* THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
Root.
News fritti the Wasco Community
purse.
(Return to Sargent. Mrs. Elisabeth Fuller and
tanin Ho- Mrs Minnie Kinney- - " - *
Mrs. Mae IMurchie, Mrs Clarence
Burger and daughter.
of
The Dalles and Mrs, Jo! i Simpson
of Portland were visitor in Wasco
Saturday.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1936.
Study Of
Emotions New
culation of the blood is speeded up, there are other emotions, such as
and sugar
to the mus- mirth and joy, which are beneficial,
cles in large quantities to givftJBPr la that thay furthey digestion aad
ergy for the aeHai exertion. But other life processes useful today
in modern life the episode begins Laughter
smiling are dlstinct-
and ends without the ^ertion for ly known to accompany good health
which prop ration U made < This Some individuals are inclined to
has various injurious effects-
I the helpful kind of emotions and
Th HR man might
miirht be compared
<»r»m Dared some to the injurious kind.
kind- At
Thus
to a model 1900 automobile trying present—while waiting mere facts
to operate under high speed traffic from the investigators—the best
conditions of 1935, with much dis thing which can be said to the in-^
satisfaction manifesting itself, nat- dividual whose balance is tipped in
urallyv He hap a mental and emo- the least useful direction is - that
tional equipn|«nt scarcely different he should be on his guard and dit*
from that of his ancestors -20,000 courage his emotions byi applying
years ago. • One can take some en- himself to things which start more
couiagement. . however, because beneficial feelings.
Like the germ that causes the
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McPherson
were business visitors in Portland commop cold, like the identification
' UM-members of the Dorcas aid
of what is the true nature of elec
tricity, exact knowledge of “ner-
A joint installation was held
Miss Katharina Johnson, Mary voip" disorders has so far eluded
atarnity
Thund*y aftern^fn of W WRek Jeanette Sargent
the scientific investigator. On the
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other hand, more is being learned
I held a ette University
the wash fand. <4
, th® time
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about these
maladies.
evening
iMr. and Mrs. linn McLaehlin of which might be said to range from
1’ They
Portland were visitors at tbs Boy extremely noticable eccentricities
to violent insanity. The great
Belshee home this Week.
mass-of such troubles is bound up
Roll call and talks given by the With activity of the emotions. This
Woman’s Study Club Friday af is the latest field into which physi-
ternoon featured Industries, begin dans are pressing their way. First
w* JelwjtoMÄon;inner fuird; at The Dallas heapitaL ^ 2
tdng and development of agricul- in history came the treatment of
W. Hnr. duter guani; JtÄ Mo
A newly orgMh>Md contract
Ä On
a-
' ftrst time stock raising, Mr». V. H. Smith on
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mong
early
men
and
which
could
den Rule temple mstafWH^^i^
d Fortner Lumbering. Mra, Louis Scholl, on
h.
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Ä A. fishing; Mra., J. F. Royee. manu* readily be seen. This gave rise to
-* Tuesday
surgery. Next in order was the
ex-chief; Marcelia Hilderbrand, sen White scored
with ranis.
faetarinrrbook nwiew, »Ta G H- atuj 'of inUnud ^ndition», lead-
io»:’ NfaUia Fielda, junior; Mary
.
deVelooinir
to chemistry and developing
The Garden Club meets Satur .Root; book review Mr«. E. Richel- ing
BrarkstV managwrf Maude Akers.
derfer. Hostesses for the after- into medicine. Third, we 'have the
day, the second, with Mm Anna
Butter is one of the oldest as i jelly roll. Cut in slices. Brush
noon were Mrar Harry Van Gilder present devÄopment of the science
well as one oi
of me
the must
most uiuvvi^ai
universal djucd
sides with butter ...»
and place close
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wen
E: Frsn
M of F; Louise Lee’ Leaders on the program afre and Mrs. R. H. McKean.
of psychology, which is hndin£ I nicies of diet. - Good cooks h^ve together in baking pan. the bottom
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Margaret Mrs. Charles Everett, and 'Mrs
more
and — more of ~ its . application
.
known that butter
improves of which is covered with a mix-
ror
perg Boyce had the misfortune -----
Kaaoberg,
of G; Florence Frank Lamborn. The subject for
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KUUWD
UULVCl uuyiv,«,
VQ1P1 ATT The the flayor of ftny
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in the wrrhwlr
work of tiho
the wk
physician.
ioo<j it U ’ a ture of a 4 tablespoons ~ butter to 3-
WaAtii- 'was instating officer. A discussion is troea shrubs and to Injure his hand Monday after aww
Bnd
tjhe fourths cup of brown sugar. Add
grasses fur parks.
