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Hints From a House-
Wife’s Kitchen Diary
It i8 an interesting conjecturé.
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Advértiaiiig largely
takes the place of personal selling effort, which is very
much more expensive.
A California editor cogitating on the possibility of a
cessation of advertising says:
“ It would mean that our railroad trains would be
thronged with salesmen whose homeward , bound mail
would carry fewer orders, all of smaller volume than now.
“ Distribution upon the present scale would be im­
possible. Manufacturing would fall off, with a consequent
decrease in labor demand. Jobbers would find their bus­
iness proportionally limited. Retailers would make few­
er and slower turnovers. Prices of all commodities would '
vi8e that would make war prices and ante-war prices seem !
low by comparison.
CHORUS OF 800 VOICES
WILL BINO “ MEMBIAH”
WALLA WALLA, Wash . May
2— Singing of the
Hallelujah
chorus from the “ Messiah” by
a chorus of 800 voices, will be
one of the outstanding features
of the Pioneer Pageant, “ How
The West Was W on,” to be
staged here May 28 and 29.
Assembling of a chorus of
such size has been one of the
mist difficult tasks attending the
pageant preparation,
but
the
singers have all been recruited
from W alla Walla, Prescott and
W aitsburg, Wash., and Milton,
Freew ater and Weston, Ore.
The only reliable substitute for brains is silence.
From Soup to
Forty snakes have been found on a Tennessee farm ,;
Dessert
and the finder is thinking of running for the senate.
.If very thick, add enough water to
I make a thin puree, cook for a few
5 .10
minutes, then add the meat and
Will
some
fans
please
explain
why
wintry
weather
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simmer gently until tender. The
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around the season’s opening hinders only the losing team?
cranberries will form a thick sauce
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Here is a tempting way to serve which is served with the meat in
W HAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
It isn’t senate debates that should be broadcast to spinach and ham together. The place of gravy.
“ All future events, where an admission charge is made or a the people; it’s the peopled opinion that should be broad­ spinach must be washed, drained
and cooked until tender in an en­ C H O C O L A T E C O V E R E D FIGS
coUactlon taken in Advertising.
ameled ware saucepan, so that it
cast to the senate.
No discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders.
will not be discolored. Drain it
This toothsome and wholesome
thoroughly and chop it very fine.
DONATIONS
confection
comes from New Or­
For
each
pint
of
cooked
spinach
No donatons to charities or otherw ise will be made in advertis­
Those critics of senate investigations don’t seem to
leans,
and
is
especially to be rec­
ing or job printing— our contributions will b® In cash._____________ understand that there are several respectable men in pub use two tablespoonfuls of butter,
ommended
for
children, because it
ihe yolk of one egg, a teaspoonful
satisfies
the
craving
for sweets
salt,
and
a
sprinkling
of
pepper
lie life who have not yet been besmirched.
MAY 2
¿nd paprika. Next arrange the spin witV. a food that is digestible, nu­
REMEMBER NOW thy C reator In the days of thy youth, while
ach in a n ‘ enameled ware baking tritious and has a tonic effect on
pan with alternate layers of finely the system.
th® evil days come not, nor th e years draw night, when thou shalt
It is hoped that when they meet the American an 1 chopped
The figs should first be steamed
ham, the top layer being
say, I have no pleasure In them. Let us hear the conclusion of the British around-the-world fliers will give each other plenty of spinach. Scatter grated cheese until they are very tender. This
whole m atter: F ear God, and keep his commandments: for this is of passing space. There is still, »in this world, lots of sky and fine bread cruiubs over the may be done conveniently in od
«op. and brown in a hot oven. It enameled ware steamer with a re
room.
th e whole duty of man.— Ecc. 12:1, 13.
n a y be served in the same dish movable rack When the figs have 3
*n which it is cooked and garnished cooled remove the soft centers and B
chop this portion fine with a tew
a-ith slices of pimento.
nuts and candied fruits. Fill the
Men who are inclined to feel important because they
ARE CROWS BLACK?
figs with this mixture and dip
We have always contended that crows were black in land on the first page are hereby reminded that the POT RO A ST OF B E E F W IT H them in unsweetened chocolate
which has been melted in an enam­
C R A N B E R R IE S
color and black in character. Volumes have been written weather report is always there.
eled ware double boiler. The choco­
about the depredations of this bird. Every farmer hates
late coating will keep the figs soft
Fruit with meat is not only pleas and moist for a considerable time.
