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Published at Nyssa. Oregon.
VOLUME XXXV. NO. 35
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GATEWAY TO THE OWYHEE AND BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION PROJECTS
IN THE HEAR» OF OREGON’S SUGAR EMPIRE
JOURNAL
Fastest Growing City In Oregon
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1940
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Tentative School Nyssa Placed O n Paralysis Victims Festival, Rodeo Called Off
Bus Routes Set Transcontinetal
Are Recovering
The threat of an injunction again­
MAY OPEN STREET
! TO WARD ADDITION
st the building of the Nyssa under­ Tentative routes, for Nyssa high U.S. Highway 2 0
The 10 year old daughter of Mr.
pass seems to have passed with the and grade school busses hrfVe been
and Mrs. H. L. Fisher and Marion
arrival in Nyssa last Thursday of agreed on by the operators of the Word has been received here that Osborne,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Mj W.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Long who have busses, the Thompson Oil Company Nyssa is now on the through coast Osborne have
sufficiently FESTIVAL FLOAT
been in conference with City At­ operators of the high school busses to coast United States highway 20. the last of the recovered
gNew Case Brings
week
to
be
released
torney A. L. Fletcher and Mayor and Jensen and Ensminger, operat­ This placing of Nyssa on a trans­ from the surveillance of the
city
PLACES
SECOND
D e c i s i o n To
Thompson. The Long's have indic­ ors of the busses for the grade continental higuway brings to a halth officer.
ated that they are not so much con­ school, following a meeting Wed­ succesful end the long agitation for Both of the young victims are do­ The Nyssa Fall Festival Float,
Cancel Show
cerned over financial damage claims nesday night of this week.
such a thing. However U. S. 30 ing as well as could be expected, but which carried Queen Ann and her
to their property over the building Bus routes two and Three are south,
has gone through Nys­ Marion Osborne is still paralized royal court during the Labor Day The Nyssa Fall Fes’ival and Rod­
of the underpass as they are in get­ those operated for the grade school, sa and which
ending
at the bridge will be from his chest to his feet, although parade at the Malheur County Fair eo has been called cfl following the
ting
a
legally
designated
street
as
&
the
balance
for
the
high
school,
al­
discontinued,
according
T. he is gradually overcoming the af­ placed second in the organization announcement that a »new cf . sj of
a means of getting to and from though each bus will take students Morgan, Secretary of the to Frank
The Ontario Rebekah lod­ infantile paralysis had been found,
Chamber
fliction in his feet and lt is thought division.
their property in Wards Addition. for either school.
ge
placed
first and the Oregon Trail in Nyssa.
of
Commerce.
Highway
20
begins
at
that
he
will
in
time
be
completely
Hash ini; ton. U. C. News Bureau of To
there is apparent willing­ The following is the tentative Boston, Mass, on the Atlantic coast recovered. Health Officer J. J Sar- L. D. 8. church
placed third in the Of secondary importance in call­
the Nyssa Gate City Journal ness this,
on the part of some members schedule
that will be started Mon­ and is now routed via Auburn, N. azin is reported to have told one of division.
ing off the shew was the statement
of the council.
day. September 9, the opening day Y., Cleveland. Chicago, Sioux City, the families that there is now no Mrs. James Moss, member of the of John Moody, who was to have
are two ways in which the of school.
Casper, Wyoming to Yellowstone danger of infecting any other person Fall Festival committee was chair brought in his string of broncos and
WASHINGTON, D. C. — After There
could give the property owners Bus No. 1—South on highway to Park
to Pocatello and from with the disease, and that they may man of the committee who design­ steers for the rodeo that he want­
three weeks of interviewing In Ore­ city
a street. One would be to F. G. Holmes comer, south to Kleck there thence
the
route
will be common with now resume their usual life. Hard ed and p pared the float.
gon and Washington it can be ass­ affected
ed a $350 underwritten guarantee to
purchase the Boren property and comer, west to highway, north past U. S. 30 to Caldwell
where it will on the heels of this pleasant infor­
stage the rodeo after he had made
erted as of this writing that Ore­ open
Bower
avenue
from
it's
pres­
gon will be carried by the Willkie- ent terminus west to the railroad De Grof’s, Deseret Ranch. Wm. be routed via Parma, Vale, Bums, mation comes a report that the
an agreement to show for the gate
receipts.
