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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 1949
ber of Commerce, Grange New Ci,y Plans F7 r " ’ PT
nposed To Recall Election 4re
Bev'aW Al
Council Meeting
r ,
Company Kespoml
To Fires, Storm
r
Several radios and light globes
were burned out last Saturday
night when a high tension wire of
the Idaho Power copany fell on
Merchants Plan
Sales Campaign
Beginning Sat.
Voters Approve Bond Issue
For Library, Fire Station
Croups G i v e Two Mexicans To
City Helps Band; May
Construction Of Addit­
Drawing For Prizes Anti Owyhee Kid« >rs
ort To County
Be Tried During
Buy Street Sweeper 1 the The clty high
circult
ion May He Complet­
Pig Scramble Are
Take l'oints At
tension wire fell when
¡adge Troxell
September Term
After Trial
ed Tins Fall
a cross-arm on a pole burned In
Announced
Association Show
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two because of a shower causing
)*gon Trail Grange and
chamber of commerce
olutions this week op-
■ election proposed by
merits in the county to
(for the recall of County
Tin Troxell.
ange passed its resolution
ight and the chamber of
passed a resolution a t its
Wednesday luncheon.
of the recall movement
circulating petitions ask-
a recall election be held,
order to require an election, the
must secure at least 676
to the petitions.
Lvent that a recall election
nly registered voters will
-ted to cast ballots. If a
jits until it is determined
call election wil be held
gistering he will be too
The cases of the two Mexicans
The city council voted at its a short. The mishap caused elec-
A $17.000 bond issue designed to
In addition to the specials to
Members of the Owyhee Riding
charged with assult with a danger­ meeting Tuesday night to give! ¡[iC seryice to be off for about be offered by commercial establish­
club of Nyssa won many places In provide money for construction of
ous weapon in connection with an financial assistance to the c ity , Firemen were called to the Tom ments, the second round-up value the competitive events held at the an addition to the city hall to pro­
alleged attack on several Nyssa band, to secure a small power Weeks home when smoke from a days promotion sponsored by the third annual field meet of the vide more space for the library and
fire department was approved at
business and professional men a street sweeper for trial use and to radio caused neighbors to sound
merchants of Nyssa will feature a Western Riding Clubs association in the polls Tuesday by the one-sided
few weeks ago will be tried during Investigate the possibility of using an alarm.
Boise
last
Sunday.
of 106 to IS.
the September term of circuit court shallow well water during the irri­
Firemen were called on two other pig scramble October 15 and draw ­ One hundred and ninety-four vote
The city will sta rt proceedings to
in Vale.
gation season.
occasions within the last few days. ings for valuable merchandise priz­ persons, representing 23 riding sell
as soon as passible,
Elmer Trujillo’s case will be the
Hamilton Chadderdon and Ed A car owned by Owen Gann was es on the three other Saturdays in clubs, participated In the grand with the the bonds
idea of finishing the
first considered a t this term of Knettle presented a request on damaged by fire on north Sixth October.
entry of the show, held at the Adu building tills fall. A contract will
court, beginning September 21, behalf of the city band for fin­ street.
Saturday, September county fairgrounds. The E>-Deh- be let after the plans are prepared.
A small house In the 700 block 17, Beginning
Santa De La Cruz, arrested with ancial and moral support. The
merchants participating in the How Riding club won the champ­
Members of the election board
on
First
street
was
slightly
dam-
Trujillo, will be tried September 28 council agreed to buy a base drum
promotion wifi give a free ticket ionship of the show with 50 points. were Katherine E. Smith, Pauline
and tuba at an expense not ex daged by fire Sunday. The house with each dollar purchase. They Points were awarded for the first Church. Elaine Lienkaemper, Nor­
in the third trial of the term.
The case of Prank C. Wyns and ceeding $250 and, loan them to the was vacant and firemen did not will also advertise specials for the four places In each event.
ma McKinvmey and Helen M.
'earn the name of the owner. The occasion.
Nyssa winners were as follows: Mally.
Mrs. Wyns against the G arrett band.
Lights will be installed in t h e ! ila”les were confined to an area
Freight lines, seeking damages for
Ten purebred pigs will be re­ Dun Collins, second, men's sad­
The vote was canvassed and the
personal injury in an automobile alleys between Third and Fourth un“ er the floor,
leased October 15 on the high dle horse event: Bruce Pett, third, result announced at a meeting of
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accident, will be opened September streets on each side of Main street. I _
school lawn and 20 F. F. A. boys 220-yard dash; Nyssa club, second, the city council Tuesday night.
26.
will try to catch them. Each boy pony express race, first section;
The new addition, constructed of
avedn
u
£
°
at
Sixth
taking a pig across a certain line Betty Domenico, second, ladies brick to coincide with the present
Nyssa members of the Jury panel
The city will erect a gate at the
will be permitted to keep the ani­ saddle horse event; Nyssa club, city hall, will be 19 by 30 feet. It
are Virginia Brandt. Alta L. Stunz,
mal. with the understanding that second, men's flag race, first sec­ will be erected on the north side
William Hipp and Katherine Peter­ entrance to the city dump grounds
north of town and will keep the
he will feed it until next year and tion; Donna Domenico, first, fig­ at the present fire station. The
11 movement is the out- son.
dump grounds open to the public
The
recently-organized Nyssa sell it at public auction. He will ure eight stake race for children; main floor of the building will
f a controversy th a t has
only one day a week. The council Toastmasters club held Its charter receive the proceeds from the sale, Betty Domenico, first, ladies’ fig­ house the new fire truck to be pur­
Vale for several week be-
said the reason for the action is banquet at the Eaststde cafe Mon- with the exception of the original ure eight stake race; "Skinny" chased by the Nyssa Rural Fire
* county court, labor union
that people are dumping garbage : dav. September 12 In Ontario,
purchase price, which will revert Tensen, second, cow-cutting con­ Protection district as well as the
d members of the county
promiscuously
at
the
grounds.
The
address
of
welcome
was
back
to the chamber of commerce, test; Lynn Snodgrass, third, men's fire equipment of the city. The
s over wages.
The
council
asked
to
have
the
given
by
President
Clyde
Snider
which
iwill provide the pigs lor the calf roping; Betty Domenico, third, second story will contain a new
lien of Vale, reputed to
spot turning for ladies; Bernard library, 14 by 30 feet, and fire­
nolice
make
an
Inspection
to
en-
and
the
introduction
of
guests
was
pig
scramble.
rime mover in the recall
One hundred and fifty parents force the ordinance requiring that made by Toastmaster Richard V. Frizes will be awarded to the and
Bonnie Kresslcy, second, men's quarters, 18 by 30 (eet.
the union did not start and school patrons attended the only covered garbage cans be used
Wheelbarrow contest; Betty Dom­
Wilson.
Buck
Steuenberg,
deputy
holders
of
the
lucky
tickets
as
fol­
ment; he said the union first Parent-Teacher meeting of the In the city.
governor of the Caldwell Toast­ lows: October 1. 4 p. m., Palmetto enico, fourth, musical chair race
helping him. The union, new school year in the high school
If the city secures the street masters club, introduced District umbrella tent, value $43.75; butane for ladies.
is reported to be willing building last Thursday evening.
sweeper, it will probably be here Governor David G. Tate of the camp stove, value $42.50; sleeping
from $25.000 to $30,000 in
The meeting opened with group in two weeks. If the machine is Boise Toastmasters, who presented bag, $19 96; gasoline camp stove,
1 campaign.
singing led by Mrs. Josephine Rig- satisfactory, the city will buy it. the charter to Ed Knettle. Follow­ $13.95; air mattress, $10.95, and
he filed the petition in the nev and accompanied by Mrs. Dor­
The city is making an investi­
the acceptance addresss by Mr. nesting kit, $10.95; October 8. 4 p.
A polio epidemic emergency drive
clerk's office, Allen was othy Nolan. Henry Hartley, sup­ gation of the feasibility of using ing
Knettle. Fred Bracken, president m., electric oven, $40; comforter,
will be conducted In Nyssa this
pied by G. W. Royer, bus- erintendent of the Nyssa schools in­ shallow well water during the ir- of the Nyssa chamber of commerce, $25; automatic coffeemaker, $24;
week-end
to raise funds for com­
Fifty-six candidates were initiat­
nt for the Laborers union troduced W alter McPartland, prin­ rigation season. The city will send delivered an address of congratul- pressure cooker, $22 85; twin waf­
ed Into the newly organized wo­ batting the dreaded disease, accord­
n.
ing to Chairman William Lemon.
cipal of the elementary and junior samples to Portland to have the atlons. Mr. Bracken stated that the fle Iron, $1595, and electric iron,
tated that ‘'No effort was high school and Dennis Patch, prin­ water analyzed, but Its purity has infant Toastmasters club had al­ $11.95. and October 22, 4 p. m , five men's auxiliary of the Nyssa Eagles
An appeal will be Issued to every
the court to bargain with cipal of the high school, who in ii I ready been established by tests, ready rendered valuable service to grand prizes, chrome dinette set. lodge at a district meeting held In family in the community In letters
yes after they had fbrm- turn presented the teachers in their Except for the irrigation season, the community and had been call- $139.50; platform rocker, $59.50; Nyssa last Sunday.
The Initiation was conducted by to be Issued through the schools
rgaining unit under the schools.
the supply of water is more than ed upon to furnish speakers for pub- portable Ironer, 49.96; electric mix­ officers from La Grande. Pendle­ which have volunteered to help In
the issue between the
be gatherings. He further stated er, $39.50, and pop-up toaster, ton and Boise, including the Idaho the campaign. A house-to-house
A short business meeting followed, double the amount needed.
1 the road department em-
Chairman George Henneman ap­ the Nyssa Toastmasters club is a $21.50.
state secretary and Oregon state canvass was planned for Friday
ver reaches the national with Mrs. John Schenk, president, pointed a committee consisting of progressive organization that Is
night, but th at plan has been can­
Prior to each drawing, from 3:30
Bations board for a hearing, in charge of the meeting. Mrs. Leo Harry Miner, George Sallee and rapidly training leaders for civic to 4 p. m , entertainment will be conductor In the chairs. The La celled because leaders believed
Qrande drill team officiated for the
ent would be considered a Gonyer announced plans for the dis­ Fred Bracken to work with City and social organizations through­ furnished by the Nyssa band.
Institution and the Pendleton drill there was not sufficient time to or­
cussion groups, and Mrs. Rlgney,
stead of a strike",
Manager El K. Burton on a project out the community.
team for the installation of officers ganize effectively.
crews are now working in who is state chairman for the ex­ of installing street signs. The signs
The National Foundation for In ­
A short preview of a typical
The institution officer was T. T.
ty with some of the form- ceptional child for P. T. A., an­ will probably be metal affixed to Toastmaster meeting was then pre­ High Officials
fantile Paralysis has just announc­
Turner, Oregon state secretary.
rs and some new workers nounced the all day county meet­ metal posts.
ed th at It "must ask for more
sented.
Topicmaster was Gene
Of F. II. A. Visit The officers installed were Lydia money
ing concerning handicapped child­
because for the second
The federal housing authority Stunz, whose duty it was to in­
Willson, junior past madam presi­
range resolution reads as ren th a t will be held at Nyssa Oct­ has notified the city that an act troduce the speakers.
time in two years polio has struck
Fred A.
ober 3, with state leaders In the
Several high officials of the farm dent; Mildred Renstrom, madam the nation with unusual violence.
has been passed to transfer title Norman was timekeeper, who home administration were visitors president; Johnnie Russell, madam
e Ontario, Nyssa, Vale and field, in attendance.
Last year was the blackest polio
Mrs. George Sallee, program to veterans housing units from sounded the bell at the expiration In Malheur county Wednesday. vice president: Nora Graham, chap­ year since 1916 und this year ihc
chambers of commerce and
the
government
to
the
cities
in
j
of
each
two-minute
period.
The
lain;
Lena
Tyler,
madam
conductor,
While on a general inspection trip,
chairm an introduced Clyde Snider,
ges of Malheur conty:
which they are located. The trans- I critic was Clifford P Mink, who
Mary L. Thomas, mudam secretary; toll will be even greater. At this
Oregon Trail Grange feels local attorney, who spoke on the fer will be made at no cost to the gave a scintillating criticism of the they attended a meeting with Don Claudlne Oarrlson, madam treasur­ moment, In hundreds of hard-hit
kite Irwin Troxell of the relationship of parents to the cities. Mr. Henneman appointed features of each speech. A diversity Kudrna, Malheur county supervisor, er; Gladys Byers, Inner guard; communities from coast to coast
county court warrants our school. Mr. Snider stated the need Councllmen Gordon Ray and Lloyd of excellent 2-minute speeches was and members of the county advisory Katherine Peterson, outer guard, funds raised In the 1949 march of
dimes «re wiped out In caring for
and support in the stand of close co-operation of parents and Wilson to Investigate the possibil presented by Hugh J. Tobler, committee.