frim- Every sportsman should, nad we believe that most
mg to tbe taste, but wholesome,
of them do.
for the acids in the fruit a ’d In the
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digestion of the meat, and add val­
Now comes the United States Department of Agri­
F R E N C H O N IO N SOUP
TR E A SU R E R
I izatlons which are now causing uable mineral and fibrous elements
culture with a news release headed “ Crows Not So Black I am candidate (or the republi- divided authority and needless to the dish in which the meat alone
As They Are Painted.” This article defends the crow can nom ination for a second term expense. Give to all a fair, square is deficient We are all familiar Winter Is the season for thick
T reasurer of Jackson c o u n ty ,: deal and not be responsible to with shch meat and fruit dishes as soups, and this one which, with a
and makes the claim that a careful study of the economic as
subject to the May prim ary. If any political faction, clique or or­ roast pork and apple sauce, and liberal chunk of bread, makes a
status of the bird demonstrates that over much of his nominated and elected I will con­ ganization.
roast duck with jelly. This Is a whole meal for the Breton peasant,
duct the office as in th e past, in 152tf*
WILLIAM
ULRICH.
new combination with the same is especially good. Peel four large
range he does as much good as harm.
accordance w ith the laws of the
onions and two carrots. The onions
merit.«.
We do not know a single argument in favor of the gtftte
should be chopped fine, and the
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Use
a
three-pound
piece
of
bris­
A. C. WALKER
At the earnest solicitation of ket that is not too fat. Wipe the carrots diced Put them into an
crow; therefore we must plead ignorance. For all we Adv. tf
many friends who have im portun­ meat, flour it lightly and sprinkle enameled ware saucepan with three
know, the crow may eat such quantities of noxious in­
FO R COUNTY CLERK
ed me, I have finally consented with salt and pepper Brown it in tablespoonfuls of butter and saute
sects that he is easily worth more to the farmers than the I hereby announce myself as a to place myself before the Repub­ s little fat, searing it all over. Cook them until the onions are .well
on the republican tick­ lican voters for th e office of
browned. Use a quarter teaspoonful
many smaller insect-eating birds which he destroys. We candidate
et for nom ination for the office of Sheriff, believing th a t the effi­ a pint of cranberries in a pint of of sugar and half a teaspoonful of
water until very soft. Use an en
would hate, however, to argue in his favor with some County Clerk a t the May prim ar-l cient, orderly and economical ameled
ware saucepan for this pur salt. Add a quart of water and
a n n * in which my office has*
farmer who had just finished replanting a field of com ies.I have for the past 5 years been m
pose,
as
it is not affected by the boil for two hours, adding more wa­
been, and is now, conducted w ar­
acid
of
the
fruit and does not dis ter as it boils away. This soup
a Deputy County Clerk and am ran ts my re-election, if elected 1
which had been pulled by crows.
fam iliar with every branch of the promise to continue my present oolor it. Rub the berries through should be served with a slice of
Among sportsmen the crow is classed as vermin. We office, and if elected, I will give policies of law enforcem ent, ef­ a sieve and sweeten them slightly. bread in each plate.
do know a great deal about his activities as such and pro­ close attention to the duties of the ficiency, economy and strict a t­
and feel confident th a t I tention to doty in the affairs p er­
nounce him the worst egg thief and murderer of fledg­ office
will prove worthy of your support. taining to the office.
Tidings classified do the business
DELILIA STEVENS.
C. E. TERRILL.
lings with which our wild bird life has to contend. We
Choose Tools With (are
W inchester Tools
Fill the bill and when you buy tbem you buy
tools wherein the care of eboosing has'been made
for you in the making by t.be makers. You can ge* l * 8
tbem at tbe
Winchester Store
Simpson’s Hardware
lÜHÜÜlililllllMlllliWÍÜ
The Level of Your
Savings
I POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
have watched crows heating hack and forth across prair­
ies, systematically hunting out the nests of every prairie
chicken and wild duck and gorging themselves on the
eggs until their bills and heads were yellow from the yolks.
In the spring of the year, when song and insectivor­
ous birds are nesting, you do not hear the cawing of crows
so common at other seasons. If you look carefully you
will see, instead, this black thief slipping from orchard
tree to orchard tree. Quietly, without a sound, he search­
es each and robs every nest of its contents. In defense of
his egg-eating propensities the following paragraph is
quoted from the release mentioned above.
