Nyssa gate city journal., August 31, 1939, Image 1

7/ieNYSSA
Published at Nyssa, Oregon,
___________________________________
VOLUME XXXIV NO. 34
GATEWAY TO THE OWYHEE AND BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION PROJECTS
IN THE HEART OF OREGON’S SUGAR EMPIRE
____________________________ NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1939
Malheur County
Shows Debt
Increase
WARRANTS CAUSE FOR
512,352.50 DEBT BOOST
SALEM — Three more Oregon
counties managed to shake off their
burden of debt during the past year.
Washington county paid off $39,-
843.67 in outstanding warrants to
qualify for a place on the honor
roll. Sherman county $48,927.37 in
outstanding bonds and Tillamook
county cleared its books of $47,000
in bonded debt which were out­
standing a year ago.
Seven other counties which were
reported as debt free in a survey by
State Treasurer Walter E. Pearson
a year ago continue to maintain
that position today. They include
Clatsop, Columbia, Douglas, Lake,
Linn, Marion and Umatilla.
Only two of the state’s 35 coun­
ties show an increase in their debt
load during the year. The are Mal­
heur whose indebtedness has grown
to $12,352.50 since July 1, 1938,
through an increase in outsanding
warrants, and Union county whose
net debt is $6,543.81 larger than it
was last year.
All told the counties whittled $2,-
279,534.07 off their net debt during
the year, reducing the total from
$20,030,167.21 as of July 1, 1938, to
$17,750,633.14 as of July 1, 1939.
The present indebtedness of the
Oregon counties includes $17,040,180
in outstanding bonds, $532,474.78 in
road warrants, and $1,432,951.22 in
general fund warrants, against
which total there are assets in the
form of sinking funds aggregating
$1,254,972.86.
A summary prepared by State
Treasurer Pearson shows that none
of the counties approach the six
percent constitutional debt limita­
tion. In fact only three counties—
Coos, Grant and Wheeler—have a
net debt in excess of four per cent
of their assessed valuations.
Approximately two-thirds of the
debt load of the several counties is
carried by Multnomah county
whose totale net debt amounts to
$11,904,410.23. Next largest item is
that of Coos county, totalling $1,-
125,351.82. with Clackamas county’s
$922,980 ranking third.
Polk with a net debt of only $26.-
735.92, and Jackson county with a
net debt of $69,426.81 have the low­
est debt ratio of the several coun­
ties still in the “red” column.
—Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16—
Washington, D. C. News Bureau of
the Nyssa Gate City Journal
WASHINGTON, D. C. Aug. 31-
Like a mirror, the countenance of
President Roosevelt reflects his feel­
ings. No poker face is his and the
gravity With which he regarded the
European situation was expressed by
the absence of his customary smile.
In this national capitol the top-
bracket officials have been under
severe tension, not knowing what
the next hour would bring forth;
but perfecting plans to meet any
emergency in a given 24 hours. Mr.
Roosevelt has displayed less con­
cern over the man-handling of some
of his pet legislation at the hands
of congress than the whirling events
abroad. He has not sought relaxa­
tion with his stamp collection, as is
his custom.
After the Munich scare the ad­
ministration decided to blueprint a
program in the event a climax was
reached. For practically a year the
problem was studied theoretically
from every angle; how to bring
home Americans caught in the war
zone; what to do with the stock ex­
change and stabilize the market;
the steps necessary to prevent sa-
hotage to industrial plants; counter­
espionage; the matter of surplus
food supplies; revision of the agri­
cultural policy. The purpose of this
planning was not for war with the
United States as a belligerent, but
to deal with conditions naturally
resulting In this country when there
Is a conflict in Europe.
In its position as a neutral the
United States must be alert. Chief
danger is from foreign agents at­
tempting to sabotage industrial
plants where war supplies (which
Includes almost everything i, are be­
ing manufactured, in particular, es­
tablishments making airplanes and
airplane engines. Long before the
United States entered the world war
saboteurs were busy; they blew up
a barge of explosives in Puget
Sound; destroyed “Black Tom” ter­
minals in New Jersey; handicapped GRAND JURY ENDS
wherever possible sources of supply 3 DAY SESSION
and means of transportation.
