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Published at Nyssa, Oregon,
VOLUME XXXV, NO. 21
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GATEWAY TO THE OWYHEE AND BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION PROJECTS
IN THE HEART OF OREGON’S SUGAR EMPIRE
JOURNAL
Fastest Growing City In Oregon
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1940
SPONSORS
Zoning Ordinance LEGION
MIDGET AUTO RACES Adrian School
Proposal Made ONTARIO—Under the auspices of Board Asks
The City Planning Commission
submitted a suggested zoning ordi
nance to the City Council Monday
night, in which the city is divided
into zones, for business, industrial
sites and residence varying in min
imum cost of construction from
$3000 to an unrestricted amount. A
public hearing will be held on Mon
day. June 10 at 8 p. m. in the city
hall to hear any written or verbal
objection to the proposed zoning.
No restrictions are to be placed
on the type or how a residence is
constructed, but a price minimum
will be placed on such construction,
below which, in that designated
area, no one will be allowed to
build. The business district, out
lined in the proposal would also be
designated as a fire district and
any construction would have to
comply with the city fire ordinance.
The industrial district would be
confined to all lots and blocks abut
ting the Union Pacific right-of-way
from the north to the south city
limits. In this district any indus
try may construct a building ac
cording to the proposal.
A full and complete description
of the various proposed districts
may be found on the second page
of this issue of the Nyssa Journal.
Ontario Post No. 67, midget auto
racing, the latest of the death de
fying sports, will be brought to this
section for an initial appearance on
Saturday night, June 1. Bobbie
Rowe, veteran midget race promoter
who runs the big show at Jantzen
beach, is bringing the famous bunch
of racers who weekly send chills up
and down the spines to the crowds
that follow the speed merchants.
An idea of the possibilities for
crack-ups and spills may be gained
from the fact that the races with
the high-powered cars are run on
a flat track that is only 1359 feet
in circumference. The cars are
powered with 60 horse-power mot
ors but the wheels are only 12 in
ches high.
To provide additional thrills one
of the races is run on a mud track
to give the boys plenty of addi
tional hazards to worry about, and
make the crowd gasp at their dar
ing.
Relief >
/
$1.50 PER YEAR
FINDS JOURNAL
IN CHINA
Council Restricts Use
(Lucie Marie Case)
SUNSET VALLEY—Robert Ditty
Of Irrigation Water
of Sunset Valley received a letter
from his cousin, David Clay, now
(Special)
the U. S. S. Augusta stationed
WASHINGTON, D. C—Trustees on
FIRE PROTECTION
at
Shanghai,
saying he no FAMED PICTURE
of the high school at Adrian, Mal ticed a paper China,
IS REASON FOR
on
deck
and
picking
heur county, are seeking some sort it up found it to be the Nyssa Gate HERE NEXT WEEK
RESTRICTIONS
of financial relief from the govern City Journal. He scanned its ev “Northwest Passage" which was
f I
ment. In the school district are ery page for ’twas like a letter from filmed in and around McCall, Ida The council Monday night put a
36.000 acres, 30.000 under Owyhee,
David is the son of Mr. and ho, is billed to show at the Nyssa restriction on the use of high pres
but 10,000 have to carry the tax home.
next week on Wednesday sure water for irrgation purpose, by
burden; the rest of the district is Mrs. S. D. Clay, of La Grande. Theatre
and Thursday, according to G. B. dividing the city Into two irriga
settled but contributes nothing but
Geizentanner, owner of the theatre. tion zones. The dividing lines runs
pupils. The school was built for
Spencer Tracy has the lead part through the center of Erhgood ave
Washington, D. C. News Bureau of
100
pupils;
this
year
there
are
160
in
this famous picture which has nue, with those residents of that
the Nyssa Gate City Journal
and next year' 200 are expected.
proven
so popular wherever It has line being given the use of the wa
A simple and effective method of
been shown. There will be no ad ter for irrigation purpose on Tues
WASHINGTON, D. C—Emotions
providing necessary funds, says the
vance in admission prices for this day, Thursday and Saturday and
are running away with common
acting commissioner of the reclam SALEM—Fate of Oregon’s anti picture,
said.
those south of the line being per
sense in the national capital and
ation service, would be for Malheur picketing law is now in the hands Another Geizentanner
picture
that
has
gained
mitted
to irrigate on Monday. Wed
the way many officials and plain
of
the
state
supreme
court.