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n<xm
a beeCii
nooh while cutting down
down.A
best, ’' quack, too, u busy here, wrth many use(J
unscientific doctnnes.
te-a ^cimis
doctrines, such as mogt „ui..-. dish
ai-H in
int«.»
deiiciou» a faw nuts if desired.
the installation, pep tonRt were
Mrs. B. Estrelle Hailey was a
Mn. Margaret Tue! is acting as Coueum. faith healing, some forms I ong
J,™. Uo. hu 1CCO '.3 Crumb Cake
dinner guest at the home of Mr. agent for the Sherman County of psychoanalysis and many other'
^ny
One-half cup butter
and Mrs. H. M. Stephens at Moro. Journal in the Wasco community “thought cults” offered to the pub-
eluded o* a* program. •
Two cups brown sugar
chefs,
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MrfcEd Feldman and Mw. Hail »nd »ubjeriptions may be paidjto
Two
cups flour
And
now
that
food
scientists
Ths fireAeo ;^y Sponsoring a ey were week «id viaitorrta Port-! "*r at
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Man as constituted today is in have disci „ed.that butter is riffa Ous-half cup of chopped nuts
benefit card patty of pinchia and
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y hall land returning the first Of the. Mrs. W. L. McCulloch, mother of imaI1y respecU a victim of his past. ir
» grawQi ppjmqtr Oue-half cup of dates or raisins
five ■ Yiundred *5n wf
I Principal Paul McCulloch is visit-4 j£e Ras a multitude of charactens-
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week.
generous use of One,
~ — egg
ing
factor,
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«M. ffimrer. bn.I ‘
Thurad.y bridge club enter-
Portland’
tji'divioW to meet the demand,
butter
outrer Is considered fan actual ecp- One cup sour milk
tained their husbands at the home for a few daV8-
' ’-^Jof life long ago, but in numerous I nomy. It is interesting to
One-half teaspoon salt
One teaspoon soda
Ike Miller, who has driven Sher- cases useless under modem condi that no other food iat.contains t
°* Hr. and Mrs. Art Barrée with
One-half
vnc-iu»u teaspoon vanilla
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Mrs. Wm, f°ur tables being in play. Mr- and man county plow teams for many, tions and some times positively vitamin which is so important
the health of adults »nd essential i Mix first three ingredients as for
air ! Mrs. Vernon Van Gilder won guest many years and who entered the harmful.
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““” bm
A*-! Pri . “- w
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«hit .rmy from thi.
Anger
and fear, which are the to the normal’growth and he*l^ pie crust. Take out one cup for
»J»<iirerton7A ptogrem
Mr- •"<*
Wm Ki
Nisbit
this county, is back
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u,nra z>rtnngw>t^d in
emotions, if •hildren. Jrr *
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...^ I (top of cake and to it add the nuts
pteqtMd
>dU in- j
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Even those interested in losing! (almonds are especially good). To
। were connected in their origin with.
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( Mr. and Mra. Rea Gordy of work-
! the preservation of life through weight may use butter, for leading the rest of the mixture add the
?y are honoring Seattle are guests at the home of
fighting or fleeing. In these emo
J^reweRltha igUerV mothsr. Mrs. Roy Bel-1 Hubby: “Of course I’m angry. tions—or rather in the inner bodily f< od authorities include It along other ingredients. Bake in a mod-
with milk and other dairy product» erate over (350 deg )
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MacTavish were in the pantry to- activities which result in the mind in sneci”! reducing djets. ¿
Attending the rally of the Meth-’ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kaseberg gether.”. -
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feelings that we ipay roughly call
The following recipes suggest One-half cup of butter
dist efrareh in The Dalles Monday won high seora last Saturday eye-; Wifie: “Yes. but honest, prec- such emotions— preparation is interesting uses of butter:
[’ one COp sugar
were: Da *Lea Rlchelderfer, Rev. ,ning when tiia dinner dub met at ious, we were only -kissing—we made for enormous physical ac-
Butterscotch
Rolls
Three egg
egg yolks
yolks
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Three
tivity. Digestion is stopped. cir-
and Mr». Cookingham, Mrs. Harry the home of M/rand Mrs. Floyd, wem’t eating. ** ‘
Roll baking powder b(scnit dough I One-half cup chopped nuts
in long strip®’ brush ’ “
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14 graham crackers
with butter, sprinkle;
Qne-fourth cup pine apple juice
T
sugar and.a few nuts.
Ope cup crushed pineapple drained
wnmîH
A0 a XR' MAVN E
^IRY COUNCIL
Presenting a Medal to Roosevelt
Juhu L.;'Merrill, preaHJebt-of the gn-Anierican society, placing the
society’s medaijibout the neçk o^ president Roosevelt. SpruiKo Branden,
member of the society’* council,4*
behind t!.e President. The
award was for BÏç^RpOEev^iCa work In promotlrg friendship among the
nations of thû yr^ern hepilspbere---- (
enemies and now appears in every
of the Union. If the beaver is
emblematic \of industry, the coyote
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the emulation of the legislator—too
inclined he might put in a 24 hour smart to be trapped by a lobbyist.
shift.
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We are for the coyote: long may
There is a little fun with it all. he howl!
As an eastern Oregon member we
have suggested that the coyote be
made the official emblem of thte
house. The. Book of Books warns
us to be as wise as a serpent, and ’
so, the serpent is made the emblem 1
of wisdom. Th* state of Oregon
has adopted the beaver as its em
blem, symbolic of industry. The
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eastern Oregon coyote is the most
Wasco,
sagacious of all animals, cunning,
crafty, sly and although civilisation
Oregon
has issues the edict of death a-
gainst him, he has defied all of hi#
STATE BOUSE GOSSIP I*
Cream butter and sugar, add egg
yolks, drained pineapple and nut
range alternately the crumbs and
pinnappla .mixture in a loaf pan,
leaving crumbs as top and bottom
layers. Pour on pineapple juice
and pack welL Let stand in ice
box 12 hours. Serve with whipped
ereaip and chopped marshmallows.
(Serves eighi to ten.)
Drawn Batter Sauce
Six tablespoons butter
Three tablfapoons flour
One and one-half cups hot water
One-half teaspoon salt
One-eighth tablespoon pepper
One teaspoon tomoq juice
Melt half the butter, add flour
and pour on water gradually- Boil
five minutes, add seasoning» and
the remaining butter. • * Serve with
fish, w w .
Lola—I’m sure there are many
girls who could make you happier
than I could.
. Elmer—That’s just the trouble.
They could but Itiey won’t.
A Chicago woman has told a di
vorce court judge that since 1925
ehe has thrown^ her- hueband out
of the house sixty five times« hut
he always came tack.
- j It looks m if she put too much
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top-spin on. him.
An Englishman was on his first
visit to America. Wl^ ’ driving
along ha salLa aign that aaid: “Go
slow) that giea«* ypu^*
“By jpve,’* said the Englishman,
“how did they know I WMhere? ”
RUFUS SCHOOL NOTES
By Georgiana Blackbum ■
Now that the semester, tests are
over and the report cards have
been given out everyone seems to
be in finer spirits. Those who made
the honor roll were: Anna Coats.
Marie Mathieson, Norma Black-
burne, Georgiana Blackburne. Ida
Coats and Margaret Burnett
The girls basketball team jour
neyed to Dufur, January 25 where
they played against the Dufur girls
The line up was: M. Macnab. D.
Millard, I- Coats, A CoaU. F.
Thompson and/B. Norskoski. Quite
a few substitutions were made.
The score was 13 to 33 in favor of
Dufur.
team won its second
The
game/from iQufur when they de
feated the Dufur boys at Dufur on
January 25th. The line up was as
follows: S. Eakin, J. Morris. T
Macnab, E. Williams, and L. Guil
ford. At the end of the third
quarter the scor^ dfert even but
in the last quarter, with the help
of the girls yelling section, the
Rufus boys scored up twenty
four points making the score
23 to 47 at the end of the game.
The Rufus town team won an
1 exciting game from The Dalles
All-Stars when they played at
Rufus January 24.
The Rufus Midgets played a
hard game against The Dalles
Midgets, January 24. The score
was 2ilo 33 in favor of The Dalles
The high school students and
the alumni had a very nice time at
the alumni party at the school
house. January 26. The greater
I part of the evening was spent in
dancing in which almost everyone
took part. The alumni put on a
very interesting stunt representing
popular songs. Marjorie Morris re
ceived a prixe for guessing cor
rectly most of the songs Later a
luncheon was served. Because of
the success of this one the alumni
and high school plan to give an
other party some time in the fu
ture.
In the forestery club meeting
January 30 Ida Coats was elected
president and Thelma Dingle sec
retary.
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WASCO MARKET
RiD S WHITE STORE
Commercili ini Job Printing
Groceries—Meats—Fresh
Fruits and Vegetables in
Season. .
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Your Patronage Solicited
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V.C. Family Flour
$8.40 bbl
Choicest Patent
all hard wheat
Princess Family Patent
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Special Price on 2 bbl. or more
Orders taken for SEED Oats and Barley
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent