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HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929. PAGE FIVE ThislVfeelt By Arthur Brisbane Cow Milking Table. Stand or Run You're Shot. An Offer for Coolidge. Why Not Lindbergh? Farmers will be Interested In the "fifty cow milking table." The in formation comes from Dr. J. H. McNeil, Chief of the New Jersey Bureau of Animal Industry. The milking table Is . devised by the Walker Gordon Company's New Jersey milk farm. It Is a beginning of industrial methods applied to milk production. A huge table like a small "round house" with fifty absolutely clean cow stalls on it, is made to revolve, slowly. The cows walk on and off, while the table is in motion, and soon get used to the new Idea. To each cow an electrical milking device is attached as it enters its stall. At the end of one complete table turning, the cow, milked and "stripped," walks off the table at the spot where it walked on, and is immediately fed. Feed your cows always after milking. Feeding before milking taints the milk. Cows like the milk mass production Idea, the relief of milking, followed by the pleasure of eating, makes a pleasant combina tion. The Walker Gordon Company, milking fifteen hundred cows in one of Its stables, can use several tables. Farmers may take their cows to cooperative milking lines, like the production line in an automobile factory. Workmen will stand still, cows slowly passing them, one man cleaning them free of dust by vac uum cleaner, made by Mr. Wooley of the American Radiator Company. Another man would wash the cows' udders, another apply the milking machinery, another meet the milked cow, walking off the line to her dinner. Such a plan, taking the cow to the mun, would put milk farming on a modern Industrial basis. The average milk farmer would like to get thirty cents a quart for his milk, as Walker Gordon does, in stead of $1.80 for 100 pounds of milk, but that is another problem. In these days of widespread crime it Is difllcult to know whether to stand still or run. Henry Lagowitz, sveenteen, In nocent of evil, coming out of his aunt's house, saw a "plain clothes" detective who for some reason did n't like his looks and told him to stop. He thought It was a highwayman and ran. On general principles, the detective shot him. He will recover. On the high road a man raises his hand, orders a driver to stop. The driver has two guesses. He may be stopped by a highwayman, intent on robbing him, or by a vir tuous prohibition enforcement otti cer, investigating. The wise thing to do is to stop and save your life,' for in either case you run the risk of being shot. Mr. Mills, able advertising man, wishes you to know that he has offered President Coolidge $75,000 a year for four years, to act as general director of a home-furnish ing movement President Coolidge has bigger offers. Why not offer the home furnishing job to Colonel Lind bergh, whose mind just now is pro bably concentrated on that very subject. "I say it is" "I say It isn't" "Hush, my dear children you'll give the window a pain (pane)." It was Mother Rabbit trying to make peace between the two Rabbit children. "Well, Mother, I want Bobble to help the Blues and " "Who has the blues? That's what I want to know," said Bobbie reply ing to his sister. "If you children are ready, I'll ex plain about the Blues." "I know Mother, but if we are red" "You're getting awfully funny," replied Billie. "Even the clock is laughing as it puts its hands In front of its face," luughed Bobbie. "Come, keep still. Let Mother tell us." "I am one of the Blues at your school. It counts 20 when I visit and it counts 20 when Mrs. White Rab bit goes for the Reds. Is that quite clear to you children?" "Sure it's clear, but when are you going?" asked Bobbie. "I am going when you two go up stairs and put your feet at the head of the bed and go to sleep. No, I mean, when you put your heads at the head of the beds and " "Mother, I think you must have been talking to the Wise Old Owl," laughed Billie, as she gave her Mo ther a big kiss. Bobbie followed suit and soon the children were climbing the stairs on the way to their rooms. Billie looked down and shouted: "Mother, you have a hole in your face!" "Have I?" cried Mis. Rabbit, in amazement "Ha, ha, he, he! It's your mouth," cried Billie, as she ducked into her room. TO THE PUBLIC. Those stop signs along the streets of Heppner entering the state high way, must be observed. Most people recognize them but others do not seeming to take the signs as a joke and pay no attention to then From now on anyone passing them up will be given a tag and sent to the City Recorder to explain. The sign says STOP, not slow down, so take warning. By Order of City Officers. John Day Valley Freight Line (Incorporated) Operating between Heppner and Portland and John Day Highway Points. DAILY SERVICE Prompt delivery, rates reasonable plus personal and courteous service. $10,000 cargo insurance. CITY GARAGE, Local Agent, Phone 172 n Jlifadfs vJoMfySQcms Helena Rubinsfeirt mm 2etii-a from beauty, Make approach to ugliness? Browning. Today, in finishing my series of talks on the different types of skin texture, I want to touch a little (and that is all I can do at this time) on the importance of giving added thot and attention to skins that are slug gish and inclined to discoloration which may be the result of an upset internal condition. This type of skin is often posses sed by women of forty or more. And many do not seem to realize the importance of counteracting thiB condition before the evil becomes so deeply rooted that it requires just that much additional effort and care to get it back to normal. It is a great pity to behold women of perhaps thirty-five, forty or forty-five years of age able to afford the best the world offers in clothes and all the luxuries dear to the fem inine heart, appearing in public dressed in the height of fashion yet with skins that are yellow and blotchy. The entire appearance is spoiled by a poor complexion. For no matter how smart the frock or hat, it loses a great deal of its charm if the wearer's skin shows plainly the marks of neglect. The sluggish skin is the skin that is sub-normal in its ability to throw off its own impurities, which func tion is the "active skin's" secret of beauty. An "active skin" responds at once to fresh air, even to very cold air, and will brighten and glow under its influence, while an inac tive skin either remains unaffected or becomes pinched and blue, or chapped and roughened. The sub-normal, inactive skin which, as I said before, troubles so many women, must be stimulated by the use of extraneous aids, and much more strenuous methods are necessary for it than for the nor mal, active skin. The stimulating creams must be still more active, also the lotions and astringents. Most important of all there must be a constant daily and even sometimes twice daily application of some stimulat ing preparation which contains cer tain ingredients that whip the blood to the face with the utmost rapidity and then, massage. The necessary massage Includes vigorous slapping and vibrating of the face. For those wno nave noi the perseverance or patience to do this with their own hands, or can not place themselves in the care of an expert for treatments, assistance may be obtained by using an elec tric vibrator. There is, str ictly speaking, no rest for the woman who possesses a sluggish skin. She must be ever on the alert to provide stimulation, ac tivity, never allowing the complex ion to relapse into unwholesome ways. Art Miller, congenial handy man at the Curran and Barr pastime for the past several months, accompan ied Harry Duncan to Arlington Sun day, and remained there to take a position in the Oasis cafe and bil liard parlor. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT. Notice ia hereby given that the un-fjf-mirnffJ Miiiiiihlrttrator ut the Estate of Hiram f. Clark, deceased, has filer! his final arcount in -the County Court of the Slate of Oregon for Morrow County, unfi that said Court has des ignated an the time ad plue for hear ing on said final account May 6, 1929, at th hour -f loon o'Ho'-k A. M. of the -aid day in the Court Room of said Court in Heppner, Oregon. Anyone having rejections to said final account mu.ut' file same on or before said date of heajing. This notice is published by virtue of an order of the County Court made and entered on the 23rd day of March, 1929. K. E. CLARK. Administrator of the Katate of HIRAM E CLARK, deceased. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Viti'.- h hereby given that the undf-r- slgned has filed his final account as administrator of the estate of Charles A, Harrington, deceased, and that the County Court of the State of Oregon for Morrow County has appointed Mon day, the 6th day of May, 1929. at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day as the time, and the County Court Room in the Court House at Hepppner as the place, of hearing and settlement of said final account. Ob jections to said final account must be filed on or before said date. H. J. CASOV. Administrator. POWDER, w.lt never faHJCT?.; For a GOOD MEAL at ANY TIME ELKHORN RESTAURANT ED CHINN, Prop. BUILD A HOME FIRST "THE FORD" t or 4 rooms bath nook basement. Material cost about the same as Ford Car. Windows, Casement Sash Blinds, Flower Boxes and Entrances. Doors Frames, Trim and "THE DODGE" 4 or S rooms bath nook basement fireplace. 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