The visitors were enroute to Wen- j and Gertrude Broad, Virginia stricken children and udults. The
taken in managing the af- teachers if the best results were to ity of acquiring title to the land, James W. Leslie. William K. Wahl­
Brandt
and
Evelyn
Thompson,
atchee. Washington, where they will
be obtained in the education of the
total amount th at will be needed
the county.
which is required by the govern­ ert. Hamilton Chadderdon and attend a meeting From there they trustees.
Is more money than the national
ted him to office because child. He stressed the need of ad­ ment.
Wilton C. Jackson.
After
Institution
of
the
auxiliary
Following the formal part ofjW‘"
to Portland and thence to and Installation of officers lunch office received from the 1949 march
ght he was a man who ult education, and humorously
The council passed a resolution
nf dims. Before the end of the
quoted th a t “education doesn't hurt to advertise for the sale of $17,000
ontinued on Page 5)
was served by the Nyssa ladles to year, these communities are ex-
if a person keeps on learning.”
worth of bonds for construction of
approximately
250
delegates
In
a
t­
liected to call upon the chapters'
Mr. Snider urged parents to as­ an addition to the city hall for en­ through the co-operation of B rack-1 ®eter of
a4,ml° tendance.
epidemic aid fund at national
sume their responsibility In doing largement of the fire station and mi ' s store of Nyssa Tesaman's of
- *7
t
The
Engles
zone
meeting
opened
their p art in the home in the 3-way
Ontario, and the Lovely Ladles Duffy of Portland, state director In at 2 p. m with the Nyssa officers headquarters for additional mil­
education of the child th at is car­ library.
shop of Payette. The master of Oregon and Washington: Karl Mag initiating 15 candidates After the lions of dollars".
ried on by the home, the church
ceremonies for the style show was leby of Salt Lake City, state dir­ Initiation L. C. Hawes, zone direct­
ur *v*_ r ,
„
I and the schools, and also to support Students To Have
Ed Knettle. The remainer of the ector In Utah and Idaho; Floyd or, took charge of the meeting The
F Hlgbee, state director In Colo­
k sh I,,,,,atllrea
farni the schools in every possible way
was spent in dancing.
principal speaker was T. T T urn­
Vacation Periods evening
J&s ’ii!' ? 111 thls area
Mr. Snider expressed appreciation
Visitors Included guests from the rado, and Hugh McLaughlin of er, talking In place of O Harvey
F:‘s the announcement of the ' of teachers for the work they are
Boise, Nampa, Caldwell, and Pay Portland, chief of program opera­ Moore of Nampa, who was unable to
Produce company th a t it doing in the schools.
Because of teachers’ gatherings, ette Toastmasters clubs, as well tions in Oregon and Washington.
A letter written by County S an ­
attend because of Illness.
E to receive beans a t its
itarian Henry C. Endres In critic­
Two musical numbers were intro­ Nyssa schools will not be open Sep as non-Toastmasters from Nyssa
Delegates
were
present
from
Her-
ise on south Fifth street.
Logan Visitors Here—
ism of the sanitary conditions in
by Mrs. Sallee. Angela P et­ tetnber 19 and 20 and October 3.
and vicinity.
I company, which has con- duced
Mr and Mrs. Walter Squires and mlston, John Day. La Grande, Bak­ Nyssa was read at a meeting of the
The faculties of the Nyssa school
erson, Laura Schenk and Nani
er,
Pendleton.
Ontario,
Caldwell
and
[ between 800 and 1000 acres Child played "Tea For Two” as a system will attend a meeting of the ( To j.nj , r junior Collegi
Mr and Mrs Owen Hull of Logan
Boise auxiliaries and Eagles lodges city council Tuesday night.
in the Nyssa district, will
Eastern Oregon Education associ­
Mr. Endres said that although
Bob Church left Sunday for visited from Friday until Sunday
A dance was held Saturday night
fhd sell the beans, mostly violin trio. They were accompan­ ation in La Grande Monday and Boise, where he will enroll In the at the home of Mr. and Mrs La-
Nyssa gets its drinking water sup­
and
a
parade
was
held
Sunday
Pticans with a smaller per- ied by Miss Mary Lou Schenk. Two Tuesday of next week.
Mont Fife.
ply from three wells that have al­
Boise Junior college.
groups of meledies were sung by
morning.
of Great Nortthern white James
ways tested good, the water sup­
Nyssa will be host October 3 to
and Charles Peterson and
Undergoes Operation—
ply would be much safer if it was
the teachers of Malheur county,
To Seattle—
pneern, now making arrange- CUff Wright, with a guitar accom­ who will gather here to attend an Called
chlorinated.