At strategic points in the United The county grand jury concluded
States and its distant possessions, their
of cases brought
FBI and its associated agencies are before consideration
it
Wednesday
with - “not
conducting counter-espionage; they true” bill and 4 indictments,
are on the watch for saboteurs and cording to Max Taggart, district ac­
at­
not for spies, for the damage is done torney.
not by purloining “the papers” for a The not true bill was that against
new armory, but by clogging a feed
Deurock, who was charged
line in a plane, leaving a tool where Hort
with involuntary manslaughter
it will ruin gears, starting a fire in a growing
an accident between
forest or sawmill, damaging a power the truck out he of was
diving and a car
plant—things of that sort which are owned by G. E. Stubbs
more vital than stealing plans of day. Stubbs and two of on his Memorial
daugh­
new anti-aircraft equipment.
ters
were
killed
in
the
accident.
Cached away in a steel file, ready Of the 4 indictments, 1 was
on a moment’s notice, are the drafts against
Leroy Case, Weiser
of a series of bills to be offered to salesman Alvin
a charge of contribut­
congress for enactment whenever ing to the on delinqeuncy
of a minor.
this country reaches the verge of The other indictments were
war. Through this chain of mea­ Those serving on the grand secret.
jury
sures the life and habits of Ameri­ were Aden Wilson, B. C, Blakesley,
can citizens would be changed over M. D. Clough, C. W. Eachus, R. L.
night and the president would be in­ Kirby, Walter S. Keele. and Guy
vested with the same dictatorial Farnsworth.
powers as have been delegated to —Nyssa
Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16-
Prime Minister Chamberlain, the
umbrella man. and Deladier. the FOOTBALL TRYOUTS
Frenchman.
Doing Something About The
Coach John Young announced
Weather
Wednesday
that those Nyssa high
How much would it be worth to school students
who want to tryout
the nations of the world to know for the football squad must report
what the weather would be two to him Friday and Saturday of this
weeks in advance? Dr. C. C. Abbott, week at the gymnasium.
of Smithsonian Institute asserts Suits will be issued to all those re­
that the forecast can be made if ten porting on Tuesday at 3 p. m.
properly equipped observatory sta­ Practice will begin at 4 p. m. and
tions can be scattered at certain will continue each day in order to
places on the globe. Three stations get the squad into shape for the
are now operating, but it would Snake River Jamboree to be held in
cost several million dollars to estab­ Ontario the evening of September
lish the others and this would have 15.
to be borne by foreign countries in —Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16—
which the stations are required for
the network. Incidentally the CITY TO NUMBER
scientist predicts the "dust bowl” of ALL BUILDINGS
the midwest will not occur again
(Continued on Page 6. Col. 2)
city recorder was instructed
—Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— this The week
to buy 500 sets of 3 num­
ber house numerals for all resi­
THE WEATHER
in the city.
Following are the temperature dences
Owners of the residences will be
readings for the week as given by given
the numbers, when they are
the U S. Reclamation office.
Low High received, on paying their water bills
asked to put them on a
August 24 ......_.................. 59 97 and will be place
on their houses.
August 25 ..........._ .............52 98 conspicuos
City Recorder Solomon has pre­
August 26 ...........................51 Vi pared
a complete map allocating the
August 27 ...........
54 96
for all of the dwelling and
August 28 _____________ «2 89 numbers
buildings in the city.
August 29 _____________-*9 89 business
are also under way
August 30 _____________ *2 89 to Arrangements
have the street sign post erected,
Acre feet at Dam
naming the various streets.
422.710
ENTERTAINMENT
FOR THE QUEEN
Theatre Tickets For Journal Subscribers
Beginning with this issue, and
continuing for an indefinite period,
the Nyssa Gate City Journal will
give away each week four tickets of
admission to the Nyssa theatre.
Here are the simple rules govern­
ing the giving away of the tickets:
(1) Each week for an indefinite
period, the names of two subscribers
to tile Nyssa Gate City Journal will
appear in two display advertise­
ments appearing in the Nyssa Jour­
nal.
(2) Each subscribers name ap­
pearing in the advertisements will
be entitled to two tickets of ad­
mission to the Nyssa theatre. THESE
TICKERS OF ADMISSION WILL
BE GOOD ON ANY DAY EXCEPT
TUESDAY, provided that rule
Three (3) is complied with.
(3) To validate these tickets, sub­
scribers must bring to the office
of the Nyssa Gate City Journal, a
sales slip, either cash or charge ac­
count, from any local merchant or
firm whose advertisement appears
in that current weeks issue.
(4) Tickets must be claimed prior
to the close of the business day of
Saturday of each week.
(5) All names appearing in the
advertisements will be properly
spelled. There is no trick or catch to
this offer.
