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Deschutes County
Pomona Grange
Meeting Is Held
Grange Hall, Aug. 16 (Special)
; Eastern Star grange was host
Saturday to the 94lh meeting of
Deschutes county Pomona
grange. Mrs. Nellie Allen, mas
ter, presided at the meeting.
Plalnvlew was announced win
ner ot the recent visitation con
test with Alfalfa grange second.
A new contest will start in Octo
ber, with the schedule announc
ed later. Burl King is chairman
ot the new visitation contest com
mittee with Mrs. B. I,. Flock, Mrs.
Del Mattson. Art Horscli, Harry
Gosler, Vic Iller, Batie Allen and
Mrs. Allen committee members.
J. D. Rogers spoke briefly on
the soil conservation district and
Gene Lear, county agent, an
1 nounced that 70 farms had been
Visited in the weed control pro
gram this summer He also
warned farmers that supplies of
nitrate fertilizers would be in
short supply again next spring.
Mrs. Vic Iller reported on the
work of H.E. clubs in the county
for the past three months. Mrs.
reported on a recent visit to the
county home and it was announc
ed the new home would be ready
soon after October 1. ' Mrs. Geo.
Huettl gave a brief report on the
youth activities In the county,
i Murphy Reports
George Murphy gave a short
report on the activities of the
state grange session which were
of Interest to Central Oregon
grangers.
The charter was draped Jn
memory of Mrs. Catherine Knick
erbocker of Redmond grange.
Following the dinner at noon,
served by the Eastern Star
Home Economics club, pictures
were shown by Mr. Simonsen of
the bulls used in the Oregon State
artificial breeders association,
7 Mrs. P. F. Riedel Pomona lec
i turer, presented her program
t with Judge C. L. Allen giving the
main address on the economic
value of agriculture, showing its
Importance to Industry. Mrs. A.
E. Allen led the group singing,
accompanied by Mrs. Nolan Tur
ner at the piano. Miss Shirley
Porter entertained with a piano
solo and Miss Marjorle Davidson
with a reading. Mr. and Mrs.
James Breedlove, Instructors of
Spanish and Hawaiian guitar In
Bend, were well received when
they gave several selections on
their instruments. .
At the evening meeting, Mr.
' and Mrs. Ray Davidson, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Hitchcock, J, D. Rog
ers, Annie Torkelson and Vernon
Torkelson were obligated in the
fifth degree.
After a short discussion the
group voted to hereafter have a
special memorial service at their
May meeting.
Pine Forest grange will be host
to the Pomona at Its next meet
ing in November. .
A party followed the evening
meeting with Mrs. Walter Pilch
ard in charge. Games were en
Joyed with Mrs. Vern Lantz and
B. L. Fleck of Redmond and Eu
gene Ackley winning prizes. Del
Mattson and Mrs. Carson Call
were declared the best waltzers
of the evening. Music for durtc
lng was furnished by Mr. and
Mrs. D. C. Renno,
Don't Pet Gila Monsters,
Arizonans Are Advised
Tempe, Ariz, lift The poison
ous animals research laboratory
at Arizona State college at Tempe
listed three types of persons Who
get bitten by glla monsters in
Arizona. i
They are (1) laboratory work
ers who handle glla monsters so
frequently they get careless; (2)
visitors who are attracted by a
brightly colored lizard and pick
It up, and (3) those who are just
plain foolish.
The laboratory pooh-poohed the
belief that it's necessary to cut
off a gila monster's head before
Its Jaws can be freed when it
bites a victim. Just slit either side
of the lizard's Jaw and it will re
lax It's grip. Another way Is to
hold a lighted match under the
lizard's belly and It will soon let
go.
The lizards seldom cause death.
Only the largest have enough
venom to kill a person.
EASY ENJOYABLE PROFITABLE BUSINESS
Kalse lite valuable Brevlcamlnta Chinchillas, the rarest ami
most expensive fur In existence. Breeding Stock now for sale.
Andes Chinchilla Importing Co.
(Importers of llrevleauiluta Chinchillas
from South America.)
Route 1, Box 13 .lust south of Bend on highway 07,
turn right at Time Service Slutlon.
Bennett's Machine Shop
BILL BENNETT
1114 Boosovel Ave.
Bend,
General Machine Work Heavy Machine Work
Gears Sprockets made to order
Crank Shaft Grinding
Motor Bebulldlnf IJne BorUin Cylinder Itoborlng
Crank Shaft Grinding In the Car
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She Has Fine Feathered Friends
Diana Twlford, 3, has some irare pets. They're American eagles,
dangerous killers in their natural state. Dianu's father, Curly Twi
tord, ol North Hollywood, Calif., trains wild animals for the movies,
nd tamed these two handsome specimens. '
Alcoholic Drinks May Cool;
Relaxing' s Best,
By Leo Turner
(United I'remi Staff Corroaiionilent)
New York (IPi The trouble is,
Miss Adeline Wasserman con
tends, that too many people are
working up a sweat trying to im
prove on J. W. Gent's recipe for
keeping cool.
The blue-eyed Miss Wasserman
has 1,000 reasons, all of them al
coholic, why men should not be
grouchy on a hot afternoon. She's
the boss on the 35th floor of the
Empire State Building of a 3,000
volume library on liquor.
She picked up a yellow, fragile
copy of Gent's "Vinetum Britan
nicum," published on Nov. 23,
1675, in London.
"The cherry Is a most innocent
fruit," Gent advised the people
of London, "and rarely hurts any
one unless eaten in too great a
nuantitv. The wine made of them
Is very pleasant and proper wine
lor the summer season, cooling,
strengthening and, stirs up a good
appetite for meat.' ,
"Lots to Learn
There's a lot to learn in Miss
Washerman's library. The Arabs
discovered the art of distilling,
but their Moslem religion pre
vented them from distilling any
thing stronger than water.
Irish priests blamed the 1316
famine on soldiers drinking aqua
vitae (Irish whisky) dining Lent.
Duncan Forbes was given the
privilege of distilling whisky duty
free on the tanrony of Ferrentnnl,
Scotland, by William III in lu'.iu.
Scottish soldiers introduced whis
ky to England.
The first whisky was distilled
In America by Aaron Putnam on
Jan. 29, 1791. The American spoil
Inor became whiskey.
Then came mass production of
summer coolers.
Another Recipe
"The Complete Grocer," printed
In 1832 by John H. Turnoy In New
York, offers this Utile Item:
"Take 34 gallons of pure while
rum, 32 pounds of common brown
sugar, half an ounce of the oil
of wormwood, one gill of uleoatol.
a little ground cinnamon, six nut
megs and one quart of lime juice;
make your sugar nlto syrup, kill
your oil by heating It in a mortar
with the alcohol and spirits of
wine with a few lumps of loaf
sugar, steep the nutmegs, strain
them and add to the other ingre
dients and color it green."
"The Flowing Bowl," publish
ed by William Schmidt, New
York, 1S91, has this one known
as "William's Summer Cooler."
"In a very long class cut the
juice of two limes, a spoonful of i
powdered sugar, a good dash of
seltzer; dissolve this well; one,
pony of Santa Cruz rum, one j
glass of California claret; mix j
this; fill your glass with ice, or-1
nament with slices of orange and 1
pineapple and ice cream and top
off with strawberries or other
berries in season." .
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Oregon
Expert Says
"The best way to keep cool,"
said Miss Wasserman, "is Just
relax."
Coast Guardsmen
Aid 10 Vessels
Seattle,' Aug. 16 'IP' The coast
guard had a busy week end in
North Pacific waters witli rescue
crews going to the aid of at least
10 vessels in distress, coast guard
headquarters here reported today-Coast
guardsmen put out a fire
In the engine room of a 42-foot
fishing bunt near Port Orford,
Ore., Saturday. The flames were
extincuished before anyone was
injured or piuch damage was
caused. "
The Tillamook, Ore., station
went Into action late Saturday
when a ' fishing boat struck a
channel buoy in Tillamook hay.
The boat swamped but guards
men managed to haul her onto
the beach.
Two medical cases were re
ported to the coast guard yester
day and crews were still attempt
ing to complete one of the mis
sions early today.
At Capo Agat, Alaska, Oscar
Nelson, 51-year-old cannery work
er, who was seriously ill, was
picked tip by n.PBY this morn
ing and taken to a hospital at
Kodiak. It took three landing
attempts before the plane's crew
was able to lan-.l in rough seas.
At Port Moller, Alaska, anoth
er man suffering from a spine in
jury was dun to be picked by a
coast guard piano sumetime to
day. The Injured man, not Iden
tified, was aboard the trawler
Deep Sea.
Yesterday, two fishing boats
were pulled off rocks near the
north jetty at Quillayute river,
Wash., by a coast guard moto:
search boat. Thev wera the
(rollers M. J, C. and the Silver C.
The coast guard said four oth
er vessels wero lowed Into port
when they were disabled by en
gine trouble at sea. '
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Oregon Observes
100th Anniversary
Oregon Cily, Aug. 16 '(! A
four-day celebration of the 100th
anniversary of the Oregon terri
tory was history today.
The last monument had been
dedicated. A parachute jurn)er
nursed a broken wrist. The prin
cipal sneaker, Gov. Eurl Warren
of California, had gone east. Turn
of the century automobiles were
parked in garages, oxen in fields
and covered wagons in museums
and barns.
Umatilla Indians, home on the
reservation, relaxed in flame
houses from the chores of cen
tennial wigwam life and donned
blue jeans. Feathered war bon
nets and beads were packed until
fall roundup time.
The slate of Oregon had nlaved
host to delegations from Idaho,
Washington, Montana and Wyom
ing, parts of the old territory.
Oregon City, first capital of the
pioneer slate, took the onslaught
of celebrating log rollers, motor
boaters, eowbovs and spectators
with pioneer grit.
Two Injuries
Two minor casualties marred
the four days. A runaway team
lerked over a wa"on carrying the
junior torn, Shirley Schmitz.
aged 7. She suffered shock and
bruises.
Frank Vallerie, who daily para
chuted from a balloon, landed on
a chimney Saturday and broke
his wrist in the fall to the
ground.
Gov. Warren, republican candi
date 1 for the vicopresideney,
spoke against eastern wavs.
He quoted Daniel Webster who
wouldn't "give one cent from the
nubile treasury to move the Pa
cific ocean one inch nearer Bos
ton than it is now."
The celebration ended. Warren
narked his bans and party into a
DC-6 to fly east for modern politi
cal strategy talks with his nresi
dential runnlne mate, Gov. Thom
as E. Dewey, in New York. " .
Ohio Boy Wins
Soap Box Derby
Akron, O., Aug. 1G miA 103
pound 13-year-old boy held the
1948 national soap box derby
championships today.
Donald Strub, of Warren, O.,
who says he will use the four-year
scholarshin he won to become a
mechanical engineer, guided ills
home-built . soap box on wheels
down the 975-foot official course
in 27.09 seconds yesterday. He
barely nosed out two other final
ists' from a field of 148.
A crowd of 70.000 roared as
young Strub coasted across the
finish lino ahead of Gary Turley,
of Charleston, W. Va., who was i
second, and William Brown, 15, of
Alherton, Cal., third. j
Fourth place went lo Richard !
T. Martter, 15, of Los Angeles. j
New Haven, Conn.,' founded by i
the English, .has a larger per-1
rentage of Italians per popula- j
tion than any city in the United j
States. I
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See these great tires today.
A BEAR FOR WEAR
Granqe Hall Products Show
Is Planned for
GraWH.i'il. Ai'g. 16 (Special)
The Kastwn Star H. E. club is
sponsoring u flower, vegetans,
and fiiuin .'.how at -the Eastern
5itar grange hall, Saturday, Aug
ust 21 a: p. m. Everyone in
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li t: cuir iiiu.ui v iiivii, n "
,.lni(. .
Mrs. Alex Waltcis is genera!
chairman of the affair. She is be
Inor nssisted bv Mrs. Homer
Brown, Mrs. Mabel Franks and
Mrs. Walter Pilchard. Women
are asked to bring pie.
Rules for the show are that all
exhibits must be grown on the ex
hibltors' n'.aees and
the exhibits
must be in place al 8:30 p. m.
Ruth's Condition
Still Critical
New York, An;:. 1!) UW Rabe
Ruth spent a comfortable night
and there has been no significant
-change in his condition in the last
24 hours, it was announced torjay.
The Uabc still was in a critical
condition and doctors said the
count was ".'1 and 2" us lie lay in
his' loom at - Memorial hospital
for cancer and allied diseases.
The bulletin released al the hos
pital soon after 10 a. m. KDT
today said:
"Babe Kuth spent a comfort
able night in general. He is hold
ing his own and since yeslerday
there lias been no significant
change in his condition."
Physicians allowed Ruth to
leave' his bed for 20 minutes yes
terday after his temperature
dropped considerably. They said
he spent a com Toi l able day, get
ting up for the brief period to sit
in a chair near his wife, Claire.
However, his serious throat con
dition prevents any lengthy con
versation. , See
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J. H. SPEEDING
A tun ran wtiM
August 21
ftw.v nun hp indeed.
Flower division will include: 1
- perennial, two stalks; 2-annu?
al, two stalks; 3-gladiolus, three
stalks; 4 - miniature arrange
ment; 5 color arrangement ; u
, i.ii-w t ower nrran 'emem.
i . , ,. . . ...in i
I Grain and crop division wi.l In-
i elude: 1- rye
bundle, iwo inches;
' mils, bund e: 3 barley, imn-
dle; 4 wheal, bundle; 5 pota
toes, Netted Gem, five; C straw
berries, box; ( raspberries, box.
Vegetable division will include:
1 carrot, three; 2 -beet, three;
3 - cabbage, one; 4 - lettuce, one;
!5 corn, three ears: G squash,
s u m m c r, one; i rumuunas,,
three; 8 -onion, thine.
Canning division includes: 1
three iars of tree fruit: 2 Ihree
jars of vegetables; 2 -three jars
'if preserves or conserves; 4'
three i;U.sss of iellv; 5 three
jars of pickles; G -three jars of
berries. ,' , '
Cenlralia Pilot
Air Race Winner
Hillsboro, Aug. 10 U'' Donna
Seip, Ib year om uenirana, wasn.,
pilot,, won the featured all-women's
air race from Eugene to Hills
boro at the civil air patrol's north
west maneuvers here yesterday.
Miss Seip, flying an KS-norse-
power Cessna, covered the dis
tance in 4;)'-i minutes.
WINS $1,200 I
Atlantic City, N. J., Aug. 1G UPi I
Mrs. Mildred (Babe) Didrikson,
Zaharias pocketed $1,200 first
prize money today for winning
the women's national open golf
tournament with a par-equalling I
300 for the 72 holes. "
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State Forestry
onds Retired
Salem, Aug. 1G mi All out
standing bonds issued under a
1S41 legislative act setting up the
Oregon forest development re
serve have been retired, the state
forestry department said today.
. Tha department said that 189
bonds were issued in various de
nominations for a total of $85,030.
Of that amount, $50,000 were sold
and 535,800 were exchanged for
land. .
Under the act the department
obtained control of approximate
ly 500,000 acres of land. Counties
alone donated 441,434 acres. The
remainder was purchased with
money obtained from sale of the
bonds. '
The department said a profit
of -5337,710 has been realized
from the sale of timber products
taken from the land acquired un
der this act. Of that amount,
$202,600 'has been returned to the
counties and the state has retain
ed 307,139. Profits are divided
betwoen the counties a.id the
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MONDAY, AUGUST U, 1948
state at the
rate of 7525 per
ct(nb
The last tff the bonds were w.
tired July 20 this year. The a
limited the amount that coulH k
issued to $250,000 and imer
was set at 2 por cent. a
S. M. Miller, who is In charo.
of land acquisition, said the a!
partment Is agreed that the nrol
ect has been "very successful
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them at his master's feet.
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