For
county to assess lands on the Owy
national
fame,
and
which
will
be
nesday
No restriction
citizens talk one would suppose the
hee project which are now subject more than three hours, five justices shown in the local theatre is “Gone is placed and on Friday.
the
use
of the high-
United States is no longer a neutral
eo taxation more nearly in accord of the state's highest tribunal lis With the Wind".
pressure
system
on
Sunday.
but is at war with Germany. There
with the actual value of such lands. tened to arguments pro and con on This motion picture will be shown order becomes effective June This 1,
are trying days ahead for aliens
act with attorneys for organ here June 19 and 20, with a mat (Saturday), and violators will be
“It appears”, says the acting com this
unless the department of justice
ized labor blasting away at the inee
missioner,
“the
assessed
value
for
evening show each of the put on a meter. Sprinklers must
keeps its feet on the ground. All
measure and attorneys for the state two and
nearly
14,000
acres
of
newly
irriga
days.
Reservations for seats be used on all hose.
the sensations of a genuine war
countering with arguments in Its may be made
ted lands on Owyhee has not been defense
by telephoning or Lack of capacity of the two city
scare are experienced by thousands
increased and is still assessed at Labor attorneys contend the act calling at the theatre.
wells in keeping the water tank full,
and advantage is being taken of
$2.50 an acre. This is true for land violates the constitutional rights of
thus creating a serious handicap in
this feeling by war mongers — the
irrigated for five years and has a free speech and press and seriously
case of fire, is the reason for the
group which saying “This is our
sale value of $50 to $80 an acre. menaces labor’s privilege of collec W ater Association action of the council.
war" and “we must save the allies
Irrigated lands in other parts of
A petition, signed by practically
or we will be next". Senator Pep
tive bargaining. The state denies
the
county,
comparable
to
Owyhee
all
of the business men of the city,
Plans
for
the
Malheur
County
per of Florida, for example, offered
these charges, holding that the act Calls Emergency
lands
assessed
at
$2.50
an
acre,
are
calling
for the enactment of a ped
Fair
are
well
under
way,
according
a resolution to have the army send
only seeks to protect society by reg
dlers ordinance, was read and a
to John Leinhardt, chairman of the assessed around $50."
all of its planes to England (army
ulating
picketing
and
the
use
of
the
Meeting
public hearing will be held on the
fair board. The premium books
has 2700 planes, only 500 being
boycott by confining these weapons
petition on Monday, June 3, at
gone to press and will be in
strictly up-to-date). This proposal, Nyssa F F A Stock have
It
is
not
expected
that
any
opin-
The Owyhee Water Users Associ 8 p. m., in the city hall.
mails within the next three
which would have been a warlike In E.O* Livestock the
of labor to bona fide labor disputes, ation
has called a special meelng A class "B” beer and package
weeks, the 4-H clubs and FFA of
act, was killed by the senate.
ion
will
be
forthcoming
from
the
to be held next Wednesday night, beer permit application of Charles
the
county
have
assured
the
board
supreme court in less than a month. June 4, at 8:30 p. m. at the Nyssa Johnson was approved to the Ore
It has almost reached the point
that their exhibits will be double
Regardless of the outcome of the school gymnasium. Purpose of the
where a citizen who praises the war Show A t Union
of
that
of
last
year,
and
two
new
State Liquor Commission.
Frank Edward White, 18 month case here it is expected that the meeting will be to discuss the need gon Only
machine of Hitler is suspected of
bid was received by the
attractions
have
been
added,
a
horse
(By
Harold
Boyles)
being a member of the "fifth col The Nyssa Chapter of the Future pulling contest and gate prizes. old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank fight will be carried on up to tlv for the lining with concrete of the city on one
the
warrant funding bond,
umn”. This phrase, now loosely Farmers of America will be repre Open classes, as they were last White, Westfall, was drowned on United Supreme court.
