Medford mail tribune., May 16, 1918, Page 6, Image 6

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MAP -SHOWING ELECTION PRECINCTS IN THE CITY OF MEDFORD FOR PRIMARY ELECTION FRIDAY
BARLEY READY 10 "PINCH HIT" FOR WHEAT
I Million of ISusIiHk, Formerly I VI in Slink or MjiIMmI, Now on tlio Mar
(, knt iw I'loiir.
f AN EXCELLENT WHEAT
SUBSTITUTE
i
"julc'v in ft palatable, whole-
some Krain which has long been
used in infant fplin;? and, to "
some ;.twit for wn (toki-'ry,
arid which can now be iiM-d in "
quantity to Rave wheat. Hurley
flour is one of the be-il of the
wheat subHtitute
Del
breads and cakes can be Hindu
by iisinjr it to replace nil or part
" of the wheat flour.
'The. use of bavtey flour for
kucIj purjwsus, though new to
v" most of us, is not new lo Home
people. Not many years iitfo
barley flour was nsed more ex-
tensively than wheat fur bread
making in many of the Kuropcan
.countries. IaiI us revive the art
ot barley cookery and, by so do-
injr "strclrh" our supply of
wheat flour so that it may c
" further to meet the needs of
allies. U. S. Dept. of Atfricul-
iiiro
Hundreds of millions of bushels of
barley aro niised yearly in the United
State. This nupply, heretofore, 1uik
been used chiefly for stock iced or
for malting, hut under present comli
' lions the grcufer purl of the crop
ia being milled into flour, which, since
it in both pnlatahloi and nutritious,
,': may well bo used ti meet the incrcas
' ''injr demand for wheat substitutes.
'This ilour in now on the market, and
' ',it is a patriotic duty to use. it to nave I
', !the wheat Hour.
Give barley flour a trial you will I
r wonder why it was not used more he-
fore the war.
I HUrtey Hour does not keep so well
1 ns wheat flour, so it is best to buy it
in finiill quantities,! even for home
! cori'uniption.
' The recipes which follow hnve been
! tested in the experimental' kilehen of
Iho office of Homo Kconomics of the
I'nited States department of ugrioul
Hure: Ilnrloy Hot Hronils,
l riarley flour is very satisfactory
Uor hot breads,
'i ; Itnrloy (Julek Itlscults.
, 2 cups barley floitr, Vi teaspoon
salt, 2 tablespoons fat, 4 teaspoons
baking powder, eup milk,
linrlcy Drop ltiseuits.
2 eups barely flour, (1 teaspoons'
. linking liowder, 4 teaspoons fat, '
teaspoons salt, 1 eup milk.
Baked in a sheet this makes a good
shortcake buttered nnd served with
fresh crushed berries or other fruit.
Hurley Waft'loa.
2 eups barley flour, 1 teaspoon
salt, 3 teaspoonshnking powder, iK
caps milk, 2 eggs, .'1 tablespoons melt
ed fat.
Sift the dry ingredients together
and add slowly 'the milk, beaten eiru
yolk, and melted fat. Fold in stiffly
beaten whites. Heat thoroughly and
cook in hot, well greased waffle irons.
Ihyley MutfiiiH.
J1 eups bailey flour, I cup mill,. .'
tablespoons corn sirup, -I teaspoons
baking powder, i j. eup wheal Hour, 1
talilespoou fat, 1 egg, '' teaspoon
halt.
Ibu-lcy Shh)ii llrcnil.
1 eup barley flour, 1 cup lad boil
' ed hominy grits, ;i tablespoons fal, 1
teaspoon salt, y cups milk, 2 eggs, '.'
teaspoons baking powder.
Hurley Yea! llivad.
If you U"c your own lircail recipe
and replace oncfourth of the wheal
flour with barley flour, you ill lie
able to make a very g I bread. With
Iho pre-enl n 1 of saving flour, il
will be desirable for :tie hou-clcivpt r
to make lcs bread than u-ual, as one
, can not use so laige a pen-rntai-'e of
whea't substitute in inaking vcat
breads as in ipiick brcad.
JUlrley ln.sry.
Very good pie erut can be made
( with all barley flour or uinu one-litilt
barley and one-half wheat tlour. 'flic
first recipe is psppc-ully good lor n
one-erusl pie.
I'll) Crust I.
1 enp barley Ilour, 2'J-.'1 table,
spoons fat, iH teaspoon stilt, cold
vii tcr.
I'lo Crust il.
V'X clip barley flour, 1 -H teaspoon
j salt, 2 2-3 tablespoons fat, cup
( white flour, tcusoou baking pov -!
tier, cold water.
' Jlarley Cukes nm! Cisiklivs.
( It is not necessary to go without
rnkOjWhcn such delicious products
can be made that use no wheat Hour
nn( but little sugar. In these recipe
the housekeeper, if she prefers, can
use crca in of tartar with baking soda I
in the usuii! proportions in place of,
1 linking powder.
j( ,' (liiieolino Cake. j
cups barley flour cup fat,
teuspoon slat, 2 Muares chocolate, i a j
eii milk, 4 teaspoons baking powder,'
2 tnble!looiiH brown suijiir, 2 eggs,
whites and yolks beaten separately, 1
teaspoon vanilla.
SiKingo Cake.
ll0 cups barley flour, 4 eggs, 1
table-poon lemon juice. 11o eus corn
sirup, ' tciisooon salt, 2 teaspoons
baking powder.
1'rllit Cake.
2'' caps barley flour, 'j cap fat,
!i tablspooiis molasses, eup chop
ped raisins, 't teaspoon cinnamon, 1 j
eup chopped nuts, H eup corn sirup,
't teaspoon soda, 1 teaspoon baking
powder, V teaspoon allspice, ( tea
spoon cloves, 1-8 eup citron.
