THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
Thursday, September 24, 1936
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OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
When making bread and butter
pudding, sprinkle each slice of
bread and butter with desiccated
coconut instead of currants, and
strew some on the top. This will
make a change from the ordinary
pudding and will be found very
tasty.
• • •
Japanned articles should never
be washed in hot water, as the
japan is likely to wash off. Use
lukewarm water and soap.
• • •
Steaming is a good way to cook
vegetables, as it reduces the loss
01 minerals and vitamins. It is
also economical, because you can
cook several different vegetables
at a time.
• • •
If the stalks of broccoli are too
thick, split them lengthwise be
fore boiling, so that stalks will
cook in the same amount of time
as the buds. Broccoli should cook
for 20 minutes after water starts
boiling.
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Be careful to wash all garden
furniture before storing away.
Nests built by insects in crevices
in furniture are often overlooked.
It is in this way insects often get
into the house.
• • •
Lemon slices served with tea
are more attractive when
sprinkled with paprika or chopped
parsley
Brief Resume of Happenings
of the Week Collected tor
Our Readers
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Long on Power
We have more power than will:
and it is often by way of excuse
to ourselves that we fancy things
are impossible.
Astoria—About $100,000 will be
spent this winter to put Fort Stev
ens and Fort Clatsop in tip top con
dition.
Salem—Patrons of the Mountain
States Power company received a
12 12% rate reduction amounting to
$75,000 annually.
Medford—The Rogue river valley
pear crop is moving to the market
at the rate of 50 cars daily accord
ing to late reports.
Albany—Linn county voters will
vote on the question of prohibiting
the sale of intoxicating liquors in
the coming election.
Astoria—Plans and specifications
are being rushed for a new trollers'
mooring basin to be constructed with
$14,000 of PWA funds.
Hood River—Tonnage of the 1936
Bartlett pear crop will probably
equal the 5400 tons of last year. The
fruit is of high quality.
McMinnville—State highway crews
are surveying the McMinnville-Tilla-
mook highway with an eye to elimi
nating nine curves some of which are
dangerous.
North Bend—The Chinook salmon
run is better than usuai this fall ac
cording to word here. Floyd Maple
brought in a catch of 51 fish weigh
ing over 1200 pounds.
Seaside—Purchase of property is
being considered by the city council
for the purpose of enlarging the
quarters of the fire department, li
brary, and housing for an informa
tion bureau.
Roseburg—Anti-noise law prohib
iting the use of cowbells at night
was discovered to be still in effect
here. The ordinance was discovered
by L. M. Lowell, field worker for
WPA historical survey.
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Astoria—Super-sweet peas from
this district are bringing from 60
cents to a dollar more in Eastern
markets than any other peas. The
price ranges up to $3 per hamper,
the highest it has ever been.
Grants Pass—It remained for a
tourist to describe the Pacific high
way south of here. “I like your Mae
West highway” the tourist wrote in
the comment book at the chamber
of commerce,—"smooth and curved.”
The Dalles—Continuing its drive
for a Columbia River dam at The
Dalles, the chamber of commerce
here selected a committee of five to
direct all promotion in connection
with the campaign. Army engineers
are expected to report on such a dam
by the end of the year.
Salem—The institutional budget
for the state will be tentatively $1,-
100,000 higher for the next two
years than for the current biennium,
according to Budget Director Wallace
Wharton. Governor Martin stated
that tentative requirements may be
higher but that doesn’t mean that
they will receive that amount.
Eugene—A pioneer farmer of the
Pleasant Hill district near here, who
has never owned or driven an auto
mobile and refuses to abandon his
horse and buggy, is finding the high
ways rather dangerous he admitted
ruefully. Recently, a motorcycle
struck his buggy doing some damage
and upsetting his peace of mind and
a few days later an automobile
crashed into it, virtually wrecking
it and shaking him up badly.
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Astoria—After remaining off the
river for two days the Astoria fish
ermen voted to start the fall season
at the packers original offer.
This decision netted the fishers 2
cents per pound for fish the first
night and 5 cents for bright fish and
2 cents for tules the balance of the
season.
CAPITOL BUILDING STARTED
Salem—R emo v » 1 of shrubbery
marked the beginning of construc
tion on Oregon's new $2,500,000
building to replace the one destroyed
by fire. Exactly one year, six months
and 15 days elapsed between the
tragic destruction of the 60 year old
statehouse and the transplanting of
the shrubs to make ready for the ex
cavation for the new one.
Preliminary work will require
about 45 days and the contract for
the superstructure will be let early
in November which will require about
two years to finish.
Astoria—The four year task of re-
building the south jetty was finished
recently by the completion of the
three months task of consolidating
the jetty—the pouring of an asphalt
sand mixture In between the big
boulders.
Grants
Pas«—Started
less
than
five years ago at the junction of the
caves and Redwood highway and hav
ing juat recently obtained a new port-
office named Cave Junction by the
government. Cave City is discussing
Incorporation under the latter name
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-
H What I saw at the national
air races in Los Angeles set me
to thinking. It’s a dangerous
thing—thinking is—and nearly al
ways upsetting to the peace of
mind.
I’m thinking that no longer is the
navy our first line of defense nor
the army the second
line. I’m thinking
that the chief peril—
and the chief securi
ty from that peril—
is in the air now.
And of all the
great powers, we
are the most woe
fully behind in the
matter of airplane
protection. It would
take us two years to
make our air force Irvin S. Cobb
as strong as it was
four years ago. It would take in
finitely longer than that to make
it as strong as the present footing
of any country which conceivably
might attack us.
Well, we could always lock the
stable after the horse was gone—if
the stable hadn’t been blown flat.
Rules for Long Life.
JAPANESE doctor has landed
with the word that, by follow
ing a few simple rules, a fellow
lives to be 240 years old. He didn’t
say, but I figure this applies only
to those of us who never go motor
ing.
The principal rules are to sleep
on a hard mattress with a metal
pillow and learn to wriggle like a
goldfish. Whether, in time, the be
ginner sprouts gills and a fantail is
not stated, but it sounds plausible.
I’ve already spoken to a tinsmith
about a pillow and, on awakening
this morning, made a few experi
mental wriggles.
My intentions
might fool some people, but I don’t
believe they’d fool a goldfish, unless
he’d been drinking or something.
I’m afraid my finning was faulty.
Besides, I didn’t feel any too digni
fied—greeting the dewy dawn by
behaving goldfishiously.
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War Names Confusing.
NJ OT content with coining eighty
- ′ or ninety separate different
and confusing names for the oppos
ing forces in Spain, the correspond
ents have gone and thunk up a
plum bran’ new one—extremists.
Maybe, though, the point is well
taken. The dispatches would seem
rather to indicate that quite a num
ber of persons over tl.ere have late
ly shown a tendency to verge to
ward the extreme.
And picking out the various par
ties mixed up in the French politi
cal mess—that’s another tough job.
Only today I ran into this one—left
centrist. It sort of suggests Ty Cobb
in his palmy days, covering the
outfield. But—that couldn’t be be
cause the French don’t go in for
baseball. They prefer dueling as be
ing just as exciting.
I must say it’s discouraging just
when, by following the news from
Paris, I’m beginning to get the Reds
unscrambled from the Pale Pinks,
and the Mauves from the Helio
tropes, and the Holy Rollers from
the Merry Widows, to have this add
ed complication bust right in my
face. Looks as though I’ll have to
start it all over again.
• • •
How to Reduce.
4 VER since the day when I was
— known among friends as Thy
roid Deficiency Irvy, the human de
tour, I’ve fought the losing fight
against overweight.
I tried dieting and became the
best friend the American spinach in
dustry ever knew, yet had only to
turn my head to brag and I re
gained, practically instantaneously,
what I’d lost. I exercised until I
had the jitters, but when I’d taken
off half a pound, it bounced right
back while the doctors were reviv
ing me.
But now I’ve found the absolute
ly certain cure for reduction. It’s
working in a moving picture with
little Jane Withers. When she sets
the pace you can track yourself
back home by your own perspira
tion.
Another engagement with
Janie and I could be rented out
as my own living skeleton.
• • •
Has Memories of Valencia.
I T’S hard to concentrate on pen-
- nant fights in the big leagues
when we read of war-racked Spain,
with 100,000 already dead.
I hope the lovely old city of Va
lencia has escaped the common ru
in. Seven years ago I was travel
ing around and about over three
continents, and at every stop had
listened morning, noon and night,
to the song “Valencia.”
So a friend and I made a pilgrim
age to the town in which presum
ably, the thing originated, and Va
lencia turned out to be the one spot
on the map where nobody had ever
played that tune or sung it or
hummed it or whistled it, or even
heard of it.
It was indeed a relief. So we
stayed a week. The sherry-and-
egg before luncheon was also quite
good—all but the egg!
IRVIN S. COBB.
©WNU Service.
CHOOL
Lesson
By REV HAROLD L LUNDQUIST,
Dean of the Moody Bible Institute
of Chicago
© Western Newspaper Union.
Lesson for September 27
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LESSON TEXT—Matthew 13:24-33.
GOLDEN TEXT—They rehearsed all
that God had done with them, and how
he had opened the door of faith unto
the Gentiles.—Acts 14:27
PRIMARY TOPIC —How the Good
News Spread.
JUNIOR TOPIC—How the Good News
Spread.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
IC—Christianity Reaching Out.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
—The Spread of Christianity in Western
Asia.
Review Sunday provides a
needed opportunity to determine
not only whether the class mem
bers have learned and retained the
truth taught, but. what is of equal
importance, whether the teacher
has accomplished the purpose in
mind at the beginning of the
series.
What was the aim set before us
for the three months? “To lead
the student to an understanding of
New Testament Christianity, and
to beget in him the desire and
purpose to live the Christian life
and to win others to faith in the
Lord Jesus."
The test which we apply as the
twelve lessons of the past quarter
pass in review is
As a student, have I seen in the
spread of Christianity the opera
tion of a gospel of salvation which
is the power of God for my salva
tion? Or, if I am saved, have I
been stirred to a more earnest
Christian life and a real passion
for the salvation of others?
