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t, -6,plock in Ole mor=g without the sleep. Hallie stays ' and women, of normal unt's niusewn did 1%tandift Tobm, --!"- * ` � 'I '
.1 I ... ... I big flocks in Oregon, attrip of six to stature think of tune and h4 widow ,Fais left with Ift-
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'.�W�V,iet ,ning in Pebrpary up night aftw night to heep mea 6 Tom Thumb, they only" b4sintess and the nAdgert, who '
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. 1, fl,", ,., 1, seven hundred miles. They travel think of t1e. 06 mtoit AWu�ble bequegii we . .
"I � - .i I fish cannery in Mont- hot and', ready, nilidgeft. His -very manve, had his own shwo of Yankee ac- p, I (WbIeSPODA sWeet I
..�.. "I " � - * * 4' I I � i e poor with All possible speed, spending the epitomizes Lilliputia, but be bad, no qudsftiveness� contyelled 113arnum to the name, Mbs. Tom Thum -4b. Its box I tablespoon butter
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11 . I -, , - 700, employees, mlen aging 35 and 40 cents an'hbur, but -at auto-mincps along the way. particularugerit of his own. Hie re- make a more equi . 1/2 tew#oon vandla. �
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.,,I, LL I I �. Eastern Oregon is in .the first Rush putation vr,g�s the product of ballyhoo, the receipts, Minin'Z 87 years of her life Two '1311t the Arst thrft inCrOdiento in,
. I It Asiatic and wirite; it they,offev work when everything else . The sagebrush and cactus b,uilt up ,tr,,Qulgb th, shrewd to a bowl and stir until- well amned,
,�� 1. 1. spring. .4 press- Tom Thumb first went Abroad when years after Tong ThumWe
, ,,,great flurnacesb1lazing and is alosed to (the Itinerant worker. And of
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I =d the drbniag w1hine of the last rush with its many ,hours of a . agenting of his fellow Yankee, Phin- he was 12. On rea,ching Li,vorpool famgous, widow viarried tadding vurtilla'as you stir. 'Whm
� .1 . lions of vMd wild, flomers. The . 'W creamed, add Stirring it in liglitIn
� ... * elts. and, wheels, The long, labor bringts�'eotsiderable money—the . on T. Barnung. Barnum was disturbed to leaTn t 0a Priallo Magri -who, 3 feet 9.indh� I I
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.. 1� I winds awe balsam and gentle as a ,4Vm Thumb', , , , I naimle was the current -tall. Dreary ondless Aknler.i�� -the stiffity ;7�lpped whito of an 099;
'' . 'built, on the Califoxmia boys can show close to $200 for the . . -,English fee for viewing , �
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11 extending out over tthe wa- last two weel& work, thegirls sonie� caress- Charles Sherwood Stratton. Born in mi.dl&,tL%,, Who at that t6e overran tOux's followed I a ponstant, round, of en
11 The Sheep shearing fiiiishes about , small I _ ,,il_ el te.asp9ons ,.of creaih� 'Beat vvill
. full of at-ea,m and vapors, that what less. For Several days after 1,83,2 at Bridgeport, Conn., of aggrtes� Eurar;�, was only a (penny. He rush- t1owigS, dirty theaters, long rg,,. . -
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1'.p, '111-4- 41'1�11.a . * ' the middle of Jlune. It has been a - finiart W02d"Jdhkp[S� Which left the little WO� 'and P'ile� on a glass disk.. Most har4
� ,�t,, � the alrt6ady insufficient light. OR, the canneries close they do nothing sdvely-noranal parents of Revolutitpn. ed to Londloai engaged a es- .
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! ,,, i ,,�� .1 . ato6hing long, continuous grind, ary ,stock, he Weighed 9. pounds andj �,6eried stervants. and, a
IL ,,, I . lbd,ts of fish 1form a t4iiok brut eat and sleep, Halhe w , ablishnifent, ' In
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. . . 1, I 11 on, the cold vement floor.- the fires and cooking the meals. To ,dark for many weeks. They have 2 ounces at [birth and grew at the carriage, and deftly,pulled the wires I after .Bar- but this �29 b Cream Sauce
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;, ".." , , , I 9 imig sardines ed inblue jeans and a graS, woollen men show the effects of the giind. old. Then ,hie stopped,, Not until he tation to RucMnghani 'Palace, Wb,r� became brieifeT and fewer, d�escended 1 egg . I
�,� I are Women pack . � They are lean and worn, -but withal a year old, however, did lids par- he wa. presented to the young Queen from, headline presitige to the stattis I �,,up fruit sugar
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� I . uncomplaining. They -are Working S rt of "just another midget act." And 'A cup whipping creami .
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. . . . . . . ". to their work. the road_-�better than most. The back ents become alarmed. He was at this Victoria and the Prince ,, Con , . 14 teaspoon vanilla.
6nd precision for themselves,and iraakiiig money. time 2 feet'l inph tall and' weighed There,quiekly followed two finally, the woman who had been a
I., j_,�, ,- ---- I men and boys with the of the car is full of camp equipinent. command
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vq�fj ,� - . 'Diey -and the The next mome is to, the wheat 1,9, pounds-, I ounce. He was desitin- -appearances -at which the world celebrity, who had , stiff; add egg
� � , htAnd?�ruoks have worked since eight For the next ,six months lHallie, will 24foot Am- appeared be- Beat egg white u,ntil
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I "'n " flelds, of Oregon, the great grain di�- fore loings and, queens at command y1olk well beaten and ,sugar gradual -
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� � ". - to'clock the previous morning and are li,t,e under canvats.. 'Her sons and around Elmira and the � Big his teents when he resutived a slow ture Edward VII, th fu- ,a ly:, Beat cream until Buff, commue
.." 4k their wives foillow in equally good t*`�t I en three, and inet p4r%otrmAnces, gound he4i0f, in
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-, ":, . them. steam- cars, and in the rear is a Sir . m-11 truck Bead country. Every year they work r iing am ultimate height King Leopold, of Belgium. 0oney Island sideshow. She -was 75 rMixtures, and, flavor.
� .. I coffee which. was served, on the wheak harvester -the big 'growth, reac' and deappr4tely, Weary, Lemon Sauce
111� 11 I "I lost its ef- driven by Sonn�y. It carries the sheep 41 of 3 feet 4 inches and a weight of 70 More than, 30%000 Londoners paid
,,, I rN.": ing hot at n-ddnigiht ,has shearing machine, and ,the lumb�r for combine" that cuts, threshes and pounds. His height never exceeded to ,See "the American Man in Mir& There was one �brief flare of g1m7 % cup sugar
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. �, feet. sacks the 'grain at the Same time. him, in the -before' the ligilit went out. She and
I _.��; nelcti,ng� terrAparary S�heep, pens. For ..that of a normal -boy of 5 years.- at�ie" -as ,Barnum billed % cup water I
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1;1 . I -Here 4nd there, ,on, wooden crates, e , Theylive in a cottage at the wheat - lHe had an unhappy childhood. His following weeks. Thp crowds .we,, Magri were featured In a ,series of , 2 teaspoons butter
... 1 11 :1 eme huddled sleeping forms, mogly it its spring and the aheep-shea�ring ranch, , but eat at -the cook-housle I tablespoon lemon Juice �
I _1i 1.1, - ' close t�-,�he..hne war season is now ready to 'begin. - father, a Puritan Yankee, saw him so dense that police regulations had four nVotbon.picture, comedies, -the first '
X I" � in ovens where Early in the afternoon they pitch where the women do the cooking. It as the living -evidence of Gods wrath to be irr4msed�,_While the newspapers ever m*de featuring midgets and 2 tablespoons light corn syrup.
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I ... `.�. I The roar of the takes all their time to prepare four " . : Then they retared to Marion_ ,Boil sugar, corn syrup and water
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I , �,.'_4, - mathines doiA. not disturb them. Tony camp in -a grove of sycamore "- aga],inst the 'Stratons. 'His, two b-7 devoted colbmins to his perfarniance giants . . - add
. . 4�' 1 . ' huge mealis- for ten ravenous, .-men ev- tthers and his Sister wer6 ashamed, of in whCich he Ohio, to a."show" home, built in mm- 5 niihates Rengove 60m, fire, I .
11, �k the foreman, passtes, thl- by with a jus,t starting to leaf. Mey are in ery day. Nevertheless Hallig-,finid,s sang in a squeaky tTe- butter and lemon juice.
