THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
PAGE TW O
THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1946
the seedling stage.
CascaJe Thursday and returned
Some farmers have missed the
GRASSHOPPERS BAD
home Sunday everting
’ certification benefits because they
IN
AROCK
SECTION
invitation* have been received by
were unaware of the requirements.
Grasshopper infestation In the In addition to the seedling inspc-
Bend friends to the marriage of
.
..
. . tions, fields must receive field in-
| Ml.,a Dorothy Hamilton and Dr.
Arock community threatens to be
spections each year that seed ls
Editor and publish er
KLASS V. FOWHI.L - - -
Rodney R. blink to be held at the
the worst in several ¿cars, accord- teruned BaUey added.
Flr..t Baptist church In Caldwell
1 ing to Leeds Bailey, assistant coun- I
--------------------------
Saturday evening, June 1.
. ty agent, who made a survey ot Examiner Coming—
ADVERTISING KAT...S
Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts and
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
the area last week. Visits to a , A traveling examiner of opera-
children visited last Sunday at the
number of egg beds disclosed that tors and chauffeurs will be ln the
Open rate, per in ch ........ 35c
$2.00
home of Claude Eactius in RMre
National, per in ch ........... 35c
the hoppers had not started their j city hall Friday, May 31 from 9 a.
$1.20
view.
Classifieds, per word....... 2c
migration onto the crop land m m. to 2 p. m.
.00
Miss Lilly Stiner, daughter ot
gieat numbers.
Minimum
30c
i Strictly ln Advance)
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stiner, and Tom
Young grasshoppers eat poisoned ovNAPQTfl O » ANNUM, «B'r g
Case, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
BYof th* P » V " v ; rh A PP
bait more teadily than do the adults of
NEW YORK. in »h* PTA*rE O » NEW
Case of Arena Valley, were mar
YORK, on th. 31M U tr o t n«remOer
and
are
usually
more
concentrated
Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County. Oregon
1945. mad* to th* Ir«u ranee Pommlaaloner
ked Sunday. May 19 at the par
in area. Best results with bait have of the State of fw»««» ourauant to law.
Entered at the postolllces at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission
sonage of the Methodist church In
et •rem lttm « r e ^ ' - e *
S3 5 9 5 .3 7 9 25
been obtained by poisoning as soon S Total
through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under
Caldwell. Their attender.ts were
tr f^ a t d«vi,».nda and
as
the
young
hoppers
appear
ln
the act ol Match 3, 1879.
real
Income-----------
222
U
Ethel and Bill Case. After a short
Income from other sources
384
number and before they migrate,
wedding trip to Boise they will
Bailey said.
— 1
I make their home in the tenant
house
on
his
father’s
ranch.
AGAIN WE SHOULD DEDICATE
I ORB Pdluatrnent *Tnen«e*
133.B7l.tM
SEED INSPECTION
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Welsh of Cald-
° r Br° : 1 047 2110 SO
OURSELVES
[ well attended commencement ex
Barries
and
fees—
officers,
SHOULD BE DONE
directors, home office era-
ercises at Adrian high school Fn-
On Memorial day of 1946 we pay honor to
_____ _ - . _________________
281.161 TO
olovee
-----------------------
Taxe», licenses and tee* - - -
129 454 88
day
evening.
Now is the time for seedlings In Divider'** n*»|d tn *»qckhold- .
the dead of another war, without having at
iCeeh. 1160 0 0 0 .0 0 )—
JJJI
Walter Bishop received a tele
spections on spring plantings of All •re
other expenditures--------
247,933,05
tained the ideals for which the men of the last
gram Monday saying his brother
certified red clover, ladion clover,
Total disburse"’ **')*
_ S'* 962.394 08
ADMITTED A8PETS
j Fred of Monrovia had another
two great conflicts fought and died.
and alfalfa, reports Leeds Bailey, Value of bonda
owned (amor-
tn n - -
I
stroke
and
was
dangerously
ill.
tlied
»
$3.8^4.100.73
assistant
county
agent.
