chamber of commerce and Oregon this gentleman, or with whom he
kind sympathy and beautiful floral testinal fortitude and seeing the J State college, and will be held at the was well acquainted. One was a | child not possessed of the strength
offerings during the bereavement of thing through would change his j Portland public market. J. J. Ins- University professor, another a needed to tear himself away from
our loving husband, and father, and mind. John In prison and he dis­ keep, Clackamas county agent. Is member of a commercial firm, a such a fence, may be caught and
father-tn-law.
graced and nothing to be done.
chairman of the committee In third a sanitary engineer. He Is as- ! killed in an attem pt to cross seme
Mrs. Anna Dali
At this point angry voices inter- j charge, which la composed of repre­ surred th at the only charge which field.
“We urge everyone using these
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard
rupted Mr. Jones mlseration and he sentatives of the three agencies con­ could be Justly brought against them
, fences to observe the greatest cau­
Is that they were Freemasons.
Mr and Mrs. John Zittercob
had Just time to duck the swing of | cerned.
The oold-blooded killing of pris­ tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo Matherly
John's arm as It shot up to meet the
200,000 Acres Required
Mr and Mrs Dale Lafcey
hirsute visage of the stranger at his j In pointing out the Importance of
Mr and Mrs. P I. Dafcs
right.
the development of corn growing In
Mr Lee Dali
No need to look! Mr Jones heard Oregon. R. E. Pore, assistant agron­
Mr Harold Dali
Something hit the floor which I omist at Oregon State college, and a
member of the committee, said that
while It Is estimated that there were
HUSBANDS approve the
about 76,000 acres of field com
shopping jaunts that lead the Want-
grown in Oregon this year. It would
require about 200.000 acres to sup­
Ads way ! They know real economy
ply thedemand In this state alone
. . , and they recognize it in the Want-
There Is no question, he said, but
Ad columns of the Journal! Here
that Oregon can and should raise a
great deal more com, as soon as var­
they find the things they want, to o ...
ieties most adapted to conditions
sporting goods, automobiles, posi­
here have been defllntely determin­
tions, The Want-Ads jaunt is one
ed Many farmers of the state are
now cooperating with the Oregon
shopping tour that husbands enjoy
extension service In carrying on
along with their wives.
demonstration trUfb of various var­
ieties of corn.
Phone 19 for Information and Rates
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When the Windsors Visited Nazi Workers
APPLE VALLEY
By MISS NORMA STOUT
New Horrors Against
Masons In Spain
Nyssa Garage
Thanksgiving
DANCE
Big Bend Park
Thursday, Nov. 25
Said Mr. X to Mrs. X
Remember That
IT'S S A V IN G
COLD
MORNINGS
GIVE
W ARNING!
For
Perfect
Lighting
FLOOR LAMPS—3-way Indirect I.E.S.
BRIDGE LAMPS, TABLE LAMPS
All Priced to Sell
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Spring Canyon
We Have Modem Equipment
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PIPE LAYING
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