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Gl,p� . casual glunce. He kmow9 that until the sheep country of San, Benito. The occasion to stand, at the, door of'the him. His rrio�4her wasihis only friend. ble, impersonated Napoleon, And -pos- iature and fdled with midget furnq- Nut and Fruit Sauce
61�� a modicum of low, rolling hills are,delicately green, He was virtually a ,prisoner in the ed as Statues. Haytion, the painter. ture. Thus 'Mrs. Tom Thunilb remain- ,
, i�41 they have had aft least . cook -house ,Several times durings the % cup butter ,
K , , �, sleep nothing can In a The blue sky is flecked, by drifting Afterno-on to watch !her 18 -year Stratton home, for his advent abroad was exhWiting -his "Banisfimeiit ,of ed (m exhibitimn until the end. � She 1 cup [brown sugar
I L. roW them - , -old - died in 1919, in her 78th year. '_
1. rs he will shake them, send clouds, soft and white as newly Wash- - I Aristidee' in the ean
11 "IF, 1'�, few hou. boy Sonny drive ,the 32 horsies that Set the town by the ears. we ,building where � 4 tables�poon creaM
.. d ed fleeces. Hallie watches, her men Release firom this intolerable state Tom Thumb was Showing. The mid,
, ', ,, � themout to get a -hot breakfast, an -eat grain harvester., over .*- -t meaft
I I 1,��, . 12 put up the (brown army tents, five move the ,gr When the boy was 10. Barnum, get'i§ receipts for the first week were 2 tablespoom chopped nu
0A I tage-ii assign themi to -another 10 or ps are parted and came �2 talblespoQins chopped datw
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I � ,�;;� tents in all, four for sleeping and) one ' then only 32 years ,old, -already had $3,000; the paintees, $31. _Hhydon % teaspoon lemon ex�hract. ',
,-. I , , � !I or 20 hours' Work. One cannot Waste her eyes Shine with pride. Sonny, Eight Savory .
11 "I. tble tinie to go home when the rush for cooking and eating. as driver -is making $6 a day-Athe 'established himself as a superlative cominiftb4d suicide a ferw days later, 1, I . Creambufter, add sugar gradually.'
7�1 . .. The next morning Bud reluctantly other, ` showmian wdth a genius for explolita- lesivinIg this on -try in his ddary.:-
I'll -1,1. is on. . earn, $5. One day follows, an- Pudding Sauces while b,eating constantly. Add erewn,
., �',,',, , It is not always like this in the hires four extra men to help with the "We variation in the tion. He (heard ,of the Taidget when -MW rush by thousands to see Tom u'ce is an
j" . other with, but H A well-choson.pudding sai " drop by dropt. Add flavoring and
. �� . eries. tSometimes, the Work shearing, as the farinem are in. a weatibei-the beat pouring &wn with he visited In's [brother, a Bridgeport Thuamb. Tb�ypush, they"fight, they in nu -to and,dates.
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�� � starts ' ur of seven. hurry. It has been, known for some botelinan, in 1,842, and instantly'saw sweam, they faint. ,. They See mT excellent means of adding flawtor, and 1. I
_�, at the normial ho a fierce Intensity -and no variation ' Orange Sauce, .
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I of fish, is large, It drags -weeks just when .they would arrive . the source of a fortune.' He d�ove a ,bills but do- ,not read them It is an interest to an -inexpensive pudding.
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I __ , ;�- . . if the catch in the woric, until the six weeks of nsaulty of which I Could, not have The following recipes for pudding Grated rind of % lemon
t". , on into the night-4or the fish must and the sheep havebeen. driven close gig,vesti,mg are ov,". . I horse tradees .bargain. Telling the i i d Juice of Yz lemon __ � _- .
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� , �, . ,,corne in at noon, wo�k starts then;- sheep �pens thatSonny brought in the the ,C,1Vmbi, River. Omlr,vrd after _ r6his son would prove a good' risik the -� "ifin, rinnhiierativ& tours of �ng- may be count6d'6m, _bb bAp solve the 14 cup sugar . . -1 I -
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�j _.. , -or if the bo-ats come in. at night, the truck, and set up the mathine. It is orchard of (heavily frulted apple tTee,s showman engaged him for four. '� ... � 1�d, Scotlaii question. of mad -woather desserts.
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, ;1' can,nej� whistles call the workers for only .,pn, the larg,e ranches. that they sweep up - V. at $3 a Week" -ThdE� midget Choeola
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, � -1 tt � �1�- - ' end far in- find sheep pens- permlanently -built. -several mdlllor� fill -17 maneuvered for an invitation to Y2 cu su .
" , 11r: a nij� I Cool little wind's creep down the can- 'in an the Tuileries acild Tom, Thumb WAS 2 egg -whites -1
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I, � ., to the next -day. But againthere are . . Bud assigns, the time to each flock yDns ,and temper the summer beat. dollare to Barnum's box offi�ce I teaspoon vanilla.
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�� .� . days when there are no fish, due to ,cording to, its size. He knows his� Jt is a d6ri-ghtful change from the association, of more than 30 years, presented to ,Louis Phil�ppe. e re- I square (I ounce) chocolate . , curb Mix grated rind, truft juices, sugar,
11. "I -ftlimy weather, or failure to locate 'hired hands will shear a"bout IZ5 flat unshaded wheat country. N . ervies yet his;, second contract, for a year, turned to the United' States laden fine , salt And egg yolks, beaten slightly-
; 11�, . the schools of sardines,, - labor dis- s,h,eep a day-if'they can't do, that be that have been strung to high ten' calkld f:br only $7 a week. Even Bar- with, gifts. . % cup boiling water '.1-1. ..
,,,, �. - � I tablespoon butter I � Put on range and -Air constantly un-
,"; 1, �. I turbargee's. Then the ,women take fires them. His own boy� do. better. sion relax, Srr4limg again becomes nuin's iron conscience wais, dented..and ,By the time he Was twe-nty, Tom 1/4 teaspoon vanilla. til mixture, thickens.. Add g;radually
, 1, � : , 'holiday, picnicking and 1�i' -oil the M-chael not infrequei;�ly Stacks up ;msi,,�r. Tbi6re'are, siwiniming - ntarily'mised, bils to $25� Th'uim[b had a - eonifortablio" forbune
"". , , pgrties he voau 'Mix the sugar -and flour, add the while besting constantly, to egg
... Z. l,owly ,sunny beaches; the men fish' 9W fleeces, and, that nveams, $30 a day. at the river, somettimer. by inbolilight. weekly- . 1 . sagely invested in bonds and in&tt- whites, beabeg until stiff. Gook,and
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.. Or drive 20 or So mules to hunt q Yt is good work while it lasts. The e in his public- gages. Ile retired, lxuilt an, expen- chocobato and boiling water �nd .
-, �. The boys tqLlke �heir wives into town add flavorings. I
..� 'or deer or rabbit. These are quiet, pi e until snVooth and thick, stirring con- Economy Sauce
� L, '' *_ that the work is -Soon oLver. for -a -Ad1w: The girls have time to itY campaign was- to trick the boy sive home at Bridgeport and becam tantly. tRembve froni 'the fire and
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I I 111� � recuperative days. t4h� sbeep shearing starts at claw -n- launder pretty dresses. out as a miniature gentleman., He the town's most illustrious citizen. s %_ cup butter
.. . 'his' farm with blooded ada the butter and vanilla. Serve hot
I . ."L.� I . The fish -canning season opens. late znd finishes, at dark. There is no. rre- And so the cycle ends. They start- [had Min tallored, spatted and Silk- He stocked I cup powdered sugar
. oview -puddling. If desired,, garnish,
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. �,.� in August. 'Hallie comes to Mont- s�iteno days for ,fishing and 4�int- ed with the fish -canning in.Monterey,'batted, clothed him in fine linens and herses, baiight -a yacht, wo-re a naval . 1 tablespoon cornstarch
, I'�.. 4. undcldn --T de boots and provided him uniform, andgrew jowled and- paunch- with merringue. 2% tablespoons� cold water
,� erey A few days before that, and ing and pick g on the bea,;-bes. went on to sheep F)heaiing At San cu8b0M1 11A
��� 111, � , rents a furnished house for $20 or Every minute is, made to count. The Benito, the Salinas valley, and east- 'with a 10 -inch cane. With his in- ed from good food and easy living. Creamy Sauce 1.
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".%', $25 a month.' Sli,g-has six working men -work hard. - The women work ern Oregon, ,got the wheat crop her- stinctive knowledge of the psycholo- But the midget was Trot a. fair wea- 3 tablespoons, butter I teaspoon vinegar
�'!, r at the cannery -,Bud, her husband,"her equally hard. There is endless cook- vested in, central Oregon, edged in a gic,ai ivialue of apt absurdlity, he dub- ther friend. When, Barnum lost his- 3 -tablespoons flour (level) 13h teaspoons vanilla. ,
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51 I FROM- HOME GET YOUMOWN ... AND x The Red Clover Seed Shortage The cameraltself was about the why snapshooters shouldn't take up
1�1 I'll, PP., . I . noon of February 10, 1,W3, in, historic size of a small book. Slid into a top- movies, too. For, obviously, movies
.. ,� ,; i Owing to the 1934 shortage of red Grace Epi0coVal Churdli. The couple coat,pocket without any fuss at all. can do things that still cameras can-
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�MIN;1, phone. An inexpensive'chat 'I . and bridegrootin received their guests
;AfiA � vnd be bigb,4priced. . call it, cost about $40. It used 8 mm. IYU get me an outfit.
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