entire north canal, and if the co that of the First National Bank of
Tuesday
morning
in
a
small
irri
used, had its origin in the Spanish sented
census of opinion of the meeting Portland. The bid was for $100.19
will be open to Idaho competi gation ditch running near the White
in the Eastern Oregon Live year
civil war. Four columns of troops stock show
is Inclined to the proposition, to carrying an interest rate of three
BUD
SCHWEIZER
June 6, 7 and tors.
home.
were converging on Madrid and a 8, by six of at it’ Union,
upon the Bureau of Reclama and three-quarters per cent for the
Queen contest plans have al Mrs. White missed the child and SERIOUSLY INJURED urge
s members. Those so The
general said he had a fifth column competing in the
tion that this be done at the earli $7,497.73 issue.
been
completed
and
the
contest
Union
show
are
went to the ditch to
within th e town, sympathizers
est possible time.
on the vacating of
Osborne, Dewey Thomason, is now in charge of Walter Thomp immediately
find her young son submerged in SUNSET—Bud Schwelzer, son of Members of the association, who the The plat hearing
ready to strike, at the right time, Marion
of
Emison
addition was
son,
Nyssa
farmer.
Pete
Cloninger,
Delbert
Mallory,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chas.
Schweizer,
was
a column composed of saboteurs and Gerald Sebum and Marion Suiter. All entries for the Queen contest the water. Sheriff Glenn and Cor
were
in
Nyssa
Tuesday,
were
criti
postponed
until
next
Monday,
oner R. A. Tacke administered ar taken to the Holy Rosary hospital cal of the slowness with which the 3rd. This action was taken on June
spies.
the
must
be
mailed
to
the
secretary
of
All
livestock
will
be
entered
in
respiration, which proved of Friday evening with a punctured repairs to the break that occurred recommendation of City Attorney
There are, of course, thousands the showmanship contest, for which the board, not later than midnight tificial
kidney,
two
cracked
vertebra
and
a
no
avail.
in the north canal, north of the A. L. Fletcher because of the ne
of foreign spies in the United States
will be awarded for the best June 15, by which time merchants Funeral services will be held In cracked pelvic bone. The team Owyhee
siphon last Thursday, is gotiations still going on between
composing a “fifth column", but prizes
throughout
the
county
will
have
animals
and
showmanship,
and
Bud
was
driving
on
the
Charley
Westfall
Wednesday.
being carried out by the Bureau of the Amalgatmated Sugar company
the G-Men of FBI know most of must be shown in the parade. Stock received their voting tickets which
Bradley
ranch
helping
put
up
hay,
Specifically these and owners of the property in the
them.
to be shown, except hogs and beef will be in denominations of 50,100- RED CROSS DRIVE
became frightened and ran when Reclamation.
members object to farmers, inex Addition. It is expected that title
500
and
1000'
votes
each,
correspond
cattle,
must
be
either
registered
or
the
neckyoke
came
loose.
A
Comer
perienced in such construction work to these properties will be In such
Presumably this wave of hysteria
ing to the purchase of the customer SHORT OF GOAL
of the rack caught on a post caus being
on the Job.
in the shadow of the Washington purebred.
a condition as to make a fair hear
of
the
merchant.
Votes
will
be
giv
Marion
Osborne
will
show
a
fat
ing
the
injuries.
Bud
is
under
the
monument (it is 555 feet, 5 inches beef steer, Dewey Thomason a reg en for each purchase of 50 cents It is reported that the Red Cross care of Dr. L. A. Mauldlng and will The proposal to line the entire ing on the vacation proceedings
high, by the way) will continue un istered Hereford cow and a heifer, or more and may be cast for any quota of a hundred dollars for be confined at the hospital several north canal, so these members possible. No objections were pre
maintain, is an absolute necessity sented to the proposal of vacating
til Hitler has either taken England
Cloninger a registered 7-month registered entrant in the contest. Nyssa fell short of the goal by over weeks.
In view of the fact that there are the addition Monday.
or been repulsed. Fear is expressed Pete
Holstein bull, Delbert Mallory As was done last year in the race forty dollars after Saturday’s drive.
several places, all critical, that are
that Hitler will demand surrender a old registered
There
will
be
additional
workers
Chester-White
sow,
two
for
the
Queen
of
the
Malheur
showing considerable seepage. This
of the British fleet and if he gets boarrs and two gilts, Gerald Sebum County Fair, the county will be di out this coming Saturday when it is
they claim Is a constant threat to
it he will move on toward the Uni a registered 7-month old Guernsey vided into districts. District one: hoped to raise at least the allotted No Action Yet
every farm under the canal and Three Crews A t
ted States. Such wild speculation heifer and Marion Suiter a pure being the area of Jordan Valley; amount.
should be eliminated.
is heard everywhere. That the
yearling Jersey heifer.
