Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, June 01, 1934, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGLNB REQlbTER-OUARD Page Two Jnn s FOR GROWERS OF IE SALEM, June 1. W Mil Oehl Bar, etat director of agriculture, to day railed or 1 hearing on Juno 5 In (vim Mrr a market agreement be tween growere and proceasort of red raspberries for cold pack in Orison and Washington. 4 Hearing u called for the aame data for btndlere of black raspberrlce. Essential featuree of the proposed code are: Esinbliahroent of control commit tee of eight, four processore and four growers, half from Oregon and half from Washington. Flin. of nrlres and tba determin ing of the amount of berries to be processed. Price establishment for barreled berries, F. O. B. Pacific coaat pointa. SALEM, June 1. W Cold pack operations on Imrreled strawberries automatically cene In all Oregon die trlcla at midnight tonight, packera hero announced today. Tliia more una taken in compliance with action of the strawberry control committee, which determined on the action at a meeting In I.ongview yea tenlny, local membere of the commit tee ntntcd today. Certain diatrlcta in Washington which produce later than Oregon will be given a few daya long er, while extreme northern diatrlcta in Washington will be granted an eren longer time. Strawberry harvest here for cold pack probably would har wound up by June 7, and 76 to 85 per cent of the crop ia already in, packera eetl mateU. Earlier In the year hopes were ex preaaed by those Interested la con trol of the pack, that It could be held tbla year to not more than a third of the barreled park in big yeara, which ran from 00,000 to 100.000 bar rela. Authorities estimate this year's park as at least 40,000 barrels. Housewives' 111 ITl Marian Lowry (CONTINUED PROM PAGE 1) 'MURDERER'S ROW' B, UNITED PRESS - A an "morderare' row" baa arieen a baseball la tba four-man horn run attack featured by tba Lot Angeles dab, leading tba Pacific Coaat league today by 12 gamea and seemingly on i atoBsabls. The old Tanks combination at . Kota-Gabrlf -Meoetl-Lasaeri baa ita aewwhil counterpart ia the Angela' Baeaa of Oeafaree-Ogleaby-O. Caajp- MU-Uliard. Among tnem tbey Bar at taort man 00 bom rant, Da lian lead tba way with 28: Ollly Campbell, a catcher, has 11; Lillard. aa Infl elder, 10, asd Ogleaby, the first Baaeaua, ale. OanpbelL Ogteeby aad lillard y terdsy ejected bona rune to aid tba 12-4 rlctary tie Angela acored erer the Hollywood Rtara. Tba bearj hitting fare Fay Tbora aa, Aagelt righthander, hit 11th straight rictory of the aeaaoa and his lghtath without defeat since last year. LeRoy Herrmann won hit tenth of Hi season In the 8 2 rictory the Rao Frandaco Seala scored erer the llls sion Rede. Howard Craghead eihlhited ran form at Brattle In abutting out Sacra mento with fonr hits. Th score waa 10. Th Oaklsad-Portland gam waa postponed because of wet grounds. It will be played aa part of a double header on Saturday. ) Oswego Lake Fish Planting Turned Down PORTLAND, Ore. Junt 1. U.B A precedent which, if followed closely throughout the atata might eventual ly apoil tome of the finest fliblng lakes and atreams, waa announced Thursday by Matt Hrokmen, when be refused to plsnt fish In Oswego lake because It la not entirely open to the public. liyrkman said he was about to plant large mimliers of bass, crappies and other apiny rayed flshea In the lake when he receited protests from aportsmen that they could not gain ac cess to the lake without paying the owner of private property for the privilege. There are a number of road-ends leading to the lake which art opes to the public, and It la possible to rent boats with which to fish the entire lake, but the trentent area of the ahoreline ia either devoted to private homra or la an prerlpitnna aa to be Impossible to fifth. Auto Racers Here Sunday Fastest On All Pacific Coast Tba fastest antontobile racea en tht Pacific coast, aot excluding the fa mous Ascot speedway In Ioa Angelea. That'a the record Hobby Ilowe'a troupe of lfl drivers hart earned for themselves daring th past weeks of barnstorming throughout the north west. Row win bring Jrl drivers here, with a possibility that more may be entered. Included la th list will be Lorry Wright, who cracked th track record at Portland last week: Art Rcorille, former Seattle and Ascot sensation; Fob Scnrllle, hit brother, drlrlng th famous "death car." th No. 1 Miller Special In which Suicide Hlnea waa killed last fall; Armand Mlllea, and many others. Th fairgrounds track I being on hour at 390 degree. This makes one Joaf. It la delicious sliced thin and spread with butter or cream cheese. If de sired ft tcaapoon cinnamon and 1 cup raisins msy be added. Mrs. J. n. Lott, 7S1 E. 14th, Eugene. A Ctka that 6t t Chunk: Sutptrs 2 8 cups shortening 1 cups sugar 8 egga 2-8 cup chocolate cup hot water 2 teaspoons bskiog powder 1 cup thick soar milk i teaspoon soda 1 teaspoon raallla - 2 cups flour 1 teaspoon salt. Blend shortening, sugar and ana thoroughly la one operation. Beat chocolate la hot water oatll araooth and add to first mlitnrt. Thsa add milk bestsn with soda and flavoring and lastly atlr In floor, salt and bit log powder which bar been sifted together. Bak la S-iaeh layer eak pane In moderate oven (875 degress) for about 25 minutes. This makes three large layera which may be Iced with th following Icing: Cook 1 8-4 cup granulated sugar and 1-8 tea spoon aslt with H cup water to a temperature of 238 degreei er until eyrup forma a aoft ball m cold water. Pour alowly over t egg white heatea atlff, beating mixture aa you do a. While Icing la still hot, fold In 12 marshmallowa which bar been cat n pieces. Beat nntll of a consistency to spread. Mra. H. N. Trailer, Cree- well. Chooolate Chlffea PI Filling for ob 10-lneb pi. M cup cold water H cup boiling water 6 level tablespoons chocolate or 2 aqnarea chocolate 1 teaspoon grated lemon Had 4 egga 1 cup auger teaspoon salt 1 teaapooa ranllla 1 level tablespoon Knot gelatin Bosk gelatin la cold water 5 min utes. Hit ehoeolat and boiling water nntll smooth. Add aoftened gelatin, trailing thoroughly. To this raliture add egg yolka, slightly beaten, V, cap of th augar; salt, lemon rind and va nilla. Cool and when minors begins to thlrkea fold la stiffly beaten egg whites and the other H cup eugar. rill baked pla abcD and chill. Before aerring spread orer pie a tbla layer whipped cream. Mra. F. C. Swindell, 197H Emerald St., Eugene. Checolate Ceraflaka Mtaaratae Beat 2 egg white stiff, add 14 tap. aalt and 8-4 cup augar, gradually. Add tap. almond eitract and V tap, ra nllla. Carefully fold la 1 np of corn flak ea and 1 aquara of unsweetened chocolate, melted. Shape with a tsble spooa lato flat cakes about aa large at a teacup. Be aura th pan la well fretted with unsalted fat Bake la a alow oven nntll they are dry-looking and Blip easily from the pan. About 0 to 80 miautea. For aa unusual det serf heap ttrh macaroon with ranllla Ira cream and sprinkle with grated, unsweetened chocolate. Mra. C. L. Buffaker, 1819 Falrmount; Eugene, Chaoelala Aaael Paid Caka 1H enpa granulated augar 4 tablespoons cocoa 8-4 cup sifted cake float 1H cope egf whltea (12 email tgga) 1 teaapooa cream of tartar H teaapooa aalt 1 teaapooa ranllla. Sift augar twin and sift cocoa with ob cup of sugar. Sift flour once be for measuring. Sift flour t times with remaining Vi up sugsr. Beat tgg whltea with t flit whin. Add cream of tartar and aalt when egg whltea are frothy. Continue bett ing nntll tgg whltea will just hold a point when whip la pulled out not a stiff point. Gently beat and fold In an ger and cocoa mliturt. Cut and fold in flour and sugsr mliture. Fold In fltrorlng. Pour Into Urge untreated angel food pan with tubt nnttr end bake. Invert pan until entirely cold. Pake OO tW mln. temperature 278 de gree! to 829 degrees. Mra. J. M. Spurgin, 8(U W. 17th Street, Eugene. Chocolate Pnttltf And now for the ltdy who wtntt a never-fall Icing. Hert it la. Plan la a taunpan nnt cupful of powdered su it sr, oat bettea tgg, half a teaspoon of ranilla and ont nuswettaned aqua re of chocolate ahared fine. Plan over hot water and atlr nntll well blended and atlff enough to apread, which should be in t rary few momenta. This It soft, black and glossy and does not get bard. Virginia Griffin, R. 1, Box 4111, Eugene. Chocolate Sour Cnira fudft 3 cups granulated augar 2 squares bitter rhocolste or 2 tahlesnoona cocoa 2-3 cup eonr cream 1 teaapooa vanilla 1 cup ahared walnut meats. Mil augar, chocolate and eonr cream, and cook until It forms a soft hsll. Pour without stlrrlne Into a large buttered platter. When cool ennuih to handle add ranllla and beat with a fork nntll It trains allthfly. Working quickly, mold with the hands into two rolls, and roll In the nut meats. When cold and firm, elln with a knife. Vern Morgan, Oohlsoa. Checolate Ptddlat Mtkes tn escellent pie filling. Eco nomical and delicious. 