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The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday February, 22,. 1929
Fruit Muffins A nd Pctncctkcs
-sw R O M hot cross buns for L aster
*»11
pancakes on Siiruve lu e s-
day, quick breads uui.n’.ain a
proud position in our menus. Every
one loves the airy popover, the . js -
cious tnuffm, or the tender bisc.nt.
But sometime«»—for instance, when
com pany com es—you w ant to have
som ething just a little fcPe<j“ *-
som ething m ore unusual than a plain
hot bread. So why not dress them
up in party clothes by adding a little
fruit to the batter? You car. t im
agine how good the frmt biscuits
and muffins will be until you try
them. And they arc simple to make,
too.
one cup crushed Hawaiian pineapple
and one tablespoon melted f a t Bake
on a hot greased griddle.
Blueberry Muffins: Mix and sift
two cups flour, three tablespoons
sugar, four teaspoons baking pow
der and one-half teaspoon salt. Add
tw o well beaten eggs mixed with
one cup null:; stir in three table-
and three-
spoons melted
-------- butter
_
fourths cup drained, canned blue
berries. Bake in £ greased
tins
e for muffin
tw enty to
take them or help themselves, shall he
held to be prima facie evidence of ah
intent to sell to minors.
“Many minors are working ip drug
stores or restaurants to earn money
to go to school,” Mr, Hazlett said,
“and it is perfectly proper for them
to do so. Under the provisions of
this clause minors can not even enter
a restaurant or place of business
where cigarettes are incidentally
sold. This is a great hardship and
while it is not often enforced, it is
possible to do so and this should be
taken out of the law.”
• * • ♦
“ There is nothing in this bill to
change the distribution of the state
m arket road fund, b u t requires th a t
in the fu tu re the counties a re n o t re
quired to m atch the sta te m oney, ex
plained R epresentative Jo h n H. Car-
kin of M edford ab o u t H. B. 415. The
m easure passed the house and is now
in the senate.
If counties desire to m atch the
money, they may raise the taxes by a
levy, b u t it is n o t obligatory. T here
is no change in the app o rtio n m en t of
sta te money. M ultnom ah county will
still continue to co n trib u te about
$300,000 a year to the o th er counties
The old law resulted in hardship upon
taxpayers in m any counties.
IN M E M O R 1A M
otes
MRS. BARBARA YATES
Mrs. Barbara Yates, Oregon pio
n...
"
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neer and mother of J. P. Yates of
SHANIKO LOCAL ITEMS
Wasco, representative at Salem from
Thomas Gavin was a visitor in The
Sherman «county, passed away at The
Dalles
Tuesday.
Dalles on February 19th, where she
G. H. Reeder was a business visitor
was taken several weeks ago after
suffering an injury to her hip in a in The Dalles Tuesday.
John Reynolds of Ash wood was a
fall at her home in Wasco,
Mrs. Yates was born in Germany1 yjgitor here Wednesday,
in 1846. After coming to the U nited. Bm Barnes of Gra88 Valley was a
States, she was married in 1869
here Wedne8day.
Springfield, 111., to Captain J. H.
Luther Davis of Kent was a busi
Yates, a Civil war veteran. They
ness visitor here Saturday,
came to Oregon in 1883, settling in
County Agent Daigh was a visitor
Eugene. Mrs Yates had lived nt
in
town Friday from The Dalles.
Wasco for the last 18 years.
Ernest
Kramer and Miss Green of
Deceased leaves four children, J.
P., of Wasco, Hawes Yates of Willa Maupin were visitors here Sunday.
mina, Fred of Elmira and Mrs. P. G.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Williams of The
O'Meara of Wasco; nine grandchild Dalles were visitors here Monday.
ren and five great-grandchildren, and
Jam es Bickell has been confined to
a sister, Mrs. J. H. Johnson of Wasco. his home the past m onth w ith lum
She was 82 years of age.
bago.
COME AND EAT DINNER
— at the —
Farm AUCTION Sale!
At the John Patjen’s farm, 12 miles south of
Grass Valley. Two miles west of the
Sherman ^Highway. Watch for the
signs. Sale starts at 10 a. m.
Fifty Good Horses and also Farm Machinery
up for sale.
MONDAY, MARCH 4 th
A rth u r Schm idt and Ralph Reeder
a tten d ed the dance in M aupin S a tu r
day night.
Miss P earl Adams le ft Sunday fo r
P o rtland, w here she will a tte n d busi
ness college.
Chris Tom pson and H iram W olfe
of
A ntelope w ere business visitors
“ The House of Good Will ”
• ♦ • •
at «tOO degrees
here Monday.
“ To find the graves of all ex-sol
twenty-five m inutes.
,
K. D. Lytle, state highw ay engineer
W'hclnuheat Cherry Muffins: Beat
diers is the purpose of the appropria
of The Dalles, was a business visitor
one egg, add tw o tablespoons sugar
tion
asked
in
H.
B.
488,”
said
R
epre
and one cup sour milk. Mix and
Owned by the City of Moro •
here Saturday.
sentative J. F. Clark, O regon City
sift one cup flour, one and one-half
Mrs.
A
rth
u
r
Griffen
and
g
ra
n
d
teaspoons baking powder, one-half
P r id e fu l E c o n o m y
who introduced the bill. “ I t is ju st
Operated for the Benefit of the Traveling Public
d au g h ter re tu rn e d S atu rd ay from a
teaspoon soda and one-half teaspoon
m ark of respect and p atriotism and
H ere are a few recipes which salt, then stir in one cup w holew heat
and Sherman County Community -
two weeks trip to Bend, w here they
w ere worked out by an enthusiast flour
also serve to make the records of the
Mix with the egg and milk
visited
a
t
the
home
of
h
e
r
daughter,
for canned fruits.
sta te com plete.”
m ixture, and add four tablespoons
pineapple Pancakes : Mix and sift m elted b u tter and one-half cup
Mr. and Mrs. W ayne W ade.
• The bill provides fo r an a p p ro p ria
tw o cup, fl*••r. one-half teaspoon drained, canned red pitted cherries.
U nder the Personal M anagem ent of
The long w inter here is ju s t about
tion
of
$2,500
from
the
sta
te
to
be
«alt. and k ur teaspoons baking pow Bake in a hot oven for tw enty to
der
Add .«.* beaten egef* u^xed
E. E. LARIM ORE
ended.
The
past
week,
w
ith
the
used
only
fo
r
the
actual
w
orking
ex
tw enty-five m inutes.
a-it’.i one a.no one-fourth c -p s ini.K,
Form erly of The H otel O regon, P ortland
th
erm
om
eter
clim
bing
around
forty,
penses of locating the graves. M ark
EDWIN V. LITTLEFIELD
Chinook winds and sunshine is fa st
ers will be provided by the fed eral
B. 69, which passed the senate and is
Edwin V. Littlefield, form er circuit m elting the snow. Sheepm en are
governm ent and the graves will prob
now under consideration in the house.
judge of Sherm an, Gilliam and tag in g th eir sheep and general prepa
ably be m arked about once a year.
SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAYS 75c
The bill proposes th a t the sta te should
W heeler counties and one tim e re si ratio n s are in order fo r lam bing. The
No salaries are to be paid o ut of the
refu n d the gasoline tax to the ru ral
dent of Moro, died suddenly a t P o rt big m ajority will begin M arch 1st,
appropriation, if the m easure is
land Monday m orning, follow ing a
mail carriers.
Some will lamb later.
DINING ROOM O PEN USUAL MEAL HOURS
Many graves which are
In re fu ta tio n of S en ato r Bailey’s g ranted.
h e a rt attack. Judge Littlefield was
not
identified
are
scattered
over
the
County
A
gent
Daigh
of
The
Dalle*
(O regon V oter R eporting Service.) statem ent, S enator Joe E. Dunne of
ell known among the legal profess
was here F riday, in terestin g the far-
Clackam as, Columbia and M ultno state, and th ere is g re a t dem and for ion of Oregon.
Fred Pickett, Moro, attended the
the work of poisoning jack
tu m x a n u n n tn u m : :::::::::
mah counties stated he had received a the action required by , th is bill
t . by
He was born F eb ru ary 14, 1873, m ers in
legislature a t the state house recently le tte r from a truck com pany operat-1 patriotic organizations of the Btate.
a t S t Joseph, Yamhill county. A fte r rabbits.
The jack ra b b it th a t has
to confer with the delegation from
a tte n d in g public and high school in j long been a pest to th e farm ers has
ing a large fleet of trucks in the city
Sherm an and W asco counties on m at
th a t county, he was g raduated from p u t money in th e ir pockete this w in
Clarification
of
fence
laws
of
the
lim its of P ortland.
This company
te rs relatin g to fire regulation legis
claimed the same rig h t of exem ption, sta te is proposed in H. B. 493, intro L afay ette sem inary, in 1891, and be te r. Most every farm er, and n o t a
lation. Mr. P ick ett is secretary of
since the tru ck s did not use the state duced recently by the com m ittee on came principal of the McMinnville few Shaniko tow ns people have tra p
the Sherm an county fire association.
ped, shot and poisoned rabbits. The
revision of laws.
highways.
schools.
