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AND IT D ID RAIN
MAJiE AND USE FONDANT
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The country needed ruin, we were
loid. und now we have enjoyed the
An abundance of candy, in most
ruin. When we gel what we wunt,
American homes, is a more essen­
we should be huppy so If our friends
tial part of the Christmas festivities
get their faces high enough above
than the traditional holly wreath
the collurs on their rain couts to
And in making Christmas candy,
ability to make good fondant has
uotire we want them to see the
»mile of joy on our fuc.e
been found almost essential if a
All of Southern Oregon needed
variety is desired, as it can be used
rain. Southern Oregon was not by
j as a basis for so many attractive
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confections.
any means the only place that need­
Producers of dairy product», cat-
ed ruin either. California was be­
More than 2,,00,000 acres within
The following I. a summary Of Burn!
tle and (toullry arc in relatively
coming alarmed Io the extent thut the National Forests require arti- national conditions published by
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econ" m*M
»Irolig productive mid marketing
Your organization has already
they admitted they needed ruin, und rlcial planting of trees, according the Federal Reserve Board:
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° f , ,hek ° re«on S,a‘* col-
positions which form» a substantial
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le8e, it may be shaped into bonbons accomplished splendid results in al­
Washington even was forced to is­ to the Forest Service. Had fires
element uf sluhilily 1» the general
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producl,on A lin e d fur- with nuts, or candied or dried fruit leviating the effects of this dread
sue restrictions on power used in In the past or logging by destructive ,x
business situation, says the Bureau
some portions— Imagine, if you can, methods before the lands came un­ ther in October and there was also on top or inside. Or the bonbons disease in Oregon, and deserves the
of Agricultural Economics in its
Seattle being dry— from the stand­ der Federal administration have so a decrease in factory employment, may lie rolled in chopped nuts, coc- encouragement and the co-operation
December report on the farm situ­
point
of rain we mean. Well, we denuded these areas that they can Industrial activity continued at a oanut, chocolate shot, or tiny color- of the people of Oregon in its fut­
ation.
got the deluge and we are huppy be made to grow new crops only by higher level than a year ago, how- ed candies. Candied Ouit’ orVhopp- ure ■efforts.”
’t he crash in the securities mark­
ever and distribution of commodi- ed nuts or combinations of those
and if it last» for forty days und planting.
In these words Governor Patterson
ets for the |iast month, gays the Bur­
ties io the consumer was sustained. are sometimes kneaded into the fon­ endorses the work of the Oregon
forty nights as it did in the days of
A total of 18,825 acres of Nation­ Bank credit outstanding increased
eau, has had some temporary effect
dant, which is then shaped into Tuberculosis Association in a letter
Noah, we w ill still be able to flout al Forest land was planted last year
on the prices of grains, cotton, and
about on rafts and read the evening Forest Service records show. Of rapidly in the latter part of October, bonbons or made into loaves and received this week from him by Mrs-
butter but prices of several import­
papers by the lights from the bea­ this, 11.417 acres was in Michigan, when security prices declined abrup- cut into slices,
Sadie O rr Dunbar, executive secre­
ant agricultural product» are higher
cons on the mountain tops, and the where voluntary contributions of tly and there was a large liq uid a-1 Fondant may be colored and used tary. “I regard it as an annual priv­
than they were at this time a year
dear, downtrodden housewives In funds by interested organizations lion of broker’s loans by nor,-bank- in various ways, says Miss Burns ilege to express my hearty commen­
ago. The crop output a» a whole is
ing lenders, in the first three week, J Two or more layers may be made dation and support of the seal sale
the Puget Sound country can use enabled the Forest Service to plant
not up to Inst year’s but is only sli­
the electric washer /(gain instead nearly 5,001) acres more than would of November further liquidation of into loaves, using different color, by which the Association finances
ghtly below the ten year averge.
of the old family wash board. The otherwise huve been possible. Due brokers loans was reflected in a and combination, of nuts or fruit, its program of health work," the
"There has been a general ten­
reduslion of security loan, of m em -1 for each layer, and sliced. A choco- governor continued.
miners in Southern Oregon w ill lie
to private contributions, notably in
dency toward a rather prompt move­
able to pan their gold, the farmers Michigan and Washington, and to ber banks. Money rate, declined late layer on a white layes, rotted
The sale of tuberculosis Christmas
ment of farm product» to market ttiis
up and cut like a jelly roll, gives a Seals started last week by the Ore­
can plow ami the fire-fighters can an increase in the Federal appro­ througbaut the period.
fall. I'his has extended even to ear­
Production in basic industries pretty effect.
