THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORU, ORBGON FRIDAY. .NOVEMBER 15, 1935.
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Valentine has been coaching *ev- January 24, Grass Valley at Rufus| informed and inadequate juror?
RUFUS SCHOOL NOTES '
HaUe, from boutn
South i/aKota,
Dakota, left
| HaMe,
ien i cently from LaGrangs, Illinois.
W1 girls with surprising results. January 31,
Rufus at Kant Those ar© an example of problems
| last Wednesday to visit with hetL After taking medical^ to«atg|bent in
rffwo tap dancing numbers were February 7, -
Wasco at Rufus discussed
under
the
heading
the east she is much improved In
. sister at Boardman.
riven
at
the
Moro
-
Rufus
game
February
14.
Rufus
at
Moro
“
Crime
”
,
one
of
the
social
problems
What a
ven at the Moro besides
- Rufus
.
4
Henry Richeiderfer left for Port health.
4 fi^tirUinment
the । reg- Feb. 28,
Rufu. at Gras. Valldy . of today, ta our C vW Soaiotogy
r
Entertainment
besides
the
land Tuesday evening to spend a
Mr. and Mrs. Archie 4 Gore of
î V ia
«mill
nr
Did
you
know
that there
th‘ ’
of .'J"
“
pme and the selling of I Uld
you —
Know U»V
UWFC ar. 'b>«.
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- fnr
.•
tewdays visiting.
Longview.
Washington, ' visited emerged from the fray < victorious
a-r.w distinct
«...
.miitk
thA
nrOSTeSBlVO
three
type.
of
erim.rn.ls,
P»™«
y«
u
‘
b
thB
prorrewive
Mn and Mrs. Lloyd Hennagin with Mrs. Gore’s sistar, Etta Mor with the soor© of 17 to 13. From candy.
bom",
”
“
occas-
future
Miss
Murdock
spent
the
week
the
“
born",
“
habitual
and
’
’
occat-
future.
and children, Sharon Rae and ford, over the week end.”*
The Grange admitted 27
end With her parents in Monmouth, ional” ?
Could you account for
¿1 new
| Denie Alice, accompanied by Mrs.
Marie Andrews spent the holi
Th© Rufus basket ball schedule the rate of juvinile delinquency in members Thur»day evening, riov.
Maude Akers, visited in Moro over days in Portland visiting with her
but for victory but when Rufus ha* been iasued. The games will the negro over th© white* in the 7. besides the election of officers,
the holidays.
brother in law and sister, Mr. and carried away the honors of last
x
। United State©7 Did you ever stop resulting in the reelection of the
take place as follows:
Grandma Young, whose health Mrs. Wade Hull. ,
r
Kent at Rufus to think that a jury trial i* a very same officers. There is a hope of
Thursday's volley ball game from December 6,
has been very good throughout ¿he
David Lyons of C res ent Lake Moro, who hasn't been beaten far December 13,
Rufus at Wasco poor way of deciding any case further enlargement of the Rufus
summer, is reported quite ill at the will spend the winter here at the
Moro at 'Rufus againat a criminal be^uae j)£^nb^rrang<!^
January
10.
Repaired By WP A Labor
present time.
home of his • sister. Mrs. Nora ee. that's school history—Ar should
A farewell party was given for Smith-
be. ‘ With Moro defeated oaeo
Thyra Fields before her return to
Mrs.
J.
P.
Hunt
and
Mr.
and
Neighbors of Woodcraft met । Colfax last Sunday»
James O’Meara drove to Eugene daughter Carolyn and Lanore county championship, should Mo^p
Thursday evening for election of
cfficers. Results were as follows: Saturday to witness the big foot Faist of Salem visited Sunday losa to Grass ValMy.
0
-'M
night at the home of Mrs. S. J.
Del Rust N. GJ Gertrude Mee. Ad ball game.
For the last two weeks inUt-
Brock.
, । ‘
*’ *
visor; Adeline Hull, Att.; Myrtle
Work on the school gymnasium
M. G. Tuel is visiting with his class volleyball during
Funk, M»g.; Pearl Butler, Flag uuui
floor „
is progressing. ------------------
A hard wood
hour has proven an
wife
and children.