‘ ‘ The number of eggs of other birds reported to have
been under crow nests also has been emphasized. Under
a right interpretation, this evidence will have a less ser­
ious meaning, so far as other bird life is concerned.
Scientists state that breeding birds readily replenish loss­
es due to egg destruction, and under the conditions des­
cribed the production of two or more sets of eggs before
a brood is brought forth is doubtless the regular occur­
COUNTY SCHOOL
SU PER IN TE N D EN T *
CAM BERS FO R SH E R IF F
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OME people think they ought
to live up to their position in
society. People of common sense
tire those who simply live up to tbe
level of their savings. That is the
best test of good judgment. Start
your savings account now.
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The Citizens Bank of Ashland
Ashland, Oregon
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To the Republican Electors of
I am a candidate for republican i Jackson county, Oregon;
nomination a t the May p rim a rie s! I hereby announce myself as
for the office of County School candidate for the office of Sheriff
Superintendent of Jackson Coun­ of Jackson county, subject to the
ty. I have served th e county for wishes of the Republican voters
three and a half years as county to be expressed a t the prim ary
superintendent, and will, if again election to be held on May 16, ’24
In announcing my candidacy 1
elected, work as earnestly for the
cause of education as heretofore. wish to state for tbe inform ation
of the voters th a t I have had four
SUSANNE HOMES CARTER.
Jacksonville years clerical experience in the
A uditor and R ecorder’s office of
Churchill county, Nevada; th a t 1
COUNTY CORONER
also served four years as Sheriff
I am a republican candidate for of said county, and feel th a t I am
reelection for Coroner of Jack- em inently qualified to fill the
son county, subject to prim aries position.
May 16.
I strongly favor law enforce­
Platform : Experience, personal ment, especially the liquor laws,
attention, economic m anagem ent. the violation of which has be­
Being a substantial taxpayer I am come a great menace to the com­
interested in the economical m an­ monwealth. I also favor the en
agem ent of all county offices.
torcem ent of the m otor vehicle
JOHN A. PERL.
law to the end th a t the lives of
people and property may be pro­
tected from the acts of careless
CORONER
I hereby announce myself as a and reckless drivers.
I shall, if elected, bestow spec­
rence.”
candidate on th® republican tick­
ial
attention to the m a tte r of col­
• We leave the evidence with a jury of our peers. et, for nom ination at the coming lecting
taxes, and the executive
prim ary for the office of coroner
duties of my office,
Should splendid birds, like our pinnated and sharp-tail­ of Jackson county.
J. J. CAMBERS
ed grouse and our wild waterfowl, be compelled to lay a By virtue of my profession as Adv.*
an undertaker, I feel th a t I have
second clutch of eggs in order that the crow may be well every qualification and the neces­
COUNTY CLERK
I am candidate for the office cf
fed? Is there any guarantee the crows will stop with the sary equipm ent to properly handle
any duties which may arise.
County Clerk, on the republican
first clutch?
H. W. CONGER.
ticket, subject to the prim ary on
May 16.
—For the preservation of food,
keep vega-
If elected County Clerk I will
8 H E R IF F
tables pure and tootliesome. This precaution­
As a candidate in the Republi give t the office th a t high degree
of
efficiency
which
the
people
are
BOBBED HAIR CONTROVERSY
ary effort against waste and spoiled food can
can prim aries fo r9 th e office of
justified
in
dem
anding
of
a
public
Reports of the passing of bobbed hair and the re­ Sheriff, I desire to* clearly define official.
best be made 100 per cent with a
my position on th e future conduct
CARL Y. TENGWALD
turn of long tresses for women have been as persistent of th a t office If elected.
Adv.
Medord.
My experience as a deputy sher
as of the fall of the Russian soviet, and as groundless. It
iff
of
Jackson
County,
and
as
a
is apparent that the women are cutting their hair shorter State Traffic Officer, has taught
FO R COUNTY CLERK
me th a t no peace officer can give
and shorter with the end not yet in sight.
I am a candidate for the rep u b -• ,,
We have R hinelander A irtite refrigerators in several
and efficient service lican nom ination at the May p r i - j '’
different sizes, from which you may choose one to suit
It is estimated that fify per cent of the women under satisfaotory
to the public when his authority maries for the office of county ' *
your individual requirem ents.
