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à <£o(Ö M ill ▼OLIMI NO. Il I Gov Patterson is Pneumonia Victim Saturday P H H X N 8W 8. JACKSON COL'NTY.OREG4»f| THURSDAY DECEMBER- 26, 192? I POST O F F IC E HAS H E A V IE S T W ORK IN H ISTO R Y T H IS YEAR | This y ra r’svolume of business Ls j NUMBER 34 Clifford Wants University Will More Protection Sponsor Two For the Beaver Summer Tours AT LAST A CURE’ News Gleaned From all Over The Nation Extract fluid from the spinal can al w ith a syringe reducing and fin a l ly elim inating the pressure. Restore the fluid by injection into the pec toral or any sizeable muscle. And spinal meningitis is cured. In any event, a Bock Springs, W y oming doctor has developed that weapon fo r use against a pernicious of mail were dispatched. — . --------- There is and heretofore too often incurable Governor I. I . Patterson of Ore- lio,h)"8 •<» Indicate that business has uffiiction. Idaho is interested having I nless, though legislative action, gon died at Ills country home near ) ro,,cn when u check of the scourged in localities, / l l 'l 'l'h ' i * ' unti •l,C 0 r<| , i l c ,r< le been ------- — ,,, various tiu , uus localities more adequate protection is given, w Sen. Norblad was inducted into w ill be the boundaries of the campus , and w ill undoubtedly investigate Eola, west of Salem ut 8:0ft Sulurday I’0* 1 of,lee 1» made. Not only does beaver there w ill soon be id tle justis fo office as governor of Oregon, Mon fn r r the, o n ..In n of ^ g * the L . »•_« - a . - J ® llitftll III» nnvv r mails t t n ila i indicate n , I t » .•» .» t that L .t a the u_ the «limn.oe summer session Uni the * h heavy and make application if the effec- iication for culling Oregon "the Bea versity of Oregon in 1930, it was tiveness of the method shall prove day. The senator took the oath of The governor had been ill for people of this Community are quite ver State". announced by A lfred Powers, dean to be as claimed.— Exam iner, Mont office at the side of his invalid moth several weeks w ith a severe sold charitably .inclined, hut it disproves This is Hie opinion of Harold C lif of the extension division of the uni er in her home in Portland. Sen. the rumor that the times are so pelier, Idaho. and was apparently on the rood to ford, stutc game warden, who ixiints Norblad, pres, of the senate succeeds versity, who made public plans to hard. Practically every merchant ■o---------- recovery when he suffered a relupse out that the luw now on the statute send a floating school to both H aw aii to Hie governorship follow ing the at 5:30 Saldrday night. Death was admits that business is good, but books intended to protect beaver in FARM P O IN TER S death of governor Patterson. and Alaska. it is even better than they expected. atlrib lled to pneumonia, lie was Dozens of bonfires, built on the reality does not protect them. Since So successful was the school er- It is a pleusunt feeling Io enter upon 70 years of age. the trupping season ou December 1 cursion to Alaska last summer that sidewalks of N ew York, are used Helen W ills, famous American ten the new year w ith the thoughts that Complications affecting the heart ut least tw o hundred reguests from the university has embarked on a by fru it dealers of that city in pro nis star was m arried Monday at the business mid industry of the private property owners to trap bea double program for the coming sea- tecting th eir stalls from cold wea Berkley, Calif. and kidneys after pneumonia prov H e r husband is community are on the upgrade ed filia l attending physicians said. ver have been received by the state ■on, w ith one session of 39 days ther at night. This unusual method Frederick S. Moody, Jr. a San F ra n Announcement of funerul arrange game commission. The m ail of one scheduled for the Haw aiian Islands was observed by prof. Henry- H a rt cisco broker. SANTA CLAUS COMES nients has not yet been made. recent day carried fourteen such ind another of tw o weeks on the man of Oregon State College, who requests. Many of them have been campus and 13 days enroute for A- is spending the season in the east Patterson received the republican Thos. B. Kay, state treasurer, has The best news that has come out grunted through licenses, for the fo r the M edford W in ter Pear Com nomination for governor In the pri lasku. The H a w a ii trip w ill be for announced his candidacy fo r gov of Suleiu in many u duy is that of luw provides that any property ow n mittee. m ary election of 1920. He defeated 110 students and a faculty o f about ernor of Oregon follow ing the death the reduction of more than a m il er or leasee who complains to the W a lle r M. Pierce by a lurge margin a dozen, w hile a large boat w ill of governor Patterson, his life-long lion dollars in property taxes. An department that beaver are destruc Recent studies by Geo. O. Gatlin, In the November, 1920 election and acconunodate 200 students and fac- friend. nouncement that the State Tax com tive to his property must be given ulty members to Alaska m arketing specialist of the Oregon was Inaugurated governor on Janu mission has cut last year’s base, a license Io trap. | Tne H aw aii session, which I , ex- State college « h o w that there are ary Id. 1927. A llied W. Norblad, It is reported that the proposed which was 82,427,895, justifies Hie I here is no doubt but that some pected to rank ns one of the unique 145 cooperative organizations doing merger between Sears and Roebuck president o f the senate w ill ascend Io the governorship immediately. recommendations of the Pro|ierly of these requests ure justified for educational ventures entered into business in this slate. An appraisal Co. and J. C. Penney Co. has been Tax Belief commission for the en in some rases they are justified, but by American institutions of higher of the present situation and sug He was enroute from his home at definitely postponed. actment of a law taxing incomes the strange thing is that no such learning, w ill be held in cooperation gestions as to the trend of future Astoria to Portland and took the from intangibles and u law p ro v id -' requests come to us during the sea- bui ’ .................. w ith the U niversity of H aw aii and ! development are contained in f a b,U’ P " siri-"< « « o v e r signed the b ill oath of office at the bedside of his ing for un excise tux on incomes ; son when the fur of beaver is not Punahou academy. People of Ho- X e .l M H b u io n entitled " i " authorizing nearly 16,099,009 dollars Invalid mother, .Mrs, Bessie N o r of corporations. Every p ro p e rty : prim e. The land owner w ho wants w w aii an are are enthusiastic enthusiastic over over the the plan entitled Coopera- ------- ‘Coope. _ fo r new v’ , eran hospi(als. blad. plan I owner in Oregon w ill receive direct J to take advantage of the open season and are making elaborate prepara tive M arketing and Purchasing in Norblad is a republican and has benefit and the news from the s|pte ; and reap the profits that the pelts tions. Oregon in 1929.” been elected state senator from Clat Chemicals are being used in New capital is a reul Christmas gift. of beaver on h is land w ill give him The S. S. W ilhelm ina, of the Mat- sop rounty for three regulur and two York to destroy the snow and ice The State Tax comission, which has now but to w rite to the com son line, a favorite vessel w hich has In 1924 testing association records special sessions. on the city streets. This is a new was also created by the legislature mission und complain that the ani lately been remodelled and made were kept on only about 32,991 cows departure and may become quite following a recommendation by the' mals are destroying his property up-to-date and attractive for trave in the United Stales. In 1928 the HO M E PO IN TER S commonly used i f its merits prove a Property Tax Belief commission has: Wfe must agree to his contentions lers w ill either leave Portland on number had increased to 201,590. success. estimated the revenues from the | and authorize the issuance of a l i June 14 or Astoria on July 3 ac Coffee in the bean retains its flav corporate excise law and the intun- cense for which he pays the sum of cording to whichever date and place Another w o rld ’s record has been Senator Borah of Idaho delivered i gibles tux w ill amount to sligh tly, tw o dollars. I know of many cases or longer than in ground form. iw 1 or concerned, works out best fo r all concerned. I more than $1,999,999. The saving, where beaver have done immense The trip w ill last a total of 39 davs brought to Oregon, this tim e by an onslaught on the administrations The attack Cold tea makes a good inexpensive w ill In- distributed among the 39 damage to farmers but think th a t ! of which 22 w ill be spent in H aw aii, V iola’s Rinda Fancy owned by M. N. prohibition policies. counties of Oregon on the basis of the law should be changed so as In the Islands the students w ill be Tibbles of Independence, reports H. cáme as quite a surprise due to the foundation for a fru it drink. N. Colman of O. S. C., superintend support of Hoover by Borah on the allocated state tax. In practical e f Io give the little animals better pro quartered in the dorm itory of the Each person in the United Stutes fect the reduction w ill be greater lection than that which can now be beautiful Punahou academy which ent o f official testing. H er record, dry issue. Borah stated that en just completed, was 12,738 pounds forcement could never be expected eats ubout lit) pounds of sugar a than the base cut, as the 1929 base avoided by the complaints of prop adjoin« the U niversity of H aw aii. of m ilk and 939.96 pounds of fat in w ith the present personnel from top would have been increased by th e ' erty owners. year. Due lo Ihe cooperation of the ship 365 days, smashing ' senior two- to bottom. constitutional lim itation of six per 7 ‘Up until a few years ago the law ping company and people of H aw aii trd in class A Flour has nbout one-half the thick cent if the new tax luws referred to was much more strict in the protec the entire cost of the trip , inclu d in y year-old w o rld ’s by a w ide m a rr she also becomes A fire caused by a short circuit had not been enacted by the last I ening power of cornstalk. ' tion of beaver. Had this same law tuition, board and room in H aw aii Oregon Slate der in her class and caused considerable damage to the legislative assembly. This six per been in effect l am certain that there and transportation w ill be less than age. p-esident’s offices near the W h ite Attractive clover leuf rolls are cent increase would have amounted would have been less w ater short $10 per day. House, Tuesday. to 8145,998, so that the actual re made by making three little balls age in many sections of the state Students who sign fo r Ihe Alaska Old or poorly made Bordeaux is of dough, brushing each w ith fat duction in property tax w ill be than there was during the recent trip w ill spend from August 1 to 14 rhe middle west was covered by a and putting all three in one section nearer one unit one-quarter m illion long dry period. Beaver by their on the campus, and from August 14 often the cause of unsatisfactory re dollars. o f a muffin pan. x ork on the higher reaches of the to 26 on the voyage up the inland sults from spraying, as the sticking light blanket of snow Christmas eve quality and effectiveness of the spray so the people of that section had a Belief afforded through the ac slate would have, by their construc passage to Skagway. Both trips have Breud flour may be substituted for tion of the State Tax commission tion of ilamx. held back the w ater been authorized by the board of is so dependent on the methods used w hite Christmas. in iis making. Complete directions pastry flour und vice versa as fo l w ill rut the state base to about supply and h jv e byen of material higher education. fo r m aking Bordeaux are found in lows: I f the recipe calls for one 81,499.990, the lowest point in many benefit in our fish protection and Pineapple may be colored and K arl W . Onthank, executive sec Station Bulletin No. 291, w hich may cup of bread flour use I 1-8 cups years. As the time for application propagation w ork as w ell as an slightly flavored by dissolving red retary o f university, who directed be secured free from the Oregon pastry flour, and if one cup of pas of n referendum on the new laws aid to the fan n er and stock raiser.” the cruise last summer, w ill be in Experiment station or from county- cinnamon candies in its juice and try flour is called for, use only 7-8 has expired there is no danger of allow ing the slices to stand in the charge of the H a w a ii trip , w hile agents. the state getting into a financial cup of bread flour. juice for about four hours. W | G. Beattie, assistant director of i easily the heaviest it lias ever been ' according to local postal records. A trip to the office would easily ' convince one of the voracity of that ' statement loo. for every duy th is ! past two weeks the shelves and even the floor has been piled high with packages and each duy many sack*! For the School Lunch Box O fjrjIT H September and the begin- JLlIlniiig of the school year the " struggle begins to fill the lunch box with food which will keep well, be appetizing and at the same time be economical and healthy. In this class falls the popular pea put up In a sanitary enamel lined can to preserve its color perfectly Peas are economical of both time and money, and the protein com bined with the carbohydrate, vita mini and mineral salts, which the little green pellets contain makes them an excellent part of a rather substantial lunch box meal. Some Way« to Use Them A particularly suitable food for this purpose is Pea and Walnut Roast. To make it, mix the follow ing together lightly: one end one- ,balf cups of p«s pulp, om cup of predicament through the decision of tljc commission which w ill be w e l come intelligence to thousands of farmers and oilier tax-payers of the stale. In Clackamas county alone the saving lo property w ill he $50,423.54. The slate tax of Clackamas this year was $364,083.91, w hile the amount stated for 1930 is $313,660.37. It, therefore, appears that w ith some re duction in the county budget and an increase in total valuations, the general millage levy w ill be at least two mills Under that of the current year and a sim ilar condition w ill probable result in many counties of Oregon. the Alaska cruise and form erly pro minent In education w ork in Alaska w ill lead the party northw ard. Faculty men who are authorities in their various educational fields w ill be named soon, it is announced by M r. Powers. Subjects of special interest in H aw aii w ill be anthro pology, sociology, geology, geog raphy, journalism , history, and In ternational relations. The te rrito ry is known as the “crossroads of Ihe Pacific,” where occidental and O ri ental races meet and mingle in per fect harm ony and is regarded ns one of Ihe finest sociology labra- tories in the w orld. Courses fo r Alaska w ill be sim i lar lo last year and w ill include most of (hose named above. The trip to both territories w ill be taken at Ihe most advantageous time of the year for louring, and enjoyable vacations w ith the added advantage of earn ing university credits w ill be o ffer ed. Students to H a w a ii may a total of nine hours and those to Alaska may earn credit in six, it is an- nounced. soft bread crumbs, one-half cup of chopped walnuts, une-fourth cup of but tv , two-thirds cup of canned tomato soup, one slightly beaten egg, and salt, pepper and onion juice to taste. Put the mixture in a buttered baking dish or loaf ran and bake in a moderate oven, 350’ F , for 30 to 45 minutes or until set and brown. This may he served at the family dinner, then, when cold, sliced, the slices wrapped in waxed paper, and packed in the lunch box. Peas in salads are always popular with child and mother. A salad made of a cup of peas, a cup of diced boiled potatoes, one-half cup of diced pickled beets and one tablespoon of chopped onions may be mixed with mayonnaise and put in a waxed paper cup with a tight-fitting cap. Gelatin salads may be packed in the John H. Carkin, Charles V. Gallo way and Earle Fisher were named by Governor Patterson, Secretary of Stale Hoss and Slate Treasurer Kay to administer the new tax laws All three of these members of the Stale Tax commission arc not only keen students of modern lax trends blit careful administrators. They have given the lax-payers of Oregon seasonal relief. Santa Claus has arrived and the labors of the Prop erty Tax Belief commission have Pheaaants Enemy to W ire Worms borne fru it,—M orn in g Enterprise, Chinese pheasants nre Ihe ene Oregon Cily. mies of the w ire w orm , a parasite that now invites the attention of C A R EFU L, GEORGE congress by a b ill asking for the expenditure of $25.090 for its in She— .Inst think of it! A few words vestigation. In a recent investiga mumbled by the m inister and people tion conducted by the Oregon State are married. College and Ihe state game com He— Yes, by george, and a few mission to determine the damage words mumbled by a sleeping hus done to crops by Chinese pheasants band and people are divorced. is was found that in sections where the w ire worm thrives the stomachs Red apple peeling may be cut and of the pheasants w ere found to con original mold.* used at a garnish on salad*. tain large numbers of the parasites. A Dollar D inner fo r Four Creamed D ried B eef.............. Baked Potatoes.. . . . . . . . . . . . 104 English Peas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114 Bread and Butler. . . . . . . . . . 84 A fricot Tapioca. . . . . . . . . . . . 234 Coffee with Cream. . 104 I f you could lift the lid of a Pan dora-box and find that good spirits instead of evil one« were swarming out and showing you the dishes you could use in preparing a dinner for your family of four for a dollar, wouldn’t you be pleased? Here in type is a description of such a din ner, with prices and recipes indi cated. Creamed Dried B eef’. Frizzle contents of a 3ki-ounce jar of dried beef in three tablespoons of butter for about five minutes. Add three table spoons of flour and stir until smooth. Mix one and one-fourth cups eva- d milk with one and one- K cupe of water and add slowly, stirring constantly until creamy. Serve hot with the baked potatoes. English Peas: Add one and one-’ half tablespoons of vinegar, one and one-half tablespoons of sugar and two tablespoons of crushed fresh mint to the peas and juice from an eleven-ounce can. Simmer gently for ten minutes. Apricot Tapioca: Scald one and one-fourth cups of milk in a double boiler, add two tablespoons of min ute tapioca mixed with three table spoons of sugar. Remove from fire, add one-half of a beaten egg and the syrup from an eight-ounce can of apricots. Return to the fire and cook until thick and creamy, stir ring frequently. Then pour over the apricots, arranged in a serving dish, and cool. To measure one-half of *n egg, beat the egg, measure the amount in tablespoons and then use half that numbtr,*