Certifica
The United States seems to have developei
Value of stocks owned ftnar-
| Bishop lived in this vicinity several
ket
value*
__
____________
3
474
847.00
tion rules require that an inspec
a habit of winning wars in the physical sense
Caah In banka and on hand- fl2 .1 5 4 .4 0
years ago.
tion be made at the time the crop Premluma In courte of collec
tion written alnce SeDtem-
but it never wins a spiritual victory. We defeat j Stark Chaney, Bishop and others
is planted or while it ls still in
ber 30 1945 ____________ -
»33.928 75
who have cattle in the south moun-
Intereat and rante due and
our enemies on the field o f battle, but not ir
accrued ...................... ...........
31.073 30
' tains spent the fore part of the
Other aaaets ( n e t ) -
10.163.14
their hearts. They continue to live with theii j week building drift fences.
Toï l A ^ ' ü m ar ^ i ? Rf.I..fa, 4i f t 2 * T 34
same old hates and prejudices.
| The Millsap ranch has been sold
ToUl unpaid ? 2 m , R---------° » »41.33».0*1
It is senseless to forever be threshing some , to Mr. Van de Water, who recent
Estimated lose adluatment ex-
37.182 44
pens« for unpaid clalma - -
ly moved here from Kansas.
Totj| unearned premiums on
MARES WANTED
one or some nation if neither one learns any
‘ifiîâ f
f
,
S. T16. 366. 79
Owing to te strike the Nyssa
Salaries. r « n U
expenses,
thing from the experience. We have been whii
paper was not received by Bend
bills accounts fees. etc..
14.303.63
due or accrued----- -----------
subscribers until Monday.
ping them, feeding them and turning them loose
Estimated amount dua or ao-
88.785 51
T
desire
to
buy
immed-|
trued
lor
ta
x
e
s-----------------
A number from Bend attended (
Commlaalona. brokerage, or
to build for another war and we are doing tin
commencement exercises at Adrian business and purchase equipment
other charges dua and ac
28.080
00
crued --------------------------------
2,884.80
same thing again.
high school Friday evening at in various parts of the country, j The members and visitors who
AU other liabilities---------------
iately, a car load of fat
Total liabilities. a m c e v t
which R. O. Larson gave the ad- The company now has under culti- gathered at the Kingman Kolony
We should pay honor to the dead because
c u s o 1» ....................... M.»2»,M».s.
uress. Beth Chapin was salutator-, vatu>n 97 000 acres of sugar beets schoolhouse for the last meeting ol
they have done their part, but more especially
ip - . „ - - . . » 1 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 . 0 0
mares between the ages
ian and Bernice Chaney wa., val- 1
. ,
.... .
edict..,, ran. Mrs. Claypool, county ! «“ compared to 64.000 acres in 1945 the school year heard Mrs. M. L.
*Ua ' Uiln°bi1lU«l 2.8S8.828»»
we should re-dedicate ourselves to the ¡dealt
superintendent, presented diplomas j “ nd improvement programs
are Judd county p t .A. president, ex-
Burplu* U N*
that carried our armies to victory.
o f 3 and 8 years old. D.
plain the new basic school sup
R îJ îr.„î-»».»»«.»a » »» 3.»»«. «28 93
to eighth grade pupils, and Claude ! unf rJ ? y at .S6Vera ° the
A world that is powerful enough to conduct
T o t a l __. . . __ _______ -_ --» 8 j4 1 « .3 8 7 .3 4
Baehus presented diplomas to high and f * 1 ,rece‘ / dl« staUo1* in p,e- port fund measure which ls to be
BUB1NKBS I t i O REO O N F O R THK Y K A R
sehool pupils.
paratlon for the processing cam- ________________________
|
two wars involving practically every nation on
placed on the November
ballot.