McNary ticket and Washington property. The alternative would be Corn’s and back to highway at Ward Bend and ending at Albany, Ore. young seven year old son of city
policeman. Kenneth Lang ton, Pat.
Th Chamber of Commerce held a
state will be in the column of Roose- to leagalize as a street the passage­ ranch, south then east past Cole­
to A. W. Howell’s to highway
Is the third victim of the disease.
special meeting today (Thursday) in
velt-Wallace: that Idaho will go re­ way that lies next to the railway man's
then west to Hunt corner, north to
which the matter was thoroughly
publican. This forecast is based on right-of-way running from Main P.
The youngster became ill the first
corner, east to highway
the considered opinions of several street north to Erhgood, which has and Tensen
part of the week and a test having A rain storm, reaching in certain discussed and at which the action of
to
school.
hundred men arid women who are
been made. Dr. Kerby diagnosed the areas cloudburst proportions, de- calling off the Festival and Rodeo
used as a street for a number Bus No. 2—South on highway,
supposed to know the answers in been
illness. Wednesday as that of infan­ cended on the Nyssa area Tuesday was agreed to by those present.
of
years.
Either
plan
would
be
sat­
turn west past Deseret ranch to
matters political. However, all fore­ isfactory to the Longs. Mrs. Long Vale
tile
paralysis. Langton has taken his night and Wednesday morning, Chairman L. P. Thomas of the
road, south to CCC road, east It’s back to report cards, grades daughter
casts in this campaign are subject said Wednesday in the Jumal of-1 to highway
Idaho for a time, re­ leaving not a few flooded basements Pall Festival Committee said "This
study hall—in fact back to turning to to take
to what may develop in the Euro­ fice. “We are tax payers and as such at Cleaver’s. to school. Start loading and
care of his young in the city and causing some dam­ comes as a stunning blow to the
school—for the students of the Nys­ son until his recovery,
members of the committee who have
pean war between now and Novem­ are as interested as any other tax
sa High and Grade schools on Mon­ Dr. Sarazin, in commenting on age to farm crops.
worked so hard on what was to
Bus No. 3—South on highway, day,
ber.
Shoe
String
ditch
was
flooded
to
payer
in
seeing
that
the
city
settles
September
9,
when
the
official
be one of the best little shows in the
turn west past Deseret ranch to school year begins.
the
disease
said
that
there
in
no
In agreement are new deal politic­ this matter in the least expensive Trent
such
an
extent
that
it
tore
out
its
north via Powell’s Registration this year is running known carrier for the disease. The banks near the Vest farm. Just when northwest, but I believe that there
os and republicans that if Oregon way, for in the long run we would Suiters corner,
nothing else to do. for we would
Brown's to school. Stop about
does not necessarily this break will be repaired is un­ was
does not go republican, with Ore­ be paying it back in taxes". We loading and
same as last, according quarantine
feel
badly if we went ahead with
P. Tensen corner. Same to the the
keep
the
disease
confined
this
being
gon’s Charley McNary on the ticket believe that a satisfactory solution as No. 6 at route
certain,
but
with
the
end
of
the
principals.
the show and spread this disease
last year.
borne
out
by
the
fact
that
for vice president, then the republi­ can and will be worked out. Mrs. Bus No. 4—North
crop
season
at
hand
there
Is
no
need
on highway to The board of the schools said that members of the same family for rushing this work, one official and were the indirect cause of some
cans can not carry even Maine and Long said.
youngster being paralized for life.
J.
Groot
corner,
west
to Tom Lile’s the schools were being opened, des­ of the victim, very seldom, if said.
