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PAGI FOUR THÄ BHBRMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 81, 1988 * ■»Hi New Liability a^d mohair, according to word re ceived by the Oregon State college extension service from the Agri cultural Adjustment administra tion. Other sessions of the umè hearing are scheduled for Denver, Billings, Mont. San Francisco, and Salt Lake City. The proposed license is designed solely to regulate trade practices and selling charges rather than as a means of affecting market sup plies or price levels. The proposal calls for an advisory committee consisting of five growers and four dealers. The license plan would be administered by an official ap pointed by the secretary of agri culture. Estimates are that 12 to 15 of the 275 wool dealers in the coun try handle 85 per cent of tihe busi ness, the AAA officials announce. Twe.Ve trade practices are listed in the proposed license as unfair. Two of these are particularly im portant to growers, the announce ment states. One provision would prevent dealers from selling for growers on commission when they also deal in wool on their own account. A second would ban the practice of deducting an arbitrary flat dis count for “tags” or other off-sort wool or mohair witfh out reference to the actual condition of the lot being sold. The license would relate only to transactions on or after January 1. 1936, having no affect on con- tracts or commitments made be- fore that time. Wasco Firemen lar. • I just go around, and ask about any thing tUt »trikes my fancy, Creek, ’Mont, to visit an old friend Bryan Van Gilder and son Ray mond left for Portland Friday ac companied by Mrs. Arthur Sar Agricultural Prof—How many gent and Miss Belle Clothier, who ■-will visit with her mother, Mrs. kinds of farming are there? L. J. Mosier of Castle Rock. Wash. Smart Student-— Four—intensive extensive, p retentive and expen Members of the contract club en The Wasco fire department enter tertained their husbands Wednes sive. * tained the firemen from The Dalles day evening at a 6:30 dinner. Four Grass Valley and Moro Friday tables »were in play during the French Curd CURDS AND WHEY evening. The Dalles team put on evening. Mr. and Mrs A. S. Fiaaactally Irresponsible Drivers Do not waste sour milk is a bit | Thia is uncooked curd or French a demonstration of fire drills and Johnson received high score. Mrs. milk To B« Eiimiaated By New of advise often repeated in this cottage cheese. The sour ""' ,v is • chemicals and the chief addressed Augusta Huckin acted as hostess poured column. To those of you who de- not heated. It is simply _ the fire departments, The eity to the club members. light in an opportunity to serve into earthenware molds with holes council was invited. Miss Mary Fortner entertained your family with sour milk biscuits in the bottom. A very fine sieve Williams R. Ü, X. Compound On June 12, several new regu Henry Richelderfer has been two tables of bridge players Wed muffins, corn bread and other de may be used instead of the molds. Effective and Quick lations of the motor vehicle laws painting the parking places in nesday evening at the Fortner licious things made with sour milk The whey drips out and the curd will become effective, as enacted By helping the important organ, front of the fire hydrants for the home. Zelma Watkins received this will seem rather unnecessary assumes a custard like consistency by the 1935 legislature. One of the kidney», largely responsible for past week. and takes the shape of the mold. high score. but many do not know the possibi the most important of the new When sufficiently stiff the cheese rheumatic conditions, Williams R. Wasco firemen are arranging to laws is that known as tihe motor Mesdames L. P. Haven, L. E. lities in using sour milk. U. X. Compound geta at the seat lold a county wide celebration of Käseberg, and Avery Martin were Sour milk is good food and is chilled and is eaten with sweet of your trouble and rids you of vehicle safety responsibility act. a the Fourth of July on the 3rd and hostesses honoring Mrs* Paul Mc- should never be thrown away. cream and sugar, fruits or pre. those terrible pains. form of legislation entirely’ new to 4th with all of the usual and some Culloch at a bridge luncheon. Mirs. Some of the best cooks go so far serves. By dissolving out the pain pro the people of Oregon although now of the unusual entertainment fea Everett Watkins received high as to make the milk sour deliber- ’ For a delicious meat sauce, try ducing poisons and helping the in effect in more than 20 states, kidneys get rid of these wastes tures ordinarily associated with ' score