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NTSSA OATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2(1. lftSS CLASSIFIED ADS COW HOLLOW ■ 9 By H ie Happy Farmer Nyssa Junior Gate City Journal Many of us are really working now to get our cisterns completed and filled before the water goes off in the canals. Edited by Students of Nyssa High School Johnny Hamilton has had his cis For Sale I ROOM and BOARD tern completed four of five days but hasn’t filled it yet. FARM LANDS STAFF TOUCHDOWN PASS DEFEATS BULLDOGS SUGAR Factory Boarders—920 per We think Johnny better get it Editor-In-Chief.......... Ann Johnson 40ACRES new land. All cleared month Wilson Coffee Shop 22Stf filled and see if it is going to hold. Assistant Editor Hollis DeOrofft IN GAME WITH FRUITLAND HERE FRIDAY with 1J acres alfalfa and 8 acres Many a farmer last year, barely got Sports Editor............... Merle Kurts of clover. 5 miles from Nyssa. Box For Rent Assignment Editors—Joyce Ash his cistern filled when the water Nyssa Team Rallies in Closing 1 Journal. 20Olxp. PASTURE for sheep. 40 acres of al went off, only to find it would not craft, Floy .Byram and Lorraine Minutes of Contest With Ridder. CALENDAR hold and the water gone in the falfa and clover. Box 62. or call Strong Passing Attack For Sale ditch. Alumni—Nelda Chamberlain and Barney Ligart 2 m. N. and 3 m. W Friday — Vacation, Teachers CITY PROPERTY Nyssa. 1301xp Russell Howell has made two cis Nadine Crocker A pass completed by Fruitland in Institute. Features—Robert McCoy, Robert the last few minutes of play broke terns one large one for stock and Tuesday—Girl's glee club, 3 MODERN Stucco 5-room house. Duffy. Norbert Sarazln and Herbert a 13-13 tie and gave the Fruitland j Wanted To Buy a smaller one for house use. o'clock. Hard wood floors, fire place, base Smith. Bears the game 20-13. Upon filling the smaller one he ment, garage, cheap. Near school. CLEAN, large cotton rags. 10c per Wednesday—Boy’s glee club, 3 Reporters—Members of the Jour The opening kickoff was received j Write Thelma F. Halverson, Box 16, pound on subscription or 5c per found it would not hold so he drew nalism class oclock; Schoolmasters' ban by Cecil Benson of Nyssa. Early in ; the water out and white-washed Hines, Ore. * 20O3xc pound cash. quet. 6:30 o’clock. the opening quarter Stanley Ray both cisterns with pure cement and Thursday or Friday—Emmett received a kick on his own goal line FOUR Room house and three lots. water. He doesn't have to worry OUR DIVIDENDS football g a m e , here, 3 STRAYED STOCK and ran it back through a broken Or' will trade. Call Journal office. about hauling water any more. o'clock. If there Is any single factor that field for a touchdown. Nyssa failed 503xp PICKED up on my farm a stray Elza Niccum, Clarence Nlccum makes for success in living, it is the Jersey Heifer Owner may have and Chuck Share are all racing with ability to draw dividends form de to convert. Later in the same quar ------ N. H. S.----- same by identification and paying time to see if they can get their feat. Many times sucoess has been ter on of Nyssa's long passes was For Sale for this advertisement. William cisterns completed and filled before reached because the person was intercepted by a Fruitland man and FURNITURE carrlde over for a Fruitland score. HIGHWAY PATROL Fretwell, Big Bend. 1303xp the water goes off. able to analyze defeat and actually GOOD Kitchen Range. In excellent Doc Raffington and Elza Nlccum profit by it in his next undertaking. Fruitland converted to make the LEADERS NAMED condition. New grates. John Lien- were the only ones in Cow Hollow If you confuse defeat with failure, score stand 7-6. Lost In the second quarter Harold KEISER, HALE. MATLOCK TO hard, on Reberger farm. 202xp. to dig a cistern last year and they then you are doomed indeed to fail SMALL half grown pup, white with both are completing a stock cistern Holmes carried a Fruitland kick LEAD RESPECTIVE SHIFTS ure. For it isn’t defeat that makes brown spots. Answers to name of for this year. 9x12 Taupe Rug. 9x9 Umbrella tent back to the Bears' 15 yard line. A you fall; it is your own refusal to at W. A. McNall ranch, 414 miles Rex. Last seen Tuesday eve. near Lester Keiser, Robert Matlock Chet Sage has had his cistern see in defeat the guide and incen penalty followed and Fruitland took south Nyssa. 