Vermont; therefore Oregon is in the
south
to
Gonnason
corner
to school pite a few cases of infantile paraly­ ever take down with lt, and that it The government owned electric As to the action of Moody, that's
bag. It is known, however, that the
via Clower’s and Idanha ranch. Stop sis, in view of the fact that other appears, almost .simultaneously in plant burned off some insulators his business as to what he wanted
administration, much as Mr. Roose­
public places had not as yet been widely seperated areas. There is thereby lnterupting the service of to charge, but It Is also ours as to
loading at P. Tensen corner.
velt admires Senator McNary and
we think his proposition
Bus No. 5—South on highway to closed by health officials, and that little
of adults taking the Idaho Power Company’s lines is whether
feels obligated to him for his sports­
fair.
r *
Hashitani corner, west to Vale road in most cases the students would down llkeli-hood
with
infantile
paralysis,
the
manlike leadership of the senate |
about
4:30
Wednesday
morning.
The
perhaps
be
better
off
in
controlled
Mr.
Osborne,
who
was
chairman
and
return
to
Pfeiler
corner,
north
doctor
said,
and
only
a
few
cases
republicans, will bend every effort
power company’s service was re­ of the rodeo has done all that he
school via Kurtz’s, Webster’s and groups rather than to be allowed to become paralyzed.
to carry the state, and there are SALEM—An additional 1584 re­ to
stored In about 20 minutes.
mingle
indiscriminately.
Boersma’
s
.
Same
as
No.
2
route
last
done, and my thanks
whispers of large sums to be dump­ cruits will be needed to bring Oreg­ year.
The basement of the Golden Rule could to have
him for his hard work as well
ed into Oregon for this purpose. on’s national guard units up to full Bus No. 6—South on highway,
store was flooded when a rain spout goes
to that of every member on my
ANTELOPE TAGS
became twisted and damaging a con­ as
peace time strength.
committees.”
turn
west
past
Deseret
ranch
to
Nyssa
FFA
Boys
siderable
amount
of
stock.
This was revealed by records of
AVAILABLE
Hollow to Cates beyond Siphon
More rain fell Wednesday morn-
Republicans claim they have a the adjutant general office here Cow
and
return
to
school
via
Wyckoff’s
Chalk
Up
28
early than the local office of LIQUOR PROFITS
fighting chance to carry Washing­ following unoffocial but apparently and Goodell’s. Stop loading at Jam­
PORTLAND—All cow elk tags, big
the Bureau of Reclamation has rec­ RETIRE
ton state, but from talks with scor­ reliable reports that the guard ison’s.
authorized for issuance by the Oreg­ ord
DEBT
of for Nyssa. In any previous
es of people thnt chance appears to would be put on a peace time foot­ Bus No. 7—South on highway to Fair Prizes
on State Game Commission, have period,
a
total
of
.93
inches
of
rain
be very slender. There are more ing immediately following its mob­ CCC road, west on CCC road to
been sold. The cow elk season ex­
SALEM — Accumulated profits
industiial workers in Washington ilization into the regular army, ten­ Strickland corner, south to Klamath The Nyssa Chapter, Future Farm­ tends from November 1 to 16. both having fallen. Thursday showed a from
the state’s liquor monopoly
rainfall
of
.49
Inches.
than in Oregon and also more peo­ tatively set for September 16.
of America placed 28 times with dates inclusive.
west to Terra’s, north to ers
permitted the retirement of *400.000
ple on relief, and as a rule workers At the present time there are Avenue,
A
limited
supply
of
antelope
tags
their
exhibits
at
the
Malheur
Coun­
and return to Kendall
of the liquor certificates which had
favor Mr. Roosevelt. How far the 4567 officers and men in the Ore­ Cloninger’s
Fair, with Dewey Thomason's arc still available and hunters
corner, east past Reffett’s and ty
previously been Issued to keep the
attitude of John L. Lewis of CIO gon guard contingents. These in­ Chad’
planning
to
Indulge
In
antelope
Hereford
breeding
cow
“walking
off
Queen Ann I
s to Klamath Avenue to high­
state relief budget on a cash basts.
