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FR ID A Y , DECEMBER 20. IMS
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CENTRAL POINT STAR
Published by M ac’s P rinting Co.? Gold Hill, Oregon
C. J. SHORB. E ditor
An Independent Newspaper published in the Interests «f
C entral Point Oregon and vicinity___________
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Entered as second-class m atter, October 26, 1928 at the
post office at Gold Hill, Orégon under the act of March 3,
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IS EUGENICS NEEDED
IN T H E PO ULTRY YARD
Somewhere in the course o f m y
general reading I once ran ae
■et 1. b . H e raising o f high grade
the statement o f a w e ll know n w it
; k l.i i ,! chi ■ . i.s. I could not
that the best th in g he ha I ever ,1. u ■ .dp 1 n ing :’ ow much te tte r it
was to choose the p ro pe r , rents w ou ld be 1.1 a .¡real m any cases if
A very w itty rem ark, indeed, but in fo w ls c adl have B e p rivile g e of
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A Painter of Reputation
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601 N. Grape
Unequalled W ork at Reasonable Prices
M edford, Oregon
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reg ula tiitg th e ir ow n parentage In ­
stead o f h aving to depend on those
w ho do it fo r them. It has always
amused me th a t so m any people
should fa il to realise the im p orta ure
o f p ro p e rly selecting breeding stock
as a fa cto r in successful p o u ltry
raising.
F irs t o f a ll there Is the general
law o f h ered ity that “ lik e begets
lik e .” In o the r w ords, i f you select
a certain breed o f fo w ls in w h ich
eertai
ch aracte ristics
are
ve ry
strongly m arked and mate o n ly such
birds as e x h ib it those characteristics
Io a decided degree, the o ffs p rin g
should have the same characteristics
to approxim ately the same degree as
th e ir ancestors.
Because it is so decidedly true
that like begets like, it is o f para­
m ount im portance Io select breeders
know n o, fin ite ly Io possess certain
desired characteristics.
'That im -
.le d i.il.Iy rules out the m ongrel and
rst'.ihliahc- the lie essity o f w o rk in g
,n v w t’ li
andar breed fo w ls. The
m ongrel
s no it in ite 'v know n
.1 is .1 m ix tu re of
ra t ti :d
every tilin g ,
(dinne*
anything.'
q tic illly it
.>; iix may he a r y lliin g
or n o tk it
'dust li' el; . they w i ll
o r. ai '.rest, n othing
iie ro t hi
useful.
On the
I’.i r hand, suppose our
aim is h'
,
p roduction. We c m
choose 1.1 iy .i num ber i f v a rie ti s
k n own i
excellent layers; then
i f we are careful in c u llin g out
indersi-ed i , I in fe rio r o r deform ed
sneeimens
bulb sexes and I f v e
c u ll r ut a' poor layers among the
fen-a’ cr, "
r> p re ttv sure to iln-
v i lop a f ir
that w ill give us eggs
in abundance.
A n othe r law o f breeding to be
re"k< ned x.’ith is that o n ly h ealthy
and v ig o r ms parents can be ex-
peeled Io have healthy and vigorous
o ffs p rin g .
As applied to p o u ltry
r.ii-.iir this c ills fo r ruthless c u llin g
out o f ifT ir f e r io r fo w ls as soon ns
they are < Id enough to show w ith
c e rta in ty w he th er o r not th ey meas­
ure up to req nired standa-ds
that arc i.ct good layers should be
discarded fo r tw o reasons; firs t, be­
cause Hu y do not pay fo r the trouble
and expense < f keeping them and,
secondly because th e ir descendants
w ill also he poor layers. The v a ri­
ous methods o f c u llin g are w e ll
know n and easily learned by those
w ho w ant good pro du ctive flocks.
C e rta in ly these methods should be
kn ow n and practiced by any o w n er
QUICK FOOD FOR THE
HUNGRY CROWD
A Dollar Dinner for Four
T IIE
is the work of only a minute to add ing until thick the contents of an
spices to taste to the canned apple
sauce, pour it into the shells,
sprinkle with grated cheese and
heat in the oven until the cheese
is melted.
Apple and Date muffins are simple
to make and with chocolate or coffee
are enough for such a light lunch.
To make them, beat two eggs and
add one cup of milk. M ix and sift
two cups of flour, three tablespoons
of sugar, four teaspoons of baking
powder and one-half teaspoon of
salt. Add to the first mixture.
Then add one-half cup of canned
apple sauce, three tablespoons of
melted butter and one-half cup of
chopped dates. Pour into buttered
muffin tin and bake in a hot oven,
400° F., for 15 to 20 minutes. This
makes eight to ten muffins.
