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‘VOLUME XXXVII, No. 55
Enrollment In
Nyssa Schools
Less This Year
JOURNAL
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1912
$2.00 PER YEAR
*****
Practically All Of Re
duction Is In
Grades
Enrollment In the Nyssa schools
up to date this year is approxi
mately 75 less than the enrollment
of the 1841-43 year, according to
Superintendent Henry H. Hartley.
The total this year Is 688 as
compared to 760 last year, tirade
school attendance Is 450 and last
year It was 530. The high school
enrollment this year 1s 236, two
more than last year.
School officials have found It
necessary to assign three teachers
to the second grade, which, with
81 pupils, is the largest of the 12
grades. Engaging another teacher
was unnecessary as the first grade
will require only two teachers as
compared with three last year.
AM grades other than the second
average between 50 to 60 students.
The ninth grade Is the largest with
74 students. The 10th grade fol
lows with 63. The other grades
have 50 each.
“The enrollment should pick up
slightly during the next few weeks,
but It Is already apparent that
It will be considerably less this
year than last year", Ur. Hartley
said. “The enrollment Is augmented
by 36 children from the term se
curity administration camp. Four
teen of these children attend grade
school and 21 attend high school”. Orville Caverhill of White Settlement is shown at left with his jersey
Mias Pauline Payne, who for cow. which was declared grand champion dairy animal at the annual
merly taught at Ontario, has been FFA
and 4-H Show in Ontario last week-end. Gene Graham of Nyssa,
engaged to teach the second grade
here.
Hundreds Visit Showing Of 4-H,
FFA Exhibits At County’s Fair
JIVE-BOMBERS T©
PLAY FOR DANCE
GIVEN IN NYSSA
Grand Champions Are
named, and contests
Are Held
Jive-Bombers, official orchestra Hundreds of Malheur county res
at Gcwen field, will play for a idents viewed the exhibits and
contests held last
dance to be sponsored by the Nyssa attended and the Saturday
at the fair
Civic club Friday, September 11 Friday
grounds at Ontario during the
in the high school gymnasium.
The proceeds will be used in the Junior division show of the annual
purchase of war bonds and stamps. Malheur county fair.
high school team
Although playing near Boise, this The the Adrian
FFA Judging contest with
will be the first appearence of the won
a score of 4640 and Ontario took
Jive-Bombers In this vicinity.
second place with a score of 4245.
Jive-Bcmbers will donate their Nyssa
was third. The prizes were
services because proceeds of the
and a banner and $5 and a
dance will be used to purchase $10
banner.
bonds and stamps.
Gene Davis of Adrian, 1014 44
points, was high man In the entire
contest, taking a prize of $5 and a
ribbon. Other high men were James
Shaw, Adrian, 974)4, $3 and ribbon;
Billy Hamilton, Adrian. 936 points,
$2 and ribbon, and Warren Hilton,
The Malheur county grand Jury, Ontario, 917 14 points. $1 and
meeting this week, was without ribbon.
any cases to consider, according The high teams in each class
to District Attorney Max Taggart. were as follows: Dairy—Adrian,
Paul E. Myers cf Juntura waived 78614, and Nyssa, 734; fat lambs—
[ grand Jury indictment and entered Adrian, 853, and Nyssa 877H;
a plea of guilty before Judge Ro breeding sheep—Adrian, 901, and
bert Duncan to a change of lar Ontario 884; fat swine—Adrian, 760,
ceny of livestock, a calf, from and Ontario 736; breeding swine—
Deane Goodmen of Ontario. Judge Adrian. 754, and Nyssa 622; baby
Duncan sentenced Myers to three beef—Ontario 673 and Adrian 656.
years in the penitentiary, but sus The high men In each class were
pended sentence on condition that as follows: Dairy—Billy Hamilton,
Adrian, 188 4», and Don Bishop,
(above right) appears with his grand champion steer. The girl in the he enter the military service.
picture is another exhibitor. The third picture (lower right) shows The case of Angel Aboitlz of Nyssa, 173 44: tet lambs—Donald
a scene during the fitting and showmanship contest.