and of William Green of AFL clude the 162d and 186th infantry way via
should make application
Low's, Glenn’s and Chards. with the works" in being Judged shcoting
State Treasurer Pearson announc­
(neither of them enthusiastic for regiments, the 218th field artillery
Champion of the F. F. A .division; to the Portland office of the com­
ed. This leaves only $100,000 of the
Mr. Roosevelt) will influence the regiment, the 249th coast artillery
mission at once for the antelope
Champion
in
the
Open
division
and
certificates still outstanding but
members of their respective labor ccrps. the Lebanon company of the REHEARING ON
Grand Champion Hereford cow of tags.
retirement of the certificates has
groups is anyone’s guess. Of the 116th medical regiment and the
left the relief cupboard bare again
the show. A Hereford Breeding The antelope season is from Sep­
two, Lewis has been abusive of the headquarters companies and de­ PICKETING LAW
29 to October 6. both dates
so that lt will be necessary to float
Heifer of Dewey's placed Champion tember
president, whereas Green has plac­ tachments of the 41st division and SALEM — Reargument of the Hereford
inclusive, and the territory open to
another loan Immediately, Pearson
heifer
in
the
F.
F.
A.
div­
ed his complaint against the mann­ 82d
antelope hunting includes portions
explained.
highly controversial anti-picketing ision.
er in which the National Labor Re­ It brigade.
is understood here there will case before the state supreme court The record of the local chapter of Lake, Malheur and Harney
lations board has administered the be a peiiod
of ten days between act­ has been scheduled for early Octob­ is all the more remarkable when lt counties.
Wagn r labor act. CIO “got the ual mobilization
NYSSA FFA FAT
guard and er when It is expected that all seven is considered that this is the first
breaks” from NLRB and testimony the departure of of the the units
from justices will sit in on the argum­ time that lt was shown at a Mal­
STEER
SOLD
shows the board was prejudiced their
G. O. P. RALLY
home stations for camp at ents. When the case was argued
against AFL.
Fort Lewis. This time will be al­ before the high court several mon­ heur County Fair.
The fat steer of Bob Browne
County Republicans will meet in
lowed the men to set their private ths ago two members were absent, In the dairy division, Lewell Wil­ Ontario
which placed second at the Malheur
next
Tuesday
night
at
8
p.
lis’
Guernsey
heifer
Clifford
Ashby
order for their extended Justice Bean being ill and Justice
County Pair In the FFA division was
Because of the war, markets form­ affairs in from
. September 10, In the high school
home. During this Bailey being absent from the state. placed third, and fourth in the open m gymnasium
sold Wednesday to Union Stock-
to
hold
the
first
polit­
erly dominated by the British and absence
class. His Duroc Boar placed sec­ ical rally of the present campaign,
waiting
period
also
efforts
will
be
yards
at Caldwell for 12 cents per
Holland are being lost, temporarily made to bring the various units up
ond.
In
the
Chesterwhite
sows,
und­
pound.
The steer weighed 990, and
according
to
Mrs.
Gilchrist.
at least, to the United States. A milk to peace strength by intensive drives HIGH BOWLING
er
eight
months,
that
owned
by
was
sold
at the Ontario Commission
Presiding over the iggetlng will
evaporating plant in Washington is the various cities in which guard SCORES
Company's sale yard Wednesday, no
Chester Ashby placed second.
be
E.
-Otis
Smith,
central
commit­
Ann
Johnson,
popular
young
Nys­
operating 24 hours a day filling ord­ in
Pete Cloninger's pen of two fat
chairman, with Mrs. Grace M sa Miss was selected last Friday as charge being made for the sale.
ers for the far east, a territory here­ organizations are located.
Ike Brown has taken high score lambs placed first in the FFA div­ tee
Wells. Portland as the main speak­ Queen of the Malheur County Fair,
tofore held by Holland and English
at the Nyssa Bowling Olley's for the ision and his grade sows placed first er of the evening. Robert D. Lytle, and was crowned by Mayor R. A. Nyssa Nursing Home
milk factories. Pulp mills of Ore­ Seed Bayer Here
past two weeks, according to Mal­ in the open class.
Is also slated to speak, according to Thompson at appropriate ceremon­
gon and Washington are speeding On Wednesday T. A. Waters rep­ colm
At the Nyssa Nursing home the
the new manager. In the agriculture exhibit the Mrs. Ollchrist.
up to provide supplies for Austra­ resentative of Northrup and King Browns Weodfield.
past week three babies were bom.
score for last week was 202 White Rose potatoes, owned by Mar­ The Ontario band will furnish the ies, thus becoming Ann I.
lia, India and way points, as the Seed Company of Boise was in this and for the
ending Wednesday ion Suiter placed first in the FFA music for the occasion.
To Mr. and Mrs. John Gallagos a
Scandinavian source has been shut area lootng over land and signing night of this week
In
Boise
week 195.
daughter
was born on August 29th
off by the blockade of the German contracts
division, and second in the open The public Is Invited to attend
for fall planting of Dwarf In the ladies division Doris Smith class,
To
Mr.
and
Mrs. Owen Thompson
navy. This also applies to the Essex grass,
his Bliss Truimphs also the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge J. Mitchell of Willow Creek
a son was bom on
the winner last week with a placed while
United States, as the Scandinavians seed next year. to be threshed for was
spent
the
week
end
in
Boise.
first
in
the
FFA
division.
The
September first.
score of 118 and Nellis Stewart holds sugar beets owned by Hollis De-
are shut out of this market for the
Among those to sign in this dist­ high score for this week with 116.
Injures Shoulder
To Mr and Mrs. Alvin Campbell
Returns Form Portland
same reason.
rict so far are John Lackey, and George Wells will continue work­ Grofft placed second and those of N. V. Rodehouse. a worker at the
of Nyssa, a daughter was bom on
Dwight
Wycoff
placed
third,
both
Mrs.
Sidney
Burbidge
and
her
ing
as
assistant
to
the
new
man­
Dale Garrison.
factory sustained a badly bruised three daughters returned on Thurs­ September third.
being in the FFA Division.
Next week the senate finance R A. Thompson of the Thompson ager.
back
shoulder when he fell day from Portland where they had Kingman Kolony Youth Suffers
Three FFA scholarships were also while and
Seed Company is representative in
committee will get down to business this
at work on Wednesday. He spent the past six weeks as guests Broken Back
won
by
members
of
the
Chapter,
area
and
anyone
desiring
fur­
Visits In Boise Valley
in studying new taxes to pay the
taken to the Sarazin clinic of her parents.
these being for best scholarshop. was
On Wednesday afternoon Lloyd
where Xray pictures were taken and From Baker
bill for national defense. What the ther information may see him.
Due
to
the
local
churches
being
second
by
Hollis
DeOroff;
for
best
Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
no
broken
bones
were
found.
final form of the tax measure will Visits Grandparents
closed the past Sunday in cooper­ livestock project, Pete Cloninger.
of Kingman Kolony suffered
be no one is in a position to say at When Mrs H B Earp and Mrs. ation with county health officers, second
Oordon Ray of Baker was a Nys­ Elliott
three
broken
when a car
andfor
best
showmanship.
this time, nor until it passes the W F. McLing of Emmett who visit­ Rev. and Mrs Merle Burres, Mr and Dewey Thomason, second. These Dlsensses New Church
sa visitor and guest of his mother which he was vertebrae
cranking
congress All that the congressmen ed with Mrs Hershel Thompson on Mrs R A. Thompson and Mr. and scholarships are based on both the
Mrs. Stella Butler on Wednesday. control and ran over him. got out of
can say is that the bill will be de­ Saturday returned home, Ronny Mrs. A. V. Pruyn motored to Boise
Bishop
Bruce
Baxter.
District
He was taken to Dr L. A. Mauld-
vised to raise more taxes than ever Thompson went with them for a for the day and enjoyed a picnic exhibits shown and the boy's pro­ Superintendent Charles M. Donald­ In Portland
and then removed to the Ontario
before and the American people will few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. lunch at Julia Davis Park. The ject book Second place scholarship son and several neighboring minist­ Meyer Oorrel left on Friday to Ing
hospital.