JOURNAL
Fastest Growing City In Oregon
$1.50 PER YEAR
=r=
MORE HORSE RACES
ADDED TO PROGRAM Transient Camp
Three more horse races have been Construction
added to the program for th 30th Under W a y .
Malheur county fair which opens
Saturday, Sept. 2. Eleven races are
CAMP GOES IN OVER
now included on the program.
The coronation of Miss Malheur PROTEST OF FARMERS
County will begin the program at
1:30 The fair queen will be selected The FSA transient labor camp at
at a banquet Friday evening at the the Felton Duncan ranch south of
Moore hotel at 7 o’clock to which Nyssa is now under construction,
which was started Monday. It is
the public is invited,
Sept. 1 Queen's banquet at 7 p. m. estimated that it will take about 10
days to complete the construction
at the Moore hotel.
Sept. 2, 12:45 High dives and of the tent floors and other neces­
trapeze in the midway; 1:30, crown­ sary work.
ing of the queen; 2:00, shot race 4 The establishment of this transi­
mile for $25 purse; 2:30, Malheur ent labor camp is going in over the
county colt race 3/8 mile for $50; protests of farmers who held a
3:00, packhorse race 4 mile for $25 meeting Tuesday night at the Ore­
purse; 3:30, free for all g mile for gon Trail school house. A delegation
4-H CLUB HEALTH
Sprague W arns
$55; 4:00, pool hall derby 4 miles of Nyssa business men also at­
CONTEST WINNERS for
$75; 4:30, saddle horse race for tended the meeting.
kids only, 4 mile for $10; 5:00, mer­ G. H. Harrington, with the labor
Committee O n
Thirteen club members partici­ chants
4 mile for $90; 5:30, division of FSA and whose office is
pated in the 4-H health round-up free acts derby
in
midway;
Carnival and in Portland appeared before the
Extravagance
held at Ontario last week, where circus and open air dance.
and explained the aims and
they were given physical examina­ Sept. 3. 1245 High dives and group
purposes
program of the farm
FREE FEDER FUNDS
tions to select the Individuals to trapeze; 12:45, band concert; 1:00, ton said of the the remarkable
NO INCENTIVE FOR DEBT
compete in the 4-H health club baseball Vale vs. Ontairo; 3:15, fram the middle west in migration
the past
contest at the state fair on Wed­ saddle
horse race 4 mile for $50; three or four years, was back of the
SALEM — The state emergency nesday, Sept. 6.
for all race % mile $65; program of establishing these labor
board meeting here this week at the Dr. Roderic Belknap conducted the 3:45, free
merchants derby 4 mile for camps, of which there is the tem­
request of the board of control went examinations and selected Mary 4:15,
4:45, free for all non-winners porary and permanent type. The
on record as emphatically opposed Todhunter of Mountain View, and $90;
4 mile $55; 5:00, slaughter house one on the Duncan place is to be a
to extravagance in the expenditure Dick White of Willow creek as the derby
mile $30; 5:30, free acts in temporary camp.
of public funds.
ones to represent the county in the midway, 4 Carnival
Frank T. Morgan opened the
and dance.
Requests totalling $18,500 pre­ state contest.
meeting
introducing W. N. Young,
Sept.
4.
11
a.
m.
Grand
parade;
sented by the board of control were Mrs. Geraldine Betts, county 12:45, high dives and trapeze; 1:30. county director
the FSA who In
pared down to a mere $666 by the health nurse, arranged for the livestock parade; 2:30, Jalloyp race turn introduced of Harrington.
emergency board which refused to round-up, and assisted Dr. Belknap 100 miles $300 purse.
At the close of the meeting Har­
be tempted by offers of free federal in conducting the examinations. —Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— rington
asked the audience if there
funds in order to approve expendi­ Mrs. E. O. Brooks and Mrs. C. E.
were any questions.
tures for items not of an emergency Eliot, 4-H local leaders, helped in
Of the number of questions asked
nature.
Nyssa Lions Club
preparing the individuals for their Plan To Rent
a
picture can be pieced together
Most of the items requested by examinations and in totaling the
which
brings out. substantially, the
the board of control were for com­ scores of those competing.
Entertains Park
School
Band
following
story. The camp of tent-
pletion of the capitol program— Those examined last week were:
house
construction,
will accommo­
shrubs for the sunken garden, side­ Mary Todhunter, Mountain View; Instruments
date
some
200
families.