2, Adrian, Big Bend and Kingman Those wishing to give to this O n Nyssa
All farmers whether members of W ork O n Canal
Germans would Invade England and bred
most
worthy
cause
may
leave
the
A
stock
judging
team,
consisting
3, Nyssa and Owyhee; 4,
the
association or not are urged to
possibly take over the fleet was re of three, will be picked from the Kolony;
money
with
Mrs.
Dick
Tensen
at
Subway
Cairo and Oregon Slope;
attend
this meeting, according to Repairing
ported to President Roosevelt some above six boys, who will compete 5, Ontario,
her
home
on
Fourth
and
Ehrgood
Jamieson, Brogan and dis
Jacob
Kollen,
one of the directors
months ago by American Ambassa against about 10 other boys for the trict Vale.
or
at
the
Journal
office.
There has heen no definite action of the association.
6, Harper and Juntura.
Three crews, comprising 75 men
dor Joe Kennedy. The read-headed championship of the Eastern Ore
taken
hy
the
Oregon
State
Highway
All
entrants
must
be
residents
of
are at work day and night, Sundays
American predicted the invasion gon Livestock show. Robert Saw
Commission
on
the
construction
of
FIRST
BAND
CONCERT
and holidays, on repairing the break
would come with warm weather, yer. club adviser will be in charge the county be between the ages of
tre $200'000 subway’ despite a story
16 and 20 years of age, be single NEXT WEDNESDAY
in the north canal which occurred
late in the spring.
of the boys while they are in Union. and
to
that
effect
appearing
in
a
Boise
must be entered before mid
last Thursday morning, according
newspaper’
Wednesday;
night. June 15.
to Ferd Schlapkohl, resident engi
Episcopal Church—
The first open air band concert The story, date-lined Nyssa said in
neer of the Owyhee Irrigation pro
The evening services at St. Pauls
Lack of space makes it impossible of the season will be given by the
that “litigation” over the
ject.
Episcopal church are held at 8:00
this week for the Journal to print Nyssa city band next Wednesday, effect,
had ended and that The number of farms in Malheur
which occurred last Thurs
p. m. instead of 7:00 until further
the entry blank, but any young June 5, according to A. V. Cook, right-of-way
the highway commission had an county, as shown by a preliminary canal
day morning, according to Ferd
notice.
lady desiring to enter the contest business manager of the band.
nounced
that
bids
for
the
construc
count
of
the
returns
of
the
super
Bishop Confirms—
may call at the Journal office and The concert will be given from tion would be called immediately, visor of the 1940 census of agricul Schlapkohl, resident engineer of
On Monday evening the Rt. Rev. At least two W. P. A. projects are receive an entry blank.
the bandstand next to the city hall when as a matter of fact there has ture, Inventory as of April 1, 1940, the Owyhee Irrigation project.
William P. Remmington of Pendle in the planning stage, according to
and will begin at 8 p. m. The con been no litigation whatever. An is 2551 as compared with 1345 on Bill Foss, superintendent of Ter-
telllng company has been put in
ton, bishop of the Eastern Oregon Mayor Thompson. One of these LABORERS BROUGHT cert will consist of marches, over other
assertion was that the Amal the same date in 1930, acocrding charge
the work. Six caterpillars
Dioces of the Episcopal church held is a private sidewalk project of 120 INTO NYSSA AREA
tures and selections, according to gamated
Sugar
Co.
had
bought
all
to a release from Dr. Charles M. and 13 of jackhammers
kept
joint confirmation services for the lineal feet for B. B. Leinkaemper
Cook.
the property in the Emison Ad Tyler, supervisor of the census for at work moving rock are being
and
dirt,
parishes of Ontario and St. Pauls and the other is that of the Park According to Field Supervisor The public is cordially invited to of
dition, which is not a fact. The this dlsrlct.
Schlapkohl
said.