As a teacher, have I really used
my opportunity to win the mem
bers of my class to faith in the
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ?
Have I brought to bear on the
lives of those in my class who are
Christians the Word of God, stir
ring them to holiness of life and
zeal for God’s cause on earth?
If we cannot reply in the af
firmative, should we not
ask
whether our efforts to teach have
been largely fruitless? But let us
not be discouraged, for even as we
now review the lessons we have
studied together the Holy Spirit is
ready to do His work and apply
the truth to hearts and lives.
To many teachers the prepara
tion and presentation of the review
lesson is the most difficult of any
during the quarter. To the student
who has given little or nothing to
the preparation of weekly lessons
it is often a rather disconnected
and uninteresting recapitulation of
twelve lessons.
A suggested method of gathering
up the essential teachings of these
lessons is to group them around
the following seven points:
The spread of Christianity after
our Lord’s departure into the glory
was distinguished by the fact that
1. It was by the preaching of
a faith that began and continued
in the power and demonstration of
the Holy Spirit. God honors such
preaching and teaching in our day.
2. It was a spiritual movement
that demonstrated its God - given
power by thriving on persecution.
One wonders whether much of the
activity of the church in our day
has not fallen into the doldrums
of pious respectability. Perhaps we
need a little persecution.
3. It was not the propagation of
theological theory or of a religious
sect or party. It was a movement
of the Spirit of God which saved
men, and saved them to win and
serve their fellow-men.
True
Christian service is nobler and
more sacrificial than any non
Christian social service.
4. It was a movement in which
laymen as well as religious work
ers had a place. Philip the lay-
man served with Paul the apostle.
Lay men and women let us be
awake to our responsibilities and
privileges.
5. Difference of opinion was not
permitted to hinder God's work.
Do we know enough to let God
work among us, even if he does
not work just as we think he
should ?
6. The missionary spirit of the
preacher was carried over to the
convert.
This is a succession
which God has continued to our
day.
Are we co-operating and
helping it forward?
7. The gospel is tor all men,
Gentile as well as Jew, whether
yellow, red, black, or white. The
great commission is still our com
mand and our authority to pray,
give, and go, that all men may
hear the gospeb of the Grace of
God.
Power oí Little Rivers
Little rivers seem to have the in
definable quality that belongs to cer
tain people in the world—the power
of drawing attention without count
ing it, the faculty of exciting inter
est by their very presence and way
of doing things.—Van Dyke.
On Being Just
Whatever is unjust is contrary to
the divine will; and from this it fol
lows that no true and abiding happi
ness can be gained by those who
are unjust.—Stretch.
The Mind
Meter •
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LOWELL
HENDERSON
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The Jumbled Sentence
True-False Test
In this test there are eight
mixed-up sentences, which are
either true or false. First, re-
arrange the sentence to read prop
erly, and secondly, underline the
letter T if the statement expresses
a true fact, or underline the let
ter F if the fact expressed is
false.
1. Louis located center the in is
St. American financial. T—F
2. Of flows the Mexico the Gulf
Mississippi into. T—F
3. Roosevelt's woman in there
a President is cabinet. T—F
4. To belongs France island Ber
muda of the. T—F
5. The situated Panama equator
canal the is below. T—F
6. Proclamation war chief of
cause Emancipation was the the
Civil the. T—F
7. Get must through China Ha
waii to to one pass. T—F
8. Sea river the into the flows
Black Volga. T—F
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1. The American financial cen
ter is located in St. Louis. F.
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Gulf of Mexico. T.
3. There is a woman in Presi
dent Roosevelt’s cabinet. T.
4. The island of Bermuda be
longs to France. F.
5. The Panama canal is situated
below the equator. F.
6. The Emancipation Proclama
tion was the chief cause of the
Civil war. F.
7. One must pass through Ha
waii to get to China. F.
8. The Volga river flows into
the Black sea. F.
Back to the Land
For Contentment
There’s a Difference
A conservative puts two and two
together and so does an optimist,
but the conservative has the two
and two.
What we call "charm” is
founded on kindheartedness. You
can depend on that virtue.
In ruling, better be careful.
Minorities have a way of suddenly
becoming majorities.
It is as easy to waste hard
earned money as it is if it is a
windfall.
Brilliancy Amuses
No one has the moral right to
“talk cynical” who can’t do it
brilliantly.
The condition of being hard-
boiled is incurable and seldom
even concealed.
The book that nobody noes—the
checkbook.
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TALL:
A man went to the country to
find contentment —and found only
more unrest. It is the commonest
of mistakes. People seek content
ment in other places, not knowing
that if they are to find content
ment, here or there, they must
first have the capacity for it in
their own souls. For it is inner
and not outer.
Nevertheless, I know well many
cases in which men and women,
returning to life in country places,
simple living, a certain amount of
manual labor (not to exhaustion)
and, above all, stillness, have been
able to reconstruct their lives.—
David Grayson in Cosmopolitan.
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Keep your nose out of the track
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