Nyssa gate city journal., October 16, 1941, Image 1

The NYSSA
Published at Nyssa, Oregon.
GATEWAY TO THE OWYHEE AND BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION PROJECTS
IN THE HEART OF OREGON S SUGAR EMPIRE
VOLUME XXXVI, NO. 41
i Washington
WQnofi shots
JOURNAL
Fastest Growing City In Oregon
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1941
FRANK PARK TO ATTEND
PRINCIPALS CONFAB
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Frank Parr, principal of the Nys-
| sa high school, will attend the thir-
| teenth annual conference of the Or­
egon High School Principals asso­
ciation to be held October 23, 24 and
25 in Salem.
One of the high lights of the con­
ference will be a report of a commit­
tee which has been interviewing
Oregon employers in an attempt to
discover what they believe should
constitute the training of high
schccl pupils who plan to enter
northwest industries following their
graduation from high school.
Dennis Patch, member of the
committee on personal and business
relations, will also attend the con­
ference.
Legion Asked For
Recruit
Naval
PORTLANDERS ENTERTAINED
BY NYSSA CHAMBER
$1.50 PER YEAR
Grange Asks For
Revaluation
ORDERED DRAFTEES NOT
ELIGIBLE FOR MARINES
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Sugar Union Asks
Closed Shop,
W age Increase
Seventy-«ix members of the Port­
Selectees who have received their
land Chamber of Commerce des­
_A_
orders to report to local draft boards
Oregon Trail Orange,at its meet­ for induction into the army cannot
Commander Wesley J. Browne of cended on Nyssa Wednesday night
the Nyssa Post of the American Le­ and were g"ests of the members of ing Tuesday of this week, adopted a enlist in the United States Marine
the
Nyssa
Chamber
at
a
banquet
resolution to be presented to Mal­
by J ames P reston
gion has been asked to secure at
The newly formed Sugar Refinery
least one young man from around served in the school gymnasium by heur Pomona at the meetirg to be corps, according to Sergeant Epps of Workers Union, Nyssa Local 22918,
or in Nyssa for enlistment in the the Ladies Aid. Ray G. Larson was held in Harper Saturday, October the Boise Marine Recruiting office. American Federation of Labor, is
Preparations are quietly advanc­
United States navy. The request toastmaster who introduced Mayor 25. asking that all taxable property
Orders to that effect were receiv­ negotiating with officials of the
ing in Washington for a broad eco­
came from State Commander Joseph J. C. Olsen and Dr. K. E. Kerby, in Malheur county be revalued by ed the first part of October the re­ Amalgamated Sugar company for
president
of
the
Nyssa
Chamber
of
nomic attack on the Axis powers.
the
State
Tax
Commission.
County
K. Carson. Jr„ in response to a sim­
a closed shop throughout the en­
cruiting officer said.
The Economic Defense board —
ilar one from Secretary of the Navy Commerce. The Girls Glee Club of Assessor Hendrix waspresent at the
tire year and a pay raise of five
the
Nyssa
high
school,
with
Mrs.
This
dees
not
affect
a
selectee
which was created in June — will
meeting and expressed his opinion
Knox to Carson, in which the secre­
cents per hour for workers on hour­
John
Young,
their
instructress,
as
shortly begin to open its economic
relative to the Inequalities of the tax from enlisting in the Marines prior ly rate and $5 per month for those
tary stated that he was asking all
•'blitz."
of the posts of the Legion to make piano accompanist, sang two num­ rates throughout the county and to the time of his receiving his or­ on monhly pay, according o Joe
The weapons for this attack were
a special effort to secure as many bers. Miss Darlene Dorman was the hoped that the way could be paved ders, Sergeant Epps said. Enlist­ Trent, president of the union. A ne­
forged when the President set up
men for the navy as possible, in soloist for the group. Mr. Charles for a thorough revaluation.
ments in the Marines are still open, gotiating committee from the union
this Board of the Vice President and
A second revaluation, addressed to with an opportunity Tor a man to composed of Joe Trent, John Ray,
celebration of Navy Day, which has Fisher, musle Instructor for the Nys­
sa
schools,
rendered
to
vocal
num­
seven cabinet members to insure full
the
State
Highway
Commission,
asks
been set for October 27.
enlist in the regular corps, or he Harry Hahn, Walter Miller and J.
bers. accompanied by Mrs. Young.