McDermltt, also charged with lar Dazey, Adrian, 188 44, and Jam »
ceny of livestock, has been set for Shaw, Adrian, 188 44; breeding
for September 22. Aboitlz was sheep—Oene Davis, Adrian, 194,
SCHOOLS WILL BE
THOMPSON TALKS trail
indicted by the grand Jury In and Warren Hilton, Ontario, 194;
April.
fat swine—Earl McCarty, Ontario,
OPEN LABOR DAY
TO KIWANIANS
TAXES ARE NOT
173, Oene Davis, 167 and Donald
Dazey, 167; breeding swine—Oene
Superintendent Henry Hartley
AGAINST CHAPEL
9ntartp, Sept. 2, (Special)—Wal
Davis, 185, and Isaac Mitchell, Ad
stated Wednesday that the Nyssa James Gray of Ontario for ter Thompson of Nyssa, who spent
A
proposal
asking
for
a
small
rian, 182; and baby beef—Warren
Vale, Sept 3 (Special) —Nephl tax levy to raise money for the schools will remain open Labor day merly of Notus, Idaho, was given 15 years in the U. S. Navy sub
Hilton, 173, and Billy Hamilton,
Qrtgg, bishop of the Vale ward purchase of land on which . the as that day Is not a school holi
marine
service,
Including
war-time
170.
a year's suspened sentence by action in World War I, told mem
at the LDB. church, reports that Malheur county experimental farm day.
the taxes reported due on LX)H. Is located will be placed on the Mr. Hartley also pointed out Judge Rpbert Duncan in circuit bers of the Ontario Kiwanis club The next session of the Malheur Oene Oraham of Nyssa showed
of Adrian, won the state
that the Ontario and Adrian schools
property are not against the land November election ballot.
In Vale Tuesday on a charge of experiences he had in the under county circuit court will be opened Nelson
poultry Judging contest last May.
an which the chapel stands but The measure will call for a and other schools in the vicinity court
water fighters.
of
larceny
of
an
automobile.
September
8
with
Judge
Robert
Oen Oraham of Nyssa showed
rather against some lots owned
Thompson has been trying to M. Duncan presiding.
tax levy of one mill for will hold classes Labor day.
Gray Is alleged to have stolen an re-enter
the grand champion steer, a here-
by the local church where the special
the service but has been The case of Ernest Adams versus ford,
the
coming
year
and
one
mill
for
at the show. Orville Caverhill
Boy Scouts house is now located. the following tax year.
automobile owned by Harold Hop turned down cn physical exam Strickland, Involving damages for
NURSES
of White Settlement owns the grand
inations.
He
answered
a
barrage
Sheriff O. W. Olenn revealed to All operation costs of the farm OREGON
kins,
who
lives
near
Ontario.
The
personal Injuries received champion dairy animal.
questions fired at him by Kl- in alleged
the county court several weeks are borne by the state. A total HOLD GATHERING
was badly damaged of
an automobile accident several A feature of the Saturday after
wanlans
interested
In
submarine
ago that there are taxes due on of $19.500 was appropriated at the The annual convention of Ore automobile
when it struck a horse on highway operation. He said that after you months ago, has been set for noon program was the presentation
land owned by three Vale church last session at the legislature for gon State Nurses’ association, Ore 20
September 8. Lyttle and Swan of a Jersey bull calf from the
es. CTiurch property Is tax exempt the next two years for operation gon State League of Nursing edu between Ontario and Nyssa Sun work! on a sub for a while no o- trail
and
J.
D. Lane represent Strick Beaumont and Toombs herd of
day.
ther
activity
of
navy
life
has
as
If the taxes In question were a- of the farm.
land
and
Biggs and Yturrl and Nyssa to Paul Evans of Joseph.
cation
and
Oregon
State
Organiza
galnst the land before it came Into Private subscribers. In order to tion for Public Health Nursing was Gray, who suffered only scratches great an appeal.
J. F. Martin of Boise represent The calf, one of 1000 “victory bulls”
the hands of any of the church start the farm and secure the held August 18 to 20 at the Hotel on the face in the accident, was
Adams.
given away under a national pro
bodies In question.
appropriation, raised enough money
The case of state of Oregon gram, was presented on behalf of
arrested in Nyssa after abandoning
In Portland.
to purchase the farm. If the pro Multnomah
against Angel Aboitlz, charged with the owners by R. O. Larson of
The mornings were taken up the damaged car. The horse was
posal Is approved In November the with
larceny of livestock, has been set Nyssa.
business
sessions
of
the
three
killed
by
the
impact.