and Mrs. McCulloch was ately for special uses. Many poo- this recipe: reports Secretary of State Lail which may cause Rheumatic pain. Horseradish Sauce birthdays of the republic. I H ------------ presented with a guest prize. Mrs. I pie like to eat clabber or curd with Snell. Neuritis. Neuralgia, and Gouty w , _ i mt _ I fcalf cup sweet or sour cream I h operation this law is designed Members of the families of the Wily Knighten and Mrs. Collis cream ^nd sugar for luncheon or" One pains, Williams ’R U. X. Compound One breakfast or for dessert with fruit C — half teaspoon salt to pi »mote safety on the streets Civic Singers held an official open Moore were out of town guests. scientificly relieves your condition. teaspoon sugar One an ! ’ Always by eliminating tfrfere ing at their new meeting place Reatha Burres returned from or preserves. And you remember, Moreover, it contains a kidney driver against whom Tuesday evening. from Turner where she has been teach of course, tlhbt little Miss Muffet Three or 4 tbsp fresh grated antiseptic that protects this vita) horseradish organ from disease« caused by sat on a tuffet, eating her curds there is an unsatisfied final judg Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hennagin ing for the past year. Whip the cream, salt and sugar harmful germs that collect in & and whey — with enjoyment presum- ment for to property in were surprised by a group of Mrs. Tilbert Barnett and small and gradually add the horseradish. sluggish system. an amount exceeding $100.00 or friends the occasion being a house son of Portland are visitors in ably, until the spider came. Ask your druggist for Williams for the death or bodily injury to I When used in baking, sour milk Serve with meat or fish. warming. Minature presents were town. R. U. X. Compound. It is a liquia any person resulting from the oper ........... , , , may be substituted for sweet milk given to the host and (hostess: | Francis Medler who haa been un- jn ’ It Works Faster. It is sold on a quantitlcs but with godB Mrs. Talkington—Darling, how — ation of any motor vehicle on a Guests were: Mrs. Francis Medler, der medical care in The Dalles re- money back guarantee by the .. _ . highway until sudh judgment is to neutralize the acid. In the case would you like it if I became a Grass Valley, Moro and Wasco Messrs and Meadames I^ewis turned homo tins week satisfied and proof is furnished of , oi thin batters, the soda and sour public speaker? Drug Stores. Walsh, Ormand Hilderbrand, Ber It would ability to respond to damages in nice Guy, Pat Kaseberg, Afton Mc Three members of the Mee fam- mjik generally furnklh) enough Darling—I’d like it. i I leavening, but for thick __________ batters _ or relieve me a lot. DEPARTMENT of the INTERIOR the future Intyre. A late supper was served ily are down with the mumps. Responsibility Must Be Shown Beryl Sheets spent a week visiL i doughs, baking powder is usually U.. S. Land Office. The Dalle«, at the end of the evening. Likewise, the driver who has needed in addition. Thus, for grid • Little Susie (to her small broth- Oregon. May 28, 1935 lid* HUnt* — Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller and her ing at The Dalles been convicted of any violation re ' die cakes, 1 cup of sweet milk and er)—I heard papa calling you a NOTICE is hereby given that nephew, Wayne B artrum, are Mrs. Houck. while ago. quiring mandatory revocation of two teaspoons of baking powder, Irma laffoon. formerly Irma Sny spending some time visiting ii>- Mr. and Mrs. Bernis Guy motor- Brotlher — What did he say — Rob- his operator’s or chauffeur’s li may be replaced by 1 cup of sour der, of Kent, Oregon, who on May ~ over Decoration Wayne will return to Portland. ed to Gi cense is not again permitted to 21. 1928, made Homestead Entry eastern Oregon again where the day witn the formers sister, Mrs. milk and a scant half teaspoon of ert or Bobby? Susie—He said Robert. drive until he Ihas furnished proof soda. For biscuits, with the sarhe under the Act Dec. 29. 1916, No. climatic conditions agree with his Fiank Brown. Brother — Then I guess I'd bet- of financial responsibility and his proportion of sour milk and soda, 026661, for EiSWi. SW1SE1 See. health. Mrs. Jennie Young and Mr. and license has been regularly restored. 