use cf the enormous economic power
Any young man who may b? inter­ Fallowing this short program the that consideration and correction of may enlist in the Reserves in which E. Brower, assisted by R. E. James,
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of this government in the effort to
the
dangerous
condition
of
the
first
event he would be discharged imme­ organizer for AFL from, Kansas Ci­
ested in naval service can secure meeting was turned over to George
help Great Britain in her job of de­
information by contacting Com-1 J. Greenwood, chairman of the three miles of the Adrian highway, diately at the end of the present ty, are negotiating the union de­
feating the Axis. Top officials of the
emergency.
mands.
mander Browne, or any member cf Trade and Commerce committee of south of Nyssa.
board will tell you they see it as
Martin W. Osborn, president of
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H. A. Benning, vice-president and
the
Nyssa
Legion
post,
and
at
the
the Portland Chamber. Talks were the Blue Mountain Seed association,
having two main objectives: first,
general manager of the company,
office of the Nyssa Journal.
given by President E. Don Ross of was present and expressed confi­
to conserve for the United States
said that "the company is not op­
"The Navy offers any young man the Portland chamber of Commerce,
and its friends large stocks of vital
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dence in the ability of the new man­
posed to the union, nor to any of
who can pass the physical and men- , Briie. Dennis and R. B Ambrose all ager, Robert Sawyer. Osborn also
materials; second, to prevent their
On Tuesday, October 14, the Mal­ ta!
our employees belonging to the un­
examinaticns, a lifetime oppor-
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flow to unfriendly nations.
heur county U. S. D. A. county De­ tunity of preparing himself in sev- pcinting out the theme of the Port­ urged all farmers with seed placed
ion if they so desire, but it has al­
This Economic Defense board has fense committee met with state offi­ ral fields of skilled work." Browne land d legation, “as you grow, so on sale with the cooperative to set
ways been the policy if the company
a collection of not-to-be-sneezed-at cials representing the State Defense said, “and the Legion is meet anx­ will Portland."
a price so that the organlzalon
New examinations for office work­
Tommy Luke, famous Portland would be free to act at once should ers applying for Jobs with the State to offer employment in our factories
weapons in its arsenal—weapons of board to consider defense goals for ious to not only help the building
to our farmer growers and their
florlst.led
in
group
singing
with
a
considerable striking power against Malheur county under the national
a bid for the seed be received.
Unemployment Compensation Com­ sons when their farm work is com­
up
of
our
Navy,
but
also
to
start
special
"Mexican”
song
by
Edward
the Axis nations, already showing defense program. The state officials
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mission were announced today by pleted, giving them an opportunity
some young fellow on his way to
signs of shortages of important ma­ outlined the general program as to ’earning a real trade, so that when F. Sinclair.
ED BOYDELL IS AIR TRAINEE
Professor William Griffith, supervis­ to earn some extra cash. For that
Following the dinner the Portland­
terials, and of financial strain.
he functions of the state and coun-
Edward Boydell, Nyssa, is one of or for the board of examiners.
reason it would be inconsistent with
Financiel pressure is one of these y defense boards, showing how state he comes back into civilian life he ers were taken on a tour of inspec­ Oregon’s 30 civilian "trainees” who
Six classifications with starting that policy if we entered into an
will be properly trained in some tion throughout the Amalgamated
weapons Washington hopes to crip­ goals had been set and how these trade that will earn him a good live­
are enrolled in the fall civilian pilot pay from 880 to $120 a month are agreement which would make it ob­
ple the Axis wherever possible had been broken down by counties in lihood, to say nothing of the oppor­ Sugar company factory.
training class at the university.
listed in the announcement. The po­ ligatory for them to Join a union
through financial manipulations, order to meet the state goals and by
James C. Slovall, CPT coordinator, sitions Include Junior and senior for a short employment period.” On
tunity of unlimited travel in prac­
such as the step already taken of states in order to meet the national
announced yesterday that dual in clerk-typists, Junior and senior clerk the wage Increase, Mr. Benning ask­
I tically all parts of the world."
freezing bank accounts of unfriend­ goals.
strution is well underway and solo stenographers, key punch operator ed tobe excused from comment, say­
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ly powers, coupled with increased fi­
work is expected to begin some time and junior tabulating machine oper­ ing that the matter was still in the
The county goals for Malheur in­
nancial assistance to friendly or crease in several commodities as fol­ TAX ON TELEPHONE
ator.
during the next few weeks.
negotiating stage, several meetings
’-«utral nations, and other means of lows:
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Although educational and experi­ having been held on the subject and
SERVICE IN EFFECT
\ "ing money to obtain cooperation,
ence
requirements
vary
high
school
another is to be held in the next few
Milk, 7.9%, 4,305,000 lbs; milk
POMONA GRANGE TO MEET
By Wesley Sherman
materials or good will at the expense cows, 5%, 510 head; eggs, 8%. 56.000
graduation and some training or job days.