1302xp. Journal office. Finder return to completed and filled for several the ball on their own 19 and with and Oeorge Hale were elected by tive to success. Arline Barnes at Seventh and Park days. line plunges and short passes soon Grant Rinehart, scoutmaster, to be Defeats are nothing to be asham and receive reward. 20Olxp For Sale or Trade Chet is one of the few farmers in ed of. They are routine Incidents in took the ball down the field to lieutenants of the boy scout high Cow Hollow that hires a man and the life of every man who achieves. Nyssa’s goal line and scored again. way patrol which is to be started AUTOS and TRAILERS They converted Just as tile first soon. Found gets his work done when it should Keizer and his patrol of seven O. M. A. C. Truck $125.00. Jessie ON Jordan Valley road, small sized be done and his crop sure snows it But defeat is a dead loss unless you half ended. do face It without humiliation, an The Bulldogs opened the second men will operate at 8 o’clock in the 130tfc ladies ring. Owner may have same too. Graham, Nyssa Realty. alyze it and learn why you failed to half by kicking to Fruitland. The morning. Matlock and his patrol We believe that is one of the most make your objective. If you look 1934 PLYMOUTH Deluxe Car will on Identification and the payment common yard line , will operate at noon. Hale and his . , . ------------------------- bull was taken on their 25 ----------- mistakes most farmers trade for Ford or Chevrolet Pick of this add. H. R. Sherwood. 1303xc make is by not getting a job done upon defeat in the light of a friend- | and soon Nyssa took the ball on 1 patrol will operate at 5 o'clock in up of equal value. Box 242 Nyssa or BOY'S wrist watch on Fourth and when it should be done not one, ly tipster, it ceases to be mortify- downs. After two Nyssa first downs ] the afternoon, Journal Office. 20O2xp ing, and the task of analyzing its and two exchanges of kicks, thej n . H. S. Goode. Owner may have same by two or three weeks later. causes within yourself becomes both Bulldogs again started an offensive 1936 CHRYSLER Sedan, A-l con identifying and paying for this add. Clarence Niccum made himself a interesting and profitable. MUSIC PROGRAM GIVEN drive. A shovel pass for H. Holmes 130tfc stock pond last year which he hoped dition. May be seen at Journal Call Journal Office. BY JUBILEE GRROUP to Oraham and a sharp end run by Not only does defeat prepare us would hold water. He made it the office next week from Monday to Miscellaneous last minute he dared wait, it was for succès#, but nothing car. arouse Stanley Ray resulted in a second Thursday. 1301xc The Eureka Jubilee singers pre about eight feet deep and lacked within us such a compelling desire Nyssa touchdown. The try for point sented a number of Negro spiritual was good and the score was tied, TRUCK chassis with stake body. BRAKE WORK—Let us put your about six inches getting full before to succeed. songs to the students of Nyssa car or truck brakes In first class the water went off. 13 all. N. H. S. Just overhauled. Tom Coward. / The fourth quarter got under way schools last Friday afternoon. 