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/ / NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY. JULY 13, 1939 - BU ,WF»Wl~ Spud Shipments Earlier Than Last Year CONSOLIDATION NOT COMPULSORY To Summer on Coast— Mrs A M Highsmith left Sat- i urday for western Oregon. After a short visit with friends in Portland She will attend summer school for a few weeks. M r Highsmith will meet her at the close of school and the two will motor to the San - Francisco fair. ----------- Bonneville power He complains wclatlons and newt bureaus and that while the administrator U re- when all are on the line Steve Early sponsible to the seceretary, still the presidential secretary, states the in- administrator is a free agent and formation. One statement reaches does wheat he wants. Ickes is ask- the entire news corps. Elliott Roose- ing congerss to change the Bonne- veil, who has been boosting Jack ville act and make the administra- G am er for president in 1940, invlt- tor take orders from the secretary, ed listeners to his broadcast to write Implying that Bonneville has been 1 him their views on the third term. pooly administered. Ickes says that He says 70 per cent of the letters in the interest j f good management | are for Papa there should be more closely knit N O TICE administration relations between the project and the department of j Have purchased the old Larson Town blacksmith shop and will the interior. open immediately, doing general The Grand Old Game blacksmith and expert plow and Baseball is celebrating its 100th wagon work. W. J. Smith dc Son. birthday and remains tops of Am 13J2xp erican games. Only one foreign nation has taken to the sport and in a big way—Japan. Its a common The Latest Song Hit« 1 occuranee for a college game to a t and Phonograph tract a crowd of 30.000 people. Sand < lot games are popular with the kids Records in every town. Band and Orchestra Instru This 7 f That ments. Guitars, Home Appli San Francisco fair has been ances. Office Supplies such a financial flop the m anage-1 Meeting with exofncio members County Judge David F Graham county school superintendent Mrs Katherine Claypool county assessor In Caldwell— Shipment of potatoes to the eas- Jiurry Morton and J. D. Fairman Frtend V is its - Mrs Leslie McClure spent Tues- tern market are considerably ahead at m e court house in Vale on July Wally Johnson of Yakima visited day in Caldwell this year for the same period of last 10 and 11, the reorganization board with Bob McCoy over Sunday W ASH ING TO N NEWS Daughter Visits— year, according to figures just re- for county school district consoli- (Continued from Page 1) In Jordan Valley— Aiice Atkeson is visiting with her ceived from E C. Crandall. Nyssa Nation discussed several possible Miss Hinemoa Cloninger is visit- mother. Mrs. A. L. Atkeson from agent for the Union Pacific Rail- plans but no definite action was of high prices. There is a suspicion in « a t the Sam Boss stock ranch in ,'he famllv hofne m Dillon. Mont road. Last year at this time only ! taken by any district, Jordan Valley one carload had been shipped. Members of the board are Maur- of an understanding among manu . lug at Bank— Crandall said that 68 carloads of ^ Judd of Kingman Kolony. W. L facturers of building supplies to Eicon Surweiss of portland ar- Sister Visits— I f this is a fact rived on Sunday from Portland and spuds had been shipped to eastern Stevens of Dead Ox Flat and A keep prices up. After a weeks visit with her sister and the department of justice can assumed his new duties at the bank markets up to July 12. M Highsmith of Nyssa secretary . Mrs R O. Whitaker. Mrs E. L. Prices for Malheur county pota- Much opposition from several in bust up the agreement, administra Barton with her son Larry left for | 011 Monday morning toes so far have shown a very good terested persons was at first evi- tion believes construction will boom Wednesday Callers— her home in Ogden on Monday merket. with a dip in the last few denced. as they were under the mis- and skilled craftsmen need not de- Mr. and Mrs Tom Beam and son To Leave on Vacation— with Mre Mebody**and "children of da>’s- but not enou* h *° demoralize appbension that consolidation was i pend on W PA M r and Mrs Jesse Thompson | market It is expected that the compulsory which is not the case. * M ailer of Viewpoint Boise \ -ited with Mr and Mrs J Arguments on the best methods to and M r and Mrs Charles Thomp market will react to a higher trend | Rather is it for each district to de- C Beam on Wednesday evening son of Emmett will leave tomorrow before the week is out. j eide individually whether or not keep America free from entangle- for a vacation on the coast. Miss*Kathleen dow ers and Floyd Dimmick. Nyssa farmer and j joining with an adjacent district ments in the event of foreign wars . were ______ callers _____ Sun- P04» 10 1155 P « | will increase and improve their promise to consume senate time for Living With Daughter— JB ________ Mrs Inger Huffman has moved 1 dav at the Klingback home in the hundred pounds, f.o.b. car at Nyssa.! present school facilities and at the a month, at least. President Roose f r T h r r home nrar the Owvhe- ow yh re Iast wttfk same time perhaps relieve the veil believes America should sell j mem will ask congress for an ap- GIPSON-SHANE river to make her home with her 0 .1 Vacation— Considerable concern being giver, ^h ooi tax burden from the proper- munitions to any country that car. propriation of »600.000. When an, APPL. & MUSIC CO. daughter. Mrs Lynn Kygar Mr and Mrs Heinz Sonnekas and »“ P P « » bacterial wilt. Thisj ty owners and taxpayers of that P*Y cash and transport the mater- emergency occurs, such as the death Ontario Caroj Ann ,.lth Mrs sonnekas disease is hard to detect, showing! district. laU He contends such a provision of Secretary of the Navy Swanson, On mother M ^ L L Rickman of “ P- usuallly after the potatoes have| No positive action nor decisive would scare Hit and Muss as it the operator at the White House * E. Daniels, an employee at U » | ------- ’ saturdav for a vacation arrived in the eastern markets. n ep waa taken at these meetings would enable Great Britain and switchboard connects all press a s - 1 bank has received a leave ____ — of — ab-| . 541 ’ , . .. .. ---- County Agent McKennon and Ped-| but several districts are seriously France to obtain all the supplies sence due u> ill health and left for! ^ l ^ weatern_part of the state era! Inspector Huges are co-operat- j considering consolidation at this they require, and such policy would the coast on Saturday. Mrs Daniels M r/ M a n - Cole N ell visited on ln* with local growers in fighting j time. Among them are Cairo a n d ; mean peace in Europe. with their baby left the 4th. . . ! Sundav with her former school the disease, which it is claimed, can Lincoln. Brogan and Jamieson. An- 1 More than one-third of the sen- v a i u in B o is e - mate Mrs Harry Sales. Mrs N eff be traced back to seed Very few if nex and Jefferson. There will be a ate opposes the president s theory; The Charles Toombs family spent | Ls now iu mg at Payson. Utah and any types of seed this year seem to later meeting when any such move believe neutrality is best assured by be perfected before becoming a mandatory embargo on munitions the Fourth in Boise and Margaret j was visiting at the L. A Thrasher be escaping the disease These senators argue prohibition of Rogueing diseased plants is highly final, Lucille remained over for a visit j home m Kingman with Mr and arms to belligerents will save Am recommended by both McKennon with Virginia and Marie Petree Mrs Ira Cole. erica from becoming involved. Such and Hughes. She returned Sunday bringing her j n Portland— is the contention threatening to re GAME COMMISSION friends with her who visited for t t » l sidr.ev Burbidge left with Gordon I -------------------------------- FRIDAY and SA T U R D A Y — July 14-15 sult in a long and tiresome debate. day 1 R ays gas truck for Portland on BUREAU OFFICIALS SETS SEASONS DOUBLE FEATURE In the mandatory group are Ore 1 Tuesday where he will visit sor a y p p y IKI N Y Q Q A Slater Lwvfs— Lea gon's McNary and Holman; Wash The Three