1t4 squares Raker'a chocolate 1 cup sugar U) cop cold water 1H cup milk 5 tnhleaponna (Snansdown) cats flonr (all purpose floor may be used) able work baa been done oa It, and speeds la eicess of 90 miles ta hour trt tipected. IN CANADA Mrt. flertrude Base Warner, donor of the Murray Warner mnieum of Oriental art tt the university, la In I Toronto, Canads. tttending the tnnutl meeting of the American Asvoclation treated with 201 gallona of oil, and i of Meiaeumt. Miss Mabel Klockara will be almotl d oat -proof, Ooneider-' la ah - 2 tableapoona cold water " 2 tableapoona butter or other shortening 1 teaapoon ranllla 2 eggt (may be omitted) , Cut chocolate, put In pan with water, ttir orer direct beat till smooth. Add tugar and milk, bring to boiling point, ttirrlng constantly. Mix flour with tba two tableapoona of water and add alowly to flrat mix tore. Stir till thickened. Beat yolkt of 2 tgga till light, pour chocolate mil' tura alowly Into yolkt. Cook two mln utte. Remote, add batter, ranilla, cool. Before aerriog beat whltea of tggt till atlff and fold into pudding. Mra. Adam M. Wilbelm, 135 West 22nd St., Eugene. Chooolate Bread Souffle 2 cups, scalded milk 8-4 cup sugsr 1 cup bread crumbs 2 egg yolka 1 ttbleapoon melted butter Vt cup ground chocolate 1 teaspoon ranllla 2 tgg whltss. Pour milk orer breed crumbs, tat ttldt to cool. Beat tgg yolka, add sugar, butttr tnd chocolate, beat until smooth. Add milk and bread mixture. add ranllla. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Bakt 1 hour In moderate oren with baking dish, act ia pan of water. nerre with whipped cream, or pud, ding ttuce. Mrt. Robert McCulloch, 1.176 Alder, Eugene. W SATURDAY AT 9 A.M. (An, Fine ftuQ.i mam ALL HIGH-PRICE SHOES REDUCED UJO ONE LOW txajaai jm YIDTH$AWci SIZES 3 to 0. ". ONLY A SENSATIONAL CASH PURCHASE MADE THIS SIBLE FOR THESE FINE SHOES KKPRICEPcOS m .MANY ARE HAND-TURNED CONSTRUCTION IINEN5 SUVAt. ELKS. WHITES 4'y ! PREDOMINATE CATTY CONNER MeOONALD THEATER BLOCK'S 997 WILLAMETTE CORNER TENTH AND WILl'MTTE COMES EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK AT SAFEWAY STORF? Complete Stocks of Nationally Known and the Finest Locally Produced Poods At Consistently TrT Prices, Makes It Simple for You to Make Your Selections Not Only Easily and Quickly But vl? plete Assurance of Quality and Value. THESE MONEY SAVERS EFFECTIVE SATURDAY MONDAY TUESDAY JUNE 2, 4, 5 1 BUTTER THE BEST COSTS LESS CANE SUGAR $ Pure Fine Granulated 100 Lb. Back. 0. & H. 10 lb. Cloth Bag 49c 10 Lb. Kraft Bag;. 48c CORN FLAKES CORNED BEEF Armour's 4 C Can 15C MEAT SPREAD Libby's for the Picnic Lunch 3 Cans 10c JAB RUBBERS New Red 4ln Lipped, 3 do. AvC wALDORTM f Quality Tissue' aROllS MARGERINE Cruz Brand Fresh 3 Pounds (NUCOA-Lb. 12c) 13c Qualitu SAFEWAY MEATS Service UNION MARKETS BEEF ROAST Safeway Quality Baef - -Lb. BOILING BEEF T . " - ., ,ii GROUND BEEF PORK STEAK PURE LARD BEEF CUBES Plna for Braising er Boiling Ne Ctrtal er Water Added SYRUP Maximum, Purest Cane ud Maple q. Pint Jug US GRAPENUTS Flakes A. Fresh Pkg T- Chelea Center Cut. RVnd1 3 Lbs. Ne Fat Ne Waata 23 C 'Lb. WE HAVE A MOST COMPLETE LINE OF LUNCHEON MEATS IVORY SOAP WIN. A. CAR CONTIST 1934 PLYMOUTH! X X OTHIB 0OV PRIZII If BROWN IVORY SOAP Medium Bars 4 For 19c FreshflProfluce PORK and BEANS Van Camp's ft Large Can H CERTO Never Fails Bottle AJw PAROWAX Makes the Perfect flu Seal, Pkg. GREEN BEANS id isTmrnn,.. Fresh Tender and 4gn Can Now, 4 Stringless, 2 lbs lCICrate 9l33 TOMATOES Fancy Slicing 3 Founds 17c NEW POTATOES Best Local. m 5 Pounds lf C SUGAR PANCV GOLDEN POTATOES Fine Local U.S. No. 250 Lb. Bag 35c , 5EE DELIVERY And C.O.D. Service Anywhere in Eugene BpSv7pn?otar I Broway and Olive PHONE 1815 I PHONE 1594 FLOUR SAVINGS THOMPSON'S, 49 Lb. Bag $1 38 TIGER LILY, 49 Lb. Bag $45 SAFEWAY, 49 Lb. Bag si 69 EVERY SACK GUARANTEED' PICKLES Best Foods Bread 4t ovirf Hi'ttar Tar W HUU WMVwVA eg t LIME RICKEY Or Ginerer Ale 4 A A Lg. 28 01. Bottles . "v VINEGAR Pure Cider ;utui (In Your Container) RAISINS Del Monte Fancy Seedless, Pkg COCOA Hershey's Best Bulk Jgj i IjDS. r CHEESE FULL ORE- CREA -sasawtoau fJi I,.,