200tfc condition. Special equipment und The first night the water dropped They sang such songs as, “Hear GAME ATTENDANCE trained men at your service. Pruyn about two feet in it, next day an with both teams fighting on even Dem Bells," “Golden Slippers,' Auto Repair. Phone 56F2. terms. With about 10 minutes to A rule was annouced at the be other two feet, it held two weeks For Sale go, Fruitland started another drive "Scandalize My Name," “The Big WANTED-Trucking of all kinds and two days. He has kept it full ginning of the half during the St. with a series of gains through the Bass Viol," and Move the Ark." FARM PRODUCE Dick Smith, Nyssa. Phone 43. dl6tf all summer this year. It has been Joseph football game last Friday to center and a long pass that was They also presented a skit featuring the effect that no one was to leave a fine swimming pool. 100 TONS new land alfalfa. This plantation workers. A while back he shut the water the grandstand at anytime during completed for the final touchdown. hay is cleanest in valley. Prefer to WANTED—All your welding Jobs The group consisted of seven per Nyssa. with but 2 minutes remain We promise good work and fait off for two weeks to see how it that game, or any other game. Mr. sell one lot; will sell lesser amounts. sons, a quartette, soprano, alto and ing went to the air and for the first Box 242 Nyssa, or Journal Office. prices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phone would hold and it dropped about Hollengerg stationed a teacher at accompanist. six inches in two weeks. He hopes to the corner of the grandstand. He time hM its stride with a passing 20O2xp 5CF2. N. H. 8. have stock water in his pond until thought correctly that a number of attack. In four plays the Bulldogs CARD OF THANKS "LITTLE MAN" PICTURE 8HOWN carried the ball 50 yards to the GOOD Solid cabbage U4c pound, students would disregard the rule New Years this year. Wq wish to thank our friends The picture “Little Man” was onions, carrots and squash. C. R They say "possession is nine points and leave the grandstand. The Fruitland 15 as the gun sounded to shown at the high school gym last Strawn, 3 miles south of Fruitland end neighbors for their kindness in law” and Noah Howard still has teacher was to take the names of end the game. Coach Young started the follow Monday afternoon. This picture on Parma highway. 602tp rympathy and for. the beautiful possession of his homestead. A few all students who were seen leaving. flowers during the illness and death ing men: Qarham and Schneiter, which shows the trials and tribunes We hope that in future all stu ends, O. Holmes and Whitman, of boys is being shown to many FALL rye. Ed Nielson. 1 mile W of our loved one—Mrs. Geo. Mac days back a big car with Mr. Newell of Boise. Mr. Haycock and Mr. Mor dents will show more school spirit Hashitanl. 15Stfc Laffcrty, Laurence Mac Lafferty tackles, Keith and Zamora guards, high school in the state by W E gan of Nyssa came up the Hollow and family. Dr. B. N. Mac Lafferty, and up to Howards. I t is reported by obeying rules, and by attending Lewis, center, Ray and Benson, Owens. The high school picture the games. Dr. N. C. Mac Lafferty. halfbacks. Qaston, quarterback, and equipment wm used In showing the For Sale that they tried to explain to Mr It really Is Important that all STOCK Howard why he lost his homestead students attend school activités. H. Holmes, fullback. Substitutes picture. The admission was ten were Osborn, Kurtz, Schwelzer and cents. NEWELL HEIGHTS and tried to make a peaceful settle Only a part of one’s education can Freel. JERSEY Cow giving 5 pals, a day. N. H. S. ment with him, but the Howards be attained from books, the other fresh about a month. Also Jersey N. H. 3. don’t want a settlement they want part is received by associating with ALUMNI BRIEFS Rev. and Mrs. Erhelbarger were calf one month old. Lon S. Root. Lucille Thrasher. Viola Pullen, 20O2xc dinner guests of water Pinkstons the homestead and well they are fellow students.—D. P. CAST RELEASED and Doris Kllngback were visitors still living on it Monday. N. H. 3. FOR MYSTERY PLAY at Nyssa high school last week. It looks bad to see the govern Mr. and Mrs. Olenn McGinnis 3-YEAR old Jersey cow to freshen SPORTS GOSSIP Oct. 20. Wm E. Schweizer. 20Olxp and mother of Mitchell Butte and ment take a mans homestead and NAME OF “DEMON” Margaret Fylllngnes is at Idaho Mrs. Virginia Linville and sons of give it to another, but the govern By Willard Whitman STILL REMAINS QUESTION Sunset Valley were Sunday callers ment has given these homesteads to Falls working in a picture studio. In the game Friday which Nyssa For Sale us and we have obliged ourselves to lost to the Fruitland Bears, the at the Alvon McGinnis home. MACHINERY The cast for the student body Shirlye and Patricia Smith have follow certain rules and laws and line appeared better than in tne Margaret Mitchell is working at It is poor rules and laws that haven’t game with St. Joseph of Boise. Al play, "Demon in the Dark" has been the Van Maltsberger home in Ore FARM-ALL Tractor F-20 and tan- been quite ill the past week. released by Miss Susan Martin, di Last Tuesday the officers of any tetth in them to make us obey though the Fruitland Bears did dum disk. W. H. Fox on the A! gon Trail district. rector. Thompson farm. 15Stfc Kingman Kolony grange presented them gain yardage through the line, they The players Include Oerald War An alumlum ware company enter did not score from this position. the traveling gavel to the Snake Leslie Crocker is working at River grange near Welser, there tained a large goup of neighbors at Their passes were their scoring ren as Duncan McTavlsh, Velma home. For Sale the home of Mr and Mrs Dale Lim- plays. Nyssa was on the watch for Fox as Janet McTavlsh, Zelda were 19 present. Musical Instrument A stork shower was given by Mrs baugh last week of course It was an pass plays but Fruitland was wise Brown as Mary McTavlsh, Ruth Mrs. Lester Oowey, formerly ONE Battery, six volt Crosby radio, Chas Harris for her sister, Mrs. advertising stunt but the neighbors enough to use them only when they Flanary as Etheellnd '"rovor, Frank Dorothy Winters, has greatly im enjoyer a fine supper and the en were in a position to score. One of Johnson as Bob Hildreth, Clarissa complete with Wincharger No. 1 Jake Morge Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith took a tertainment and the company gave their touchdowns resulted when Tlliman as Sondra Trevor, Helen proved from her recent operation. condition. Will sell or trade for cow Boydell as Lizzie Scruggs. Lorraine She is expected to be back in her or pigs. See Webb Pennie 3 miles load of hogs to the Nampa sale last Mrs Limbaugh a real nice hammer Harold Holmes unintentionally ed cast alumlum stew kettle which knocked a pass into a Fruitland Bidder as Dido Davis, Wren En- home at Huston in a few days. west of Funeral Home.. 20Olxp Saturday. smlnger as Juniper Jenks, Oene Mr. and Mrs. Duane Anderson she is very proud of player's hands and enabled him to Futrell as Deryk Vorse, and “?” as Evelyn Haworth is attending col Clarence Niccum and family attended an L. D. S cottage meeting For Sale the Demon. lege at Corvallis. She pledged Delta made at three day trip to Wendell score. at Parma last Thursday The first touchdown for Nyssa Shrubbery Mr and Mrs Andrew McGinnis of to see their parents and to take was made by Stanley Ray on a 100 This play will bd presented early Zeta of which Vera Oarrison Is president. CHINESE Elm trees. For quick Nyssa were callers in Newell Heights home Mrs Niccum’s sister Miss Cora yard run the length of the field and in November. N. H. 8. Short who has been staying with shade. 10-25 and 35 each. Next Monday through the Fruitland players. This Viola Pullen is not attending col Last week while mowing hay for them all summer and has helped later porved to be the spectacular CLASS ADVISORS thirty days best time for planting. lege this year She recently attend NAMED FOR YEAR Claude Willson, Nyssa. 20Otfc his father Cecil Smith became en them to can up a very nice supply play of the game. ed the Pacific International Live tangled with a kicking mule and of fruit for winter use Coach Young finds difficulty in Monday night saw our first frost received a very bad bruise on his leg Class advisors have been appoint stock Exposition. For Sale getting the team in good working Ted Rodgers is planning a nice for this year in Cow Hollow. We ed for this year. They are Miss MISCELLANEOUS have all appreciated the fine late order because of the absence of Honsted and Mr. Young, freshmen; basement house this fall Isabel Sarazln is in San Francisco players from practice. The fall work Arnold Shippy and his father fall, but even then some of us was COMPLETE Painting and paper Miss Palmer and Mr. Parr, sopho studying art designing. She has on the farms makes it Impossible more; Miss Read and Mrs. Wiese, been selected as the outstanding ; not prepared for the heavy frost. hanging equipment. Mrs. Oeorge went deer hunting Sunday. Some of us had late crops that for some of the players to be at Junior, and Miss Martin and Mr. Freshman in this work. Geo. Mendazona is pasturing his McLafferty or call Journal office. 20Otfc sheep on the Overstreet. McGinnis were still green but owing to the practice Hollenberg, senior. shortage of feed we were letting The line has been strengthened and Smith fields this week. Mr. Bailey takes charge of stu Marzene Hollenberg and Edward them grow till the last minute expect this week by the return of Daniel Walter Pinkston is having a well dent body tickets, books and is the Boydell visited parents and friends For Rent ing to Jump out and cut them as (Chief) Zamora, the heavy guard student body treasurer. Mrs. Young in Nyssa last week end They are drilled in the near future. FARM LANDS Oerald Shippy assisted Cecil soon as the frost hit. And now how The team, however, is still without has charge of the boys' and girls' attending the normal school at Ls 120 ACRE Irrigated farm. Five Smith in digging his potatoes this are we going to Jump out and har the service of Harold Choat and glee clubs and is advisor of the Grands vest them which must be done now, Claud Patterson. miles west of Vale, on Highway. week. Oiris’ league. The rain wasn't so good for the and still complete our cisterns and Mr. Young has been concentrat Six room house. Part of land suit N. H. S. The Adrian girl scouts gave a able for beets. Cash terms write farmers as most of them still have fill them before the water is gone ing on pass defense and hopes to kitchen shower for Lucille Thrash GIRLS DISCUSS METHODS Elizabeth Stacey. 1323 State St., j clover to thresh, but it has surely which must be done also? use it against Emmett here next er Thursday evening at her home. FOR EARNING POINTS Chet Sage and wife made a trip Friday. Boise Idaho. 20Olxp helped the roads. Lucille is to be married to Bruce Members of the O. A. A. met In to the home of his parents, near N. H. 3. the gymnasium last Wednesday to Pinkston soon. Nampa Saturday afternoon and re- N. H. 8. discuss a way to earn points for the | turned in the night. Dale Limbaugh AROUND SCHOOL year. No regular athletics are being j did Chets chores Saturday night The boy scouts are sponsoring a Betty Osterkamp of Parma high provided for girls this year. and then he and wife and daughter Hallowe'en party for the girl scouts school visited school Friday after Rutty Flanary. June Marie Wilson I made a trip to the home of his par- October 29 It Is to be an outdoor ! ents at Emmett and returned Sun noon. Students are missing Luella and Louise Tense were appointed party. The place has not yet been Leuck who has gone to Eugene Mrs by Floy Bynlm, president, to arrange day afternoon. Chet did Dales selected. chores Sunday morning. Thus so Young returned to school Monday for a hike Saturday. after a weeks illness. Grade cards Kathleen Clowers was elected vice they both got to go home so every were distributed to students in the president to replace Eleanor Ha body was happy. high school last Thursday These worth who is going to another Ho! The Happy Fanner is also a trapper as he has caught three grades mark the end of the first school. Other nominees were Donna mice in one trap while writing this third of the first semester The first Ashcraft, and Flora Prosser Miss Martin. the advisor, dis article The frosty weather is driv semester will be completed Just be fore Christmas A Junior high pep cussed the possibilities of holding a ing the mice in from the fields. meet was held Friday afternoon be camp for the members at Wallowa fore the game in the 8th grade Lake during spring vacation or af room. The purpose of the meet was ter school is out. She also said that Loral Girl Word has been received by Dr. to teach the students the school the members who had their points and Mrs. J. J. Sarazln that their yells so that they can help at the to Join the organization but who daughter Iaobel. who is now at games The meet was conducted by had not yet been initiated would tending art school in San Francisco, cheer leader. Floy Byram M. Hol be soon. was awarded the popularity cup at lenberg described the Shakespear N. H. B. ian building, which he visited in Oregon university for last year. HUMOR The cup Is a yearly award of the Washington. D. C. to Senior Eng- Lester K: Is that a dray horse? Alpa Omlcron Pi sorority to the ltsh class Friday morning This was Reid Cottle; No it's a white one most outstanding freshman girl of of special Interest to the students PHONE 6 all round activities, t Ja X as they are now reading Macbeth. and quit your baby talk. Rates lc per worcUper Issue Minimum charge 29c. CASH IN ADVANCE The BEST MEAIS J&LÛ, 7/Low Nyssa Packing Company 1 FACHERS ATTEND PENDLETON MEETING The annual Teachers Institute for Eastern Oregon will be held in Pendleton today and » tomorrow. Teachers from Orant, Gilliam, Umatilla, Baker, Malheur, Wallowa and Union counties will attend. Tne institute is held to instruct the teachers in this section in the modern trends of education. Super intendent H o l l e n b e r g is a member of one cf the panel com mittees and is on the nominating committee for officers for the com ing year. The main speakers for the meet ing will come from the education departments of the University of Oregon, Oregon State college and the Normal school at La Grande. N. H. S. DISTRICT PURCHASES FIRE EXTINGUISHERS The local school district recent ly purchased several new fire ex tinguishers which were placed in the different rooms for the protec tion of students and school pro perty. Two of the larger ones were placed in the furnace rooms, two smaller ones in the gymnasium and one in the janitors' room. The fire squad directed by Hollis De Orofft, chief, will have charge of the extinguish ers. N. H. 8. SAFETY ON THE HIGHWAY SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION A motion picture and talk on "Safety on the Highway” was pre sented to the student body last Wednesday afternoon by Don Ker- rlck, a representative of Secretary of State Snell's office in Salem. Mr. Kerrlck stressed the point of being careful, when driving, es pecially near schools, where there are large crowds and on the high ways. He brought out the fact that if drivers had their cars checked at frequent Intervals, there would be less chance of accidents. A film was used to lllustrale these facts. N. H. S. ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION HIKES TO APPLE VALLEY Last Saturday seven members of the girls athletic association, Miss Martin and Miss Reed of the Nyssa faculty hiked to Apple Valley. Due to the damp weather the former plans to take a plcnc lunch to the Barret home was altered and the goup hiked to Apple Valley. Up on returning they stopped for a pic nic lunch at the home of Dwight Smith and following this a social hour was spent discussing various plans for the O. A. A. of Nyssa high. Some of the activities they hope to praticipate in are basketball, volley ball, horse-back riding, bi cycling, swimming and roller skat ing. N. H. S. Mary had a little watch, She swallowed it. It’s gone Now every time that Mary walka Time marches on. Helen Boydell: (at a football gam e); My, but aren’t those boys getting awfully muddy? Lucille Salee; Oh, that won't hurt anything, I understond they have a scrub team. fltkoft NOW AT THE W e s t ’s L e a d i n ^ REALITY SCHOOL S/tccial I uftion Send for FREE catalog EX-CEL-CIS Ib t t iu t ii MAI L _Sr/>iv»/ O O IIO I BOW alJ-119 bo. 9th (it. Boise. f t « . . - - fee. ... m ^ Get Your FALL SUITS CLEANED NOW Scientifically Cleaned Expertly Pressed NYSSA TAILOR SHOP Phone 74 Free Delivery