Tape Six
TihiIhv. Dect'iiihcr 1 1027.
?.A (IRANOFj EVENTNO OnSERVEl
X I rumpkln lti(!x'. t-onilurti'il sit-
Over The Valley
We be I K. Morton, Valley News Editor
i viccH for some linn at Hummer
jvflle uixl.uUu filled other ptiiplis
i tin he Im a very good speaker. At
jthe close of ttn- recent meetings,
9 Mr. Hijgwns asked to continue In
1 charge of that pastorate for (tie 1
coming year.
A SEASONATiLE
RECIPE
lfrseiit Senior Clans Piny .
Tho Senior .class of the imbler
high school will present their an
il uol class pitiy on Kriday uveaing
of this week. December UJth. A
three-net comedy drama. "The
Girl Who Forgot," Is the selection
to be presented hy a strong rust
of" characters, MIhs Kronccs Mr
tflntion and Lynn WoodHI taking
the leading role.- 'J' I if comedy is
furnished hy tho Swedish cook and
lift "boy friend," tho detective.
The. play is very full of thrlllH und
action. In furt. Miss .Mary Anita
Cool, h Igh school Inst rur t or, v h o
fereirt from other Plymouth Itock
thick 8. Karly In tlu; harvest sea
hoii, however. the pullets com
nicticed io lay and early In Keptem
her one came off with a florlt of a
doxen little chicks. .Moreover. Mrs.
Hums wan aide to keep her chick
ens during tho series of thievery In
that flection of the country, and
even disposed of ihein. before any
uiiHol Idled visitors came and
walked away with them.
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Have Sunday ;ucds
.Mr. and Mrs, Hugh -Huron, of
Hrooks I.Hiin. I iI as their guests
1b coaching the play, says that tho' ali day Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
7 lay has more plot, really, than
actors. Tho complete cast Ih as
follows:
Ji&nny Matin
David Kulrd
Ttoso May
Oreeta
Linda Oruy ..
Albuna Creston .
Toarl I'kwn ......
Giles Klton
Judy Elton ;.: lone Terry
OufltuvuH . Hwenson. .Howard Kuhn
Krnest Hugh
Lynn Wondeli
Kraneos McKenuon
.Mildred Mrown
..... Marie Wesl
Hnnald Mrown
I'ran k McK in nls, M r, a tid M rs.
Charles ('leaver, and .Mr. and Mrs.
'rank McKennon, and da itchier,
Frances, and Miss Merle KriKcll,
Itev. Ilriidiicr to have
Itev. William Hrndncr, who
serves the Kpiscnp.il. churches at
I'nion and Cove tin pastor, has re-
Merle l-'rlz't ll j ceiitly announced that his connec-
Jack McKall i Hons with the two organizations
will he severed early liet spring,
at which time, he contemplated re.
turning to Providence, Ithode Is-
Srtmte to Have Cecil
' The hoy Scout troop of Klgin.
li' jdyanlnf for another hit; feed
to .be. )i Id Friday night at the
Farmers' , I'nion liall at Klgin.
Then will he a number of speak
ers, among them, Itussell Scott of
lA Orkiide, Kred Halt and Lynn
3JI1I tire louders of the troop..
I'll Ick cnx Mako Soiih lt ord
- Mrs. HuniB, llvinjr north of
Autnmrvlllo, raised some chick
en tbtH past season that made no
srtiull record for themtudves. Mrs.
Iturnit received . u nhlpmcnt , of
Chirks from a hatchery In Halem
land, his former home, and will
work with his father, and continue
his HliftllcH there. The new has
brought very Keueral regret fur
Hev. and' .Mih. Itradner huve en
deared theiiuteives not only to their
own parishioners, hut also In the
two ennimuntticM where they have
entered largely into? various and
varied actlvil les.
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Has ItiTii liftcil ln.tnr -
Itay Jlutf, of J'umpkln llldge,
who haH been condiiciintf rt series
of ' evnnKelistic nicetiiiK-t att he
( 'hurch of ChriHt in 11 Kin, com
pleted the Heries last week. ltH
on tbi Cist day of March. They reported that much kooJ has come
re l'lytnouth Jtonks. To all up-I from tho meet lugs and several ac
' pflarrfhcs thf-y peotned little dif- cessions to the church are alno
Economies of
Operation
FOR fifty years Sift & Company
has been handling: perishable
meat products. During that
time an efficient money-saving sys
tem of marketing has been developed.
Science has been utilized to find
new uses for many products that once
were waste and better uses for old
products. Multiplied uses have in
creased volume. Increased volume
has resulted in decreased Manu
facturing and marketing expense.
, Experience, science and skill have
reduced waste to a minimum.
Swift's marketing system means
only one profit and that is low
For the entire operation of convert
ing live animals into Premium Ham
and Bacon, Brookfield Sausage and
other finished meut products and dis
tributing them to the retailer, Swilt &
Company receives a profit from all
sources averaging only a fraction of
a cent per pound.
The National Distribution Con
ference in 1925 found the whole
sale expenses of the packers' branch
houses to be the lowest of the seven
teen trades studied.
These economies of operation
make possible full market value for
live stock and lowest possible prices
for meat. Swilt & Company serves
both producer and consumer
efficiently and well.
iwift & Company
VMt m kik'u j
Mr. and Mis. Wayne fark, of
Sumniervllle, visited l-Vlday at I ho f
home of Mr. and Mrs. I.yrln ililh;
at Kifrin. I
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1'lati nude (lie Mtflit j
Pnmpthlnir In the order of a j
vaudeville, or ntunt iil'ht is being 1
plnnnirtl hy Din rarent-Teacher as-
Kocluifon at Iinhler, to be put on,
or pulled off. between fhrb;litias
and New Vram at Wade ball, l.iif-I
ferent orjcuiilicntlonH tf re . belli? '
asked to contribute something lo
the program. This Is to lie a
hem-fit for Wade hall, a -cofnmmi-
ity center, on which there lire still i
some payments due", anil which
the association, und the coinmiiu-
Hy, are anxious to 'clean up an
early as possible, !
Mr. TalleiU the Same j
J. It. Talh nt.'of Cove. fha has
been Seriously ill fof several j
weeks, remains about the same.
He was taken lioihc from the hos ,
pllat two ur. three weeks ago. (
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"All Set III SfW lllillillna
Teacher and pupils are all hup-
pily ut work in the brand V j
school ImllilinK ut Kami lit. tin
movliiK: operailfiiiK having all hh I ,
cninplftcd. several days tigo. The j
new building Itiaks a fine pltmt
now at Kamela. Tlio old building '
wiilch had been In service for I
years und years, was condemned j
as botnj? unsafe, for school pur- :
poses, tho authorities brintf con;
vlnced that Hie building was no'
longer wife tinting periods of i
snowy weather.
Itctiiin From Visit -!
S. I., lirouks, Of ' Jmbler, has j
returned home from a visit at tire j
home of his daughter ut Kumpler. i
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A .Vnr Klrr
Mr. and Mrs. Y. U l.edbelter,
of A Heel,' bad u great deal of ex-j
citeiuent ut their homo Sunday, as j
well as a very narrow escape from i
wh at in lg h t ha ve p ruveti a ve ry
s.'iiotis fire. VIII- treparat lorn
were under way. for the Sunday
dinner it is supposed thai the pipe
from the kitchen 'range came part
way out fro, hi the chimney, either
from the high wind or some other
cause. The first Intimation I hat
something was wrong, was when
smoke was noticed coming from
the wall, t'wrl Kuller, who with
his family were, at the hedbetter
home, lost no time- in Investigat
ing ami found that the fire seem
ed back in between the walls at
tho .rear of the. bouse- where tho
structure stands only one story.
Mr.l.rdbetter arrived hoimi while
the small Hre wan still being cum
Itutted, and the flumes wero ex
tinguished before' aii y very serious
ifflm'age j'us ddtir The fire wuk"
discovered, however, just when
Sunday's severe high wind was at
its, worst, und what might have
happened was food fur consider
able conjecture. Had the fire made ,
any greater headway before ills- ,
covery, when the direction of the
wind Is taken Into account, it is !
possible that there might have I
been a complete cleaning up of J
the buildings, which are all rather ;J
close, anil were in exactly the right !