It is the pur­
Garden Club
walks across the capitol lawns, Joyce Palmer, Grove; Barbara Fors-
pose of the FSA to open the camp
bronze
cuspidors
and
jardiniers
and
dick,
Jefferson;
Peggy
Chard,
Ore­
15 of this year,
NEEDS OF MORGAN PARK
INSTRUCTOR HOPES TO about September
marble benches for the capitol cor­ gon Trail; Mavis DeLeMare, Grouse NEW
it about November 15. Re­
OUTLINED MONDAY
ridors. and bronze flagpoles. The Creek; Mildred Funk, Willow Creek; CONCLUDE DEAL WITH FIRM closing
it next spring in May.
emergency board held that the need Clayton Eddy, Grouse Creek; Teddy With the intention of rebuilding opening
The
Nyssa
school district will be
The Nyssa Lions club members for
of these Items should have Todhunter, Mountain View; Harold the high school band and orchestra expected to accommodate
esti­
were hosts to the officers of the been all apparent
ago when Reitz, Jefferson; Erie Parker, Jr., from the ground up, Instrumental mated 360 children (based the
on
Har­
Morgan Park Garden club at their the legislature six was months
in session and Grove; Kirk Olson, Park; Keith
figures of 1.8 children per
Alvin E. Templer has an­ rington's
Monday noonday meeting.
have been presented at that Cameron, Wade and Dick White, Instructor
family
under
the supervision of his
nounced
that
negotiations
are
un­
Mrs. E. L. Jamison, president of should
Willow Creek.
department!.
The
FSA has no funds
der
way
to
establish
a
rental
sys­
the garden club outlined what has time.
An item of $6000 for two bronze —Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— tem on Instruments for Nyssa high to reimburse the school
district for
been accomplished by her club up flagpoles
on the capitol site was
additional cost of educating these
school students this fall.
to the present time and some of the trimmed by
the
emergency
board
although Harrington said
“Since there are probably not children,
needs for the immediate future.
$500 with a suggestion that a fir Council Accepts
that “he hoped to be able to confer
Among these needs is the financing to
enough musicians available this fall with
pole,
typifying
Oregon’s
lumber
in­
of the schools in
to organize a full band or orches­ regard the to principals
of the roof, floors, windows and
be provided for display of the Sewer Job A s
the matter."
tra,"
commented
Templer,
“it
will
doors of the contemplated club dustry
flag rather than the two bronze
will be established re­
be necessary to start an entirely The camp
house to be built on the park poles
recommended by the capitol Complete
of the wishes of the com­
new organization. We are now ne­ gardless
grounds. The building, it is con­ architects.
Harrington also advised
gotiating with a Chicago concern to munity.
templated will be of log construc­ —Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— BIDS FOR DISPOSAL PLANT
those present that another similar
rent
us
moderaly
priced
instruments
tion, the logs for which have been HEALTH OFFICER
camp would be established next
CALLED FOR SEPT. 8
arranged for through the bureau of
at a low rate.”
year, with the possible location be­
"This
is
the
logical
school
year
WILL
ATTEND
reclamation.
The city council Monday night for children to begin on band and ing somewhere between Nyssa and
Plans for the building call for a CONVENTION
accepted from the contractor, orchestra instruments. The new Ontario.
size sufficient to accommodate var­
Lind, Portland, the recently group will be started immediately Farmers who have FSA loans will
ious city and rural clubs, according Dr. J. J. Sarazin, city health of­ George
be required to hire labor from
sewer laterals, and by­
the opening of school. Every not
to Mrs. Jamison, who said that al­ ficer left last night to attend the completed
the camp. Nor will the employers
at the present clarifier. The on
child
joining
during
the
first
month
ready there were eight womens state convention of city and county pass
total cost of these two jobs was will have an opportunity of winning be required to pay minimum wages,
clubs and four youths organizations health officers, to be held in Port­ $24.682.73
45 per cent of which was a regular chair in the new band according to Harrington.
taking' part in the promotion of land, September 1 and 2.
Harrington pointed out that ma­
furnished
P.W.A. grant.
orchestra."
the club house.
health and sanitation will The final under
jority of the people who would be
unit of the disposal or Templer
further
stated
that
com­
In conclusion Mrs. Jamison asked be Public
the
topic
of
consideration
of
the
plant is being advertised for bids in plete details of the proposed rental accommodated at the camp would
that all clubs and organizations convened health officers.
this issue of the Nyssa Journal. The system would be made public as come from a radius of about 39
take an active part in the develop­ Under the state law the expenses bids
be opened in the city hall soon as the plan was aproved in de­ miles.
ment of Morgan park.
the health officer to and from at 8 will
p.
m.