Mrs. Lloyd Lewis returned to her [ IV c k h a m T o S|M-ak
Mrs. J M. Corey was called to
o have its warehouse gov- paniment.
home Tuesday following a major
"Although Nyssa has the only
During the social hour, with Mrs Institute, which will have for a Seattle last week because of the operation
A^aitm
t
A
u
th
o
rity
approved, expects to take
at the Holy Rosary hos­
sewage treatm ent plant In the
subject "The Exceptional Child”. serious Illness of her son, A. W.
tie-hundred pound bags off Carlos Buchner In charge, mem­
county, It does no good because
pital.
Tanner.
rafted acreage. Half of the bers of the parent-teacher associ­
Hubert. Peckham of Wilder will It Is not used. Because Ontario
Introduced their "guest” Moss To Talk On
obtains
Its water from the Snake
f under the warehouse will ation
deliver a talk against the proposed
Football Fans (divert First Look
teacher to those present. Refresh­
I for bean storage,
Columbia vailed authority at a river, Nyssa also has the greatest
Cannery
Operation
company has purchased ments were served at the close of
At Snake River Teams At Jamboree meeting to be held In the high responsibility of any city in tthe
Fred Moas. head of the Idaho
school auditorium Thursday night, county to treat Its sewage ade­
thousand dollars worth of the meeting In the home economics
Canning company. Is expected to
top contenders for the 1949 S. R September 22 at 8 o'clock.
quately.”
ent for cleaning and polish - room.
By Dennis W. Patch
tell members of the chamber of
* beans
Mr. Peckham has been engaged
Relative to garbage conditions,
V crown. A heavy, experienced
Valley
football
fans
received
their
commerce at their weekly lunch first look at 8. R. V league teams
in farming In the Wilder area Mr. Endres said "Very few g ar­
f companies are expected to Don Cotwacks To
line
made
few
mistakes
In
their
eon next Wednesday something a
for many years.
bage cans have any lids, there is
y.'.jce this year. The J. C.
defensive play and opened siz­
Charles Baker, manager of the garbage on the ground and more
! company will probably
Sing In Ontario S 5 ¿ S E V S «
able
holes
for
the
Viking
bocks
Pacific Supply co-operaive at Wal­ important, there are many fltea".
“ Ppm* Friday, the Malheur
crowd u.*.o™
divided Its —
at
Following a meeting of the Mai- 1 C0^ aI*£ .n - rnmiianv finished a near capacity crowu
la Walla, will speak In favor of the He added th at Nyssa should make
^ompany Saturday and the heur county community concert
The
y ign last tentlon between bands and grid- Tne Vale backfiekl composed of CVA
In the high school auditorium garbage collection compulsory In­
Produce company committee. members announced
^ wQ hundred^ and fiftv ! iters from the nine valley schools
tonight at 8 o’clock.
stead of allowing It to be done on
r£ r* e sS
F * ' The Quality of the let- thsir tl^ ' flrst concert of the com- Thursday,
meetings are sponsored by a voluntary basis
persons ¿ were
" J employed dur
« ^ tw n - bands alike displayed many *ymp- Piupim bock. pUyed good defensive the Both
r d market prices are good. mg series has been definitely «on- P*™0«
Oregon Trail Oranrce and the
“T he only thing favorable a-
, run. which wm operand on
toms of early season's lack of fin ball
of potatoes is about finned for November 30.
Rex Engleklng* Weiser Wolver-j Nyssa chamber of commerce.
bout the Nyssa city dump Is th at
Among the attractions scheduled shift basis______________ _
esse It added rather than detract-
P™’ although some sheds
In«** and the Frultland Grizzlies!
It is fairly far away from town.
ed from the colorful proceeding.
_
fL ™ ® »* l,n “spuds" today. by the committee is the tien. Plat-
Dumping Is done over a wide area,
League"(Tfficia'b”"introduced new battled through right minutes' Missionary Speaks—
I8-T.pl - win probably finish off Don Cossack chorus.
Gr® 1" p^ent-T eacher as-
Dr
Ira
Olllet.
who
has
served
making adequate burning an im­
Innovations in the forma of special without a acore
81 nee some of last year's sub-
The N y ^ ParentTeM -M r
t i r : jn next week. with the
years as a mission­
The Payette Pirates wasted little for s number
F n that there will be a few scrlbers
have left the community, sodatton I
g
courses for rules to open up the style of play time scoring on the Nysaa Bull- ary In Africa, will speak a t a aub- possibility. We should like to see
the dump eltmlnsted and a land
F I Hi
a few tickets for the 1940-60 series parent teacher study
distrlct meeting to be held Friday
P I Produce company has ire available Thev mav be secured the coming year. Tne n m mee.iog Dcmion” In^punDng* aryl‘"runmn* do*: W alt' Buettgenbach's team evening at 8 at the Nysaa Method­ flU type of disposal or an incen-
erator be substituted
In the individual punt- combined a hard running ^ tack
m Joe Dyer at will b eh e ld £ t h e ^ X o T S ' -
r J , 1)01310 run and is ex-
ist church. Mengjers from Payette.
j start on onions.
the U. 8 National bank at Ontario £
^
a‘ *
Welaer, Ontario, Frultland. Vale R e tu rn F rom T rip —
J h * * Bphaon and Son will
and Nysaa churches will attend On
Dr and Mrs. John Kopp returned
i
_ *r*u.„ theme
of the current
r continue running potatoes
Friday afternoon Mr Oillet will this week from a vacation trip spent
h .
o.
<*•*-■ ing the
' next week They
Nyssa end. minutes with a passing s “ “0*! speak to the members of the Nyasa at Lincoln beach Mrs Kopp visited
"“un* onions in Payette.
and Ontario women's societies relatives for a week in Bend and
teams showed potentialities In the Dr Olllet is on furlough from his then she was joined by Dr Kopp
Browning—
Robert Runcorn Is a tenant. Mrs
ptMing department.
1 work, and Is «pending three months and they went on to the coast JUn
w -
speaking in the Methodist church­ McOarvry. brother of Mrs Kopp.
m ' ¿he Eagles hall
w w nke s t>rother. Marvin Smith is visiting her slater. Mrs
es of the northwest conference. I Is visiting with them prior to en­
lH i* rV r:ey Nebraska, and Alvis Trent of Ny— .
September 20j t
P- m
escaped drown
.
t he team made pianty of yardage both
tering medical school In Portland.
members of the newly-formed New Plymouth, W 7*1 ^
All
rSL?* bo*‘ ^ which they Driver Is F in e d -
^ I
J - ^ e d to attend
Nyssa
,n*ndpar£ , for the £ T u ie ground and through the air. Calf Given By C Inb—
A caP*1* d near Hold- Jose Morez Hernandez was found
( organization are__________
host team drawing Parm* W «
tally against the Par - , The registered Jersey heifer giv­ R eturn« Tu l h lra g o —
Mrs M. J. Rounsevelle of C hi­
bn of * Au*uat SO Johnny I guilty In police court Wednesday
P0«n rea
In t h f ^ h t minute m . 'e m , The Tiger scoring threats en to Jimmy McKinley of Kingman
left Monday for her home
“d
who wa* wtth m orning by Judge J. C 8 m lth on ApinHnU-d
^ has been
^ appointed
Jim Elkins
odd 0 . Val# vikings dump-
were bogged down within the Pan Kolony at the Malheur County fair cago
Hasty, drowned In | a charge of driving an automobile
Jim ««• the Nyssa Elevator
elevator He
nrst frame
nwrar —-------
New
ther 10-yard
He 1 first
the \ . * v
Ne» ther
19-yard line by a stubborn for his outstanding agricultural after visiting In the weal for the
8he spent a
work was awarded by the Malheur ! last two months
' 2
°f
whlte he W“ und"
3 * the company for ed a game but S undenn«*»
„„S, ^ » .
T S S i K i i « U ie r J ^
» tvl. Y*1 Mr* Hasty clung at liquor and was fined $S0 and , h a s b e e n
the odd quarter final. Em- County Jersey club and not by the month with her sister, Mrs C. J.
^
. for two hours white .e n tic e d to 10 day. In jail Her- ^ v e r s l y r a r s * r t “ W * £ (
1948
R V champions. p M - Malheur County Dairy Breeders as­ Gaylord, at the R O. Larson
m i" IW
. S 8 * V
sociation, as previously announced I home
I „ 10 shore, a distance of nandez paid the fine and Judge manager at Nyw»-
iC
an
Unwed
Cn Pag* 5l
they are labeled as
1 u
Mr and
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