Mock I'hiiii I'mhlliix
1 cup sugar.
.1-3 n:p butler! or chopped suet
1 cup grated, raw carrots.
I cup flour or bread crumbs,
l-.'l teaspoon allMpice.
' 1-3 leanponn cinnamon.
I cirp cloves and salt.
1 cup chopped raisins.
.1 teaspoon soda.
1 Clip grated potatoes.
Mix in the order given.
I'ul in grejiHcdvescltf anil steam
to :t hours. Serve hot with
lemon sauce, whipped cream, or
hard sauce.
This recipe will make from 1
to HI servings.
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wuk' i kirk, of -l.a -.(tannic,, glv.n thih cuming Sattiiiay. , U will be
his experience. "1 11 ke sweet clover ' a n all-day. meeting. A special
fine, and have ln-en growing i for Christmas projfnim is being plan
four years., I have raised ' larger i md uhicb promts, s to be iimiMinl
cropH of wheat following, sweet j ly attractive. - '
clover. My first sweet clover land, q
planted to wheat, after breaking I Tu Atlciul Alilmul . . 1
out. ' produced ' eleven bushels I Mlwi Ava Woodell. of Dry ('reek, t
b' fore j expects to leave soon alter the i
, holidays ' for Ashland where .sho.t
the winlr visiting with relativest
old friends and school incites. She
do H not eKpeel to return to her
home in this valhy until nprlnic.
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i:ii'ct (n I'lni-b rack
Apple packing which has b"cn
in pi ogri HS l'6r weeks a I i ove,
will probably lie finished the latter
part of the week, it is reported.
To (ilt IMay Smni--'
The Mut ual I mpr nveinelit Asso
ciation, of linbler, is woiititig on
a piny which they expect to givo
on. the evening of I lefcitther lilst
at Wade Hall. .More details will
be if i veil lat'-r.
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Transjict-4 Itiilncss
.1. II. Itoohler. clerk of lite Hll
g'ard Kchoal dlsttiet, was in l.a
(irjinde yesterday Mlleudjmr to
business matters at the offices of
I lie eowiiiy superintendent of
.xfhonlN ami lite county1 treasurer.
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Sweet Clover (
'on nt y Agiicull urlsl Harry
Avery has had much to say the
past season about pasture grassr-s
over the valley. nv 'variety
which he hs emihasi.ed in par
ticular is sweet clover, which has
been found in many instances, to
be ipiite successful In this local
ity. Two farmers from different
sections have the following to say
about sweet clover. -Karl . "hand
ler of Klgin, says: "1 have in-en
able to keep sweet clover going
continuously on one field for seven
years by. allowing it to re-seed it
self, it has produe'-d heavier than
alfalfa on similar ground, I K'-t
good results in pasturing and in
feeding bay after grinding.'' Ken-
more per acre than evt
harvested n that field." ,
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Ilnmw l'or Ktimlay
The .Misses ' (a rnien - u ml Jane
Imuiel, Bludent. ut the I -a (irando
lilgh school, were at tlieii: home
at f'ove over the wej-k end. Tiiey
retuinefl to (Jrande Sunday
afternoon. ' ,
Stale Horticultural Society- - .
l-'rill growers over the valley
are interested in Hie 4nd' annual
program to be . presented hy the
.Slate Horticultural society which
opens its .convention today ut Hood
POMONA GRANGE IN
INTERESTING MEET; i
WOLF CREEK HOST
Ifi enter the Oregon State Ndiin-
al school. Her sister. Miss :tez,
j is already . a stndeht there.
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Coiiiiimnity CbrUtinnM Tree
' initial steps were taken last
week at Klgin for n community
Christmas tree, a' project which is
being tried there for the first
lime this year. Te three churches
and the" Women's dub are coop
erating to make fbe'event'a suc
cessful one, and committees re
t'cntly appointed are already hard
at work. The affair will be held
kivcr. and continue through f M-the city hall, on "!mstmns ee,
Tbiiiwduv. The nioirram bus con- 1 beginning at ( n'clock. Tlie u-o-
sidilable Interest for the grower,
the subjects being all very practical.-
Considerable tipi "will be4
devoted to the. (iimsllon of the resi
due from xprnying which is caus
ing so much difficulty in the
northwest at t he present . time.