13
Bearer; Esther Puegh. banker; ae‘iflOor is being laid and the girls
ekU-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henderson of ns of entertainment,
ma Watkins, Musician;
Idella have been practicing on the
. -x floor
dren
into
the
afternoon
Portland stayed at the home of
Bargenholt, I. S.; Flora Wright, in the opera house.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Shearer Sat good spirits which in
O. S.: Selina Watkins. Adeline
Mrs. Charles Wallace, a recent urday night. Sunday Jack was
Hull and Elsie Medler, Mang.;
Flora Wright, correspondent; June bride, was honored at a miscellan busy at the Sherman hotel install end by going to Eugene to see the
eous shower Friday afternoon
orn. .?r.r
Spencer, clerk; Flora Wright, in- when the Webfoot club entertain ing an oil heater.
Yon can’t feel your best when
Oregon-Oregon
Stat« ' football
RE you one of the vast effectively — and that is what .your
staB ng officer; Leo Watkins. Past
The Woman’s Study club held its gam*./J
system is clogged with
you
get
in
a
bottle
of
Williams
j
I
ed for her at the home of Mrs.
number of sufferers who S.L.K. Formula.
Dusiness meeting and socialTues-
poisons
or when your stomach
Past (Guardian K nigh A Later in
Our school faculty was so pleas
George Drinkard. Mrs. Dick Yo-
drag through life, feeling
lacks tone. Take just a few
thV . V Oh^^rld ^e^vrum end Mrs. Robert McDonald re- day afternoon at the home of -Mra. ed over our victory ever ‘Moro
doses of Williams S.L.K. For
“half sick,” rundown, slug
party waX observed and tne guij_ .
__
Roy Atwood with Mrs. Louis that on Friday t^e entire high
ceived prizes at cards.
mula and see how much better
SchoU as assistant hoatoss. ■ Th«
r
of the
was awanKd to June Suencer.
gish, without appetite or
Mrs. William Walker was re
you feel. The first bottle must
i.
zest
for
the
good
things
of
life
The American Legion Auxiliary
u v2 Tb trade achaol w.m permitted to
produce results or your mopey
membered with a farewell gift reytaw by^Mm. B n
— all because of a stomach,
D. McKee. The
in fonr games of besket-
held its regular meeting Wednts-
day afternoon at the home of Mm
bX
bowel and kidney condition
The Monday afternoon »inging baU fr6m 3:00 p mt until school
Arthur Sargent. New officers chos-
c',^b
h
ft f
Old and Young Enjoy Life
which may easily be re’ieved by
daaa modemd aewU aong. dtree wM
a good mild tonic, stomachic
en were Mrs. Arthur Sargent.! John Day last week.
More
ted by Mrs. Maude Akers. -
j
Arrowhead staff met last
stimulant,
diuretic
and
mild
lax
Mr« J.
t
p
Yitw. vice-!
vice-1 The J. F. Royse home was the
Take
Williams
S.L.K. Formula
president; Mrs.
P.
Yates,
Teacher C. F. Langley has or- Thursday to discuss various prob-.
ative? If you are, don’t suffer
also for indigestion, nausea, loss
president; Mrs. L. P. Haven, sec- scene of a birthday surprise party ganized a singing class ’which iems confronting the staff—main-
any longer without trying
of weight and sallow complex
retary; Mm Everett Watkins, his- held for Mrs. Royse last Sunday, meets at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ly to make our paper more inter
Williams S.L.K. Formula, which
ion, where a mild tonic, laxative
torian; Mrs. H. A. White, sargeant Relatives and friends brought Roy Cookingham Thursday eve esting and to decide whether it
is bringing blessed relief and
stomachic, tonic and diuretic
at arms. After the business ses- gifts and refreshments for the oc- ning followed by a social evening. would be wise to issue our paper
added joy of living to so many
is needed. You'll like its quick,
sion the hostess served refresh- casion.
•
Juniors attending the meeting twice a month or monthly as we
people.
pleasant action. Being a liquid
ments to the members and invited
Guests at the home of Mn and were: Wayne Bartron, Jack Hines, are now doing.' The changing to
it is easily assimilated and
guests.
Mrs. Ed Feldman over the week LaVila Gosson, Ruth and Phul* topic headlines was discussed as
The Prescription of a For
a tarts to work almost immedi
a means of improving our pap«»
Mrs. Olterstead of LaCenter. ! end were their son in law and Cookingham.
mer Army Doctor
ately. Because it is a highly
Washington, visited Thursday at daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William
concentrated solution, only small
Pat O’Meara, Joe and Lee Deh- although the tn bn* frequent issu
Williams S.L.K. Formula is
the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller. ] Hulitz.
doses are required, therefore it
ler and Andrew Culp of The Dalles ing of our paper and improvements ’
compounded from the prescrip
is very economical. Get a bottle
House guests of Mrs. Anna Leei Members of the Mason and East left last week for Ukiah where that were disucssed had not been
tion of a former army doctor
Works
In
Four
Beneficial
definitely
decided
tt^on.
today. Try it under the money
they
hope
to
bag
a
few
elk
for
were her sister, Mrs. Hr Hendricks | ern Star lodges met for a social
who used it in his private prac
back guarantee. See for your
Mr. McKenzie motored to Salem
Ways
and son Clarence of Lewiston, Ida. evening at cards last Tuesday. themselves.
tice for many years. Experience
self
what a magnificent help a
for
the
weekend.
’
!
Mr. and Mrs. Art Smith and Mrs. Bridge and 500 were played. Mrs.
Williams S.L.K. Formula con
has taught army men to seek,,
good medicine can be.
We are told that the Girls
Anna I^e left Saturday for Cor- Roy Belshee and Clyde Fridlej
tains ingredients of recognized
fundamental principles. These
League are having a tea. Friday!
FOR SALE BY
vallis for a visit with Delmar and won at 500 and Mrs. Ida Everett Car
medicinal value for the pur
principles have been carried out
Get
I 14th, honoring their mothers. Tap *
poses intended. Jt acts as a
Leon Smith who are attending and Herbert Root won at bridge.
in the development of Williams
dancing and musical numbers will
j Lunch was served.
mild tonic, stomachic stimulant,
There are
S.L.K. Formula,
O S. C.
Bills
ForLiscehce
provide entertaiment for tJ^Mr'
mild laxative and diuretic stimu
Mrs Roy Belshee returned re-
Myron Haise’s sister. Evelyn
many medicines which you
mothers»
lant for the kidneys.
These
might take. What you want is
Speaking of tap-dancing, Miss
functions are among the moat
something that will do its in
Automobile owners in Oregon
important of your entire body.
tended work quickly, efficiently.
will receive reminder® this week
of the approach of another regis
tration year, when nearly ^00,000
letters are released in the mails
by Earl Snell, Secretary o(,.State-
An annual license may be pur
chased for five dollar* ($5.00) for
private passenger car* to be regis
r
tered for the year 1936. Thia.low,
rate has been enjoyed by cay orm
ers
for the third consecuUva time
Hard
Sauce
In former days our grandmoth
A continuation of the plan of reg
ers began getting ready for the One-half cup butter
istering motor vehicle* oh a calen - Mixed Program 8 o'clock
Thanksgiving and Christmas feats Tlo cups powdered sugar
dar year basis retain* Oregon ©n
One
egg
white
(may
be
omitted)
at the first cold snap in the fall.
tíc and 25c
a registration schedule similar to Admission
They made gallons of mince meat, One tsp vanilla
GEE. I WISH I HAD
other
states
in
the
union.
Cream
the
butter
and
sugar
to
even baked pies, cooked and can-1
“
Those
desiring
to
make
appli
ned pumpkin for pies and puddings gether until very smooth. Add egg
A LAMP.LIKE THAT
and began fatening the prize white and vanilla and beat until cation for plates for the new seas
on
at
an
early
date
may
send
in
fluffy. Chill and serve.
KEEN, ISNT IT?
turkey.
FOR STUDYING-
For a simplified and yet delicious their remittances together with
All of these things are done for
us today but even so there are light fruit cake this recipe is one their registration cards properly
ITS AN i e s
WHAT KIND IS IT ?
signed at any time, and plates will
many foods which are prepared in of the best.
be mailed fom Salem to reach the
Golden Fruit Cake
the home kitchen. Instead of
BETTER. SIGHT
applicants on December 15, the
waiting until the rush of Thanks- One lb. butter
Groceries—Meats—Fresh
first date on which 193« licences
giving it is a good plan to start Ten eggs
LAMP
may be used.” suggests Mr. Snell,
making preparations for your din Two cups fine sugar cane
Fruits
and
Vegetables
hi
drawing for low licence num
Four cups sifted flour
ner now.
will be held on November 20,
bers
Season.
Six
oz
candied
pineapple
(1
cup)
The steamed pudding can be made
and
i all
— applications
----------- received at
early—in fact, like fruit cake, it Eight oz. large whole cherries
that time will be included. Special
is improved by standing. Some
sliced
request numbers will not be as
Your Patroaage Sddted
one has called the plum pudding One cup sliced citron
signed,
in order to continue the ex
the crowning glory of the holiday Eight oz. pecans
peditious hanuling of plates.
currents
feast Here is a fruity one that Two and a half cups
c
will answer to this when served Six cups white raisins
One-third cup cooking sherry
with a delicious hard sauce.