Versatile French Toast
French Toast is a quick and uni­
versally liked dish and can be varied
in many ways. You can sprinkle
it with powdered sugar or a mixture
of cinnamon and sugar, or you can
serve honey or a tart jelly with it.
Another variation is to cut the
bread in circles, dip in the egg and
milk mixture and sauté in the usual
way. Then force canned apricots
through a sieve and spread half the
slices of toast with the purée. Place
the other slices on top and garnish
with a thin slice of orange, cut
crosswise.
A pineapple sauce to be poured
over French Toast is made by boil-
eight-ounce can o f pineapple tid­
bits, one-fourth cup of orange juice
and one-fourth cup of sugar mixed
with two teaspoons of flour. Pour
over the hot toast and serve im ­
mediately.
Peanut butter may become a part­
ner in the French Toast business,
too. To make it, cream together
one-half cup of canned peanut but­
ter and one cup of milk. Add salt
and pepper and a slightly beaten
egg. Remove the crusts from slices
of bread and cut in strips. Dip the
bread in the mixture, and saute in
butter. Serve hot with a garnish
of sweet pickles.
Pie Crust Sandwiches
Pie pastry may be kept in the
refrigerator for some time all ready
to be rolled out and made into turn­
overs—if you have a filling ready.
Or you can roll the pastry out and
cut it in circles the size of a slice
of pineapple, and bake it in a hot
oven. Put a pastry circle on a
serving plate, and place a slice of
drained pineapple on top. Spread
with
marshmallow creme
and
sprinkle with nuts. Another circle
of pastry goes on top of that, and a
dab of marshmallow creme to top
it off.
By a little home practice in mak­
ing the foods which w:!l appeal the
most to your crowd, and by seeing
to it that supplies are always on
hand, you w ill have no qualms
when the crowd descends on you.*
WIRE CI.AHH
The m in is te r was q iie xtln n iiig his
Sunday school class. 'N o w can any
o f you te ll me the name o f t ’le
place w here w e 'll a ll go if we are
good?” he asked.
" I 'l l describe It," Hie m in iste r con­
tinued.
" It's ail immense pine«
where huge golden p illa rs rise high
above you. The a ir is perfum ed
and soft m ilsie plays e o u tiiiu a lly .
Now can any o f you te ll me Hie
name o f th is place?"
"■Idle m ovies!" chorused the class.
„ went into a r c -
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.mc.nt and trin i to get fou
x.
I wenty-'ive
tiun. rs for out
cents en. h, pee, te v n i begin to
»lii; -'t •' e r sjuity. ’ ! P at home
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CLASSIFIED ADS
and the contents of ..n c'.iicn-uiw e
can of corn.
Place in a well-
P I\N O F o r Sale—o r—T ra d e —W in d
have you? T otal price $182 .»U, $15
dow n lim i x'X per m onth,
L. It.
M um my, (121 South 4th Street,
(iru n ts Puss.
grr.ised loaf pan anil !>..
in a hot
oven (44)0*) for ibt.ul 45 miniitrs.
Serves eight.
For four, make
i .ih half the re ,pr, r r . .n k the
entire amount and use the loaf for
| rr< hate for tier two meats.
Steamed Tonwioet an.! Celery i
fam ily o f four for a modest dol-
lar Id 'll:
Combine contents of a iiuml.er 2
house* ife < m
Cera and Peef t o i f .. , . $.42
.10
Stewed ie n u to e t & Celery 17
¡¡read and Butter ............... >V8
Jellied Peart
...................16
IJemi-tatse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tli
Total .......................... $ 96
The recipes fo r this economical
dinner are:
Corn and fleef Loaf: M ix the
following iiiK.ediri,.s . . „ I form into
a ro ll: one p 'liu i ground rump
of l>cef
one-half pound ground
fresh pork, one beatrn egg, one
tahlcjp,’.'ti chopped i nion, one-half
tablespoon salt one-fourth teaspoon
pepper, one-half cup bread ciunibs
o f chickens and ■ n il the very cream
o f any flo c k should In lie d fo r
can of tomatoes, one-lialf cup of
diced, cooked celery, silt and pep­
per. one tablespoon of butter mid
one tea >p on of s>
Simmer
gently for a few minutes.
Jellied Peart: Drain the syrup
from ail eight-oun c can of pears
and add one-half cup water, one
tablespoon of grenadine syrup and
one tablespoon of sugar. Dissolve
one-lialf pa.kaee of b ,ion-flavored
gelatin in the lu>t mixture and cool.
Arrange pears in four individual
molds wet with cold watrr. Pour
the cold syrup and grlatin mixture
over (hern, and set away to harden.
Unmold and serve cold.*
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Handicraft Shop
THE JOKERS CONNER
breeding.
W hat is tru e o f the fem :i c is In n
to a lik e degree o f the male. That
is a point often overlooked by p o u l­
tr y raisers. It must not he fo rgotten f
F IF T Y - F iF T Y
that the male supplies the germ of
T
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o
Jews
w ho bad shops d ire c tly
fe r tility w h ic h converts an i gg from
across
the
street
resorted to e ve ry­
an in e rt mass in to som ething capa­
ble o f pro du cing life. The stronger th in g hut m urde r to outdo each
and more v irile the male b ird is. other. T hey slushed prices ruthless­
therefore, the greater w ill be his ly , und w ent w ith o u t sleep, p lo ttin g
a b ility to tran sm it that v ita l q u a lity
w hut to do next.
w ith o u t w h ic h eggs cannot become
Then one n ig ht a Jewish fa ir y
chick.
O n ly liv e ly , a le rt, strong
vigorous, fig h tin g males should be came Io the bedside o f Cohen,
selected fo r breeding. The lusty and said:
"M ine , frie n d , I'm it a leetle fe rry
loud c ro w in g , b rig h t eyed, chesty
S ir C hanticlear should he chosen vot k in geev you a n y tliin g , but I
every' tim e in preference to the w arn you w ot you w is li yo u r com ­
droopy, d ip irite d , too quiet or inas- p e tito r gets double."
"D o t’s okay by me,” Im plied Co­
sertive male.
hen.
" I vis li I go b lin d in one eye.”
The question o f h e re d ity should
also influence selection o f the male
R IG -H EAR TED IIUHHY
b irds fo r breeding. C haracteristics
Young
Bride— “ D a rlin g I bud a
o f descendants are derived from both
w
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n
d
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rfu
l
dream last night.
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male and female. It is. therefore. I
o f the utmost im portance that male dreamed that I w en t shopping and
b ird s should possess, in so fa r as ! bought three dresses, tw o hats mid
Exam. Q uestion: Slate the num ber
that fact can he determ ined, the
characteristics w hich are w anted in o f the last amendment added to
the next generation. If a pure strain the. U. S. c o n s titu tio n , and te ll fo r
is w anted it c e rta in ly cannot he m hat the amendment provides.
R uth's A nsw er: The nineteenth
expected unless the rtiale is in every
amendment:
Equal Suffrage— the
w ay a perfect spcciman em bodying
moinen have a rig h t to su ffe r as
the 'jest q u a litie s in that strain .
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M edford, Oregon
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Chas F isher, Prop
19 N F ir St
’ HEN a committee meeting
I drags itself out longer than
was expected, when a glow­
ing crowd of bright-eyed high-school
girls come in with a hungry look in
their faces, when unexpected guests
drop in during the evening—then
what a comforting feeling it is to
know that on a certain shelf in the
kitchen there are the makings of a
dainty b it of food which w ill take
mly twenty or th irty minutes to
prepare and w ill win the crowd’s
plaudits.
Let Your Daughter Cook
This shelf is especially desirable
if your daughter—or son—is of
the gregarious type who is always
bringing friends home after school,
for you can teach her, or him, to
make a few dishes and rest serene
in the knowledge that the responsi­
bility is off your hands. But to
do this, one of the most important
things is to see to it that the nec­
essary supplies are always on the
shelf and that recipes, if needed, are
pasted on the inside of the cupboard
door. Because the essence of such
a meal is speed, some preparations
should be made ahead of time. If
you include cheese in the repertoire,
see to it that grated cheese is always
in the glass jar on the shelf.
Canned fruits are especially suit­
able, for they lend themselves to
many uses. Apple sauce is one of
the best liked. It can be used as a
filling for cake or gingerbread. I f
you have baked tart shells ready, it
w e ll us the melt.
hud u fu r coal sent home on ap­
p ro v a l."
H ubby— "W e ll, honey, you've hern
a m ig hty sweet g ir l you may keep
a ll o f them ."
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H ere are a fe w o f th e m :
AU Hand Made Gifts
Hand Made ’Kerchief’s
50c to 2.25
Pillow Cases $1.98 to $2.25
Towels
$1.00 to 1.75
Luncheon Sets
$3.75 to $20.00
Card Table Covers
$1.39 and $1.50
Aprons
$1.49
Many Attractive Stamped
Goods Pieces that will be
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HANDICRAFT
SHOP
42 South Central
666
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Best of all, the prices are far
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Shoes R epaireil W h ile You
Rest
The H andicraft Shop o f­
fers many lovely and ap
propriate g ifts for the
women folks.
G m en Bracelet Watch
Ì 6 jg w d l m o v tm rn l, $40.
S. A H. Green Stamps
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M edford, Ore
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