go home unit keep the home fires priation for planting, nearly 50 per
gon Tuberculosis Association and its
ly run of hogs. July Io September
which had declined for several
Colored fondant may also be mel­ twenty affiliated associations known
burning, (lee, we are glad it rained
cent more land was planted in the months from the higher level reach-
slaughter huving been 20% larger
ted and used for coating fruits, nuts, as public health associations. They
even if we do have to get out the National Forests in 1928 than in
than during the same months Inst
I ed in mid-summer showed a fur- etc., or made into patties of various are volunteer groups for the most
old slicker and gum shoes.
any
previous
year
during
the
past
year. The amount of cotton ginned
i ther reduction in October. The colors and flavors. Either plain or part, the two exceptions being Lane
decade*
up Io November I was 10,889,314
| Board’s index of industrial pro­ co’ored if is used to stuff dates or
»8fi,900 FOR CRATER
county and Multnomah county where
bales compared with 10,102,482 bales
I’ARK IS ASSURED
established during duction declined from 121 in Sep­ Pr nes or as centers for chocolates.
the work has progressed so far that
ginned to the same date lust year,
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,hl year to produce stock for plant- tember to 117 in October, a level
To make fondant Miss Burns reco­ paid workers are necessary for the
I Ing, and enlargements of existing
but ginning has been relatively less
to be compared with 114 in October mmends the following recipe:
The largest reclamation construc­
county program.
since November I.
nurseries w ill increase the area
of last year.
2 c. sugar
2 c. sugar
tion program ever projected in one
That an ounce of prevention is
“The July movement of wheat to
which can lie planted annually un­
The decline in production reflect­
1 c. water
or
1-% c. water really worth a pound of cure is, in
year was assured by Hie new appro­
market amounted Io 88,(MM),(Mto bush­
der existing appropriations to be-
ed chiefly further decreases in out­
1-8 t. cream tartar 2 T. corn syrup the estimation of Mrs. Dunbar, par­
priation bill for the interior depart­
els, which was much the heaviest
I tween 20.000 and 25,000 acres. At
ment.
put of steel and automobiles. Daily
Put ingredients in sauce pan and ticularly true in the work financed
July movement in many years. The
this ratp, however, the planting of
The bill carries $2.000,000 for Owy-
average output of shoes, leather and cook, stirring constantly until the by the annual sale of Christmas
the 2.100.000 acres of denuded tim-
August shipments totaled 97,000,000
flour also declined, while the pro­ sugar is dissolved.
hee, $250.000 for Baker, $545.000 for
Remove the seals. “We do take some credit for
berland now within the National
bushels und were ubove any oilier
duction of cotton and wool textiles spoon and do not .stir again during continued reduction of the annual
Vole, and $300,000 for Klamath. All
Forests w ill take approximately 100
recent August, in September, how­
increased. Preliminary reports for the cooking. \\ hen the candy begins
hve been approved by the budget
death-rate from tuberculosis, but
ever, wheat movement fell off to
years. Purchases of new land by the first half of November indicate
bureau, the dispatrh adds.
to boil, cover the saucepan and those who have purchased Christ­
45,000,000 bushels, against hearly
the
National
Forest
Reservation,
The hill, the dispatch say,, carries
, K‘‘s<‘rva»ion- further reduction in output of steel cook for 3-5 minutes.
mas Seals in the pas, years are the
73,000,000 bushels during September «73.300 for Crater National Park. n r d i L Î . X
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and automobiles and a decrease in
Remove the cover and cook until ones who have really made it possi­
of last year. The increasing use Increasing the budget recom m end». .Ù
K »'«nting. A speeding up of the output of cotton textiles.
the soft ball stage is reached (238- ble. We who administer the funds
increasing the budget recoinmenda
weather and other favorable circ­
the planting program, therefore, is
Total output of minerals showed 240 degrees). From time to time,
tion by $5.000. There is also reap­
you contribute have had to decide
umstances, had induced an early
considered urgent by the Forest
little change during the month of wash away any sugar crystals which
propriated $3,600 for building a Service.
how best to do this humanitarian
movement of wheat so great that
October.
Production
of
coal
in­
form on the sides of the saucepan. work. The board of directors made
ranger station. In addition to main­
it clogged the channels of trade.
During the year new nurseries
creased and the output of copper was I se fork or spoon covered with
up of physicians, surgeons, nurses,
World supplies of wheal for the tenance, the fund includes $10,000 were established at Susanville, Cali­
somewhat larger, while daily out­ cheesecloth and dipped into warm business men and women, health
for a memorial seat in honor of
fornia. amt on the Medicine Bow
current season seem to be from 300,-
the late N. J. Sinnott, to be located National forest in Wyoming. En- put of crude petroleum declined water.
officials, professors, teachers, and
000,000 Io 350,000,000 bushels less
and was further curtailed
When done remove from the fire other socially minded persons de­
somewhere along the rim of the h r » m » n i.