Mrs. Cora Tomlinson, local man­
IN HARPER OCTOBER 25
When
the
Nyssa
Bulldogs
take
on
of the Axis.
performance, in the main, are neces­
dozen; cattle and calves, 22%, 5,126,- ager for the Malheur Home Tele­
On the wage situation it was
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Through the --port licensing con­ 000 bs; hogs (spring pigs), 20%, 700 phone company, said that subscrib­ the Wilder squad on the Wildcats'
sary to gain admittance to the ex­ pointed out that hourly workers
Pomona
Grange
will
meet
at
10
field
Friday
afternoon,
October
17,
trol, major econ- - !c weapon No. 2. litters; chickens. 9.8%, 4,214 head; ers to phone service may find an in-
aminations.
have had their wage rates raised
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they will meet a’team that has not a. m. Saturday. October 25, at Harp­
the government cm control ship­ turkeys, 10%, 550 head; corn. 8.3%, crease in their . telephone
Because of Increased demands 10 cents per hour in the last 12
bills for i . * . . „
. .
““
, er, according to Frank Sherwood,
_
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
...
been
beaten
yet
this
season
though
ments of materials abr
prohibit­ 664 acres; farm gardens, 38%, 494 October due to the recent imposition
* As usual the meeting will be an all­ from defense industries for office months, the lowest rate now being
tied once.
ing sales to neutral cou. ' tes when farms.
help, many of last year's merit lists
of a federal defense tax. which be-
The only comparative scores avail­ day affair, with Mrs Earl Lofton, already have been exhausted. Ap­ 52 Hi cents per hour.
government information is such as
came effective October 6.
President Joe Trent of the union
The
county
defense
board
in
meet­
Pomona lecturer, in charge of the pointments from the new lists will
to indicate the materials tr.ir ulti­
This tax amounts to six per cent able to help predict the outcome of
said that the closed shop principal
mately end up in one of the Ax, na- ing with the state officials, N. C. on the monthly rates and on long the game are those with Adrian. programs.
follow closely upon completion of was a m atter th at was not only vi­
Donaldson, executive assistant; AAA.
A detailed program is not yet
tlrns.
distance calls of less than 25 cents. Nyssa lost to the Antelopes while available, Sherwood said, but it is the tests, it is expected.
tal to the protection of the union
H.
G.
Avery,
assistant
marketing
Wilder
defeated
the
Adrian
squad
Control of imports is another wea­
Complete information and appli­ members but also that of the com­
On calls of from 25 to 50 cents a in its first game of the season, 28 certain that the Legislative commit­
specialist,
extension
service,
and
A.
pon in the economic warfare cate­
cation blanks may be obtained from
tax of five cents is imposed, and
tee will have a part in the program. the 23 local offices of the state em­ pany, because such a clause would
gory. From Latin America and other R.Colburn, Portland, REA, repre­ over 50 cents a tax of 5 cents for to 0.
make it impossible for agitators to
senting
the
state
defense
board,
con-
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Coach John Young’s squad is ex­
foreign countries, the government
ployment service or from the Port­ Influence the members. "If negoti­
each 50 cents or part thereof.
pected
to
be
bacx
in
the
same
form
can insure our industries if supplies idered the above items and used the
land
office,
701
Spalding
building,
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ations with the company fail, the
that it exhibited against Weiser and
of native materials and make cer­ goals as requested by the state de­
of the Board of Examiners, where all m atter will be referred to the Labor
Payette for the Wildcat contest.
tain these strategic materials are fense board. Each goal was con­
applications
must
be
forwarded
be­
department whowill unquestionably
Wih the exception of Bob Browne,
not sold to the Axis powers first. For sidered from all angles and it was
fore November 10. Examination cen­ have a representative sit in on a
who is still walking on crutches, the
example, an agreement recently ne­ the consensus of opinion that no dif­
ters will be selected from Portland. conference between the company
team will be at full strength. Tough,
gotiated with Mexico and Brazil ar­ ficulty would be incurred in obtain­
Salem. Klamath Falls, Eugene, Med­ and the union," Trent said. "There
Hunters
of
upland
game
birds
are
ing
these
goals.
