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About The Dam chronicle. (Cascade Locks, Or.) 1934-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1934)
T ill. HAM U lk u N K I.K Rustia Abandons Idea MEADOWS OF MEMORY Agriculture OciHirtincnt Uses Lots of Space of C o m m u n istic " H o m e ” T h e hutterflle* a r e wheeling In lb* T h e locust tree« a r e Bending T b e lr perfum e to a child—« looely one— Who»« ilay Is ending. W hen In th e Weal the banner« of th« bight Display th e ir beauty, A little girl will ta k e h e r bedtime flight— A tiretmme duty. A law recognizing th e family a* the unit of legislation In the govern m ent of th e household has soumled th e dea th knell for the champion* of "f r e e union'' In Russia. T h e neve R ussian m a rria g e law, theoretically «• free a* formerly, m a k es d iv e rr« p ractically ¡mj*o*»!ble for the a v e r a g e husband a n d wife be a u - e of th« difficulty and expense Involve ! Men who do not support th e ir children Will I)« arrested . According to the Vienna Neu« F r e ie Fresse, t.'.-e re<-*.r,t revival of "rad ica lism ," which a t t e m p t e d to abolish th e s ' a t u s of th e housewlf« In th e Ind u strial productive process an d s u b s titu te com m unistic homes with kitchen» an d dining r e i m i tised "Ln c o m m o n w a s of no avail a g a in st th e stre n g th of the fsm.ly unit, which proved too s tro n g for th e comma- niallc Ideal to shatter. U nder th« p r e s e n t law th e communivtlc horn« w as formally ab a n d o n ed .—L ite ra ry Digest. My «- By ANNE CA M PBELL O'* meadows of my memory A CISOB8 A coll!* dog come« n in n ln g T h* buttercup« a re growing happily. T h e quail ar« sunning. A meadow lark Is w h ittling from th« fence— A rail fence sp ra w lin g — And I can h e a r through thicket* greeo • nd denae, T h e cricket« calling. / 'OVKICISO n rgrl} i l i • ït y block*. il»« I ' m i«--1 B l i n i , M l "I Agriculture » re UM largest . | * bulldiiis» to liuti«» g «»rem uent s r tiv lt ir a in \Va*hlngt«tri. T h is photograph, i n k m from t h t IVaahlngtoo uionntmTit, sh o w s Ih* ad m in istra tio n building ( (••rt> where K reretary Walla«-« an>l lila aaalataiita hai.* th e ir «»Wires, while on the rlsh i a re ti n r t t r n s I M c hulhllnira « here the many agri, iilturo Inlnir«tories a r e located. T he artlrltl«-* of the Agricul tu r a l ••Itnlnlalrallnn a r e alao handle«! from thta building. B E D T IM E S T O R Y E O R C H I L D R E N tty THORNTON W. Hl RiJEHS TH E TENDER H EART OE FA R M ER BRO W N S HOY tu rn down the leg of liia trousers. f » r m « r Itrown'a b«>y s ta rte d for the Smiling Fool as fast aa he could run W hen he gol th e re lie dipped a little w ater up In the hollow of Ms luitid sod sprinkled Nimble Heels. Nimlde lleela g iape I a IIMle an d f a r m e i Itrown'* toy put a drop or tw o of w ate r la bla mouth. Nimble Heels oyteoed Ida eye* You see. he hadn't been tletol af te r all, hut he might b a r « died If Farmer. B r o w n s b o y h a d n t Irietl l«> bring Mm hack to life. "I'm ao sorry." m u r m u m l f a r m e r ItroW n s Im y a s he stroked Hie little brown Moose "1‘m ao sorry | guerr how I'd lo-tter ta k e you linim* so aa to he su re you q u ite recover " And So u w as that Nimble ll>*ela began a long tourney C T w R w rw a— WVrtl I m .I m IIKN Nimble l l i r l » the Jum ping Mouse ao u n r i |x-< trdl > )tini|«-d up lo. <U* tl>n |r<>tiM-r* U ( of I a o u r i l l r o w n a boy he |ir»behly a n m<*re frightened th a n f a r m e r llr o w n a hoy blmaelf, am i that la sa)Ing consider able. to i l are for a m inute or two f a r m e r B r a w n s boy cli.tr> i h a t e the least Mr« who**» sh a rp little rlaw a ll" 'M w ere clinging lo h:a leg lie elm ply knew that (here a n aoinellilna all>e on bla Lt.ee anti bia r.rai thought w as of a kiiak* f a r m e r B raw n's hoy tloea not like t i . t k r t | f h* hail *|o».e any r e « I think ng hr wool.I h a r e known lh a t It Cami.ln I lo* a >■ ' r a Mhnke Woultl h a r e frit very ilifft rent. Ilut I a r mef llr o w n a laty s< r«-d Drat anil th ought afte rw a rtla In timee of W IT T Y K IT T Y f r a l d a n g e r ttila o f trn la Ihe Iteal way *v anna wnicuvt rt in am of doing In lim ra of Imaginary dan- | r r It la o f trn the oilier way around Aim. it w l l h f I knowing li.nl he was doing It. f a r m e r llr o w n a Imy t-r-ucht his hand down heavily at the |>>lnt Where he frit lh..ae al.nr|t little rl«w> 1'h.Jrr h a hand he fell a soft Utile I " t i h i " rrietl f a r m e r llrow n'a ht>y “ 1 m afrwhl that that was I »army Meadow Mouse and lhat I r e kilh*<1 hiln “ f a r m e r llr o w n a hoy sal down In the grasa, and wllh Ida free hand c a r e fully rolled up Ida tro u sers' leg Until be could ta k e bold of little Nimble Hería. Aa be drew out the dainty little brown c.rtiled fellow F arm er l l r o w n a boy g o r e a little whistle of Surprise. lie had e»j>e. let I lo a>*e blunt headed, stubby tailed, »tout bod- le«l lianny Meadow Mt-uor And here In tils h and was the allnuneat. trimmest little muuoe he ever had aren. And Tha Girl F riend Bay* the only thing a u rb a ta ll! li e w histled again when It seems to ba safe to sell s h o rt Is be saw Ihe length of (ha! alltn, ta p e r d re sse * ing tail. Never before had f a r m e r C n.tl aysJlrsls— WSV servira. l l r o w n a Imy aren a Ju m p in g Mouse. I r little Nlltlbl« lltw-la lay quite »till In f a r m e r Itrown'a boy's hunda. You »ee. lhut bad been a rpry bard blow th a t f a r m e r Itrown'a boy bad stru c k In bla surprise. Instan tly a b>ok of pity and sorrow sw ept over the C H O IC E T H IN G S T O E A T face of f a r m e r Itrown'a Imy. "You poor llllle fellow I I'm a fra id I h a r e vjL’ICK hot Itotilllon may ho made killed you ami I wouldn't b a r e done by using a tcas|MM>nful of the th a t for tbo world," he cried. pivim red vcgriahln paste, dissolved In T h e r e w ere te a r s in Iho eyea of a cupful of hot w ate r Any .ither fir« f a n n e r Itrown'a Imy. aa bo stroked the vor may Im added If desired—• slice sofl llllle h o tly with one Unger. A leg of lemon or s hit of onion extract. moved ami th e n kicked feebly. Into th e eyea of E n rm rr Itrown'a boy crept T om ato Canapa. « look of ho|>o. Without stopping to Cut brend one-fourth Inch thick and m ake Into rounds with a cooky cutter. S pread with b u tte r and then with m a y o n n a ise ; on this put a slice of pooled tom ato (lie sam e size, spread with mayonnaise, edge the tom ato w ith a ring of chopped chives Inside a ring j —s.* ijfkikMt of chopped egg white and Ihe rlced yolk to fill Ihe renter. Top w ith a »luffed olive or a sprig of parsley. W Q P i 0 & /a J i l r room still sta n d s w ithin my memory. I see each low brown r a f te r . T hen I rernenit>er—though I long to t>e W here childish la ughter Made every h o u r of living a refrain. Serene and glow ing— T h e house la tumble«: down, an d ln the lane T he we« >ls a re growing. I C s s r r i s k t . I— W N U S * m e * WNU Servie« She cm bo . * * c n he e i M hey th e r - s ite r B u t s o -— « s ' . - . » ; m pijr. M em w hed ekia. M a r a n d sin es ; lejimng that punpks and hkxrbra ■ U le a d a n g e s sig n a ls o t d n t t t d b o w e ls— y< .s -n u i* w a ste s r a v s g ng th e s y v " m U S « ( N a t u r e ’s R e m e d y ) a tlu r d c o m p e te , th a r o u t» s u m c-a ta x i a n d p ro m p tly c a m a a a y b e a u ty - r u n t n g t n u M S m a tte r . F m e lo r sack h e a d a c h e . U i a m c a d * Q * i « * B t » T ry u u sale« d e p e n d a b le , s l i - _ . v - - t » r M >'• '-- re- I U J T O * N I C H T lf\ ( - t> '—o n l y 2 o c . "TU MS" "W hen suffering from wrhat 1 » known »• apota befora tha eyes." says d u g noatic Oof. “ IP» limy to »«nd tha d*r>j to th e cleaners." * tv«ti trtd iM ii - WM l o e » LOWEST PRICES the )ulee of half a lemon and a few dr»pa of alno.ml (lavorìi g kilt I» g r t h e r well, k n ea d with th e ham!» until smooth ami pllaMe and w!