4 • ♦
“ The p resent fence laws are in
S enator Ja y Upton, Bend, declared,
He became school su p erin ten d en t past two m onths from 100 to 300
Open season fo r m ountain or how ever, th a t any taxes imposed on such conditions th a t no one can u n of Y amhill county in 1896, serving hides have been shipped from Shani-
__
plumed, C alifornia or valley quail in the tru ck drivers by the state would derstand w hat they m ean,” said Rep until 1900. In Ju n e of th a t y e a r he ; ko every week, n ettin g th e ahippera
R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon
I close to 25c p er hide.
Sherm an county is proposed by the be more th an re tu rn e d from th e ir resentative W illiam M. Briggs, Ash w as adm itted to the bar.
In 1904, Mr. Littlefield moved to j
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am ended game code which was intro charges to the public. Mail drivers, lauA, chairm atf of the com m ittee on
duced recen tly Jby the house com m it he said, w ere in governm ent employ revision of laws. “ The proposed bill Moro and engaged in the practice of
Plans are being made for the con
DEALERS IN
and did not have a sim ilar oppor substantially re-enacts the m aterial law. W hen thé judicial d istrict was
tee on game.
The open season provided is two tu n ity , being men on small salaries. portions of the present law and elim i form ed in May, 1907, he was ap struction of a dam on the stream
nates m any useless and contradictory pointed circuit judge of W heeler, Gil which connects Siltcoos lake with the
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts, Builders
days each week, designated by the
« ♦ • •
sections m aking a com prehensive liam and Sherm an counties by Gov Pacific ocean in order that the outlet
game commission, from Oct. 1 to Oct.
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal and Hay
may be kept open enabling salmon to
31, inclusive, and the bag lim it four \T h e re stric te d area fo r hunting fence law .”
ern o r Cham berlain, apd was elected
enter
the
lake
at
all
times.
„
,
geese
along
the
D
eschutes
and
John
The bill is a su b stitu te fo r H. B to th a t office in Ju n e, 1908. He held
birds in any one day or eight during
Day riv e rs would be changed under 134, which defined a law ful fe n c e ,a s the position until M arch 15, 1909,
Clinton Kelley, 32, a moonshiner,
MANUFACTURERS OF
any seven consecutive days.
O ther proposed am endm ents re the provisions of am ended gam e code anything in the n atu re o f a fence when he resigned and moved to P o r t was shot to death by a state prohibi
duce the bag lim it on duck from 25 to introduced recently by the house such as a good husbandm an in the land. A t the tim e of his death he tion officer at Toledo last week aftor
com m unity m aintained
15 birds, fix the license fee fo r non com m ittee on game.
was a m em ber of the law firm of a gun battle In which L. O. McBride,
deputy sheriff, narrowly escaped
The law now provides th a t the re
The new bill combines the present Joseph, H aney and Littlefield.
residents a t $15 and close the season
death. The bullet that killed Kelley
stricted
area
shall
be
from
the
Colum
fence laws, w ith the addition th a t
on sage hens and prairie chickens in
was fired by J. J. Zimmerman, state
bia
riv
er
to
its
junction
with
W
hite
a
woven
wire
fence
shall
be
law
ful
if
the state u n til 1931.
The am ended law proposed constructed w ith 20 inch woven wire
The bill has been re fe rre d back to river.
The Anderson A Middleton Lumber dry agent-
provides th a t it shall bo unlaw ful to I and th ree barbed w ires or w ith 26 company at Letham, one of the largest
While Vul Kavic, mill worker at
th e com m ittee on game.
to h u n t wild geese from the Columbia inch woven wire and two barbed sawmills In Lane county, Is preparing Empire, was felling a tree in his yard
riv er to a point a h alf mile south of wires, the whole not to be less than to resume operations March 1 after near North Bend, his son, Edward, 2,
Among o th er “ w eedy” problems
the O regon Trail highw ay bridge, four feet six inches in height.
a shutdown of 13 months. Several ran directly under it as it was fall
tackled by th e legislature is one of
w here it crosses the D eschutes river.
ing. It fell on tho child, fracturing
hundred men will life put to work.
how tall weed»’ may grow and when
his skull, from which he died shortly
The change on the John Day river
W
ith
J
l
,
100,000
of
new
appropri
Joseph Baumgartner, of Long P rair
th ey shall be cut. A bill, which pro
is from the Columbia riv er to a point ation bills being acted upon, to gether
afterwards.
,
ie,
Swiss
leader
and
Tillamook
dairy
vides th a t weeds shall not grow to a
At a meeting of thc W heeler city
a half mile south of the Oregon T rail with G overnor P a tte rso n ’s budget man for thc past 22 years, was injured
h eig h t in excess of 12 inches and
order wa3 given
highway bridge, w here it crosses the which balanced exactly w ith the 1929 fatally when the team a? young horses council recently an
.
»shall be destroyed and prevented
John Day river, instead of a t its ju n c and 1930 revenue, the legislature is he w a. d rlv lw ran away, crM h«l ! «or 300 additional feet .« fire hose,
from seeding durin g the rem ainder of
tion w ith T hirty Mile creek, would be facing a jam . I t cannot vote any through a fence, and upset the wagon nozzles and water pipe. , Thl3 equip
th e calendar year, has been in tro
ment w.ll be added to the fire fight
included restricted area.
new appropriations w ithout reducing He died shortly after the accident.
duced by S en ato r Edw ard F. Bailey
The bill has been re fe rred back to the governor’s budget in a corres
Three children in the wagon with him ing m aterial and willfwaterlally lessen
of Ju n ctio n City.
...
tte fire hazard in Wheeler.
The bill am ends several sections of thc ?am e comm tte
ponding am ount, unless it ru n s the were uninjured.
risk of exceeding revenues and fac
the p resen t law, relatin g to weed con
The atto rn ey general of the state ing the veto. Yet, the Ways and
tro l district* and th e exterm ination
K îîtîîîî
of noxious weeds. It m erely stiffens has ruled th a t no m inor can work in Means com m ittee has reported out
the presen t law on weed exterm ina any re sta u ra n t, drug store or any num ber of the new appropriations
such place w here cigarettes are inci recom m ending their enactm ent.
So
tion and puts some teeth in it.
fa r it has cut the budget only $15
dentally sold.
xv.
* * * *
House Bill 500, introduced by Mr. 000, which cut does not begin to
“ The mail c a rrie rs should not be
obliged to pay the state gasoline tax H azlett, strikes out a clause in the make room for the new appropria
Since all adjustments are
THE practical value of Ford
because they use only five per cent of section relatin g to the selling of cig tions already recom m ended. Surviv
fixed except the needle valve
simplicity
of
design
is
es
This section ing in the W ays and Means com m it
the state highw ays, fo r the upkeep a re tte s to minors.
and idler, there is practi
pecially
apparent
in
the
fuel
states
th
a
t
having
cigarettes
in
a
tee is the vetoed university library
fo r which this tax is d esignated,” was
cally nothing to get out of
system.
place
of
business,
w
here
m
inors
may
appropriation
bill
of
the
1927
session.
S enator E. F. B ailey’s version of S.
order.
This also m ust be reconed with. As
The gasoline tank is built
this is w ritten , the deficiency for
' The choke rod on the
integral with the cowl and is
1929-1930, counting the Library bill
dash acts as a primer and
unusually sturdy because* it
and the new appropriations being
is made of heavy sheet steel, also as a regulator of your
considered, am ounts to $1,500,000,
gasoline mixture. The new
terne plated to prevent rust
to say nothing of the old deficit.
hot spot manifold insures
or corrosion. An additional
From a scarce 100,000 radio sets in 1922, th ere
New revenue m easures are of no
factor of strength is the fact complete vaporization of the
are
now
approxim
ately
88,000,000
sets
in
this
avail unless supported by popular
gasoline before it enters the
country, c o n trib u tin g to the e n tertain m en t and
that it is composed of only
vote at an election,*so as to place the
enlightenm ent of some 35,000,000 people.^
two pieces, instead of three combustion chamber of the
revenue outside of the 6 per cent
The extension of the service of electric light and
engine.
or four, and is electrically
pow er com panies, which this year will spend
lim itation.
welded— not soldered.
$900 000,000 fo r additional facilities, is r e
As a matter of fact, the
This session has convened longer
sponsible in no small p a rt fo r this rem arkable
fuel system of the new Ford
Because
of
the
location
of
w ithout introduction of the main ap
grow th.
is so simple in design and
the tank, the entire flow of
propriation bills than has any previ
so carefully made that it
gasoline Is an even, natural
ous session of th e O regon legislature
T H E w orld has traveled a long way since 1878, when
flow— following thc natural
requires very little service
The latest the main bills have been
Thom as A. Edison visited the W hite House to e x h ib it his
attention.
law
of
gravity.