40 years old in this country have bobbed hair and that and responslbiltiy are shared by clerk. If nom inated and elected,
The present unsatlsfac I promise the people a square deal.
the percentage is rapidly increasing. There is no ques­ another.
tory law enforcing conditions Is My principles are economy and
tion that public sentiment has changed with respect to largely attrib u tab le to divided strict adherence to the duties of
between antagonistic the office. I will endeavor to
shortened locks for women, although it was only a half authority
peace officers, elem ents th a t are keep the office up to its present
dozen years ago that bobbed hair was a distinguishing cer in to produce conflict, inef­ high standard.
B iggest H om e F urn ish ers in A shland
and useless expense.
W. H. CRANDALL
feature of chorus girls, the women of the world, of art ficiency
♦ e-c » » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »
If elected I shall insist upon
and expect to m aintain the rig h t
and other members of independent womanhood.
[C A L IF O R N IA ]
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
to perform all the duties of Sher­
Men and women are discussing the pros and cons of iff in this county, and it follows
I am a candidate for renem ina-
Tidings classified do the business
tion
of the office of County Com­
th
at
I
will
be
uncompromisingly
bobbed hair and asking themselves, without answering,
to special officers except m issioner subject to the Republi­
such questions as, does it signify beauty or benefits? San­ opposed
Federal Agents, w ith whom I can prim ary of May 16th. If nom­ FORMER SLAVES BARELY
and elected I will endeavor
MISS FUNERAL HONORS
itation or emancipation? Common sense or progress? Util­ pledge full and complete coopera­ inated
to
keep
Jackson county on a cash
tion. I am in thorough accord with
ity or independence? Is it rebellion or time-saving? Per­ both the letter and spirit of the basis and continue to give my best
BROOKLYN, May 2— Three
to the business interests of
haps there are arguments which can be presented for all prohibtion laws and pledge my efforts
skeletons
of slaves, found in Fort
and untiring efforts in their the county.
sides an on all questions and which will obviously he active
T H E THEATER BEAUTIFUL
VICTOR BURSELL Green P ark here, almost wer® |
enforcem ent.
buried w ith the honors of “ Un- !
J. J. McMAHON.
threshed out mainly between husband and wives, conser­
known Soldiers of the American ■
S H E R IF F
vative mothers and liberal daughters, reformers and pro­
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce myself a Revolution.” A fter the skeletons
gressives.
I hereby announce my candi­ candidate for the nom ination of were found a movement was s ta rt­
I l oung and old, male and female, have come to the dacy for County Judge, subject Sheriff of Jackson County on the ed to have them buried with con­
the decision of the Democratic
quite universal conclusion that “ shingles,” “ Castlè- to
prim ary, on the following plat­ republican ticket, subject to t h e ' siderable pomp, hut the Ameri-
viters of said county a t the pri-1 can Legion, which planned the
bobs,” “ bovish-bobs,” and the multitude of other styles form:
Reduce taxes through an eco­ m aries in May. If nom inated and re-burial, called in Charles An-
of bobbed hair will provide subjects of debate for some nomical and business-like adm in­ elected I pledge myself and the drew Ditmas, president of the
From the Novel by George R arr McCutcheon
istration of county affairs. Stop
time to come.
Asso­
deputies
whom
I
shall
appoint
to
K
in
g
s
County
Historical
needless expeditures and waste
and give proper support and a t­ enforce all laws including th e ciation, who discovered th a t an
tention to good roads, public 18th Amendment w ith efficiency iron ring had bound the w rist of
IF ADVERTISING STOPPED
schools and other vital and public and economy.
If you do not of each skeleton.
“ What would he the reaction upon the cost of living necessities. Enforce the prohibi­ w ant the laws enforced,
A lso th e C hristie Com edy "W inter H as t ame"
do not
law efficiently and properly
if advertising ceased and its bénéficient force were stop­ tion
through proper agencies and élim­ vote for me.
A novelty act by Bill Watson
The Saw Musician
Every ad has a message.
ped?” This question, asked by the Fourth Estate, provid- inât® spoeial law «nforeiag ®rgan- D. A. LYONS, Central Point.
This Is
Refrigerator Weather
to
Rhinelander Airtite
Refrigerator or Ice Chest
O preserve the natural
beauties of the great
routes of travel of the
Pacific Coast, we have
removed all of these signs
1200 in number, from the
highways.
T
Swenson & Peebler
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
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