Dr. Maulding reports he
join
Mrs.
Oorrel
and
1«
Vere
In
pays
»10.
the
money
being
used
to
begin to realize what taxation really Earp. On Tuesday Mr. ad Mrs. R. primary object of their trip was to
ers met at the R. A Thompson home
Is
doing
nicely.
Portland.
means Many commonplace articles A. Thompson motored over after visit the many churches built rec­ defray pert of the expenses of the with local officials of the Methodist
will become luxuries under the new
ently in the valley getting ideas trip to the state FFA convention, Church in regard to the building Monday Motor Trip
MARKETS
tax bill and Uucle Sam will reach him.
that might be used in rebuilding at Corvallis, which will be held program Friday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Joe Trent with Mr
deeper into the pocketbook of John
the Nyssa Methodist Church.
sometime in April. 1941.
By Wiley Clowers
and Mrs. Ellis 8toker enjoyed a Sun­
THE WEATHER
Q. Citizen than he did during the
day
motor
trip
to
Boise
and
Emm­
CASH PRICE
L.
D.
8.
Mastral
Director
To
Speak
first World war. The one consola­
ett.
BUTTER
FAT
tion of the average taxpayer is Following are the thermometer Bishop D. L. Anderson of the Nys­ Parents Visit
In Haiem
Premium
'ROUND
TOWN
that in the defense preparations readings as given at the Nyssa off­ sa L. D S Ward announced yester­ Mr and Mrs Brown of Salt Lake
Mr and Mrs Heinz Sonnrkes First
there will be little if any profiteer­ ice of U S. Reclamation;
. . . No Nyssa Pall Festival . . . spent
that Ider N. Lorenzo Mitchell. were house guests of their son Larry basements
end and holiday Second _________________
Low High Prec. day
ing and no flock of millionaires will Aue
suddenly becoming swim­ visiting the with week
Director
of
music
for
the
L.
D.
S
and
Mrs
Brown
over
the
week
end
relatives
in Salem
POULTRY
be made
pools on Tuesday a. m........... In Portland
church at Salt Lake will be the main and holiday. On Sunday the group ming
Hens, heavy .......................
scarcer than hens teeth . . .
speaker at the Sunday evening ser­ with Mr. and Mrs. Orant Lewis en­ houses
Hens, light and leghorns
whiakerlnos soon to be a thing of Among those who motored to Cox
vices held at the Nyssa chapel on joyed an outing at the lakes
(Continued on Last Page)
Portland
for
the
weekend
holiday
the
past
in
these
parts
.
.
Nyssa
Sunday evening. September eighth. Visits At Nyssa
1
53 95
Ilo and 14c
walking off with honors at the Pair were Mr and Mrs. Eklen SUmwela Springs
2
54 89
and
Miss
Katherine
Mitchell
Miss
Home
From
Portland
.
.
Bill
Schlreman
and
Hershell
Egg
prices
are
changing
due
At McCall
3
50
86
93
Mrs Walter Wilson of Sparta Thompson surveying the world atop Mitchell remained and continued to scarcity and the prices dally
quoted
4
40
55
49
Miss
Helen
Boydell
returned
home
spent
Wednesday
in
Nyssa
visiting
on
to
Eugene
for
the
school
year
Mr and Mrs Luclen Wray were
may have been changed by
at the Owyhee reser­ from Portland on Tuesday with Lt. while her son Charles Wilson of the Oeorge Christensen grader . . Ward Weinlke was also a Port­ today
among Nyssa folk who spent the voir Impounded
Friday. At least they are up
and
Mrs
J.
B
Beckham
Payette
held
his
violin
classes.
are
422.300
acre
feet
of
water.
land visitor for the holiday
week end and holiday at McCall.
Turn In on eggs 23 cents.
Due To Infantile Paralysis
Schools Opens
On Monday
Recruits Needed
For Oregon Guard
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Storm Wreaks
Havoc Wed.