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than the 1928-20 crop.
lake.
I» 8« mints were made at the East In November. Volume of cons, ruc-
and pour a, once on a cold wet plat­
‘T h e supply of feed grains for
For support and administration of brlska iiiir^.H?«’ " " I Hn?s^ ’ N e -' »ion, as measured by building con- ter. Cool to lukewarm; then beat cided our work should be to pre­
vent tuberculosis. When this associ­
the current season is materially low­ Indians in Oregon the sums to be ' „unie on the .nlar»’1*1 " be«inn,n« , ,rac»s awarded changed little be-
until the fondant becomes white and ation was formed in 1915 the annual
er than lust year’s a» a result of approprlnted are $148.000 for Klam-' men( x urM.rv
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°5. Monu‘ I * " ecn September and October and creamy. Add flavoring and knead
death-rate was 95 ou, of every 100,-
shorter harvests compared with a nth, $9.000 for Umatilla, and 8,5.000 ,,
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declined in the early par, of Novem- until the mass is smooth and no
000 persons. In 1928 1, was 56.
year ago. Prices of all feed grains ath, $9,000 for Umatilla, and $15.000 f orest, Colorado. The work done1 her.
lumps remain.
for Warm Springs.
In other words at the rate of in­
have declined since the first of
*n Colorado and Wyoming w ill speed | Shipments of freight by rail on
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Fondan, is better if allowed to
in
the pupuiauun
population in vregon
Oregon
August, but corn prices are from 2
1.
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decreased
sli-
Ethel Klingle of Central Point yis-
to 3 cents higher thnn n year ago.
burns on watersheds from which the ghtly in October and the firs, two ripen 24 hours before using. It is | the number of deaths last year would
ited nt the Omar Auto Park, Sunday
Oats are 3to 4 cents lower than a
i t i ' i “n W an<i Che>enne
— ks in November. Department covered with waxed paper an d ! have been 950 had the 1915 rate con-
ns the guest of Mrs. Celia Combes,.
placed in a tightly covered jar. I, tinued. The actual number killed
year ago und barley is 3 Io 4 cents
The l 'nl1rluln,l,nillpa . Wa’v r supp,les- s,ore sal<,s continued as in other re- may
nla>’ ue
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be covered
covered with
with a damp cloth if las, year by tuberculosis was 504.
more thnn a year ago at the princi­
Michigan 'L "n'rSi ry
asl lawas’ ! cen» months, ,o approximately 3 per *» <Jries out too much.
PROF.
MEISINGER
TELLS
OF
pal markets.
M e believe we have done some part
A C T IV IT IE S OF LOCAL SCHOOL1 X
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fo
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larger
than
a
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ago^
Michigan, w ill provide stock f o r r e n t l u r » -
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in the saving of lives. Nationally
"Prices have been higher than
WARDENS GRAB “BOOTLEG” FISH known life insurance officials tel,
Th.
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Inst season on orchard fruits, pota­
,he
Su, „ . , , hc „
1 o l'o c “o b i“ but
toes, and some other vegetables, but Ihe nclivili» „1 the Cold Hill public N .llo n .l F o r,,..
One of the largest seizures o f us we have. Eminent physicicians
j y.lle nursery w ill supply stock for in the las, week of the month con alleged bootleg” fish ever made in nnd surgeons tell us we have. Gov­
lower for onions, cabbage and many school system.
of the truck crops of which acreage
A government survey reveals that the „tan,.ng of burns on potentially slderabb decline in prices was re' south-western Oregon was engin­ ernor Patterson has endorsed this
had been increased. There is a ten­ the physical amt spiritual develop- productive pine lands on the Nation-; corded. The deciinc reflected chief eered las, Saturday at Marshfield by year-round program which is help­
dency
for i m
butter
climb »lent of a child is just iis important I
urn.
, iu
iner prices
p n ecs to
io ciiinii
bores,s of California. The en- tv siriee redneiiz.».
' Assistant State Game Warden Art ing to save the lives of your neigh­
slightly, following the most radical » Phase of education as the Intel-1 largement of the Halsey, Nebraska' with organized exeh in® "’" ’‘’‘¿ •'i* Fish and Deputy Game Warden C. bors and mine. I, is on this record
price decltnes In November for many lectunl. You w ill notice .ha, our 'nursery was made c h i e f l y f u r t h e r were X e n c e . l by the c o u S ’ of
tha, wc base our appeal to you: buy
price declines in November for many
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C. Hearing.
Christmas Seals, for they do fight
years. Egg prices arc ranging n- departments and activities are based »he cooperative production of nurs
Eight
thousand
pounds
of
Chinook
security prices. During the first
tuberculosis.”
round several cents per dozen high­ on a three-sided development of ery stock for distribution by the
three weeks of November prices for silverside and steelhead valued at
er than a year ago.”
the student. I, is jus, as serious state under the provisiofis of the
$1.400
were
taken
and
confiscated
most of these commodities recovered
FARM PRICES SHOW
for a sctiool to fail to give a child Clarke McNary Ac,.
as they were being unloaded into the
from their lowest levels.
CAT FISH SHIPPED W ITH O U T
SMALL DECLINE
the opportunity of competitant in­
warehouse of the Fellers Fish Com­
WATER FROM CALIFORNIA struction thut develops his spiritual
pany.
At 136 per cent of the pre-war
and physical needs as to neglect the
Following the seizure two com­
level on November 15, the general
A “Believp It or no,” that is wor­ intellectual. The three “R's” are no
plaints were issued against O. J.
level of farm prices was 4 points
thy of the attention of Ripley occur­ longer considered the only impor­
Pidgcon of Brookings who, it is al­
lower than on October 15, and but
red last week when the game com­ tant phase of education. Education
leged trucked the fish into Bandon
2 points higher than a year ago, ac­
mission of California shipped a
has progressed the game ns trans­
from some point south. One of the
crate of blue cat fish taken from portation, commerce, n ediclne, etc.
cording to the U. S. Department of
complaints alleges unlawful dealing
Agriculture. The decline from Oc­
the Sacramento River to the Oregon We arc no longer riding in ox carts
and selling of salmon without ali-
tober 15 to November 15 was the re­
fish arc shipped in cans or tanks hut and neither should a school be us­
cense, and the other charge is the
sult of a general decline in the
no, these California ca, fish. They ing methods that belong to the same
possession of salmon unlawfully
prices of most farm . products.
arrived in a crate with no more w at­ period.
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caught in Oregon.
The trial of the case if H is brought princ‘pa! excep,ions »° »his wide-
er than a few gunny sacks would ( D — Staff
contain and they arc now alive and (1)—Teachers
Irial w ill be in Coos countv, it h ! ™
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m0Vement
well in the ponds at the McKenzie
said.
- . » i s were the seasonal advance in the
The majority are experienced and
Some of the fish were fresh, indi- i S i ' ”, ^ ‘7 ° f eftRS
8 sIigh‘ UP'
River hatchery.
Mat, Ryckmnn have a long record of successful tea­
wen, to the depot In Portland a few ching. Over half take some kind of
eating that they hail no, been long j r ua r denc\ shown by haV Prices,
ou, of the water
Cha"<es in the indices of prices
days ago expecting to receive some special training each summer that
cans containing ent fish as he had prepares them to give greater in­
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Fish declared ',ha, in seizing the '2
!’«r,cu,," ral commodities, by
I'fish, he had acted on ins, rue, Ion, o ^ S o w T ,
Gr’ inS’
been informed that a shipment had telligent service. About 70% have
been made. To his surprise he been in this system long enough Io
the state game commission's head-1
" d " P° » ' / T * ’ “"d
found the crate, similar ,o a chicken become acquainted with the stu­
quarters in Portland; that he had nn
d ° J " 9 P°in»»: cotton and
crate and in this thirty-six cat fish dents, their homes, the community
the
and sold
the fish
fish dressed
dressed and
sold them to ! co,*on.!,eed down? Points; and meat
were alive and wiggling. They were and the needs of the school. No
the highest bidder, the Fellers Fish animals down 7 points. On the
otfier hand, prices of poultry and
three days ou, of water before be­ school can have efficient service
Company which paid $1,400 for
ing finally released in the McKenzie that is continually changing teach­
poultry products advanced 19 points
them.— Curry Reporter.
hatchery. They w ill be used to ers.
and dairy products were up one
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point.
star, fish of their type in sloughs
Every teacher is acquainted with
December ig the month during
of Willamette and Columbia rivers. and endeavoring to put into prac­
which the modern farmer gets out
Oregon is ,o receive $1,197,667 of
tice the acceptable educational meth­
the farm account book and figures
the $73.125,000 jus, apportioned a-
Rend the Ads and profit. A good ods.
up the profit or loss for the year
advertiser is usually a good m er­
The Gold H ill grade school was
in preparation for a new star, Jan­ mong the 48 states and H a w a ii by
Secretary of Agriculture, A rth u r M.
chant.
(Continued on Page Four)
uary 1st, says the Oregon Experi­
Hyde as Federal aid fo r road con­
ment station.
rarm uuilook
Department
Forests Areas tivity Improves
Need Planting Over Nation
Shop With the Advertisers
Work of T. B.
Association
struction for the fiscal year 1931,