Mesquiteers in Alice McGuire who has vis- j short time and then return with! W i t t 1 i n n 1 3 3 A M i . s __________ The Oregon game commission has ington' Bone: Idaho's Borah and ited for the past six weeks with her Mrs. Burbidge and their daughters “SA N TA FE STAMPEDE” set the limits and season for game Clark: California's Hiram Johnson. brother. Judge W J Williams and who have spent the last six weeks i g . O. Sanford, general supervis Sharing the administration view are in Oregon. Kay Francis and Humphrey Bogart in or of operations and maintenance her niece. Mrs Lloyd Marshall left at her parents home The deer season is set from Sep- Washington's Schwellenbach; Cali and L. H. Mitchell, irrigation ad Monday afternoon lor her home in Attends Farm Program— “KING OF THE UND ER W O R LD ” Mrs Dick Tensen returned last vtotor for the Bureau o f" Reclama- <«nber 20 to October 25. Five hun- forma s Downey Los Angeles Movietone News week from Portland where she at tion met with a group of irrigation “ red amerless deer tags will be The Constant,on >aves Another Matinee Saturday 2:30 p. m. M eecsVU t — One of the reasons Archibald issued for the area adjacent to Mule tended the Farm Security program : district officials here last night . . ,. . Admission Matinee 1 Oc-25c Evening 10c-30c The Misses Lillian and Betty committee meeting as represent*- Accompanving Sanford and Reserve in lavke and Klamath MacLeish was confirmed as the new May Brown of Los Angeles are vis tive from Malheur county. (M itchell were John Moore, super- during the regular open season librarian of congress (librarians SU N D AY and M O N D A Y— July 16-17 iting with their aunt and uncle. Mr At that time it was promised Mrs 1 visor of operation and maintenance., “ « “ » < » blacktaii are 2. on mule everywhere object to him; he was and Mrs Don Morgan and their rpns(.n reporMid. u»at if the allot- R. J. Newell. Fred Schlapkohl deer 1 (not having less than forked called a red >. was because of Bob Burns, Gladys George, Gene Lockhart mother. Mrs Jennie Brown is ex- men, allowed for this work does not George Haycock and C. J. Lyman. homs>. wirepulling by the chief o f the and Patricia Morison in pec ted to arrive on Saturday drop below twenty-five million d o l-! bureau accountant. Dinner was Antelope season in Malheur archives. The price MacLetsh will lars. then Malheur county will be; served at 6:30 p. m. in the school; county is on October 6, 7. 8. with Pa>- -or .he support, will be the Return from School— “I’M FROM MISSOURI” Today M r and Mrs. Albert Hop- place on the list of counties eligible auditorium by the Nyssa Civic club 150 Permtis only being issued for surrender o. the Declaration of In Matinee Sunday 2:30 p. m. Admission Matinee loc-25c E v en in g lUc- !Oo kins of Oregon Trail returned from for farm home purchases. And if Chairman for the dinner was Dr county. The same applies to «pen ence and .he Constitution, a six weeks stay at Corvallis where :he sum is increased then there will J. J. Sarazin. one of the original Heamey county but Lake county will These documents (viewed by thou- TUESD AY— July 18 M r Hopkins attended the summer be an additional number of farm j members of the Vale-Owyhee Land ( 300 permits, Settlement association Dr Sarazin Pheasant season in Malheur congress^ For y e a r s th e archives P A L N IG H T : purchases permisable school for athletic coaches introduced Willard Robinson of the count>' • ■ ■ ■ October 1 and closes bureau has endeavored to have the George Raft, Ellen Drew, Hugh Herbert Gem district. Charles Flegel of the October 31. Bag limits for Malheur relics released by the library and and Zasu Pitts in Ontario-Nyssa district and Frank county has been changed to allow placed m the marble-gold shnne “THE L A D Y ’S FROM K EN TU C K Y” T Morgan of the Owvhee district ° n< ^m ale bird in a bag of 8. No built especially for them. Just a The summation of these three hunter will be allowed more than 4 httle inside politics with the Con- speakers was that the farmers In birds in any one day nor more than stitution and Declaration as the W