Thursday, August 4, 1927.
FIVE
| off. Premiums for high
protein
I wheat in this country were well
10
VOLUME 1
LAURENCE LOCKNEY, Editor
l maintained. Pacific cbast markets
: were more active with receipts In­
YOSEMITE
he could get into it without doing SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
creasing and a fairly active de­
FROM COYOTE GULCH mand from Europe but little call
Having seen the Yosemite Valley a Houdini?*
I Yours for more truth and bus-
(By Chapparal Charlie)
from the Orient. Heavier offering
in all its intrepid grandeur, the
Bassmou^h Baker of Bullfrog of crop rye weakened the market,
editor of the Catamount offers the] iness.
SPARKPLUG SPARKS, Buttes was in our midst this week but corn held firm. New crop feed!
following accurate and inspiring de-
scription of same: The Yosemite' Ford Agent and Parts on Hand. on the lookout for a sheepherder barley was generally weaker on
!
to take the place of a demised increasing receipts but the San
Valley is a gouge in the face ofI
LOCAL NEWS
Francisco market was reported firm
herder
who
ran
afoul
of
a
posse
nature seven miles long ,a$l three
Wild Bill Mullen writes that he|
thousand feet deep. It is covered is making good in Chicago politics ■ a few weeks ago while he was with supplies below last year. Best
with deep snow in winter and with and has been promoted to the skinning a calf that didn't carry malting grades were firm at all
points.
tourists and natives and dirt in machine gun squad.
his brand.
Livestock!—Some adjustment in
summer.
It
was
made
several
years
I
I
Little
Emily
Hornblossom
won
,
, .
A representative of the Los An-
nrvrx
place
with
ago
by a glacier which slipped 1 geleg watVr c
was seen out a silver medal the other night at cattle markets took
I western markets generally well sup-
loose from its moorings and wen* in the middle wst a few days
ago, the community hall for her essay
pell-mell for election down
the looking for a suitable place to tap on “It’s a Good Law, 1 But
It’siPlied and a lighter run in eastern
— ----
, markets with slight price changes
mountain side, gouging a gash that
Easy to Break.”
* is worth going miles to see. The the Mississippi River.
7Snoot Simpkins is having more' accordingly. Hogs arrived in 11b-
Snip Jiggs writes from New York
glacier melted overnight and the that Jack Sharkey carried of sec­ than usual good luck with his po-I | eral numbers but the demand was
next day the valley was opened ond prize in a recent exhibition of tato bugs this year and expects i good enough to bring about slight-
* to tourists.
to raise a smart sized crop if his ly firmer prices, Good killer lambs
skill.
were firm with receipts lighter in
The falls of the Yosemite which
Reports from Los Angeles state potatoes holds out until the bugs
eastern markets but things were
are composed of water in its nat­ that Aimee has arrived and has mature.
ural state, are working night and her hands full <X the situatl'gi.
Flapjack Horner of the Red Hill not so good in the west and
heavier shipments of natives
day at the present writing, and
Steve Riley, who was a top ser­ Mine was in our settlement Mon-
create a feeling of deep-seated ad­ geant in the late war, has joined day after a load of blasting pow- partly finished rangers the
miration in the breast of the tourist the peace movement and wifi whist­ der to blow some gold out of the look is not considered so favorable
in eastern
this week
quarters,
who gazes up at them with un­ le into an aphis sprayer.
ground if they strike any.
especially for poorly finished kinds.
covered head, and with the same
There
is
not
much
news
this
Hi Nibbs became a martyr to
reverential awe that he beholds science last Tuesday when an ex­ week as the most of our sitizens
Butter—The San Francisco mar­
the two-headed calf in a side-show, plosion occured in the stuff he are visiting parts unknown, where ket was steady with prices firmer.
The falls start in at 'the top of was making' from a new recipe.
were
unsettled
they will remain until the grand Eastern markets
the gorge and adopt a downward
with receipts lighter, storing still
Cube Root, who has thought up jury disbands.
course, gently but firmly forcing
heavy and production declining but
new Aimee joke, will start on
THE COWBOY’S LAMENT
their several ways through the oz- a vaudeville tour next week.
irregular. Dairy feeds are advanc­
(By Wampus Pete, Silver Penned ing in price generally.
onic atmosphere until they reach
Jack Dempsey, who was first In
Poet of the* Sierras)
par. They usually hit the bottom the hearts of countrymen for sev­
Prunes—Limited future sales of
with a splash.
Where
is the ranch we knew so Yugoslavian prunes are reported at
eral years, has announced that he
The native Californian likes to will run for a second term.
well,
$3.48 to $3.59 per hundred pounds,
hear a tourist bragging about the
Where pleasant years w?re spent? ■ delivery before October 15 f.o.u.
Miss Goldie Boone had the mis­
wonders of Niagara, and then he fortune to tear her new summer Where are the cows of yesteryear?-
I Valjevn
’rhe c-np
is now
past:
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.
;
.
y
Where have the critters went? I the critical period and is expected
takes the tourist to Yosemite Val- skirt while passing by the eaves of
ley, stands beneath the towering Stone Bruce’s bungalow last
to equal or exceed last year’s pro­
Sun- No longer do the ranches hold
falls, waves his hand with a sweep day.
Kind counsel for our moods; duction of dried fruit.
that is meant to convey a wealth
Prof. Flyleaf Adkins, who went They’re stocking city fellers now—
of meaning throws out his chest trout fishing on Roaring River Fri-
A resting place for dudes.
and says: “Look what we got!”
day, returned home in time for RIOT SQUAD VISITS
Parabase Motor Oil
But if he had no Yosemite Falls supper and sat down to a nice
MESCAL
BILL
’
S
HOME
30c per Quart.
the Californian belongs to that in­ string of canned salmon.
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
trepid race of argonauts who can
Last Sunday morning about ten
Centipede Clark’s brindle
pot-
manufacture
their
own
golden hound was a kennel guest of Rat- o’clock, citizens in the neighbor-
Vernonia Service
fleece out of sandstone. He is the tiesnake Ike’s collie pup over the hood of Mescal Bill’s capacious
Station
kind of patriot who would take week-end.
shack, heard many and numerous
the Niagara enthusiast out In the
Mescal Bill’s pet goldfish clr- cries and squalls and shrieks and
back yard, turn on the hydrant, cumnavigated the globe
Tuesday, howls as though murder or some
wave his band depreciatingly, and
Scotty Macpherson ran out of other kind of misdemeanor was
say: “Look What We Got!”
change while purchasing an Ice being committed. An investigating
Ebenezer Squills broke a pitch- cream cone at the picnic Tuesday. committee consisting of Archimed­
Old Quib Skills says be believes es Puck, Quib Skills and Miss Rosie
fork Monday in an attack ofl a
he is getting deaf, as he hasn’t Rootetnoot went over to see what
mosquito.
heard the rustle of a woman’s skirt all the ruckus wah about and came
ANOTHER LIE NAILED
away with the information fiiat
in several years.
In a recent issue of this here
Bearcat Boone’s pet rattlesnake Mescal Bill’s four year old son,
Catamount the editor of same gave was chased into the house Tuesday Wildcat, had been hogtied and was
getting his ears washed so he would
vent to his colossal and stupen­ by a white rat.
dous ignorance by stating idiotoral-
The diving board on Alkali Lake be ready for Sunday school.
ly that the Ford car didn’t only has not been used this summer, as
ANTI-GAMBLING LAW
have but three doors, when it is the lake has dried up to such an
PASSED BY TRUSTEES
an unequivocal and poignant tace extent that there is about one hun­
that the Ford car has been man- dred yards of solid earth between
The hom’d of trustees of Cactus
ufactured, f. o. b. as near as De­ the diving board and the water, Flat passed an anti-gambling ordi­
troit, with four whole doors for which makes diving from the board nance last week, which reads as
a year and over, and I have been I impractical.
follows: “It shall be unlawfu' to
intending to advertise that colossal
Harve Ham exhibited a fishhook play any game of poker, blackjack,
and stupendous fact but I have this week upon which he almost keno, roulette, faro, dice, rummy,
been so busy th? past year I could­ caught a huge trout, which would or of operating any machine, article
n’t get around to it. Of course have tipped the scales at nine and instrument of whatnot whatsoever
that old 1914 rattletrap that rhe a half pounds.
which may be used for the pur­
editor drives ain’t only got three
Hurd Howe writes that Old man pose of playing, or winning or los­
doors, but if he would haul it out Johnson, who pitched winning ball ing money, merchandise, racing
to the junk pile where it belongs for Washington twenty years ago stock, marbles or chalk, without
and buy one of our ultra-super is still pitching winning ball for first securing a license from the
improved models he would find that Washington.
village clerk.”