3. Bybee, phone 05J3.
John Coleman, principal, present- p8‘* n scheduled in lwte September. > Thl| measure lf passed, wilI re_
earth is strong enough to carry the burden of
ed awards as follows: “Legion flag „The plane “ fully equipped with quire
state l0 provif,e annual-
it
*
of president. A. £. HE ACC
peace if it can develop sufficient spiritual fort
a iacxatary. A. R "¡C A S H E W S
essay awards to Wilma Jean East- aU modem safety devices and a )y f50 per school census child,
for service.
itude.
man and Jack Moore," eighth lwo way radM>’ ls piloted by Dan 1 Mrs Irene Makinson, county hot
grade
pupils
of
Napton
school,
D~
ker’
formerly
of
Phoenix’
Ar‘
‘
lunch
chairman,
gave
an
Interest-
B
s“
A world-wide observance o f Memorial flay,
high school citizenship awards to « “»“ ■ * h° also aertves “ “ f ,mheCh' ing discussion of the hot lunch ] ------
giving the people a means o f expression, might
Elva Fenn and Ted Nelson, per- anic’ U * h° u“ d ln a ^ l a l han- set-up. Under the leadership of |
MR. BEET GROWER—
accomplish more than the big three and other
fect attendance to Delores Auker
°-wned by, tbe cdmpany at the Mrs. James Lane, local hot lunch I
chairman this community plans to
and Norma Jean Dierking. a »100. 10 «den mumcipal airport.
Place your order now for
UNO members have thus far been able to at
can at the Adrian cannery sur
scholarship to the College of Idaho
i r i T V IC
THE
LINDEMAN BEET LOADER
tain.
plus vegetables and fruits for use
to Bernice Chaney and a scholar- VV ID fc, r U o L l U I 1 I 15
Cleanest loader on the market
hip to E. O. C. E. at La Grande GIVEN NYSSA SCHOOL next winter In hot lunches.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ham to Beth Chapin.
A report on the state convention |
Supply limited— Give us your order now,
ilton last Sunday.
High school scholars, teachers,
A picture showing a display of was given by Mrs. Stanley H ill,1
save
labor costs later.
Norman Gibson of Marsing is the parents and friends enjoyed a ple- war trophies exhibited at the Nys who attended the La Grande con
Mrs. Gretchen Maddox of Cal
KROPP AND SONS
ference
as
a
representative
of
this
sa grade school in March and a
ifornia, who was a guest ln the guest of his grandparents, Mr. and j n*c at Uie park Friday.
Phone
85
Ontario, Oregon
description
of
the
exhibit
appeared
dlstr
ct
While
there,
she
secured
R. Hatch home, left Thursday for Mrs. Will Gibson.
in the May issue of Oregon Edu- a servlce pln- which was Presented
Mrs. Joe Brock and Mrs. Dyre
Idaho Falls to visit in her sister's
cation Journal giving Nyssa state- !t0 Mrs’ M- L- dudd ln reeogniza-
Roberts were shopping In Caldwell
home.
Mr ,n,l VTrT^raU VU*,, „nH Wide recognition.
Iti0n ° f hCT P8St WOrk ln P T A-
Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Funk' ol last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Viers and
article written bv C C Har- The newly-installed officers nad
Walter
Caldwell, Miss Dorothy Hamilton,
son, Joe,
Joe, were
were Sunday
Sunday dinner
dinner guests
guests —
1 ne , artlcle'
written
wuitri and
uiiu Cyrus Bishop ship son,
7 7
J ------- . oy , c T . c . . Har * charge of the meeting Thev
Dr. Rodney R. Funk ol Nampa ped three carloads of V -n g cat- ln the c . w . Wllson hollle ln B.g yey’
' Mrs Bdl L^ n ev oreLlcm
that "From the point of view of Mrs. Bill Looney, president; Mrs,
Mr and Mrs. Carl Hamilton and tie, Wednesday to their ranch near Bend
Stanley Hill, vice-president; Mrs.
Mrs. Vem Hamilton and son were Cascade. Walter Bishop went to, Kenneth Van Metre was sick the the students, the project was very William Toomb, secretary artd Mrs.
valuable.
Although
the
educational
'past week.
results of the exhibit cannot be Hurst, treasurer.
Mrs. Lula Hurley of Beaumont,
Mrs. Looney announced the fol
1 Texas has been a guest In the measured in terms of formal tests lowing members as new chairmen
and ratings. It ls obvious that it
Lynn Hurst home the past week.
resulted in learning which left more for the coming year: Mrs. James
Mrs. Hurley is an aunt of Mrs.
lasting
impressions on students than Lane, hot lunch: Mr. K. I. Peter
Hurst. Mrs. Hurley has been vis
son, membership; James Peterson,
assigned class work.
iting her brothers, Luke Mangum
"Seldom had a day passed dur legislative; Mrs. M. L. Judd, pro
and Dr. Thomas E. Mangum, ir.
G. I. Priorities Filled First
ing the term without some student gram; Mrs. Charles Newbill, pub
Service charges are as follows :
Nampa the past month.
bringing an object of interest-bor- licity; Mrs. Guy Glenn, summer-
D. L. Hurst received word of the
rowed from a friend or relative a n d jroundup' ^ rs- ^ enry Reuter, mag-
• Beef and pork 3 cents per pound.
serious Illness of his mother this connected with the war to school 8z*ne and Publications; Mrs. How-j
Electric Water Heaters
week.
to show classmates. Then the sug- ,ard Hatch, social; Mrs. Jake Borge,
Marianne Thiel has returned gestion was made that all these *^rs- Art Cartwright and Mrs. Cly-
home for the summer months af
Phone 95— J
objects should be brought at one de Steelman, hospitality; and Geo
On and after May 13 our plant will be open
ter attending school ln Baker the
time and placed on exhibition for rge Schelmer, ways and means.
past school year.
The
following
woman
have
ac
a few days to give students and
from 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. daily except Saturdays—
Darrel Cartwright was hurt Mon
their parents an opportunity to see cepted responsibility as room mo-
day, while riding horseback at the
them. The Idea was adopted by the t!lers:
8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
home of his grandparents, Mr. and
First grade. Mrs. Philip Reiman;
faculty of the grades and Junior
Mrs. Earl Parker, near Fruitland.
recond,
Mrs.
Vernon
Parker;
third.
! high and a committee was named
i to work with the teachers in help Mrs. George Bessenderfer; fourth
born last week to Mr. and Mrs.
ing to plan and supervise the dis Mrs. Charles Harris; fifth, Mrs. L.
Kenneth Bach. The Bachs are now
Kreager, sixth, Mrs. Art Sparks:
Arrange for your GI or FHA loan through
play.
living in Alamosa. Colorado.
seventh, Mrs. Riley Dllle, and eig
“The
exhibit
became
a
cooperative
the First National bank, Nyssa branch.
Mrs. Mary Nichols and son, Jim
project of the entire school, with hth, Mrs. Frances Deffer.
Insure your new home with your local agent.
my, and family of Portland have all home-rooms taking part. The
j been visiting friends In the Kolony
We will be pleased to help you.
library was turned into a museum
11 he past week. They have gone to for the display of the materials.”
McDermitt to visit Wade Nichols
j this week. The Nichols were former I SYNOPSIS OK ANNUAL 8TATKMENT
OK THE PEARL ASSURANCE COM
l residents In the Kolony.
PANY. LTD . UNITED STATES BRANC’ *
OK NEW YORK. IN THE STATE C
I
A
picnic
dinner
was
enjoyed
on
|
NYSSA
INSURANCE
PHONE 64
New Farm Equipment Now Available
NEW YORK, on the 31at dav of Decei
l the lawn Sunday at the J. G. Lane j ber. 1945. made to the Insurance Commis
sioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to
Sishc Beet Loaders (Supply very limited)
home by the following guests: Mrs. j law;
INCOME
i Mary Nichols, Jimmy Nichols and Net premluma received___
7500— 6VL> and 7 ft. extra quality steel fence
8 4.103.959.41
Interest, dividends and
wife and son, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Total
real estate Income____ «
404.123.22
posts
Ircome
from
other
aourcea
_
ifi.iM
.0i
Cotton of Nyssa. Cliff and Mae |
Single Chain Elevators
Total Income ....................S 4.781.071.68
Beaumont, Mr. and Mrs. Archie
DISBURSEMENTS
Moses and Mr. and Mrs. Lane and Net amount paid policyhold
Double Chain Elevators (Suitable chopped or
er« for lo s se s_________ _ 2.172.781 09
Myrna. In the afternoon Mrs. Wal- | I ajss adjustment expenses _
135.989 59
baled
hay)
commlaalona or broil*
ter Pinkston and daughter, Violet Agents
e ra g e ____________________ 1,266.638.58
4 Row Dusters
Salines and feea —officers,
McKee, called.
directors, home office em
ployes _________________ _
1000 Bushel Steel Grain Bins* -
H. E. club will meet June 4 with taxes.
Ilcen es and feea _
r
Fern Hatch.
| All other expenditures___ _
.Land Levelers
The Pollyanna club will meet
Total disbursements ____ 8 4.829.105.54
ADMITTED ASSETS
New Moline Horse Mowers
June 12 at the home ol Berneice Valúa
________________
of bonds owned ____
(am-
Scrapers (All sizes)
Toomb with Mrs. Thiel as assist-
“ 284
o f nearly all grades. For the next 15 days we
ant hastes».
C»ih'lnV,b«nk, Y m T ob ' h«i] l . j l i 47182
Olson Hydraulic Manure Loaders
O H , M Y A C H IN G B A C K !
I he Gate City Journal
Uig Bend
Kingman Kolony
NOTICE
Effective Now
BROWER PLUMBING SHOP
PLANNING TO BUILD?
POLAR COLD STORAGE
BERNARD EASTMAN
FARMERS ATTENTION
j
WE ARE OVERLOADED
ON MATTRESSES
will give discount o f 10 per cent for cash
on all mattresses.
AMALGAMATED BUYS
BEECHCRAFT PLANE
Premluma in course of col
lection written since Sep
tember 30 1945 _____ _
Interest and rents dus and
accrued _________________
Other assets m et)______
1.013,761 86
33.388.10
60.120 54
Total
_____ ^
otal admitted aaaets
assets ^
..8 ^ 1 14.346.526.87
Ju.it arrived, one dozen aluminum
hampers
Visit our gift counter for suitable gifts.
Headquarters for new up-to-date furniture.
Nordale-Newsom Furniture Store
Tlie Amalgamated Sugar company
with general offices ln Ogden and
factories ln Utah. Idaho and east-
,
ern Oregon, has placed ln use lor
supervisory personnel a twin mo-
hired D-ID-S Beeehcraft, according
to H A. Benning, president.
The plane has accommodations
for five passengers and its maxi
mum speed of 225 miles per hour
brings within two hours flying
time from Ogden the company's
most distant sugar factory at Nys
sa, Oregon. 425 miles away. The
same trip require» 8 to 10 hours
by rail or automobile.
Mr. Bennlng points out that the
plane Is a valuable asset and time
saving medium and has already
proved Its utility in enabling offic-
of the concern to transact
U A HI LI TIES.
OTHER
SURPLU — - “*D
FU N D I
FUNDS
t
774.824 00
43.390 00
_ <'(*"« for unp»i,i claim,
Total unearned nremluma on
,u nn.iwr^i ri,k,____ t MJ.TO ss
Salaries. rents, expenses,
bin, account, im. ST.
14.967 00
accrued for taxes ______
Commissions brokerage, or
other charges due and
accru d ___ ______ . . . ___
Ail other ilahilittea_______
149.180 00
Total liabilities, except
capital ---------------------- $ 8.7401033.0«
Capital paid
up ____ 8
300.000 00
Surnlua over
all llahiit-
t i e a _____ 8.106 493 81
Surplus as regards policy*
holder« ---------------------- . .
8 800.493 81
BiTs0iNk-ss*iW‘ o '* k o 3 f r *o !
Net premiums
Net ¿»eses paid
Name of company: PEARL ASSUR
ANCE COMPANY. LY d .. United Mate*
Branch.
Name of president: Di J. COW IE. United
•t* -• Manager
N j t * of secretary: HAROLD R . JAM-
VIA d'sau* BsLrytfnr.
______
(For John Deere and International Tractors)
Olson High Lift Buck Rakes (For all tractors)
Jenkins Horse Buck Rakes
Jenkins Over Shot Stackers
Jenkins Mammoth Stackers
Boat Trailers
We will appreciate having you inspect this
equipment
B 6- M EQUIPMENT
COMPANY
CALDWELL
IDAHO
PHONE 167
Temporary Headquarters in Burns Chevrolet
Company Building_________