This
is
the
started h eretofore was the Saturday
newly developed phonograph to President and Mrs., Hayes^
simplest and most direct
It is recorded th a t they rem ained up until 3 o clock m the
of the fifth week, and this year they
The filter or sediment
m orning listening to the new invention, which was ru n by
way of supplying gasoline to
are coming in only in the middle of
bulb should be cleaned at
the sixth week. This lateness of in
a spring.
thc carburetor without vari
regular intervals and the
troduction, to g eth er w ith considera
ations in pressure. The gaso
carburetor screen removed
Today
the
phonograph
operates
itself;
radio
brings
us
tion of so m any bills outside the bud
line feed pipe of the new
the vocal e n te rta in m e n t of the w orld; * levwl™ “
and washed in gasoline. Oc
get, portends a jam which will carry
Ford is o n ly 18 inches long
around th e corner. - I t is the age of surpnses, w ith chang
casionally the drain plug at
the legislature fa r into the seventh
and is easily accessible all
es com ing so sw iftly th a t we scarcely realize w hat is pass
the
bottom of the carburetor
week, perhaps beyond*«-
ing before som ething new appears.
the way.
should be removed and the
The gasoline passes from
carburetor drained for a
E lectricity, first a curiosity, then a novelty and then a ne
\
cessity has helped make these things possible.
few seconds.
the tank to the carburetor
The village named Service Creek, in
IT H the above account on I is tender. Add contents of a 9-
through a filter or sediment
view, who can deny that by ounce can of Vienna sausage* and
Wheeler county, should be spelled that
Have your Ford dealer
the aid of careful shopping heat through.
bulb mounted on the steel
|*way and not "Sarvicecreek” nor "8ar-
eight
For
the
peach
surprise
look
after these important
and taking advantage 01 food-sales
vlce Creek,” according to a decision of
dash which separates thc
a delicious meal can be prepared peach halve«, from a can are needed.
little details for you when
tho United 8tates geographic board.
g a so lin e tan k fro m the
Chop two tablespoons figs and two
for four adults for one-dollar?
you have the car oiled and
The town is named for the service
The can of vegetable soup needs tablespoons peeans and mix, using
engine.
greased. A thorough, peri
only to have wateg added and to enough evai>orated milk to bind to
berry.
odic
checking-up costs little,
The
carburetor
is
specially
gether.^.
The
seven
cents
left
from
be heated before serving, and the
Crandall Brothers of Lebanon last
but
it
has a great deal to do
designed
and
has
been
built
can of spinach may be sautéd and your dollar wiJl cover the cost of
week shipped a carload of sawed black
Place 'the peach halves to
seasoned with celery salt and onion these
with long life and
to d e liv e r m any
walnut
lumber
to
Los
Angeles.
This
gether, filling the holes with the
•alt and served.
continuously good
thousands of miles
is
the
first
carload
of
thl9
kind
of
fig
and
pecan
mixture.
Place
in
To prepare the sausages, sauté
performance.
o f goo d service»
lumber to leave this part of the state
two sliced onions in two tablespoons sherbet glasses and top . with
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE
To
bacon fat until golden brown. Add whipped, evaporated milk.
Several loads of black walnut logs re
one number 2% can of tomatoes whip the milk, put the can into
cently have been shipped east, but this
and bring to boiling; add salt and water, heat to the boiling point,
is the first to be cut into lumber and
then
chill
rapidly,
then
whip
Serve
ttPtWITfTW U ......mnnHp«MiimiiiimiiillllllimilllllHlHUHIIIHHtWt
pepper to taste. Add one-fourth
then shipped.
>
cup rice and cook gefitly until rice immediately.*
MRS. ELIZA T A T E REID
F u n e ra l services “fo r Mrs. Eliza
T ate Reid, form er resid en t of W asco,
w ere held from the W asco M ethodist
church Sunday afternoon.
Rev. N.
Sherm an Hawks officiating.
In te r
m ent w as in t t e Odd Fellow s’ cem e
te ry a t T he Dalles u n d er th e direction
of Callaw ay’s.
Two sons, A ndrew
Reid of Ponoka, Canada, and W illiam
Reid of V ancouver, B. C., and a
daughter, Mrs. J. P. Neece of P o rt
land, attended the services. A t the
tim e of h e r death, Mrs. Reid was 90
years old. H er fa th e r died a t the
age of 97 years, and a sister in Cali
fornia is 92 years old.
Hotel Moro
REVIEW OF WORK OF
OREGON LEGISLATURE
Independent Warehouse
& Milling Co.
M IL L F E E D A N D F L O U R
Fuel system of the new Ford
has been
designed for reliability
and long service
When The President
Stayed Up
Until 3 o’clock in the morning
A Dollar Dinner For Four
Pacific Power &
Light Company
F ord M otor C ompany
L.