Itol li state ami national ex pert rt )
will be Present to discuss subiceta i Will be given oil! on the Ire
of vital Interest to those in ut- r I 'lite u universally enthusiastic
tendance . sjiirit in Klgin over tlu' prospects.
which
gram will be put on jointly by the
schools, the Women's club and the
churches. The Hoy Seoul s arc. to
be r'eMinsihlc for the two' trees.
ThejJ also bad a campaign on
Suifday and gathered in a mixnltty
of used, but good toys, which will
be it pall ed and touched up. and
The regular meeting of the I -don
county Tomona grange was
held with Die Wolf Creek grange
of Nurth I'owder lust Saturday,
Heccmher Huh. and notwlihsiand
Ing the fuel that it was below zero
weather, there was a very good at
tendance. A btminess meeting was
beld" in the niornlng, when several
important mailers were attended
to. Worthy. Master. J. A. Nice
njade some appoint menis for the
year 1!2K. Mrs. I.. K. Wright of
,the Itlue Mountain grange w Hi
head the Home Kconomics com
mittee, und K. S, Johnson, of th
Pleasant Orove grange will be
chairman of the Hairy committee.
1'pon the suggestion of the board
of regents, an attempt will be
made to have the annual grango
picnic, which Is always held at the
Kxperimeut Station, . Include
granges also from Wallowa, linker
Cmatilla and perhaps Malheur
Counties. A commilti-e to look into
usually assures- success.
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l.eavo l'or California
i ' Mi-; and Mrs. CbarleH Sanderson
land Mr. and Mrs. Ira Landmann,
I and daughter. of Summervllle (
I started tur.tay for California
-where they plan to spend the bal- J
unce of the winter. They went ,
i as fur aH licppiier on Saturday and j
I stopped here to rh' relatives. Sun- j
day,,;tJi(y we tit on to Oregon City
f and ;u)"U"' h vlBit there continued I
j their uay south.
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start and not jtecessarily wiilting ( ,,, with I'lieinnnnla
for any iiinrtilng mail corning Into i Hail 1nezevitch. a litlie nine- t
the different postotfices. Huring ear-old girl of Klgin. was brought,
the winter months rural carriers to t(ifl ;HUu0 ;0nde hosplial Krl-:
have long days, on account of poorj iUiy afternoon, dlazel is very ill,
roads, and some times carriers of,.vi,n tilf nnnurnonlu. '
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Visit lit MliifliLums -
Mrs. lb-rh Toolcy and baby tiro
guests for two weeks ivt -Hie homo
of .Mr. and Mm J. J. Murehlson
in the lietisaut drove neighbor
boo.). o' . ; . v -l'nllow
Uinler Schedule
irCm-rb-rs of mall oil Various rtir
a I routes from different officers
over I he county started carrying
on Jhe winter schedules last week,
that schedule being an earlier
There this - matter was appointed, the
personnel being Hobert Withy
coiube, Harry Avery. M. L. Car
ter. Celestia Nice and Merle KHZ
sell. Hiese to work lii conjunction
with the'ionnly agents.
'jtesolutions were adopted op
posing the repeal of the national
Inheritance niv, and nlso the pro
posed 3 slate auto Hcousm feet ft
was also decided to arrange for a
system of visitation among the
gjunges of the county.
Several granges reported that
they were making preparations to
enter tln state-wide debute, being
put on by the stn(e' lecturer, seek
ing to win the cub which has hern
oHered by Paul V. Maris, director
of extension service of O. A. t
The progr.im of the da; waj,
put tin under the direction of Mrs.
If. I.. Nice, lecturer of the Wolf
Creek grange, and was us follows:
Song, Clifford Oliklnson,
Itecitatinn, Virginia Nice.
Song, l.eda (lorbain.
Heeitution. Qjilntcn Oorham. .
Heading. Mrs. Stella Huffman."
Pantomime and Stunts, "Christ
mas Shopping."
Song, Kdna l.uhd.
IMay, 'Hashful Lovers", mem
bers of Wolf Creek grange.
The rcgultir Peeember meeting
ilnte was changed' to tho second
Saturday in November for the fu
ture, and the -schedule for next
year will begin with the meetitrg
with the Mt. Ilinnie grange, which
will come In March.
long routes, or those over espe
cially bud territory, cannot make ; lslt llolilman iiraiige
the entire trip in one day. y j . v. It. (tekeler und Kred Horf-
0 man, representing local granges
To Have School PajH'i' went to Pendleton lus Friday
Students of the Imbler high ! evening where they attended the
school are soon to commence the meeting of the Holdinan grange
publication of their school paper, at which a class of ten new mem
tho "I. H. S. CloHHlp."- t bem were given the Initiatory rites.
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(ii-ange In Met Saturday j Only five per cent of the 19,000
The regular meeting of tho Win , children In orphan asylums In nine
Mt. Orange will be held at the hall I states are full orpJinns.
START THE DAY RIGHT
Health Nuggets is an improved whole
wheat cereal scientifically prepared to
form an appetizing and wholesome
breakfast, at a very moderate cost.
Your grocer can supply you.
Visitors welcomed at our new Island City Mill
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
line lor the direction of the wind.
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Wolf (Wk l;hvis
Officers for the coming year at
the Wolf Creek grange were elect
ed at the regular meeting held last
week. The complete list Is as fol
lows: Master, H. I.. Nice; Over
seer, Clirford Oilkison; Lecturer.
Mrs. Celestia Nice; Steward. Karl
Shurrim; Assistant Steward, Tres
sle Smith, l.ady Assistant Steward.
Kdna Nice; Chaplain, M rs. J.
II ami; Treasurer, A. How man;
Secretary, J. A. Nice; Oate-keep-er,
Charles Nice; Ceres. Kdna
I, und; Klorn, Kdna Shurrun: Pom
onu, Lena Oorhnm: Kxecutive
committee, Mrs. Helen Hew num.
Mrs. Mattle Nice, Mrs. Mary OllUi
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(Jet Srvew Cuts
Wayland Honey, a scltool boy of
Imbler, (net with n painful acci
dent Sunday evening', when his
rlKht hand Wum cuught by t he
leaves of n fan In nn automobile.
The ends of a number, of the fin
Iters were very badly cut.
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Grange In Pro,M'rliiff .
There urn but four count iej
within the stale of Oregon which
exceed I'ulon countyi In the num
ber of active subordinate granges.
These are Clackamas county which
boasts of 1!) sijeh ortranUat ions,
and I ,am having I T, Washington
w llli 1 :!, Columbia with 1 J. and
Cnloii and I .inn counties coming
next with H each.
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PoMixme P.-T. A.
on account of the nvere weath
er, the meeting of the Summervllle
Par nt -T acher association, w bleb
was to have been held last even
ing, was postponed.
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(iiir Nbv Pnrty
The annual "Krenhnian Pet urn
I'ariy". was given Krlduy eveitim;
by the fiishtnen of the t'ove bih
school, with iilumiil of the school
as guest also. The affair was1
held at Krejieh hall, w bete there
was a variety of games, and the
evening concluded w It h ret resh -ntents,
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Own- New Cnr
Mrs. I.llllun Allen, domestic
science Instructor at Imbler. Is the
owner of u new lodte sedan.
South l'or the M liilcr
Mrs. Jcuiutte Tattle of near
Imbb r. and Miss l.my Wade, o' i
I ; Or.iiitle.. are conlcinpialim: ,
starting nel week for Payttte. j
Idaho, wheie they will vli.ll witM
frb'tnls and relatives. Krom there,
Xlra. Tuitle expects t ko by the
way ftf Bait I,uke City, to San p.- f
uardlno. California, und other Cal
ifornia point tihcreihr wuiipen l
Ladies
Here's a gift that saves your
shopping time, and never
fails to please. P. A, is sold,
everywhere in ttdy red tins,
pound and half-pound tin
humidors, and pound crystal. -glass
humidors with sponge
. moistener top.
tin
o 'make; a man happy at
tiristmas . . and from then on!
tOjt ft t Hvnnt, TtWrtt
rtCi , Wilnn .Siltui, N. C
-the national joy smoke