}| m o l d witiM.nt sp lin in g l ' se as nillng for •Intes . 1 , pi n o s or m ade Into balla and rolled In charvilate. gm icd. 0 .*> Wsstsrw N‘*«>y«ro I'filoS on New and Used Ocesns", Cow lia»nt>‘ O u tlin e s T h e r e hav e been no m a jo r changes lu outline* of oceans and con tin en ts s l n . f earliest tim es, aay* th e Smith sohian Institution. A hamlet la an Fngtlsh b re a k fa st dish consisting mainly of eggs and bam o s kt-d to g e th er When you w ant to m a k e s o m e thing more than It Is you put it on a graph. See ut for anything you n t t d a s # • Corrugated Roofing • A LA SKA JUNK CO. «0 0 S. W . Firvt A v e n u e Phone A t S101 P o rtla n d - th-rtlQ— O Q -» 9 0 e» • • (or FARM ERS DAIRYMEN STO CKM EN IloihgrK o o kBook A L ow est P e r p e tu a l Ic* F ield T h e lowest p erp e tu al Ice field In the c o ntinental U nited S tate s Is th e C a r bon Cllacicr In Mt. R a n le r National park, with an elevation o f f.noo f e e t C . U rli S y s i l l r s t * — W N U S e r v i r * H eadquarters • • T h e D ardanelles w ere a low class of people during the war. f . mil Syndicate — WNU Servlc* "Fop. w hat la J a u n d lc e t" " T h e yellow periL" Ora««** ULTNOMAH T he C rusades affect«! the grow th of cities because th e country all w ent to weevls while they w ere s w a y and w hen they cauie hack they had to move to the city. • - • • When the L ibera! Far*y spilt Far- nell w as left w ithout nny s u p p o r te r * • If «nd f it u n g s PLUMBING FIXTURES BA RB WIRE—Heavy sn<l U3M 28 G au g e G alven ixed Jo n a h was n tn.nn and he swallowed a whale. a s s When Cromwell ruled n n g ln n d he was so religious he shut up all the m ovie* I p ip e s , v a l v e s B O N E R S are actual hum orous tid bits found in exam ination pa pers. essay*, etc., by teacher*. H o ax like and Hoipitabh • Re lev Very Reetonebl* When in the Northwest II O i l m H Learning to Protect Their Homes HOTELS l l n tlie hub of PortldM. OiwJon'« »hopp*n^ and theatrical center... these two splendid hostelnes of fer you every comfort and luxury at evtremely moderate cost. (I BEST IN THE WEST Portland s newest and finest ho tels. .. located in the hub of th* shoev-nq and recreational district .. are the unquest oned, choce of experienced travelers. Cider Punch. Heat up a gins» of apple Jelly to a froth, add a cupful of boiling w ater and a q u a rt of elder. F lavor with n u t meg. Fill glasses with shaved Ice and pour over th is th e punch. feAHAHto Complexion Curse" D O N E E S I^YOli Know— it the torch-fish, a very u«ly 1 nokinj{ apcciman of d e e p -se a fish fo u n d off Madeira, carriea « luminoua Iiulb «hove the eye* resent- blinjf « torch from which it Keta its name. __ Oyster Cocktail In G rapafrult Shall« Flit tw o tnhUwpoonfills of ca tsu p , a Mhles|Mmnful of chill snure, » dash of pnprlkn and tabasco Into a small glass with o n e h a l f dosen oyster* for each cocktail. Set Into th e shell of half s grapefruit, su rro u n d with Ice on the pinto and serve. H orseradish Is weli liked an d tuny bo su b stitu te d for the citlll sauce. M CTLN'J on tl»« suggestion ot Mr* F r a n k lin 1» Rocoevelt. the w om en of llor A deutow n, N. J.. a r e taking up seriously th e study of m a rk sm a n sh ip for the protection of t h e y homes an d th e ir children from the dep re d atio n s of b urglars Almond Past*. T a k e half a pound of hlaneh«d an d ground altnonda, the yolks of two and kidnaper«. l.leuL H a rry W. Barrick. United S ta te s arm y pistol an d rifle cham . Ion an d tnfa itry In stru cto r a t fhe Bordentown Military Institute, baa 1 tak en the h i« « < V r his tutelage. Tw o of bis promising pupils a r e her« W N U — 18 ■hewn, with their children. m •T " -sÆ 14 34 )