Individuals will be reimbursed.
for September 9.
organizations,
according
to
Mrs.
Mr. Larson, saying he considered
The farm will help Malheur Edna Farris, Malheur county health
James B. Cannon's case against it a distinct honor to be chosen
county maintain Its status at the nurse. Wednesday noon, August 12, SCRAP DRIVE TO
Ontario, Sept. 3 (Special)—On the state Industrial accident com to present the animal, paid tribute
agricultural county in luncheon was sponsored by the
mission will be heard September to C. M. Beaumont. The speaker
tario’s combination street sprinkler 10
J. E. Johnson, agriculture teacher outstanding
BE
BEGUN
SE^PT.
7
Oregon.
state Red Cross committee. The
and pressure pumper fire fighter .
said that In 1923 Mr. Beaumont
In the Adrian high school, has
speaker was Elno^t E. Thomas, Local employment dealers and again proved its value as an era- The jury panel Includes E. C. bought his first purebred bull,
made arrangements with Ool. Bert
professor of nursing education. Un chairmen of the community sal | ergency fire fighting machine last Bailey, Ontario; C. M. Beaumont. making the selection on the basis
Anderson to sell EFA and 4-H
iversity of Oregon Medical school.
j week when at re sponded to a Nyssa; Pink Becker, Westfall; F. of blood lines and quality. He also
livestock In the sale ring at On
Her topic was “Red Cross Nursing vage committees, at a Wednesday I call from the Vincent Mendiola T. Berry, Vale; D. E. Belnap, Vale; purchased two purebred heifers,
tario Wednesday. September 9.
In Action”. Miss Thomas was one evening meeting made final pre I ranch five miles south of town W. H. Bramley, Vale; John Buer- the only two he ever bought for
The regular livestock sale will be
man, Ontario; Ray Cartwright, the herd. In 1928 he bought a
of the nurses sent to Europe by the parations for the scrap metal drive j Tuesday.
started between 10 and 11 am.
foundation after the first to be started In Malheur county I City employees C. F. Trow and Parma; QeorOe Closson, Nyssa; second bull of the same breeding
Persona Interested In buying FFA G. A. Billings was elected squadon Rockfeller
M.. Payette; Oscar Daley, as the first bull.
war.
September 7. Oregon’s quota in the Irl Johnson and Fire Chief Ar Cox, Harry
or 4-H animals srould be at the commander of the Nyssa CAP world
M. Edwards, Vale; Ol Mr. Larson then Introduced Mr.
group at a meeting held in the The meetings Wednesday after national scrap harvest Is 47.500 tons thur Atherton and several fire Vale;
•ale yard by 11 o'clock.
iver N. Erlxon, Payette; Luther Beaumont
noon
were
given
over
to
speakers
William Toombs,
or
approximately
100
pounds
per
city
hall
Tuesday
night.
men
took
the
big
tank
to
the
The two groups of youngsters
Nyssa; Emil Frank. Ontario; who own and
the
Beaumont-Toombs
other officers were chosen on "Emergency Medical Service, person. The population of Malheur lambing shed installation on a Fife,
will have for sale 34 head of baby as The
Fraser, Ontario; Dale Gar herd. Mr. Evans then accepted
Executive officer. Car Civilian Defense, Private Duty county is 19,767. Therefore the call from Mendiola. The equip Duncan
beef, 30 tet lambs, • fat hogs los follows;
A. P. Ooodell, Nyssa; the calf, named Kingman Kolony
squadron adjutant. Nursing. General Staff Nursing. quantity of scrap metal to be ment relieved a bucket brigade L. rison, J. Nyssa;
and 14 registered Hampshire ram Ruby Buchner;
Hadley, Vale; LeRoy Han- victory.
Schools
of
Nursing.
Hospital
Nurs
Snapp;
personnel
and
medi
collected
In
this
county
from
July
which
was
putting
up
a
losing
lambs.
chett, Ontalo; Raymond Holton, Exhibits In the 4-H department
cal officer, Dr. L. A. Maulding; ing. and Public Health Nursing’. 1 to December 31 Is 1.976,700 pounds. fight against flames that were Nyssa;
Kanrlch, Ontario; L. J. totaled 157, approximately 20 per
intelligence and public relations A banquet was held In the In order to get this Job done threatening extensive lambing struc Kinney. Geo.
Ontario; B. R. Lewis, Wil- cent
lees than the 1941 exhibits.
officer, R. O. Whitaker; training grand ball room Wednesday even everyone is asked to participate tures and farm buildings.
lowcreek; E. P. Mussolini, Nyssa: The largest
decrease was In dairy
and operations officer, John Young; ing, August 19. Miss Grace Phelps, in the program.
“The
pumper
operated
on
full
Ray A. Nelson, Payette; Arthur ing and canning.
exhibits
equipment-supplies officer, Larry retiring superintendent of the Do- The method of collecting the pressure for 34 minutes from the Norcott.
p o e t s ’ : Brown,
Nyssa; George T. Penning showed an increase. Sheep
Beef
a-
and transportation offi embecher hospital and Miss Jane scrap metal will vary In commun water it transported to the fire ton, Ontario;
Andrew Robinson, bout the same, but there was
Doyle, retiring president of the ities but the chairman of the In the big tank,” Atherton re
was
a
cer, Robert Thompson.
chapter of the American community will be responsible for ported. “In that time we were Ontario; R. O. Whitaker. Nyssa; slight decrease in the number of
Templar will be the military Multnomah
CORNER drill Mr. master.
hogs. Vegetable garden exhibits
John Young will teach Red Cross, was honored by the the program within the community. able to soak the entire area a- May Whltsell, Ontario.
nurses and their friends. The Community chairmen are as fol round the fire”.
showed a large increase as club
meteorology
and
navigation
and
Edited by
members have been carrying this
Walter Thompson will also give speaker of the evening was Ed lows: Ontario, E. M. Hauser, city Fireman see the sprinkler as
H. Lour, whose topic was hall; Nyssa, Leno Christensen, the answer to the problem of
project to do their part In pro
Instruction in navigation. Dr. ward
T. CAROL BYBEE some
ducing food for home use.
Maulding will be in charge of first “Democracy and Discipline'.
high school; Adrian. Glen- fires reported from areas outside
The key-note of the meeting was Nyssa
SOLAR INFLUENCES
Transportation unquestionably af
aid when that course Is given.
wood
Pounds,
and
Vale,,
Ous
Ilch.
the
olty
limits.
By
law
regular
The sun. peaks «ver the mountain Other officers will be appointed “Nurses to the Colors” and "What
fected the number of exhibits on
fire
fighting
equipment
of
the
ci
Can I Do To Help"? The high
later.
top;
ty is not allowed to go beyond The state highway department display.
light of the meeting was the des
were almost uniformly
Warm rays carreas valley and hill Hie members decided to meet cription
the Mty limits regardless of the oiled the streets surrounding the of Exhibits
of Sister Kenny's method
high quality and were a credit
wi—<"g the day good-morning. every Tuesday and Friday even of treatment
apparent
urgency
of
the
matter.
past
office
block
and
resurfaced
of acute poliomyelitis
the club members showing them.
Landing warmpth to each rock and ing at 9 o'clock In room 1 In the cases by Lawrence
Should the regular equipment go Main street In Nyssa this week. to
M D. and
Dudley Sltton. superintendent of
high school building. They will demonstration of Noall,
rtn.
beyond
city
limits
all
fire
Insur
The
side
streets
were
not
sur
the packs were
the experimental area, and V. A.
attend their first class Friday. At made by Miss Eleamr
ance on property within the li faced the full width as the city Slple,
Baird,
su
Three
babies
arrived
In
four
Payette county agent. Judged
the
Tueeday
meeting
they
ordered
mits
is
rendered
void
until
the
has
been
unable
to
Install
curbs
Softly the wind plays thru the Insignia and textbooks.
perintendent
of
the
Dcernhecher
hours
at
the
Nyssa
nursing
home
the
4-H
classes and Robert Sawyer,
return to the station
because of war conditions.
trees
Miss Baird has recently Saturday night.
manager of the Blue Mountain
Anyone Interested Is asked to hospital.