18.
tail by James W. Bushong. principal —Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16—
Those attending the meeting from of
convention must be borne by With the September
completion
of
this
dis­
of the Nyssa high school.
the garden club were, Mrs E. L. the
the city, the city council acting un­ posal plant Nyssa will be among —Nyssa
Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— LAST BAND CONCERT
Jamison. Mrs. Bennett, O. J. Kurtz, der
this
law
voting
the
necessary
the few smaller cities that can
Mrs. James Stephen, Mrs. Virgil funds.
Last night concluded the Wednes­
I. O. O. F. TO MEET
boast of a modern sewer system.
McGee, Mrs. John Rldder and Mrs. —Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— —Nyssa
day night concerts given by the
Fall
Festival—Sept.
15-16—
STATE
OFFICER
Chadwick.
Nyssa pity band, for this season.
Operation—
Family Party—
—Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept 15-16— Emergency
local band during the season
On Friday night Joe Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Tom Goodier en- Announcement was made this has The played
14 concerts.
underwent an emergency appen­ tained 33 relatives Sunday at a pic­ week by the Nyssa lodge of Odd Fel­ Residents of
U. S. HAS NINE
and surround­
dectomy
performed
at
the
Holy
nic
dinner,
honoring
Mr.
and
Mrs.
through M. F. Solomon, sec­ ing communities Nyssa,
NEW CITIZENS
have
enthus­
Rosary hospital by Dr. L. A. Mould­ Clarence Cassel and sons of Van lows,
retary, that Elmer E. Pyne grand iastic in their praise been
in
the
fine
ing,
who
reports
the
patient
to
be
Nyes, Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil warden of the Orand Lodge of the concerts that the band has offered.
Out of a naturalization class of
Kimhurllng of Long Beach, Cal. Oregon I. O. O. F. will pay his of­ Particular
22 aliens the United States of Am­ recovering nicely now.
has been made by
erica has nine new citizens. Out —Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— —Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— ficial visit to the Nyssa lodge on many on the note improvement
in the
Receives Sad News—
Tuesday, October 8.
of this class, nine failed in their Baby Daughter—
band, which is under the direction
examinations before Judge Charles On Sunday a daughter was born Mrs. Will H. Beam received word —Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— of
Jay Stoner of Payette.
W. Ellis, and four failed to appear. to Mr. and Mrs. James Zimmerman this past week that her nephew, HEALTH ORDINANCE —Nyssa
Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16-
Harry
Keyes,
had
passed
away
at
at
the
family
home
with
Dr.
K.
E.
Those receiving their citizenship
In
Burley—
Marysville,
Calif.
AMENDMENT ASKED Mr and Mrs. G. B. Giezentanner
papers were, Philip D. Williams, Kerby in attendance. The infant
Marinus Smit, Paula W. Smit, weigher 8 pounds and has been The boy’s mother, a sister of Mrs.
in Burley.
Beam, visited in Nyssa last year.
Councilman McClure has under spent Sunday
George Yturri, Paul Lehman, Dick named Barbara Kay.
Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16—
Groot, Cornelia Vooys, Bill F. El­ —Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— —Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— consideration the advisability of —Nyssa
Returns From Summer School— amending the city health ordin­ W. C. T. U —
Sunday Visitors—
fring and Maaike E. Smit.
The next meeting of the W. O. T.
This is the largest class ever to Sunday afternoon visitors at the On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Leo ance.
will be held in the basement of
appear in Malheur county for cit­ J. T. Long home in Arcadia includ­ Hollenberg returned from a sum­ McClure will ask the council, If U.
vacation at Corvallis where he decides to propose the amend­ the community church with Mrs
izenship papers. according to ed Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Thompson, mers
in charge of the after­
David F. Graham, county judge. Mrs. Ralph Beutler and Sharen Lee, Mr. Holllenberg attended classes in ment, to lower the costs of the medi­ A. V. Pruyn
program and Mrs. Vem Mar­
—Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thompson advanced school administration pre­ cal examination from $1.50 to $1 noon
and Ronny and Mrs. Clyde Long of paratory to taking a masters de­ and to change the requirement of tin leading devotlonals. Anyone is
Married in Weiser—
the examinations from once every welcome to attend.
Mrs. S. P Davis and a friend gree.
On August 19 Mrs. Jean Burrell Nyssa.
—Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— six months to once each 12 months. —Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16—
from
Caldwell.
of Vale and A. L. Fletcher of Nyssa —Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— Dixon Nursing Home—
—Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— Thursday Callers—
were married at Weiser.
W A. Tuetsch of the extension
At the Dixon Nurting Home on NYSSA CANDIDATE
Health Association—
Mrs. Fletcher has taken an apart­ The next meeting of the Health Thursday a 10 pound daughter was
department of Oregon State college
ment In Vale temporarily while she Association executive board will be born to Mr. and Mrs. Avers of Nyssa READY FOR FAIR
called at the H. R. Sherwood home
is employed at the court house, but held at the Moore hotel at Ontario with Dr. L. A. Maulding attending.
Thursday.
expects to join Mr. Fletcher here in at 12:15 p. m September 9, at which Paul Stockton of Parma was a 8ally Fyllingsr.es will go to On­ —Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16—
Nyssa at an early date, where they the
NYSSA MARKETS
county nurse, Mrs. Geral­ patient at Mrs. Dixons for a few tario tomorrow night to attend the
will establish their permanent home. dine new
Thursday Quotations
days and under the care of Dr. K. E. dinner at which the eight candi­
Betts
will
be
Introduced.
—Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— •■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I Kerby.
dates for the title of Malheur
By Wiley Glower»
—Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16— county fair queen will parade before Cream, Grade A .............. __ 24
Attend Annual Convention—
__23
the Judges.
Cream, Grade B
Club Meets—
Several from this district attend­
’ROUND TOWN Garden
This affair which will be attended
CASH PRICE
Morgan
Park
Garden
club
met
at
ed the annual county convention Meanies
accusing hizzoner A1 of the O. J. Kurtz home Thursday for by dignitaries from Idaho, and Mal­
.......16
of the W. C. T. U. held in Vale on slipping down
for expert regular business meeting
heur county will be the prelude to Hens, heavy
.12
Wednesday at which time officers bike instruction to . Salem
friends giv­ Plans for participation in the three days of what is claimed as Hens, light and Leghorn ____ 08
were elected for the coming year. ing Art Norcott the and latest
car Nyssa Fall Festival and the con­ the best fair ever to have been of­
Springs
Mrs. 8. D. Bigelow was chosen for sickness cures . . orchids to in Ore­
struction of their community hall fered to the residents of Malheur Colored, under 4 lbs............ .........11
the new president.
Trail for their civic mindedness were the main topies of interest to county.
Heavy, 4 lbs and up ............ ___ .13
Those attending from here were gon
. . heard Mrs. Frank Parr spoke her be discussed.
—Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-1$— Light and Leghorn --------- .........10
Mrs. Ben Thompson and Mr and “piece"
also . . and speaking of The next meeting will be Sept 7 Attend Pioneer Picnic—
Cockerels .......................... .... 04
Mrs. Vem Martin in one group and
mindedness the man Jesse at the E. J. Jamison home, with the Mr and Mrs J. C Beam and Mrs
Egg Market
another was composed of Mr. and civic
( Trade In Price)
men treating the ladles to the re­ W. H. Beam attended the Pioneer
Mrs. A. V. Pruyn, Mrs. Dave Haw­ Thompson is among the tops.
picnic in Vale.
.. . .18
freshments.
Eggs
kins and Mrs. Meyers
The queen and her fair court will
be entertained royally during their
stay in Ontario, host city for the
Malheur county fair.
Friday one of the eight district
winners will be chosen queen by a
group of out of county judges. After
the banquet they will be the guests
of the Ontario dancing club at a
dance at the women's club house.
Saturday morning Casey’s Flying
Service will give them all airplane
rides. At noon they will have a
luncheon at the Moore hotel. At
1:30 the queen will be crowned at
the fair grounds and then from the
royal box preside over the show. In
the evening they will be guests at
the Roxy theatre then the carnival
and dance.
They will take a tour of the ex­
hibition hall and grounds Sunday
morning. A luncheon is being given
at noon at Taylor’s Coffee Shop.
In the afternoon they will see the
show then go to the Pix theatre in
the evening and follow it with the
carnival and dance.
Labor day they will lead the
parade on a float built by the Jun­
ior Chamber of Commerce. Attend
a luncheon then see the big Jallopy
race in the afternoon, and in the
evening see the carnival and dance.
The queen will be presented with
a lovely Elgin watch and the mem­
bers of the court with engraved
compacts, gifts from the fair board.
While in Ontario they will stay at
private homes.
—Nyssa Fall Festival—Sept. 15-16—