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PAGE 4 THK SHERMAN ÜOUNTY JOURNAL, PENDLETON ROUND-DP PARADE HISTORICAL MORO. OREGON, FRIDAY AUGUST 26, 1932. experts and the twenty best ones were selected to be issued free in mimeograph form. Several of the more unusual ones follow- Huckleberry Cottage Pudding shopping in The Dalles Tuesday- Geoge Gochnour of Sunnyside Chester Medlar was taken to the spent Saturday and. Sunday visiting Mid-Columbia hospital Monday and with friends. operated on for appendicitis- He Is Mrs. M. A. Bull and Mrs- William reported to be doing nicely. Hondrichs of Moro were in Wasco Pendleton Ore.. (Special )—“West One third cup butter Dr- A. J- Butler was in Portland Monday One eup sugar ward Hol” the first of the week attending a den B H. Grady and family were One egg This cry ran up and down the east tal clinic given by a Seattle extrac guests at the home of Mr, Grady’s Ona half cup milk tion specialist. • bank of the lower Mississippi river mother last Sunday at Goldendale- One and three-fourth cup flour early in the nineteenth century as Miss Eva Miller of Moro was the Three teaspoons baking powder Mr. and Mrs. J. 0- Russell of wagon trains rolled slowly west into guest of Miss Ruth Schwendel last Cream the butter, add sugar grad Salem were week end gues s of Mrs. a land whose gold was reflected in ually add egg well beaten! mix and week- Augusta Hukin last week. They were the setting sun. sift flour, baking powder and salt; Miss Pauline Newcomb of Grass formerly Wasco residents. Mr. Rus This trek of courageous pioneers add alternately with milk to first Valley is now employed in the dining sell was superintendent of the Wasco to the west has an echo in “West mixture- Place sweetened canned or room at the Sherman Hotel.. schools at that ime. ward Ho!,” the parade which is one fresh huckleberries in bottom of cake of the features .of the Pendleton Mrs. Frank Morrow is spending Mr. and Mrs- W- F- Fernbacker and pan and pour cake batter over them some time in Salem the guest of her Round-Up, September 8, 9, and 10- In children of Troudale visited last Sun and bake in a modeate oven (350 F.) daughter, Mrs. James Laidlaw. this spectacle of western history day at the home of George Fox. Mrs. 85 minutes. Serve with cream. there passes in review cowboys, rep Mr. and Mrs- Fred Blau have spent Fembacker is the sister of Mr. Fox. resenting the wild, carefree life of Huckleberry Zip the harvest season in Wasco, They Mrs. G. N. Crosfield of The Dalles the plains; the covered • wagons One package lemon gelatin are now in Portland. spent last week end as the guest of which carried their precious burden One eup huckleberry Juice Mrs. Jessie Amos. . William Hulery of Portland •pant of women and children: outriders of One cup boiling water. Feld- several days the guest of ths the wagon trains on wh^se vigilance mt»1 Vf??6 ° J’ L nut °nR “l 010 opening of Che Olympic games In the great stadium at Los Angela*. 1—Charles a Miss Wennifred Fortner spent sev Dissolve gelatin in boiling water, mans last week- He was accom- depended the life of eve ¡y nerson in Mi ler of Utica, N. Y selected by president Hoover to be president of the Reconstruction Finance corporation. g-’ add huckleberry Juice, chill. eral days in Portland' with relatives- ¡n panied home by MH Feldman and the little traveling community; Soldiers op guard outside the home of Chancellor Von Papen of Germany during the election disturbances In Berlin. slightly thickened, beat with rotary Opal. Mrs. Fred Hennagin spent last Indians in bright war paint, whose egg beater until of consistency of week end at Hood Riyer wivh her forays dotted the western trail with diminished use of this product in this more than 200 pound sc?d for 60 cents Mr. and Mrs. Claude Holling of whipped cream Pile, in sherbet parents, Mr and Mrs. Granville they were about to pa*s t the animal graves, and stage coaches which later glasses, chill until firm- This may* be Portland spent last week end the Phillips. country, and of the desire of consum- to >1 less than the lighter ones. turned toward the