The
performance
at
the
Men
Main
street
was
resurfaced
from
Assisting time. In her plight.
from Minneapolis. She work A son, Tryman Grant Cleaver, 7
hand In his application as soon come
ranch was the second time the "Y” In the western part of Seed company. Judged the FFA
Then moon-beams drop their sil as
ed In the hospital where Sister pounds. 10 ounces, was born to Mr diola
possible.
In
a
month
sprinkler has of town to First street. The street
very rays.
(Continued on page two)
Kenny has been allowed to es and Mrs Lester Cleaver; a girl, fered aid In the
fires. Firemen from Fourth street to the under
Kissing the day good-night.
tablish her method of treatment Amada, 8 pounds, 13 ounces, was going to rural rural
fires with city e- pass was surfaced the full width,
Bay Service Station—
for poliomyelitis cases as a de bom to Mr and Mrs Rios, and a
do so on a volunteer eliminating the strip of dirt that Enlists In Nary—
‘Are TOO the sun, in someone's life. Keith Moss and Charley Nlnemire. monstration of its value. Dr. Noall son. James Oliver. 8 pounds, was qulpment
without pay or insurance has caused the street to become Kenneth Cochrane, formerly em
•Olvtng such warmpth and pleasure? operators of the Malheur garage, commented as follows: “We were bom to Mr and Mrs J. Oliver Burris basts
protection
that applies to fire calls very muddy during the winter and ployed In the grocery department
Are you the moon, who at eventide have purchased the Texaco service forced by public opinion to give of Parma.
of the Bder Hardware company,
within
city
spring months.
.Spreads Joy. In a happy measure? station at Fourth and Main streets Sister Kenny and opportunity to Other births were son. Roland Mendiola limits.
enlisted In the navy. He went
contributed
a
check
The
highway
department
also
DESERTED CAMP
from Fred Sims and will operate it demonstrate her method”. The val Wayne. 7 pounds. 2 ounces, Mr and to the firemen who voted to use oiled the highway from the “Y" has
to Boise Monday to await orders.
The camp-fire has been mothered. in connection with their garage ue of the method has not been Mrs M L. Hunsinger, Adrian, Aug the
Obehrene win remain In Boise
money to buy special need to a point fire miles north of Mrs
Laughter and noise are gone.
business Moaa and Nlnemire have definitely established. However, it ust 30. and daughter, Elsie Eileen. ed equipment.
until Mr. Cochrane leaves. Mrs
Nyssa snd also surfaced five streets Claude
The pine-dad hills remember
been operating the garage, formerly has met with a lot of success. Dr. 7 pounds, 2 ounces, Mr and Mrs
Patterson of Pocatello will
In Ontario during the
Bow they aweled with a Joyful owned by the Malheur Motor com Noall said.
W D Stradiey. Adrian.
move
to
Nyaa to live with her sto-
pany. for the last five months. Sims, He also said that If he were Jim Huerta. 63. of Maning. Idaho, Here From Seattle—
ter-ln-law.
Mrs Cochrane.
who has been operating the eervlce UI with poliomyelitis he would was dismissed from the home after Mrs A. C. Norcott of Seattle, for Returns To Nampa—
Ravine and streamlets felt no harm station the last five months, did want Sister Kenny's method tried receiving treatment for several ribs mer Nyssa resident. Is visiting her Carol Alien of Nampa who has Undergoes Operation—
broken In an automobile accident parents, Mr snd Mrs O. W. Kaylor been visiting at the heme of her Robert Root had hia tonsils and
From the camper's carefree roam not announce hie plans. Rommell on him.
Moss win be In charge at the ser- New officers were elected and last week. He was In the hospital ] of Nyssa. and her sister. Mrs Robert grandparents. Mr. and Mia. H. B. adenoids taken out Monday Ro
The rugged path was gentle
four days.
the new meeting.
VanHorne of Caldwell.
Ks B led tired
Williams, returned home last
bert Is getting along fine.
Man Confesses
Theft Of Calf
U p
Farm Proposal
To Be Voted On
Man Sentenced
On Theft Count
Court Term To
Be Opened Sept. 8
Ranch House Is
Saved From Fire
4-H , F.F.A. To
Sell Livestock
Nyssa Officers
Of CAP Chosen
-IT
Several Babies
Are Born Here
State Surfaces
Nyssa Streets