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FAQB THE 8HDRMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORD- OREGON, FOUI OREGON STATE NEWS ITEMSOF INTEREST Brief Resume of Ha^ealnfS of the Week Collected for Our Readers Lebanon—Mr». Anna Grea. ona of the oldest residents of Lebanon. Is dead, following a long Illness. Sho had lived In Lebanon more than half a century. Baker—Mrs. Anna Stadman, well known pioneer resident of Baker, observed her 8 4th birthday anniver sary last Sunday. She cams to Ba ker in 1873. Bend — The mansanlta on The Dallea-Callfornla highway couth of Bend is In bloom on the south slopes. . In ordinary a^r.ion» the manxanita does not blo'.'in before March. Eugene —The first ccr .'Mate la the field for county office i > Lane county is Mrs. Pearl Schanlcl, tor Route No. 1. Eugene. She la a candidate for county treasurer on the Republican ticket. Pendleton—An abundant flow of water has been struck at the Pendle ton airport at a depth of 550 feet. An electric pump has been ordered and with its Installation Iha airport will have an automatic water sys tem. Eugene—»The mill of the Western Lumber company at Westfir, in Lane county, has resumed oggration on a 30-hour-a-week basis. The planing mill and shipping department will operate under the same schedule. Logging will be resumed within 10 days. Grants Pass—-Proof of an early spring is indicated in the finding of a recently shed buck deer horn near Grants Pass by Ernest Pruitt. Us ually deer do not begin to Shed their horns until late in February or early in March. Salem—Unless the board of di rectors of the Salem general hospit al can raise within the next 3 0 days 15000 with which to pay back in terest on Its bond debt, foreclosure proceedings will be begun on behalf of the bondholders. Redmond — A committee headed by M. A. Lynch, former chairman of the state game commission, has been appointed by the Redmond-Sis- ters Sportsmen's club to see that a good distribution of fish Is made this spring in the Deschutes and Me tolius rivers. Astoria—A committee of trollers headed by John Suoja, clerk of the Pacific Fisheries union. Is engaged in the solicitation of Astoria mer chants to underwrite the first year's Income for the proposed trollers* mooring basin at Astoria, to be built through a PWA grant. Tillamook—The assessment roll uf Tillamook county. Just completed by Assessor Hare, shows a total val uation of 114,020.840. This is 13,- 718,015 less than In 1932, and 114,- 902,425 less than in 1927. Most of the drop in 1933 is due to the loss of timber tn the forest fires last Aug ust. Faithfully these stirring epoch! party at school house SatKday tihut EMMA COMES BACK of Oregon will bo shown again t» was w’ell attended. About 75 were Jubilee visitors, encouraging a deep* present and enjoyed the event. Mr. CW appreciation for the - efforts and Mis- Lawrence Funk, Afire. E. early pionerra who became inured Hailey, Mrs. Fred Fortner, Mr. and tained the Saturday night dinner club hardships and found joy in vlsuhmi Mrs. Arthur Sargent, Mr. and Mrs. ,’^OÀJtrMAYN E at their home last week- After din they held for the future of a land of Art Smith, MY- and Mrs. Robert Ma ner there were 3 tobies of bridge and which they were the builders- AU nning wrere patrons and patronesee high score» were made by Mrs. Her Oregonians are urged to celebrate in Mrs. Hugh White . visited rela- bert Root and Hugh Walker. Mr- Medford and Jackson county, which, tves at Hermiston the first of last Mrs. Everett Watkins were guests of itself-, played an important part of With a generous supply of milk.' One cup milk week. the club. Three tbsp, butter Oregon's yesteryears for the family on hand, housevrtvee Wash beam crean; cover with Mrs. Mae Michael of Portland vis I have the basis for many tasty duties The Wasco Woman’s Study Club at well as a most important essential cold water and let stand over night. met Friday at the home of Mrs- Har ited last Saturday with her mother Reginald—But I asked you, darl for V well balanced meal. If luncheon In morning place on low fire and ry Van Gilder. Two very interesting Mrs. Kate Johnson- ing, to rkeep our engagement a Dice pork, papers were given by Mirs. Root and or supper is to provide a cream soup cook gently until soft Mrs. Chester Bargenholt Ihas been secret or a chowder, milk ^ill be the chief place in frying pan and saute to Mrs. Proudfoot. confined to her home the last of the Claire -1 couldn’t help it. That ingredient. In the making of hot _ golden color- Add to l>eans with pre- week by illness. hateful Ethel said the reason I was The Tuesday Study Club met with i b «ads, biscuits, muffins and roUs, P*«** vegeUbles and seasonings and n ’ t married was that no man had iMr. and Mrs. Wm. Clothiar v-^re milk plays an important part In th? ^¡1 12 minutes; reduce heat, add Mrs. Augusta Huckin and Mrs- ever been fool enough to propose to Evans gave a ree ling and Mrs. Dut Portland visitors last week. I preparation of the main di-ihes of tfea milk and butter; reheat and serve. me- So I told her you had , ton gave a paper on ‘ ‘ February 1 meal, vegetables, meat, cheese or egg Miss Vivian Trounce is in The Dal- Cream of Beet Soup Heroes.” combinations, milk has a leading role- les hosptal with a severe cold and S)ie—The man I manry^ must be I Custards, fillings for ‘pies, cakes, Two small onions Mrs. Augusta Huck in and daughter pleurasjy. Two tablespoon-i buttci bold a« a lion, but not over-bold, cookies, ice cream and candies de Christine were in The I>alles Sunday The Tillicum bridge clyb^med last; Emma Goldman, famous anarchist handsome as Apollo, industrious a» One and one-four.h cups water mand milk for a perfect product. and attended the reception of Mr- and Thus day at the home of Mrs. Dell who was deported from the United Vulcan, wise as Solomon, yet meek As a beverage, wholfe milk is ini Two cups finely chopped fresh or Mrs. Edward Pea r. Hull, and Mrs- Manning made high States to Russia In 1919. received per- as Moses—a man all women would canned beets mitable in its natural state, or it may mission to return for a stay of 90 J. G. Barnett and Ira Barnett both score and Mrs. Geo. Wilde made low. days to visit relatives. This photo court, yet devoted to only one wom be served as hot chocolate, cocoa, cafe Three fourths cups meat stock of Portland were in Wasco °everal Mr- and Mrs. Guy Andrews return- graph, the first made of her In 15 an—myself. . . au lait, or blended with frliit juices One and one-half teaspoons salt days last week. He—How lucky we met! ed Sunday from several day» visit in year«, was taken in Toronto where it be?offir<; a cooling Refreshing mlk Pepper she Is known.as Mrs. James Colton. drink. . I Two and one-half cups wholemilk Paulen Kaseben came up from Portland and Albany- Whole milk has long been recognis One and one-half tablespoons vinegar j Eugene and spent the week end with A skit—Do ypu think-what we need À The Thursday afternoon bridge ed as the mort important single food. | Cut onion fine and cook in the but- his parnts and attended the Grrl Re club met Saturday night at the home is a 1116™» elastic currency 3-9, when event<*which rftade hìston For good health, there aie certain ter until soft and yellow. Add water serve dance Saturday- Tellit—No, I favor a more adhe of Mr. and Mrs. John McDermid and will reviewed*fir ’ . U T* ‘ Will be tvvivvrvvr definite essentials which the body re beck's ami meat stock and heat to Admitted to the union, bn -Valen- sive currency- Pardee Rich ami son were attend- Mrs. Vic Smith assisted. Mr»- Harry quires cveiy day- The essentials the lioiling point. (If meat stock h Day> 1859., OFegdrf, deFh4d from’ ing to business interests in Wasco Van Gildsr made high »core, Mr»- Me- are the vitamins, minerals, protein not available a beef or chicken 1/ Ob* true tad Vision Kean Mcond and Mr. and Mrs. Art Wor(j Ouragonj has made re* last week. and energy materials- Of thftse es^ bouillion cube may be dissolved in % The thing that very commonly t»l»- * markable strides since the region first ders'perception’ Is preoccupation; we Mrs. Marjoiie 'Robinson of Camas Barzee low. rtential food needs, a quart of milk cup boiling water) AdM salt and Mr. and Mrs. Bernis Guy enter- became known, dating back to the go ahqut with *VQ’es that see not be- daily provides over one half the nec- pepper and the milk and again reheat Wash, visited at the Tracey Field tained three tables of bridge guesta discovery of the Columbia River in cause our minds are full of somethlag home last week. essary amount for an adult or child-^ to the boiling point. Remove from • .Saturday night- Mrs. Afton McIntyre 1792, followed by the explorations of< Al«e._<hdge Hbirier Fer^uso». Every quart bottle of milk contains fire, add tlhe vinegar and serve at Miss Mildred Butler of Colfax is made high score for the ladies and Lewis and Clark in 1805. calcium and phosphorus (the mineral once- spending some time at the home of Kenneth McCafferty for the men. , J White men knew little of the from which teeth and bones are made) UNDER INDICTMENT her parents Dr- and Mrs, Butler. an eighth of the daily supply of iron; Mrs. J. T. Johnson entertained the K™* country of the west for numer- A father and son banquet honoring Contract dub an« guests Thursday 0Ufi year& following the travel of protection in Vitamin A. besides the Boy Scouts was held Wednesday eve afternoon. । Lewis and Clrfbk, and it was not un vitamins B, G, D; a high quality of ning in Fraternity hall. Francis til 1835 when the first overland cto : sh protein and one fourth to one fifth Mrs. Kenneth McCafferty enter ing was successfully completed by Galloway of The Dalles was the of the day’s energy supply. Paul McCulloch and family spent tained a number of guests Wednesday missionaries inspired to come west The housewnfe who is interested in the week end in Portland visiting rel speaker'for the evening. aftemoon. following the arrival of four Flathead economy and family health will pro Miss Etta Huston j*pent last week atives. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Briggs and Indians in St Louis. The Indians vide their children with a quart of fend in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Burress returned family of Bonneyille spent last week wished to learn more of the wisdom milk daily. The grown up members A.. D. and Harry Richelderfer Were from Corvallis Monday where they end with Mrs- Briggs parents Mr. and of the pale faces and - take back to of the family, too, for best health and business visitors In Portland last Mrs. Ed Olson. thier tribe men the information they efficiency, are in need of at least a were called last Wednesday due to week- so eagerly sought- , Histoiy states pint and preferably one quart of milk Cliff Fridley was a visitor at Lex Mr and Mrs. Frank Morrow re two of the aborigines died in St. or its equivalent eadh day. ington last week. turned from The Dalles last Thue- Ixiuis and another succumbed on.the The following milk dishes ar? de- Grandma Medler Is reported quite day where Mr- Morrow was in the way back. licious for luncheon or supper. Mid-Columbia hospital following an ill. - Missions paved the way for the in- RcD 4 WHITE STORE Navy Been Chowder accident. He is rejx>rted improving Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hastings have flux of settlers, who also followed in nicely. moved into the Tate house on the the wake of trappers and traders, One cup navy beans Groceries- Meats- Fresh gradually building a newr Empire Two ox. lean 4 fat pork, salt Mr. and Mrs- B. H Grady and Na hill. against discouraging odds of hostile Fruits and Vegetables in Three fourths cup diced carrots omi spent Sunday with Mr. Grady’s Indians and conditions which made One and one-half cups potatoes, diced mother and sister at Goldendale. Season State Of Oregon self-preservation hn arduous task. One half cup onion, thinly sliced Mrs- W. H. Rein returned to Ya Lieut. Gov. Nels G. Krnschel of Three tbsp, finely chopped parsley kima last Sunday wherp she is em Celebrates 75 Anniversary Unsung deeds of heroism are written Iowa who wns Indicted by « federal on forgotten pages of unrecorded ( ployed. - Three fourth« tsp. salt Your Patronage Solicited history »9 hardy pioneers surmount- | grand Jury on a charge of having con One fourth tap. pepper spired to defraud the United’ State» Bryan VanGilder spent last week ed great difficulties in moulding a । government In his capacity as execu* end in Portland. Medford, One., Feb- 15. (Special)— state, which began to have crude live of i he Iowa ■ public works board Mr. and Mrs. Everett McQuillan Echoes of rumbling covered wa^on! foims of government during the days i last summer. are visiting at Beaverton with rela- wheels will again be heard when Ore-, of the trappers, beginning in 1823, Ice Around Antarctica gon celebrates its seventy-five years followed by provisional government tives. Thore are nt least 6,000,000 square of statehood during Oregon’s Dia- in 1845, territorial government in The Girl Reserves had a dancing mond Jubilee in Medford, from June. 1849, and statehood in 1859. miles of ice packed around Antarctica. • Wasco Wheat < hecka Distributed Mill To Reopen Monday Marshfield — Announcement was made that the McKenna mill, em ploying about <0 men, will reeutne work Monday for two or three weeks. Future operation is contin gent on orders. The McKenna mill was operated extensively in 193 8 but hei been inactive this year. Mrs. B. E. Hailey, Asst. Mgr. Retailers of Crown Mills FLOUR GRAIN, FEED, INSURANCE Mitchel, Lewis & Slaver Co. Farm Implements • . *1 Oregon ! Wasco SUN Snow Maid Floor $6.25 Mill Run rateai Shorts $17.00 Floar SALT-half ground TUE WED THU FRI ’ 18 25 19 26 13 20 27 15 • $16.50 See us for lowest prices on Copper Carbonate Grain Bags, Chick Feeds and Rollep Wheat Information About the County, Schools, Roads and Crops. . News About the People You Know Wheat Bought and Sold DEAL with YOUR LOCAL Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers WASCO. OREGON 16 28 9 Hop Contract Made Eugene — A contract whereby James W. Seavey, hop grower of this city, agrees to sell to Wood. Haa- buey, Rhodes A J sc keen of London 50,000 pounds of hops each year from 1935 to 1937. inclusive, at 25 cents a pound, was filed here. Mr. Seavey had previously contracted to sell 100,000 pounds each year in 1914 and 1925. SAT IO $15.00 per bbl. High Grade Family MON $15 00 Bran IS Pigs la One Litter Medford — Going the Hollister. Cal., hog one better in breaking down Uncle Sam’s "hog birth con trol" program, a Duroc-Jersey sow at the D. R. Smith ranch, south of here, brought her master a litter of II pigs. He didn’t give the sow’s name, I ut r-ld that she snd family were doing fine. I R. H. McKean Salem — The state welfare com mission has fixed the compensation for bean pickers during the 1934 season at 15 cents a 100 pounds, which is a substantial increase when compared with the previous sched ule. Roseburg—First money to be re ceived bytgrowers under the federal wheat allotment program was dis tributed here last Wednesday by J. Roland Parker, county agent. Checks were sent to 22 Douglas county growers, tha total smount being 11090. m WASCO MARKET Pa re as rise pro Bean Pickers' Wag« the serious Illness of Mr. Burress’ mother. She is reported some im- ' proved ! K l - j w « u * _ Mir. and Mr* Bruce Grady enter Tae Ixunber Workers Get Pay RUe Toledo—All employes of tha cific Spruce corporation here ceived a 2 % cent wage boost, provided by the new 4-L wage above the 42 H cent minimum vided by ths lumber code. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, IVÖ4. SHERMAN COlim JOURNAL