motorcar and careened over these same highways •rs for leaner cute,” say the anthors. * Hogs too thin in flesh are also dis- f varied by adding a few whole ber-^ guests of -Mr- and Mra. X C- Kase- ® Tv brayed vociferously. carrying gold bullion and adventure Frank Scott returned to Portland berg and Mr. and Mrs- EvereU Wat ties to the whip; also by adding-a H. A- Lndgren, The bridegroom in W. Oliver and counted about the same amount as some travelers. Saturday after spending the harvest kins. cup of cream. turned to hie wife and remarked: । those somewhat too heavy. Actual Westward Ho parade will be held E L. Potter. season at the Arthur Sargent/ ranch. Fred Pickett of Moro transacted Huckleberry Jam Saturday, last day of the iRound-Up, The college was requested to make observance of the market revealed “Relative of yours?” Mr- and Mrs. Gene McMillan of business at Wasco Tuesday “ Yee. ” she said sweetly, “ by mar- that when there was a light run of and as it swings past will present to a study of the radical change that One pound huckleberries Portland were in Wasco several days Earl Jones of the Bank of Com hogs buyers paid little attention to view a cross section of life when the One pound gooseberries the past week. took place in demand and consider these variations in weight or finsh- merce spent several days in Portland West was the Great Adventure Three-fourth pound sugar both the angle of consumer demand last week. Hogs weighing more han 200 “Abstemious” Has Them In Order Walter Laymen and Dick Rice of Oddly enough this parade crosses Place all ingredients in kettle and and the possibility of the grower pounds put on a larger daily gain but the Farmer’s National Warehouse that trail known as the Oregon Trail, Mr. and Mrs. A. Miller of Vancou cook about 30 minutes or until slight making the maximum profit in rais require more grain to make one pound “1» there a word in the English traversed by the earliest pioneers ver are visiting at the home of Mr. Corporation were Wasco visitors ly thick- ing hogs that best suit the trade- Friday. of gain than the lighter weight hogs, language that contains all the vow- who ventured into the Northwest. and Mrs- Louis Walsh. The investigators found that the the production phase of the study Some of the coaches appearing in Elda Eaton spent Sunday in Rufus Joe Brooks is spending several days most desirable type at present is the shows. Te grower is justified in pro “Unquestionably.” the parade were in active service on as the guest of Mr- and Mrs. F L- with relatives in Portland. hog that weight 160 to 200 pounds ducing the slightly heavier 200 to 225 “What is it?” the old trails as early as 1850- These Hulery. and has a hard finish free from ex pound hog when 100 pounds of live “I’ve just told you ” Mrs. Lee Hines returned this week are owned by the Kound-Up associa cessive tardiness- Hc^s weighing hog bring as much as the cost of 690 Frank Fortner of Portland ■d from Gilliam county where she has tion and preserved for their histori pounds of grain. spent some time with her daugh er in Wasco Thursday to transa ^HUCKLEBERRY RECIPES cal value. noss for several days. He ’ Mrs. Roy Marshall and son and POLITICIAN ACCUSED The Round-Up this year has an A large crowd attended the morn eompanied by his daughter 1 Twenty different ways to use that ■ daughter of Portland are guest» at added significance in the fact that The Motorist’s Daughter plentiful wild fruit, the huckleberry, j the home ofMr- and Mrs. Ed McKee. ing service at the M E. church Sun representatives of the American Le Eva Dingle was an over nig A little girl was crossing the At have been chosen, tested and recently । About sixty attended the potluck day the first service conducted by the •)f Dora Miliard at Rufus gion from all parts of the United fiday lantic with her mother- It was her issued by the home economics ex- j dinner at the M E- church Tuesday new minister^ Rev. Walter Warner night. States will stop off here for the first ocean trip. The sea was as tension service at Oregon State Col- , evening. This dinner was sponsored who recently