Holiday Plum Pudding
Cream the butter and sugar to
alight fluff, then add eggs slowly,
One cup bread crumb«
which have been well beaten. Add
One cup chopped apples
flour, then the sherry. After fruits
One-half cup chopped walnuts
1
.
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have been sliced, coat them with a
One-half cup flour
little flour and add all at one time
One-half tap salt
to the above mixture, mixing thor
One-half cup milk
oughly. Decorate top with a few
Two egga, well beaten
whole nuts and fruits after mix
One cup chopped suet
One-half cup brown sugar
ture is placed in pan. Bake in 300
deg. for 2 to four hours, depending
One-half cup sliced citron
First to
replace wheelr with
One-half teaspoon nutmeg
upon the size and number of pan*
ground gripping tracks; Flint to
One-half teaspoon cloves
in which cakes are baked.
build a satisfactory Deisel engine
Two cups nectar raisins
for tractor service; anrf again
One-half teaspoon cinnamon
First in introducing a small size
Mix aoft bread crumbs, finely
Table model
Deisel Engine to serve the needs
F. R. FORTNER
chopped suet, apples, sugar, fruits
of small and medium farnw.
I.E.S. lamps
and nuts; sift flour, spices and Real Estate License No. 859.
“Caterpillar” engineers hart ton-
priced az low
salt Combine mixtures, add eggs
stantly lead the field in develop
as $5.55
and milk. Butter a covered mold WHEAT FARMS. LOANS AND
ing cost cutting equipmeM.»* • •
well and dredge with sugan Have
tnd that’s what they are «Oing
INSURANCE
a kettle half full of boiling water;
when they offer ....
See the new I. E. S.
place a rack or plate on the bot Agent for Pacific Coa.«t Joint
tom, set the tightly covered mold Stock Land Bank and Oregon-
Lamps at any Electri
on the rack and cover keettl. Keep Washington Joint Stock Land Bank
cal Dealer’s or in our
water constantly boiling about two
Wasco, Oregon.
hours until pudding^^cooked^^
showrooms
Wasco lodges
Ê
Elect Officers '
For Winter
“Pep Up” Your
STOMACH
Stimulate Appetite—Relish Your Fo,od
A
Owners
H i V ay / to H ealth
OREGON <DAIRY COUNCIL
COME TO
Harland View
GRANGE HALL
W illiams
S L K
li
FORMULA
Saturday, Nov. 23
WASCO MARKET
RED & WHITE STORE •
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INTRODUCING
Two New Caterpillar Traders
The ‘Caterpillar’ ,
THIRTY
Sherman Cooperative Grain
Wasco, Oregon
Growers
Also for Established Lines of
Mill Feeds
Grain Bags
Dairy and Poultry Feeds
Twine
Rolled Grains
Concentrates
Flour
Salt
All kinds of Insurance
30 Big drawbar horsepower, five
forward speeds from 17 to 5.4
Skiles per hour, 44 and W inch
track
gauges
and
track-shoe
width« from 13 to 20 inched
The THIRTY may be equipped to
born gasoline or low cost fuel oil
with almoat jequal results.
The ‘Caterpillar’
RD4
H*r«epower M m ©}
flare la the ■
for .... full
engine . •.
for poptive
starting engl
inf under al conditions ..J
injection
en
and
ly spring delivery.
Safety Deposit Boxes for Lease
O’Meara Supply & Imp. Co.
NEW
LAMPS HELP
PREVENT EYESTRAIN
H If your child finds hit homework difficult or
you have trouble making him study, look to your
lighting. Improper light makes concentration diffi
cult as it increases eystrain. Eventually this strain
may result in defective vision.
The only way to be certain about your lighting
is to have it checked with a sight meter. Then you
will know not only how much light you have now,
but also how much you should have for every type
of visual task. Ask our nearest office to have one of
our home lighting experts call at your home and
make this sight meter test. Let our expert advise
you about your lamps, too, and tell you more about
the new sight-saving I.E.S. lamps. This service is
given without charge or obligation. Please ’phone
or write for it today.
PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Always at Your Servie*
1. Wiila opening at the top of the
ehade throws light to ceiling
and eliminatea shadows.
». G lau reflactor »ofteni light.
prevents
c.:'\
3. Wide shade
gives a mp 1 a
lightovaryour
work.
4 Shad* lining
I. wnit« to re
tí wc: more light.
hi h
enough to lir ht
a largo working
IMPORTANT-». •ur»
look
far the mithariied certification lag