hard-smashing
Eugene
Cleaver,
who
ranges for those countries to sell all
awaiting Wednesday, October 22, ford. Ontario, Bend. Pendleton and has been no talk of a strike,” he
In order to have a broader view­
their exportable surplus of certain
Word has been received at the was injured in the Payette game, when the season opens throughout Marshfield.
concluded.
point,
a
meeting
in
the
afternoon
at­
war materials to this country exclu­
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County Agent’s office that an in­ will be ready to take his position in
A strike of workers at the Nyssa
tended by 28 farmers and ranchers spection of horses for purchases by the backfield. Blaine Devlin, trans­ the state.
sively.
factory would haveserious effect on
Seasons and limits on upland birds
The Economic Defense board, in of the county including the Smith- the army will be held in the Union fer from Boise, has been developing
the growers, due to the “strike
-addition, is working out a system of Hughes teachers and the manager of Pacific yards in Ontario on Wed­ as a back during the absence of vary throughout the state, but in
clause” in the grower contract. This
priorities for the Latin American the Co-Op Creamery, the county nesday. November 5, starting at 9:00 Browne and Cleaver and will prob­ Malheur county the season does not
clause stipulates that in event of a
ably hold a regular position during close until November 23. The bag
republics. This would not only keep gcals for the various commodities a. m.
strike that would shut down the
limit
on
pheasants
set
by
theGame
wpreagaln
considered
and
accepted.
the
remainder
of
the
season.
Rex
trade flowing between the two
All of those who have horses of
factory at "shall excuse the respec­
commission
is
four
male
birds
in
any
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Shelley,
who
has
been
carrying
the
Funeral
services
were
held
in
Vale
Americas, but would aid in strength
the type as outlined in previous is­
tive parties hereto from the per­
one day, but not more than eight
ening the defenses of the South
sues of county papers should plan ball for the Bulldogs as fullback, birds in any seven consecutive days Sunday for Lorin Gruwell, 67. who formance of this contract,” leaving
American countries as well.
on having these animals at the will alternate between his regular or in possession at any one timet. died last Thursday morning at his the growers without a market for
And control of shipping allows this
above mentioned yards promptly at position and guard in the line to Only one female bird may be had in home four miles north of the Owy­ their sugar beets. The growers’ side
hee dam. He was found dead when of the question seems to be sum-
government to make effective de­
nine o’clock or before so that horses bolster the Nyssa forward wall. anybag of eight birds.
a member of the family endeavored medup by the comment of William
fense use of what is rapidly becom­
may be inspected at the time speci­ When Shelley goes into the line,
There
isno
season
on
California
Devlin will shift to fullback.
to awaken him in the morning. It is M. DeGrofft, one of the largest su­
ing the greatest merchant fleet in
Two Vale farmers were killed last fied as this will aid army officials
Coach Esson cf the Wilder team orValley Quail or Blue Grouse In reported that he had been in ill gar beet operators in the district,
world history. Allocations of ships
in
maintaining
their
schedule.
Malheur county.
health for about a year.
and new bottoms as they become Saturday and two children seriously
Any information pertaining to reg­ has lettermen in ten of his 11 posi­
-when he said, "I believe that the
The Hungarian Partridge season
Mr Gruwell had been a resident closed shop clause will be unfair to
available will play a not unimport­ injured when an eastbound freight ulations on army horses may be ob­ tions this year. His line averages
in
Malheur
county
is
the
same
as
train
and
a
truck
collided
at
a
cross­
146 pounds, and his backfield tips
of Malheur county for the past 60
ant part in obtaining defense coop­
ing east of Vale. Halley A Black tained from, the County Agent’s of­ the scales at an average of 152 lbs. that for pheasant, from October 22 years and for a time operated a the farm worker who might be em­
eration from foreign nations.
ployed at the factory during cam-
to
November
23.
Bag
limit
for
these
was killed instantly and his father- fice in Ontario.
Kenny Griffith, end on the squad,
b locksmith shop in Vale, later going pain being forced to join a union. I
has been stealing the show at most birds is six birds in any one day.
into the cattle business.
From all over the country support in-law, William H. Kelly, died later
have men who work for me during
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games so far this season, and is rat­
He is survived by his wife, a the summer, and who depend a great
lr, being received by Senator O’Dan­ at an Ontario hospital. The injured
children, daughters of Black. Viola
ed
as
a
sensational
pass
receiver.
daughter
and
two
sisters.
iel of Texas for his proposed “right
deal on the additional money that
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Wilder is out to capture the cham­
to work” amendment to the Consti­ and Stella, were seriously injured,
they get from their employment at
but
are
expected
to
survive
fractured
pionship of the western division of
tution. Now that Congress is get­
the factory. To make themjoin a
PING
PONG
TABLE
ARRIVES
skulls
and
internal
injuries.
Two
oth­
the southwest Idaho class B con­
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ting back to work this week, the
union so thatthey may earn this
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er
children,
a
son
Arthur,
and
an­
"If conditions improve we perhaps ference. and apparently has almost a
chances are that this amendment
The Gate City lodge No. 214 of extra money is not fair,"DeGrofft
will get more than cursory attention other daughter, Helen, riding with can get an order out that will coun­ clear field The Nyssa-Wllder game
By Wesley Sherman
their
sisters
in
the
back
of
the
truck,
the Odd Fellows at Nyssa entertain­ said. A lot of small farmowners al­
termand this order” (that sent out is non-conference for both.
from the Senate Judiciary commit­
Snake River Valley League
escaped serious injury.
ed their district deputy grand mas­ so depend on employment during the
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last week prohibiting the sale of
tee.
W
T PC ter, Wm O. Ross, at their meeting campaign, and every nickel counts
Team
A
double
funeral
was
held
in
Vale
hogs
in
salesyards
in
Malheur
coun­
The amendment reads quite sim­
with them. If the closed shop is
Tuesday for the two victims of the
2
0 1000 on October 14.
Frultland
ply: "No person shall be denied em­ crash, with interment at the Vale ty). Such was the word received
agreed on these men will have to
Ross
gave
an
interesting
talk
on
.750
from the Department of Agriculture
Adrian
1
ployment because of membership or
pay union dues out of this money
cemetery.
the
Grand
Master's
educational
pro­
since the ban was placed two weeks
affiliation with or resignation from
667 gram.
Weiser
2
they receive from the company, he
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ago. This order, so the information
a labor union, or because of refusal
added. He further stated that the
667
2
Ontario
The
ping
pong
table
has
also
been
goes, does not interfere with the
to Join or affiliate with a labor un­ IN ARMY AIR CORPS
667 delivered at the hall and has been situation here on the closed shop la
Emmet
2
shipping
of
fat
hogs
to
slaughter
ion; nor shall any corporation or in­
Loren E. Earnest, who two weeks
Four one-act plays have been
.333 put in its place in the basement by a great deal different than that
.1
dividual or association of any kind ago left for Portland to enlist in the places where federal inspection is scheduled by Nyssa high school class Nyssa
found in a highly industrialized dis­
333 Andrew McOinnis and M. F. Solo­ trict where farmers are not depend­
maintained
nor
does
it
prevent
own­
1
Vale
.......
enter into any contract, written or Army Air Corps, has successfully
advisors for the school's play con­ Parma
mon.
250
ers
from
buying
hogs
from,
one
an­
0
oral, to exclude from employment passed the required physical examin­
ent on other employment.
test which will be presented to the
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000
0
members of a labor union or per­ ation and is now stationed at Jef­ other. The department, however, community In the gymnasium dur­ Payette
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Games this Week — Friday Em- District Meeting—
sons who refuse to Join a labor un­ ferson Barracks. Mo. From Portland does not want hogs assembled at ing the evening of Friday, October
Nyssa Hospital—
mett at Vale, Payette at Weiser,
ion. or because of resignation from Loren was sent to the Corps Area sales yards where there is a like­ 24
Two new nurses have been employ­
There will be a district meeting
Frultland at Parma, Nyasa at Wild­ of the Rebekah lodges held a t Nys­ ed at the Nyssa hospital recently.
a labor union: nor shall any person Command Unit at Fort Douglas. lihood of diseased animals being
As
is
traditional,
the
audience
will
against his will be compelled to pay Utah, and later transferred to Jef­ brought in a t any time and exposing judge by ballot which of the four er (non-conference), Adrian a to n ­ sa on October 23. 1941. at which Mrs. Jones of Henris ton reported
dues to any labor organization as ferson Barracks Any of his friends others that might pass these yards.
tarlo (non-conference).
time state officers will be entertain­ for duty on Wednesday evening for
(Continued on Page Six)
Hogs on the premises may be
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a prerequisite to or condition of em­ who may want tl correspond with
ed. All Rebekahs living in the com­ night work and Mrs T. C Druggan
slaughered
afer
a
physical
inspec­
Nyssa’s football eleven. Wenesday munity or visiting here are invited of Boise is on days.
ployment."
him may do so by addressing Loren
of last week, learned a powerful les­ to be present.
Senator O’Daniel sees this amend­ E. Earnest. Air Corps. Unassigned. tion and release by a licensed veter­
Pneumonia has already made its
inarian.
son that Stanford university’s “T-
ment—it would be the first Consti­ Jefferson Barracks, Missouri.
appearance in this district with two
It is highly important. County
formation" defending champions 4unday Oi
tutional amendment since the re­
cases being cared for at the hospital
. the snazzy new gas buggy for didn’t learn until the following Sat­
Agent Brooke said, that this quaran­
peal of Prohibition if passed and Return from Coast—
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs the past two weeks, both of which
ratified by the states—as particu­ . Mr and Mrs. Herschel Thompson tine be observed so th at the recent truck duty at the Thompson Feed urday—that no matter how badly Bernard Eastman were his parents. have recovered Theyare William
larly necessary in these critical returned Saturday evening from outbreak of hog cholera can be con­ store . . . . Oscar Olsen getting rea­ underrated a gridiron team may be. Mr and Mrs Bernard Eastman. S r . Connor, who Is still convalescing at
times, but as important in normal Portland where they purchased a trolled and that its spread will be dy for squash pie in a big wav from they can always be formidable op­ of Payette, and Mrs Ann Hewitt. the hospital, and A. D. Smith, who
times as well. “I t is absolutely fool­ Chevrolet panel truck for use at the limited to the two or three ranches the looks of those in his window . . . ponents and sometimes, too formid­ On Monday Mr; Hewitt motored to has recovered sufficiently to go to
on which it has already occurred. and there are those who advocate able
ish." he says, “to talk about main­ Thompson Seed and Peed store.
Nampa with Mr. and Mrs East­ his home.
taining democracy in America if we
Adrian's Antelopes were here on man
On Tuesday Ray Lewis underwent
who continued on to Boise
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Beutler. who The cooperation of farmers and sending those Highsmith raised
do not maintain in America the accompanied the Thompsons to ranchers will do much to control beans to California and Florida for that memorable Wednesday after­ for the day.
a minor operation at the hospital
noon to play a scheduled game with
right to work."
and Is reported to be making a nice
Portland and visited at the parental this outbreak.
a bit of Oregon propaganda . hear the favored Nyssa Bulldogs, and Ts Hold M eeting-
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Democracy ends, as the senator Charles Yergens home on Salem
recovery.
Harry Miner came home with a when the gun sounded, ending the
sees it. when citizens of a country over the week end. returned home At Los Vegas—
Members of the Nyssa lodge of
At the hospital on October 4 1941,
Word was received at the Journal Charlie horse and a buck . . . wonder game, the Antelopes had the score Odd Fellows are looking forward to a son. Charles Harold Baird, was
are deprived of the right to work Tuesday evening.
this week that Mr and Mrs Bar-; who won out on this Columbus day safely tucked away in their favor. November 11 when they will enter­ bom to Mr. and Mrs Cecil Claud
unless they pay tribute to some or­
old Fletcher are at Las Vegas where holiday business. A. L Fletcher or 7to 0.
ganization or agency. This is dic­ From Lon Angeles—
tain at a Joint meeting, the lodges Baird
Mr and Mrs Paul Newland of Los Mr. Fletcher is working on the U.
tatorship of organized minorities,
The Blue and White squad which of Vale and Ontario. O rant Mur­
On October 12 1941. a «on. Ray Eu­
the
"Little
Woman
”
who are under the control of none Angeles visited at the Owen Oann 8 Magnesium plant They expect to
had Just won Its first victory over phy. grand master of the state I. gene Baldwin, was bom to Mr and
remain there through the winter
except their unrestrained leaders. home over the week end.
(Continued on Page Sts)
O. O. F . will preside
Mrs. Robert Ray Baldwin.
Defense Foods
Increase Sought
Office Job Exams
Are Announced
Nyssa and Wilder
To Play at Wilder
Pheasant Season
Opens Next Wed.
Horse Buyers
In Ontario Nov. 5
Funeral Services'
For Lorin Gru well
Crossing Crash
Kills 2 Vale Men
May Ship Federal
Inspected Hogs
Adrian Trims
N yssa 7 to 0
Four One-Act
Plays by Pupils
ROUND TOWN