Dynamite
is
be
of Nyssa at the Parishs hall in Board for the construction of ten Charles Paradis of the Oregon attend these concerts which will company
has not bought any of the The 1940 figure is preliminary ing used to blow off the capping
Nyssa. Rev. Stanley Moore of On nis courts in the city park. Still State Employment service it has continue each Wednesday night property mentioned.
and subject to correction.
of dirt, most of which will be ac
tario assisted the bishop in the another is a wading pool for small been necessary to import some out throughout the summer months.
The true status of the fate of
confirmation class of six.
complished this afternoon, (Wed
The
band
consists
of
some
30
children
in
the
city
park.
Nyssa's
subway
is
that
the
Amalga
side
farm
laborers
into
the
district
Poppy Sales Go Over T op-
nesday) which when this is done
members, comprised of adults and mated Sugar company has decided Attend Conference—
These
two
latter
propositions
will
in
order
to
care
for
beet
and
onion
make the going much faster
Ladies in charge of the Poppy be considered Friday night when thinning and haying.
youngsters and is considered to be to purchase the property in it’s own Mr and Mrs. C. C. Wyckoff, Miss should
and easier Less rock is being en
sales for the auxiliaries of the Am the Park Board is scheduled to meet
Effle
Counsll,
Mrs.
Andrew
Baoesma
one
of
the
best
bands
in
the
coun
name,
after
negotiations
with
the
erican Legion and the F. F. W. an Mayor Thompson said that ap On Tuesday 31 Indians from the try. Jay Stoner, Payette, is the Union Pacific on the purchase fell and R. A. Thompson atended the countered than was at first ex
nounce that every poppy was sold plications for the construction of reservation near Bums were brought conductor, which position he has through.
opening of the Idaho Eastern Ore pected.
in
and
are
staying
at
the
Labor
over the week end and that their sidewalks
conference of Methodist church No prediction can be made as to
held
for
the
past
two
years.
under the new W. P. A. camp southwest of Nyssa. Today
While there is every reason to gon
quota was more than reached.
es
in
Boise on Tuesday evening. when the break will be repaired
setup
was
coming
in
very
slow,
and
believe
that
the
Highway
Commis
another 125 workers are expected
Attend Convention—
The
conference
according to Mr. and water back in the ditches.
expressed
the
desire
to
see
more
sion
will
construct
the
subway,
it
To
Leave
for
South—
Mrs. Will H. Beam joined Mrs. of the Nyssa property owners take to arrive from the Twin Falls area.
Thompson
was
well attended and Schlapkohl said.
is
known
here
that
members
of
the
On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Wil commision are becoming impatient the opening address
Ella Anderson. Mrs. Pauline Ross advantage of this free labor. All These will be beet workers.
was given by Wild rumors (and they are wild)
and Mrs. Leona Davis of Ontario the property owner has to pay is Even yet the need has not been liam E. Botholmey who are now over the long drawn out negotia Gov. C. A. Bottolfsen Following have been circulating in regards to
and Mrs. Gladys Hill of Vale on a for the materials used in the pro met according to Paradis and even visiting with Mrs. Botholmey’s par tions and have warned Interested the govemodr’s talk Mayor Straight what Is being done at the break.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tensen, parties to iron out their differences spoke to the assembly. Later a get The following rumor can be dis
more may be brought in.
motor trip to Corvallis where they jects, according to the Mayor.
plan to leave for their home in Los and
attended the state convention of
together meeting was held in the carded as absolutely without foun
the commission that all basement
Angeles. Accompanying them will legal assure
Return From T rip-
Rebekahs held in that city from A Daughter Born—
dation. and that is, that the Bur
of the church.
Mrs. J. Benjamin Beckham who out angles have been straightened H. E. C. Meeting
May 19 to May 25.
eau of Reclamation has contracted
On Wednesday evening Mrs. R. be
Postponed—
is
spending
the
week
at
the
home
Born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eugene
While away Mrs. Beam also visit
the repair Job out, the entire work
A.
Thompson
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Otherwise
the
status
of
the
sub
The
H.
E.
C.
meeting
which
was
ed her sister. Mrs. E. J. Beam, of Pratt of the Owyhee a daughter at Hershel Thompson, of Nyssa, and of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ar way remains the same as last re to have been held at the home of Is being carried on by the bureau.