31, T. 3 S., R. 18 E.. Lots 2, Masons and their families from Mrs. J» F. Royse were in Golden- and add 2 teaspoons of baking pow ter go and see what he wants. Such proof must be maintained 7, SWiNEL SEiNWi. E|SW%, If you have three children the this section were visitors at Dufur der. for a period of three years, at the probability is that one of them dur Sunday for the annual picnic of dale Thursday. Mrs. Peck—They say a bachelor WJSEi, SEiSEJ. Sec. 6. WANEi, Cottage Cheese, too, is a pro Mrs. Roy Atwood left Sunday duct of sour milk—in fact, is curd is one who has been crossed in EiNWL Ser 7. Township 4, South, end of such period if the driver has ing his life time will either be kill that order. for Minnesota. On her return home with some of the whey squeezed love. not been involved in an additional ed or injuried in an automobile * I Range 18, East, Willamette Meri- The last meeting of the Woman’s she will stop in California after out. Directions are given ¡here for offence whidh requires mandatory accident Peck (under his breath)—Yes, ¿¡an. has filed notice of intention sewing club was held Wednesday and a married man is one vv □ has! to make final Proof, to establish revocation of his license, he re This statement was made by Al afternoon. A pot luck dinner was visiting relatives for several , making it: been double crossed. sumes his regular status as a bert W. Whitney, vice president of served at noon to fifteen members months. claim to the land above described, Sour Milk Cottage Cheese Warm weather found Cap. Scott One quart freshly jabbered milk motor vehicle operator. [ before Register, United States the National Safety Council, in con and five guests including (Mir. and Boon— I hear you got a job. f,and Office, at The Dalles. Oregon, Under this act, proof of re nection with the “Let’s Quit Kill Mrs. Wily Knighten and son. A and Lee Dehler at the old fishing One quart boiling water What sort of a job is it? sponsibility is regarded as having ing” traffic safety campaign spon style show was presented in the hole. on the 9th day of July, 1935. Salt and pepper Doggie — I ’ m doing research Richelderfer , and daugh- been established when an insurance sored in* Oregon by the Oregon afternoon, Mrs. J. H. Royce gave Claimant .names as witnesses: Harry ------------ Pour boiling water over the clab policy, surety, cash or personal State Motor association. Lawrence Àmick, Mrs. Iawrenee a comic reading and Mr. Knighten ter, Selma Watkins and her chil- ber. Let stand until curd separ I’m a government investigator. Boon—That’s great ’ What are Amick, H. A Sommer, C. I. I^affon bond Ihas been furnished showing It was based on national auto an interesting talk. Mrs. Ai M. dren, spent a week visiting at the ates. Turn into cheesecloth bag that the person in whose behalf mobile accident figures wherein it Hicks has charge of the sewing Glenwood, Washington home of and let hang until whey has drain- you investigating? All of Kent, Oregon. D°8K1 c —Oh, nothing in particu- such proof is filed is able to re was shown that 36.000 persons classes. W. F. Jackson, Register. relatives. ____ ____ ed Break and moisten curd with spond in damages to the extent of were killed and 954.000 injured dur W’ayne Darby, who has been^W(> tablespoons of melted butter, Mrs. Lydia Darby was in Port $5.000 for any one person injured ing the 1934 calendar year. land Thursday with her brother, teaching school at Culver this win-: geason to taste. Sweet or sour or killed, or $10.000 for two or If one of the children is killed, Lester Smith of Grass Valley and ter has returned home. cream may be added, for greater more persons injured or killed, and chances are nearly one out of two his daughter. Mrs. R. J. Cunliff of - Ex-Judge E. I> McKee is recov smoothness and better flavor. damage to property in the amount he will be struck by an automobile ering from an illness that kept him of $1,000 resulting from any one while walking, it was further points Moro. can be realized from A new book has been added to at home for several days last accident. Whenever like amounts ed out by the motor association. the Wasco library entitled “More week. have been credited on any judg Chances are nearly one out of five Power to You.” It deals with the ment rendered in excess of these he was killed in a collision of two Bonneville dam and the history of amounts, sudh judgment is then autmobiles. the region surrounding it. Marsh when shipped to deemed satisfied for the purpose of The greatest cause of pedestrian all Dana and Fred I>ockley are the this act fatalities, records show, is cross autihors. P ac ’ f ic P ower & F jgbt C omfany ing a street between intersections. Former postmaster W. E. Tate U. S. NEEDS EXPERTS 4,310 persons having been killed and wife are in Reedsport for a va Union Stock Yards North Portland, Ore, The United States Civil Service in this way during 1934. Nearly 17 cation. They have spent some W hen Your Shoes need repa i Most Livestock Producers recognize this fact Commission has announced open per cent of all pedestrian fatalities time in Portland and Corvallis and send them to competitive examinations as fol were caused by walking along a in June will go to Ix>s Angeles to rural highway. •Why Not Be One of the Thousands that are Satisfied? lows: visit their daughter and son in Apprentice, Government Print Other causes of pedestrian law. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Witten Our Market Report issued every two weeks ing Office (for appointment in deaths, in order of importance, berg. GOOD SHOE REPAlRINt is FREE for the asking. Washington, D. C., only.) Because were crossing at an intersection Mrs. A. D. Richelderfer and 204 Second St. : THE DA 1.14'5“ of the short time during whidb where there was no signal, 12 1 per daughter, Olive and Johnny Robin the apprentice examination is open, cent; children playing in the street son, Mrs. S N. . McMillan and applications mary be filed with the 11.3 per cent; coming from behind daughter. Betty McCafferty. Emo civil service district office nearest parked cars, 9.4 per cent, and gene Van Gilder and Mr. and Mrs. the applicant, as well as with the crossing at an intersection against Roy Belshee attended tihe com U. S. Civil Service Commission the signal, 6.9 per cent. mencement exercises at Moro last Of the pedestrians killed. 8660 week. at Washington. D. C. Applications must be on file not later than June were between the ages of 15 and Mrs. Augusta Huckin was a hos 64; 3240 were over 65 years old; tess Sunday at dinner to friends 5, 1935. It doesn’t take one minute to taste the delicious difference! Biologist (wild life research), $3. 2,880 were between the ages of including Mr. and Mrs. David Reid One taste is all you need to prove you’ve found the quality 800 a associate biologist 5 and 14. and 1.170 were under 4 and daughter, Veda and son Gor (wildlife research), $3.200 a year, years old. you’ve been looking for so long. Yes sir, it doesn’t don, and the Misses Leona and and assistant biologist (wildlife Belle Clothier. take an expert to spot quality like this. And it doesn’t HE KNEW HIS WORTH research) $2.600 a year, Bureau of Mrs. Ida Carlisle and Mrs. læw- Hike much figur- An Erie shopman at Hornell had is Scholl left for Detroit. Mich.. Biological Survey. Department of been drawn on a federal grand Agriculture. Assistant director of Friday to attend the session of the social work (senior warden's as jury and didn’t want W serve. womans clubs of the nation. Mr. sistant) $2,600 a year, Depart When his name was called he ask Scholl will leave soon for Mill price is welcome! ment of Justice, for filling vacan ed the judge to excuse him. “We cies in United States penal and are very busy at the shops.” said correTtional institutions through he, “and I ought to be there.” ‘‘So you are one of those men out the country. Mediator, $3,800 a year, Nation who think the Erie couldn’t get along without you?” remarked the al Board. Passenger rate clerk. $2,000 a judge. “No. your honor,” said the shop Phone 345 The Dalle«, Ore man. “I know it could get along Full information may be obtain -or----- NOW AVAILABLE ed from the Secretary of the Uni without me. but I don’t want it IN OREGON ted States Civil Service Board of to find it out.” GRASS VALLEY PHARMA(Y “Excused,” said the judge.— Examiners at the post office or Phone 22Z customhouse ia any city w^hich has Erie Railroad Magazine. Cost a post office of the first or second class, or from the United States Less per pound Civil Service Commission, Wash ington, D. C. Law Insure» Responsibility Entertain Guests , ¿y-AD A^R^MAYN E OREGON DAIRY COUNCIL RHEUMATIC SUFFERS 6ET RESULTS One In Three Pedestrians Hurt The Highest Price FREE RANGE. LIVESTOCK Albright Commission Co., Inc VVER NAI A R Any way you figure “Caterpillar” Tractors ZELL’S FUNERAL HOME Trade Practice Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers : : : Wasco, Oregon Cost Less AMERICA HAS FOUND WHAT IT WANTED! and it doesn’t take a barrel of money to buy it Cost Less per hour * «e Meeting Called See us for your Grain Insurance PortLand will be the scene of a hearing July 15 and 16 on a pro posed license for dealers in wool donf have to be tic/t to enjoy tic/t whiskey! Cost Less per year Also for Established Lines of Cost WASCO MARKET R£D 4 WHITE STORE ", Groceries—Meat s—Fresh Fruita and Vegetables in Season. Mill Feed» Grain Bags Dairy and Poultry Feeds Twine Rolled Grains Concentrates Flour Salt All kinds of Insurance O’MEARA SUPPLY Safety Deposit Boxes for Lease Yow Patronage Saidted Less per acre ’1.45 PINT QUART C^«N*.1S«A THE OLD QUAKER CO., DISTILLERS Lawrenceburg, Ind.—Eat. 1»46 * IMPLEMENT CO C^rrieb«, MM, B m QM Q^er Oa. .