came to this cha ze western epic on their way to Port smooth as the proverbial millpond )ege for housewives to use in prepar-1 by the young people of Mrs. L. P from Salem. land for the national convention of for the first three days,, then the ' OF Free Crews returned Thursday the Legion, September 12-15. ing this cost product for their ! Haven’s class. After dinner a short REAL PROPERT ship began rolling and pitching . tables. from a business trip to Portland ’ He program was given after which a heavily. Notice in given that, an i ¡on The list iaxa compilation from the social hour Was held to meet the new was accompanied home by Mrs. Dell The child could not understand many recipea sent to Miss jClaribel minister and wife who have recently Hull who had spent several days in and order of sale has been i GUt what had happened. “Mamma,” she Nye, state leader of home economics come to this charge from Salem. the city- of the Circuit Court of tbj e of cried. “What’s the matter? Are we extension, as a result of a public in Oregon for Sherman Conn Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sargent had j W. D. Wallen of Walla Walla was directed and dated Augu>f on a detour?” vitation for anyone to send in his as their dinner guests Sunday Mr. I business visitor in Wasco Thurduy in a suit therein pending, wl no favorite recipes for using this native and Mrs Gene McMillan of Portland, I Mrs. Jennie Porter left Tuesday for Federal Land Bank of S fruit- Replies eame from 13 counties The Retort Courteous plaintiff, an Don in Oregon, Washington and Califor Johnny and Olive Robison and Dana ' Rickreall, Ore., where she wi|l spend corporation. Oregon hog raisers have been several days with her daughter- C. Wheat and Marv A. V The honeymooners were driving nia. These recipes and others from Jean McMillan. marketing 64 per cent of their hogs Miss Belle Clothier left Tuesday । Mr. and Mrs- Robert Evans and band and wife; A- J. Murray; through the country when they met various sources were^ tested in the at the most desirable weight in Port for Portland where she will spend Mrs. Leo Watkins spent several days bert J. Martin and E’iza E- M tin. a farmer leading a mule- " Just as' college cooking laboratory by staff land. and 42 per cent at the desire several days. I at Fossil last week the guest of Mr- husband and wife; din- able weight at Willamette valley son (same person as G Johns and Mrs Harley Dutton- Frank Fortner and daughter Doris points, according to a study recently H. S- Wilson; and Sherman Co mty returned to Portlane Tuesday after Ten thousand five-inch trout were made by the animal husbandry de spending several days in Wasco. He liberated by the State Fish and Game National Farm Loan Assordati n, a partment at the Oregon State college Maurice Maschke, Republican coun was accompanied home by Robert commission Wednesday in the Des corporation were defendants, a i in experiment station- The report on which proceeding a judgment was ty leader of Cleveland, Ohio, and for Scott who spent the harvest season chutes at Rattlesnake grade. the study has just been issued as mer national committeeman, who was rendered in favor of said plaintiff hare. WAbCO, OREGON station bulletin No. 287. indicted by a special grand Jury on Mr. and Mrs. W- iR- Reid. Miss and against the defendants Don C . Word was received of the marriage Florence Arms worthy, Mrs. Norma Wheat and Mary A WhcaL husband W e R eserve T he R ight to L imit Q uantities “The market demand for a leaner tbe charge of embezzlement, with a count for grand larceny, In connection of Miss Etna Huston and Archie Tweedy and Chas. Harper were Was and wife; A. J. Murray; Wilbert J. type of hog is the result of falling off with the >570,382 shortage In the coun Gore at Dufur Saturday night. Miss co visitors at The Dalles Wednesday. Martin and Eliza E. Martin, husband SPECIALS FOR AUGUST 26, 27. 29 of export demand for lard and ty treasury. Huston was a member of the Wasco R- O- Scott, Bert Hatley and Alvis and wife; and Sherman County Na high school class of '32. Wattenberg spent Sunday fishing on tional Farm Ix>an Association, a cor poration, in the sum of $7206.15 with Rev. and Mrs. Patey and daughter the Deschutes near Jersey. interest thereon from the 10th day of of Bellingham Washington, are visit- L-J Lucas and Gus Petersoa spent 'August. 1932, at the rate of eight Crystal White Soap 9 for 25c tog their daughter and family, Mr. j Sunday at the month of the Deschutes •per cent per .»annum, the further and Mrs- L. P. Haven- fishing for steelh— ds. Red & White Fancy Grapefruit, 2s whole shces,; .2 for sum of >400 00 attoney fees, and J. M Yocum was a visitor in The Rev. and Mrs. Walter Warner >28-80 cost« and disbursements, and Dalles Tuesday en route to Portland. Blue & White Broken Grapefruit, 2s.. .2 for spent the fore part of last week at which said execution commands me , Mr. and Mrs. Romer Wall were Irrigon with Mr Warner’s parents. to make sale of all and singular the Red & White Asparagus Tips, 2s 2 for 23c following described • real property situated in Sherman Countys State B. M. New England Oven Baked Beans, large Ì of Oregon, to-wit : x ‘ 29c 2 for Red & White Brown Bread j The South Half of the Southwest Quarter, gnd the West . Half of Red & White Kraut, 2 l-2s................................ .2 for 19c the Southeast Quarter of Sec tion Ten, also the Northwest Sifted Sweet Peas, 2s ... can 18c Any Kind of Tubes for Sale Quarter of the Northeast Quar ter, tbe North Half of the North Corned Beef, No. 1 tins 23c west Quarter, and tbe Southwest . < • • Quarter öf the Northwest ^uar- Council Sandwich Spread Because we buy in quantities, apd are sell-- 8c _ . .ter.of Seotioh-Fifteen, In’Town- ing for the benefit of the: farmers them , ship One South of Range Seven Red & White Coffee, 1-lb pkg . selves. We have the following low prices teen. ^ast of the. Willamettr. Blue & White Coffee, 1-lb pkg for feeds: Moridïàn, containing 320 acres, Sherman' County. State of Ore Big Bargain Blend Coffee, 1-lb pkg gon-- 19c Together with all and singular the Blue & White Pink Salmon, Is tall 10c tenements hereditaments and appur tenances thereunto belonging or in F. L. MORROW, Mgr. Wasco. Ore. Blue & White Toilet Paper, 1000sheets,. .3 for 17c anywise appertaining. . it Now Therefore, by virtue of said - High Grade Quality execution and order of sale, and in Patent umniUH i RiHiiinnniutmnnmnnnn n nnnxHKiinH i imiinHnniinn i iinnunn« ■ I compliance with the demands of I-H writ, and for the purpose of so 13 ing the judgment aforesaid, and J cruing costs, I will, on SafurdAv 24th day of September -1932. nt tho Not so ’ . d in less than bbl. hour of ten o’clock in the forenoon of 2t WASCO, OREGON Per Ton said day, and at tbe front doer rf he lots courthouse in Moro. Sherrunn County, SAFE - CONSERVATIVE Oregon, sell at public auction, Sth and Washington Btraota subject to redemption, to the hi^hez. Portland. Ora, * COURTEOUS M . KELSON, Owner bidder for cash in hand a’l the • ARTRUDEEN, Manager title, interest, end eMa e >n nnin Capital and Surplus the said real property v/hmh rail de fendants, or either of them had on t’'o RATES: $66,000.00 16th day of Deeeril or/ 1918, Room with Bath, $2.00 and >1 .50 the date on whirr tho Full Line of Dairy and Poultry Feeds Without Bath, 11.60 and 9100 mentioned in said decree wns re DEPENDABLE BANKING SERVICE Permanent rates as low as >12.60 per corded, or since had in nr.to the u* month. bove mentioned and described 1 Liberal Interest Paid on Time Deposits property, or any part thereof A A A — Fireproof— Insured WASCO. OREGON Dated this 22nd day of^ucust, lf "L FREEGAKAGK■ HUGH CHRISMAN Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon Scenes and Persons in the Current News Wasco OREGON LIGHT HOGS NOCH IN DEMAND The Red & White Store I Batteries Radio, Telephone Telephone, Auto- Radio, mobile ft RADIO TUBES TESTED FREE Still Selling Feed At Lower Prices Get those new tires now before Winter conies a- long Sherman Garage & Machine Co MILL RUN MADE $ 16.00 B ank of C ommerce Red & White Prices Are Lower $ 16.00 New Perkins Hotel SHORTS $ 18.00 $ 18.00 Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers
