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Thursday, i&ptemker 15, 191
FOREST RANGER EXAMS HELD f
LATTER PART OF OCTOBER
Firtt Since 1925 Applicant. Muit
Be 21 and Not Over 35 Years Old
Panlng Grade li 60 Point
Crandall Undertaking Co.
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On the Duaning Ranch, one-fourth mile
south of Dalles-Columbia Highway, and
20 miles east of Maupin, on
We will sell, at public auction, the following men
tioned Farm Implements, Livestock, etc.
1 McCormick Header
1 Deering Combine
2 John Deere Disc Plows, 2-Bottom
1 5 Bottom Tractor Plow
1 Common Sense Gas Tractor
1 Disc Harrow Double Disc
3 16-Inch Walking Plows
2 Harrows
1 8-Inch Feed Grinder
lFordson . L i M
5 Wagons
2 Grain Drills '
3 Header Boxes ...
2 Cutivators 1 Reaper
1 Cadilac Truck
15 Head Horses from 1 to 12 Years
6 Sets Harness v
3 Saddles and Chaps
1 Blacksmith Outfit and Tools
1 Maytag Gas Washer Almost New
1 White Sewing Machine Almost
New
2 Range Stoves
1 Kerosene Stove Four Burner
2 Heating Stoves
14 Cows and Young Cattle
Houehold Goods and many other ar
ticles too numerous to mention
TERMS OF SALE: All sums under $10.00, cash;
all sums over $10.00 1 year's time on bankable
paper, bearing 8 interest.
Sale Starts at 10 a, m. Free Lunch Bring Cups
J. G. Kramer, Owner. F. C. Butler, Auctioneer
F. D. Stuart, Clerk.
Al.Had Friend.
Al had wired his wife that he
would be home Friday night At
midnight he hadn't shown up. His
wife became nervous .. and wired
four of the Indiana branch? ask
ing if Al was staying there.
Along about six in the morning
Al came in home, clothes wet and
muddy, having had to change -tires
and fix several punctures. Shortly
afterwards, telegrams began to
come in. They all read, "Yes, Al
is staying here tonight" Flash
and Fire.
There are valuable mineral salts
dissolved in the liquids that surround
canned vegetables and it should not
be thrown away. Use it in a sauce
served with the vegetable, or in soup
or gravy. Boil canned vegetables
for at laast 5 minutes before using.
Moldy bread may be due to wrap
ping the bread up before it is
thoroughly cool, or to lack of care
of the bread box. In addition to air
ing the bread box frequently, some
times scald it out thoroughly, and
dry in a warm oven, or on the back
of the stove, or directly in the sun.
Molds do not like dry hot air or sunshine.
paper. Apples or tomatoes can then
be fried in the fat and according to
the Bureau of Home Economics, U.
S. Department of Agriculture, make
a particularly attractive breakfast
dish. The following recipe is sug
gested for fried apples and bacon :
Select good tart apples.' Peel and
cut them in to 1 inch cubes. Fry
the bacon in a heavy skillet. As soon
as the slices of bacon are crisp, re
move and drain them on clean brown
paper. For frying the apples you
will need about one-fourth cup of the
bacon fat Put the apples in the hot
bacon fat, piling them up rather high
in the frying pan.. Sugar to taste.
Be sure you use enough sugar; apples
fried this way require a little more
sugar than apples fried in the ordin
ary way. Cover and cook slowly un
til tender. Then remove the cover,
and turn the apples gently, so that
the pieces will keep their shape. Let
them brown lightly; they are then
almosa transparent Place then in a
hot platter and surround them with
the bacon.
Oregon News Notes
If you are planning and equipping
a kitchen, think first, last and always
of the work to be done in it. Don't
make the room too big. Make a kit
chen oblong so that work centers
can be grouped to better advantage.
Growth and bearing of young fil
bert groves in Oregon are encourag
ing feateures of the filbert industry
as reported from the experiment sta
tion. Many four and five year old
filbert groves bore good crops of fine
nuts. While by no means great prof
it producers, they are indications of
what may be expected when plant
ings are kept growing steadily and
vigorously.
Fried Apple, and Bacon.
Thinly sliced bacon is delicious
when browned under the flame of
the boiler in a gas stove. It is then
free of excess fat, crisp and appetiz
ing. Good results can also be ob
tained by frying it in a heavy skillet
draaining the slices and absorbing a
large part of the fat with brown
Tillamook $60,000 new school
ready for occupancy. .
Willamina Work being rushed
on Salmon River cutoff from New
Grand Ronde.
State will spend $287,000 on
desert highway from Burns to Bend.
Port Orord to have new cannery
in old cold storage plant.
Portland wheat exports for Au
gust, were: 4,448,849 bushels worth
15,905,694. September prospects
are best In history."
26 cars of fresh prunes this season.
Grants Pass Building permits
for August reach $37,600.
State will spend $170,000 on
seven miles Dalles-California high
way, north of Bend.
Portland is the 14th American
seaport in volume o foreign com
merce. ,
Baker Pouring concrete . for
foundation of new mill on Bp'isley
Elkhom mining property ne-ar here
underway.
Safety first is one of the least
painful habit3. , 1
"Where aare you going, my
Pretty Maid?"
"I'm going housekeeping, sir,"
bhe said.
"May I housekeep with you, my
Pretty Maid?"
"If you do it electrically, sir,"
she said.
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LPHEME AUTHORITY" j
WEBSTER'S ;,
.(1AM wrnryrER
-Tin mp"
sc
Ashland Normal will have
students this fall.
800
Coo. Bay Harbor pape f at N fc
Bend has new $8,000 Pl'4n
Portland and Wn state Cham
bers of Commerce Jflve b ht m
settler, to Oregoa. thi
to invest ?1.47,4W 1 farm lands!
State planted aimost 2,000,000
trout fry durg ABgust
to? einhJSwift Co- Pflr aout
$30,000 for Deschutes .Valley
Creamery holding..
Forest Grove, packed and shipped
jy- -irec'a of bupremtf vourc
.cs tortrur in highest praise
jt the work til their Autlwrlty.
. The President.-, of all lezdir. t Uni-
vc;iitiej, Co).'. end N rmal
school give thc:r hearty ir lorie-rrienf.
U Ail otatcs 'hot have edosted a
larje dictirs i&ry as standaid navo
i selected Vv'V bstcr's New Li.tx.rn a
I tioacL , '
The Stli. ell oo!r of the Country
t ad'ier: tc-'tTJ Mcrriam-M'ebatet
' tyrtcn c Mis critical markr.
i Thi? Go- rcrnr, nt Printing Office
al W-ih in-tou tiscs it as on thoritj.
'i WRITE I or ntLCipIn paws of ei Na
s V.'or.l;, i Kdnicu c; Regular an 1 India
j Papcra, r lliE.
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An examination for forest ranger
will be held the latter part of Oc
tober, this year. Applications must
be received by the Civil Service
Commission, .Washington, D. C, not
later than October 14, the foreet
service announces from its Portland
Oregon, offices.
This is the first ranger examina
tion held since 1925. Tlaccs of ex
amination include the eight forest
supervisor headquarters towns in
Washington and the fourteen town,
in Oregon",
The forest service points out that
passing the examination does ont
necessarily mean an immediate ap
pointment, since a vacancy must ex
ist before offers are made.
Applicants must have reached
their twenty-first but not their
thirty-fifth birthday. Subjects ex
amined on are aducation and mental
testa, practical experience relative
to : duties of position of anger and
experience; the first two have
weights of 40 points each, tha last,
20; the passing grade is 60.
Ex-service men must attach to
their applications their original din
charge or photostat or certified copy
thereof..
Positions should ranger pass carry
salarie. from $1620 to $2,000 in the
United States and from $1900 to
$2500 in Alaska.
Applicants should apply difect to
the U. S. Civil Service Commission,
Washington, D. C, for form 2600
and state that the examinatio a is for
forest ranger. . N
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o -QUIET SERVICE o
The Dalles, Oregon. ' Phone 35J
o LADY ASSISTANTS- o
Time Schedule No. 1. Nov. 26, 19M
THE DALLES - MAUPIN
STAGE LINE
Dependable Service Between
THE DALLES, DUFUR TYGH at
Maupin.
Read Down Read Up
Morning Trlpi
8:00 Lv. THE DALLES Ar. Ui45
840 DUFUR 'v llt03
9.15 TY '111 VALLEY NMO
9,45 Ar. MAUPIN I.v. 10:00
' Afternoon Trlpi
4.00 Ly. THE DALLES Ar
4.40 DUFUR
8.15 TYGH VALLEY
5:48 Ar.
Even So
Farmer Them dratted automo
biles are forever knocking my
chickens down.
Town Swain That's nothing, they
pick up a thousand for every; one
they ( knock down.
e ,
An airplane race, with dearth' as
a competitor, makes a horse race
look comparatively, like penny ante
sport.
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Some of os uned to wonder how
information clerks talked .hop, and
then the Question Game was invent-
ea.
The long skirt is said to be com
ing back. Or, to put it in the
paragraphic way. leM will be worn
shorter.
. Sending a v ian a letter at hii
time of year Urging him to buy his
next winter's fuel is one way of
taking the Jc,y out 0f life.
MAUPIN
FARES
Lv.
8.00
7.20
6.45
.15
TIRE
Protection!
FOfl ONE YEAR
Against Accidents, Under Infla
tion, Bruises, Blowouts, Negli
gence. Cuts, Nail Hole., Rlm-cut.
Nail Holes or ANY road hazard,
even to full replacement If nec
essary. We do this through The
TIRE REPLACEMENT CORP.
Brown's Service
Station
TYCH VALLEY, OREGON
O. W. R. T.
The Dalle to Dufur $1.00 91.80
The Dalle to Tygh $2.00 $3.60
The Dalle (o Mupin......$2.50 $1X0
Connection at Bank Hotel, In The
Dalle for Portland, Pendleton
NOTICE
Modern Equipment Courteou Treat
ment and Careful Driver
JACK KINNEY M.nger
Stage Depot at Rainbow Rutaurant
TRAVEL BY STAGE
Say it wiHh brake, and save your
flowers.
. TO HOLDERS' OS
SECOND LIBERJY LOAN
4 PER CENT BONDS
EXCHANGE OFFERING OF NEW
TREASURY NOTES
Bwond lihtrty Um bowA h ban atlled
(ar paymtnl on Nnvraibrr I Jth nl, end a
Utomt will U paid allft lh ilalo.
Nulir ia f'"a iA a orw Hrrin n( I nltnl
Bute Trauury ootn, In Unn lor h.mJ
liUfty Ua C"nvrtil 14 por nnl ifm-h
lb atw sou will In datort rVa itUmAmr I '. tu.'7.
and will boar iulcrmt Irom llu.i Unit al the rata
of Sii par tank lb nla eill nuktut in fivt
jraara but stay ba eail4 Ltt nlaoipUua aJlai
ioiamt on Baaond Lifcrty fcian Conrartad
i par oant botvU urtrlmt and a!iil in
aiobaof U ba iwd to Nuranitwr 16, IW-7
Toa pirn of tha n mu "( . i 100 H UM
an aurrradarini Rseood Lilioriv Ua dart
ad 4 H par oant bunda in tiatian will rrawva. at
Iba tmia o( delivery of ilia new nutm, inlrrael
oaaoeb gamnd l,ilrly LKan-CuUvertr4 -4 pw
mnl bonda from May 14, WSI. to Novtnle IA,
Mil, isaa tba praimiun on tha new nutra uauad.
HoMera el Beoond Utwrly Uan Converlad
4 H par aant bande abu dr.ire to tar Ivi.1k
of twa opportaiiily to obiain Treasury nle ol
) tha naw naua, ihuuld arranva un their bank
or awA aiehania al tba aarileat pnnitila data.
,-Llin offer will remain nren only lor a limited
oeii-Vl aftar September lAth ,
Purfltcr InlurroaU'in may be obtained from
bank or truat earn name, or Inxn any rederal
U-",B"t A. W.MELLON,
lecrafary of tha Trcaaurf.
Waihlnftofl. D. C. Sapiambar 4. 19
New Englahd Atmosphere
With lyzo lmprovemenis
ibk u-
rOK"l nviNO .tewl 1
1 I 'OOlNINQ IOOM I
r iv. io'
fyf'T Moac" I
I
We handle Part for All Car
1
Coma to 0tif ataw Unl'att'.ty for onliura)
dtKiuwi and prolaaaional ttaiiur
Opportunity u tfini m
22 depnrtmenu of the College of
literature, Science and the Art
Architecture and Allied Af t
Buiineis Admlnitratiiin luluo
tion JourttsHim Cmducte Study
Lav Medicine Mulc Physi
cal Education Sociology Social
Work Extension Division.
Cotlffe Yew Open. September 26, 1927
fur mormaf ion a taf afafu rtl
Tht fleamrar. CmweXa tf
O'tfon, Eufn; Or.
Your Watch Haywire?
If it ia not doing its work
bring it to The Times off.ee
and Mr. Semmes will send
GUY A. POUND
kiauutaiLurlrx Jeweler
ud Watchmaker
bucwei'iur' fri I). Ijlndqulst
THE UAiiKS - . ORKGON
Suite 1516 Voi I Block
Telepone 1U-W
Dr. Fred H. Pageler
OPTOMETRIST
Strict! Optteal
DeKAKHUE OPTICAL CO.
71t pHues, . . . Oregexs
Hood Tires
ARE GOOD TIRES
The Large! Stock of Tires
In Town
Richmond's' Serv. Station
NT one who has ever motored through
f tho quaint sleepy towns of 'New
rogland bo. fallen in love with the small
j10L-ses thet abound In that section
of uN country fieet, white, unpreten
tious ail! wltn tout!h ' reserre about
them. Jut ich a house is the one
nir.riiM.ri hpre. It Is equully aduptohlo
-"T ak pnnntvr. and by merely shift-
the living and entrance porches around can be buUt OB a wide or nar
row lot without spolllnir it architecturally.
The house is sturdily bnllt and has an exterior of Wood eldlnst except
for the unusual stucco panels that start at the level of the .econd floor win-
dows. The roof Is of stained sniogies. prei
rably moss green, In keeptof? with the
window shutters. A house of this com
;pact style is very easy to heat, especially
1 when the specifications call tor Insulation
rthroughout with celotex, which prevents
' heat leakage, and keep, the bouse cool in
the summer.
The living and dining rooms ar here
combined into one large room flooded with
light by windows on three sidles. The two
bedrooms on the second floor each hive
double exposure and an extra large closet
In which a window may rje placed.
THE BANK HOTEL
The on place In The Dallas t
make the rancher and out-of
town (ellow feel at home.
DtDfTEoif 6tP eoou.
itCOHOFlOOfcPUr,
ciaiaaiiiaai Co
, Celotechnlo Institute, Chicago, 19 at.
WhiteRestaurarit
Whore the best 35 cent
meal is served in -The
Dalles
Next The Dalles
Creamery
C. N. Sargent, - - Prop,
Read The Times. $1.50 the
year. , ; j