Unity and has been in Portland the WiLson nursing home May 27 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beutler of Sa thur Boydell. Mrs. Beckham will
the situation for our farmers
Mrs. Oerrlt Stam on June 6, has That
following an operation performed with Dr. E. K. Kerby attending. lem returned to Nyssa after a weeks continue her Journey to Conchus, ported in the Nyssa Journal.
is
serious
cannot be gainsaid, but
been postponed until June 13, on If the water
New Mexico, where Mr. Beckham A Son Born—
there in January Mrs. Beam has A Daughter Born—
be put into the
trip to Salem and the coast.
account of the benefit tea to be canal within can
now recovered sufficiently to be Bom to Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Beutler moved their is employed in construction work
the
next
or
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Charles givne by the Civic club June 6. two weeks, very little of 10 the days crops
moved to an apartment where she Bushong a daughter at the Wilson household furnishings from Salem on the dam being built there.
of Parma, a son on May 27 Daughter to Visit—
is cared for by her daughter.
will be severely affected.
nursing home on May 25.
to Nyssa and will remain perma mimiiiinimv Turpin,
at the Wilson nursing home. Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boydell are
Mother Passes Away—
nently
in
Nyssa.
Beutler
will
Join
enjoying
a
visit
from
their
daugh
K.
E.
Kerby
attending.
THE WEATHER
George Eucher received word on
MARKETS
the Thompson and Son Feed Store
ter, Mrs. J. Benjamin Beckam of
Visits Over Week End—
Saturday that his mother had Following are the thermometer staff.
Thursday Quotations
’ROUND
TOWN
Antioch.
Cal.
passed away at a hospital in Port readings for the past six days as The Beutlers have rented the Lot Hear Buck Geizentanner, Oeorge Mrs Anna Boersma with her »on
By Wiley Clowers
land. Mr. and Mrs. Eichner and given at the Nyssa offices of the tie Phillips house on Park east of Mitchell and Doc Abbott are try and daughter visited with her son, Son Visits—
Cream, Premium ..........
26
Andrew, and Mrs. Boersma and the Helmar Ostrom of Klamath Falls Cream, Orade 1 ......
his brother, Richard, of Baker, United 8tates Reclamation:
25
ing
out
for
the
sidewalk
engineer's
Plrst.
over the week end They visited with his parents, Mr. and Cream, Orade 2 ___
Low High
Oregon left immediately for Port Date
.23
Job on the new Eder building . . . family
returned to their home in Yakima Mrs.
May 2 3 _____________ 56 93 In Portland—
land.
CASH
PRICE
John
E.
Ostrom
the
latter
part
then
there
Is
that
guy,
Bernard
Roy Searle. supervisor at the lo Eastman, who thinks Wednesday is on Monday with Miss Margie La of last week
May 24 _____________ 5« 93
Mrs, Mull Improves—
Hens, heavy colored _______ .11
cal migratory labor camp Is on a Tuesday
niere who had visited with her sis
Mrs John Mull who has been ill May 25 _____________ 45 80 short
Hens, light and Leghorn _____ .07
,
.
.
who
knows
what
about
leave
in
Portland.
In
Sparta—
ter,
Mrs.
Hershel
Gregg.
is able to be up again part of the May 26 ........................... 42 74
Springs, heavy .........
.12-14
the underpass . . . giant sized "cats” At Black Canyon—
May 2 7 _____________ 47 78 Leave for Portland—
time.
Mr and Mrs. Louis P. Thomas 8prings, light and Leghorn ___ .10
plowing
in
at
the
break
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In Boise—
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Thorsell are
May 2 8 _____________ 50 80
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moran pic were business visitors near Sparta Roosters _______
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Kermit Lienkaemper visited In Acre feet of water impounded at among those who will spend the fishing over the holiday . , .
nicked at the Black Canyon dam and visited with relatives over the
Trade-In Eggs
the Owyhee reservoir are 675,520. week end holiday in Portland.
Boise on Saturday evening.
on Sunday.
week end.
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Picket Law Goes
To Supreme Court
County Faii-
Queen Contest
Westfall Child
Drowns In Ditch
W.P.A.Projects
Being Planned
County Farms
Show Increase