THE CACTUS FLAT CATAMOUNT
NUMBER
I
Grass seed—The Kentucky blue-J der the age of 16 who are opcrat-
grass seed crop is larger and prices ing motor vehicle^. This Is In
being paid growers in
eastern 1 violation of the motor vehicle law
states is even lower than last year.1 and arrests will follow if this prac­
Orchard grass seed is moving! tice is not stopped.
slowly at prices about like :ast1
W. J. Kelly, City Marshal
year.
Wallowa—300 Mongolian pheas-
Notice to Property Owner,
| ants are released from Pendleton
You are hereby notified to have hatchery.
a^ Krass a°d weeds cut and dls-
Hood River—One Lambert cher­
P°sed
on anY and all property
you own or occupy, in compliance ry tree paid E. R. Moller $157.50
with weed ordinance No. 163.
this year.
W. J. Kelly, City Marshal.
Rainier—New mill will be built
Notice
on old Menefee mill site, to em-
There are several persons un- ploy 100.
G ilby M otor C o .
OAKLAND, PONTIAC,
CHEVROLET, STUDE
BAKER
Goodyear Tires
State Laundry Company
FOR GOOD LAUNDRY WORK
We call and deliver TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS—Leave orders with S. Wells
Tailor, Phone MAin 891
This age finds Camel worthy
of leadership
OAKLAND ANNOUNCES SIX
From page 3
on the floor board. Full automatic
spark controls gives the
proper
timing of the spark for all speeds,
The clutch is of the dry, single
plate, self adjusting type, balanced
by six coiled springs. The trans­
mission counter shaft gear is forg­
ed from one billet of chrome-van-
dium steel and runs on bronze
earings.
“Inside” Information.
Hard boiled eggs are sometimes
sed to garnish fish in a colorful
/ay. Garnishes that can be eaten
are to be preferred for economy’s
sake.
The slices of lerhon usually serv­
ed as a garnish with fish, whether
It is broiled, fried or baked, are
not merely a decoration. They are
meant to furnish the lemon juice
which makes the fish more appetiz-1
ing. Many people prefer to pass
the lemon separately rather than
to garnish the platter with it. The
slices of lemon are especially at- pies,
dishes made with cream
tractive if sprinkled with chopped ’ sauce, gravies, custards, boiled or
parsley.
.
I cream salad dressing, must be
««
« beneficial
—. - - effect
— —
- - . ■ careTully
1 lar Is handled
c, «a/11
nwrl
The
of * sunlight
and clazasilrl
should k.z",
be
I
used
promptly.
In
hot
weather
is not obtained unless the rays
reach the skin directly.
Clothing left-overs should be boiled or thor-
or window glass keep out the i oughly heated before being served
ultra-violet rays, It is only when again.
the skin begins to tan that any
Farm Market Review
benefit may be expected, Sun
baths in the direct sunlight are
Wool — Domestic trading was
the simplest method of giving the ■ not quite so heavy last week but
baby enough ultra-violet light, Of the situation was very healthy with
course each mother must use dls- mills buying freely for current and
cretion, and begin by exposing future needs. London markets were
her child gradually, for short per­ about five per cent above
iods, and keep him protected from May closing.
the wind.
Grain—Iricr<|ased| receipts
Left-over cooked
foods
need less domestic and foreign demand
special care in summer,
Moist weakened the wheat market last
cooked foods, particularly those i week, although rust damage was
made of milk, eggs, meat, or fish, I a strengthening factor. The carry-
are excellent breeding places for over of old wheat in the United
harmful micro-organisms, including States on July 1 was estimated
those that cause serious poisoning, | to exceed last year by 24,000.000
from India,
Movement
without making the food smell or bushels.
taste spoiled.
Left-overs of meat Argentina and Australia is falling
m
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