EDNESDAY and TH U R SD AY— July 19-20 For a century these doc- this district are anxious to help the 8 in any seven days. Hungarian pay-off. Harvest worries are over when you have your Clark Gable, Jeanette MacDonald and Bureau and want to pay off their Partidge season is the same as that uments knocked around in dusty- just debts to the government. That for pheasant the limit on these drawers and their existence was al- Spencer Tracy in crops protected in SU R E IN SU R A N C E. See us the present pi-n* of paying off c o n - ibilds being 6 in any one day or 12 in most forgotten until they were ac- cidentally found one day. “SAN FRANCISCO” 7 days. about you hay and grain insurance. struction cost are too high and that ( Maybe He Has Heard of Hitler Movietone News the variable payment plan will work j Admission 10c-30c Secretary of the Interior Ickes is to better advantage of all concern USE JOURNAL W A N T ADS. still lobbying to have control of ed. Flegel asked that construction I NeU NYSSA Phone IO 8 Insure In momAU THEATRE Sure Insurance FRANK T. MORGAN Phone 97 Nyssa, Oregon FOR FRIDAY and SA T U R D A Y — July 14-15 1 49 lb. IDAHO ACE FLOUR and 1 25c can K. C. BAKING POWER SI 5 lbs. CHEESE and 2 lb». CRACKERS $1 Peaches Apricots 6 cans 2 1 . G. B. 6 cans 2« -. G. B. Pork & Beans™,‘ita, $1 15 can Golden Bantam COFFEE, 4 lb. Hill», M. J. B.. Maxwell House or Gold Bar il 10 lb». SPERRY PAN CAKE FLOUR and 1 Medium LOG CABIN SYRUP TEX SUN GRAPE FRUIT JUICE 6 46 oz cans .. .______ . _____ _ 10 lb pail FOSTER HONEY and 1 lb BUTTER SI 8 lbs. LARD and 1 », lbs HAMBURGER Bacon Squares 71 W H ITE KING G R ANULATED SOAP 2 Giant Size Chickens Frying Size lb.' 11 2ÛC Death came quietly to Fred M ar shall at his home on Third and Locust on Friday evening at 6:30. after an illness of a month. With him was his niece. Mrs W W Smith o f San Diego who arrived | the week previous. He left no closer relative». Services were held from the Com munity church on Sunday after noon with the Rev Mathews of the Presbyterian church at Ontario presiding Music was furnished by Mrs. C C Hunt pianist and s quartett com posed of Mrs Dick Tensen. M r and Mrs A1 Thompson and A V P ruyn who sang his favorite hymns Pallbearers were H R Sherwood. M K Solomon. Fred Koopman Frank Sherwood. C C Hunt and Clarence Councilman of Roswell Funeral arrangements were by the Nyssa funeral home and Inter ment was in the Nyssa cemetery Fredrick Marshall was born at Farettvtlle New York. February IX 1(36 and mowed first to Illinois and then to I o n as a young boy He lived in Dennison. Iowa, for many years and there married Lisrie Oar- net Fullik in 18S3 In 190« M r and M rs Marshall moved to Nyssa where they resided until the time of their deaths Mrs Marshall passed on February IS. BLANK ET PRICES A R E REDUCED FOR THIS SALE Çf S A L E E N D S J U L Y 15 FRED MARSHALL DIES FRIDAY 15 cans Van Camps size Corn cost payments be deferred for an other four or five years. Morgan said that every one con nected with the Owyhee project was anxious to make the project the out standing project of the Bureau's. Need for the re-establishing of the recenly disbanded triple C camp was also stressed by Morgan Sanford, in his speech said that he could promise nothing to the district, but that the suggestions offered would be transmitted to Commissioner Page for his consid eration Mitchell delivered an exceptionally fine lecture, illustrated by motion pictures on the "Practical Use of Soil and Water Mitchell paid high tribute to the county agents o f the past and pres ent that hare helped and done so much to help the farmers on the Vale and Owyhee projects with their crop and irrigation problems W ool HOLLAND BLANKETS BLANKETS 25 % * 1.00 IN D IA N Size 70x80, plain color ed. satin bound blanket. A beautiful blanket at a bargain price. * 9.45 lOO^f pure Virgin blanket. m o t h proof guarantee. A very beautiful blanket with varied colors and de signs. Sizes 72x84 Sheet Blankets BLANKETS * 1.00 Beautifully designed of bright colors, definite Indian patterns. 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