Make 1 hoar and II) minutes. cKeps
moist and very good.
(ilngcrbread.
IVy eups barley flour, V! eup mo
lasses, ijj eiii milk, 2 teaspoons bak
ing powder, 'i teaspoon solid, 1 tea
spoon ginger, 1 teaspoon cinnamon,
1-8 teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons fat.
Hake about :tll minutes in moderate
oven, (loud texture and flavor.
Ill nulls.
2 eups barley Ilour, 2 tablespoons
fat, 1 egg, I i leas i ginger, 'i cup
chopped raisins, I teaspoon baking
powder, ij cup corn sirup, 'i tea
spoon sail, ',' teaspoon cinnamon,
'i cup chopped nuts, 1 tablespoon
milk.
Honey, maple : igar. or maple, beet,
apple or sorhiui! siriup, which can
be made at home, can be used ill the
same way as corn sirup in the above
recipes lo save sugar.
WILSON DECLINES
v TO VETO DRAFT
WASHINGTON, May 1G. Presi
dent Wilson today declined to voto
tho bill paused by congress changing
Iho basis of army draft quotas from
s'uto population to the number of
men In class one because of objection
lo the elimination of tho plan for
giving credits for volunteers.
In a lottor to Senator Fhelan of
California, who had asked that the
bill be returned to congress, the pres
ident na Id :
"I admit there aro two sides to tho
question nbout allowing "credits' for
volunteers In conducting tho draft,
but 1 am convinced that tho lntorcsts
of the country in the matter of win
ning Iho war will best bo sorved by
tho measure as It stands."
WASHINGTON, May 16. C. F.
Kolly of New York, vlce-prerMent of
tho Anncondn, Copper company, told
tho sonnlo mines commllteo thero
wns no need for legislation as pro
posed In tho administration ore con
trol bill. Domestic production rapid
ly Is meeting tho demands Incurred
by tho war, he said.
Mr. Kolly declared that passage of
tho bill would "stifle nnd strnnglo"
tho mining Industry and would estab
lish control over tho entire mineral
Industry of tho country.
M.J.B.Coffee
Why?
Best Coffee
at any price
Yon can nv.ike more cups
of jjojkI coffee with less
M.J. H. tliau with any
otlier coffee.
Grmnul just rljjht to niake
the best cup of coffee.
Mended from the finest
flavored coffees grown in
the world.
Thoroughly aged before
it is roasted.
Quality never changes.
It's the most economical.
It goes further.
Vacuum Packed by Spec
ial Process to Preserve its
strength and flavor.
It Reaches You Fresh
Tvi RY CAN ("lUARANTEf.D
kf'&mj IL . CITY or ,
1 S EPiHll A 1 MEBFOimr : . - 'i "
PPlMM lllfe 15
POLLING PLACES FOR
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Sit. F.leetinn Precinct.
Mcdl'oril Northeast
North Mcdl'ord
Mi'iH'onl North Riverside
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4.
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7.
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111.
11.
12.
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thwest Medt'ord
West Jledt'ord .' 4!l
Medt'ord North Main .211
Medt'ord North Central :U
Medt'ord rioulh Central
Medford South Main :in
Medt'ord Newton .'hi
Medt'ord Park :I7
Soiilbwesl Medt'ord 4J
Medt'ord Oakdale :ij
Kasl Medt'ord 40
Southeast Medt'ord 41
Medt'ord South liiverside Tl
REWARD
will be paid for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of the vandals who en
tered and damaged the building and fixtures
of the luiirnelaiH' Sehool (Dist. No. !M)) on
Friday, May 11th.
RALPH G. JENNINGS
. SHERIFF
MEDFORD PRECINCTSITAKE YOUR CHOICE
Xo.
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I'ollin.; Tlaee.
lioosevelt Sehoo!
olo X. Ite.itty
Lincoln School (Northl
1)0!) West Jackson
;i:i l W. Second
..Smith's Hall, l'8 N. Grape
City Hall
Ml' So. Cent nil Ave.
-Jil'l W. Main
Washinlo'a Sidtool
I South Orange
1024 W. r.levcnth St
Oakdale Oroeery
I'aeil'ie & Hastern Depot
82li Kast -Main
Hear of (117 S. liiver.-iile
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STANFIELD
Born in Oregon.
Farm boy.
On the range, supporing a widowed
mother and family.
Trading In a few sheep.
Studying sheep problem.
Reorganizing sheep industry of Ore
gon. Markets first Oregon mutton In Chi
cago trainload.
Elected three times to Legislature as
Renuhllean. S,k.r f H.... 1017
Session.
Instrumental in making Portland sec
ond largest grease wool
United States.
depot In
Largest Individual woo
America.
grower In
Has employed 20.000 men. .
Has helped the tax roll.
Always 100 per cent Republican.
"The OioKouian Is nble to say on information anil knowledge that he
(liolieit X. Sianfleldl Is neither a profiteer nor a hoarder. It says It now.
because It oiikM lo be said now. It would not have him, nor any man, ion
allzid throuuh polities, or partisanship, or newspaper unfairness, for having
IH'rfonuod to the state of Oregon nnd to the Northwest an Invaluable service
in creatine here a ureal wool ilc t, and In helping lay the foundations for
an huiKirtant Industry In the manufacture of wool products of ail kinds. What
encouragement can Portland offer to others to Invest their capital here, con
tributing a share to the development of desirable enterprise if they arc- to
ne assailed and llheled merely because they happen to be candidates for
officer
Oregontan Kdltorlnl. M::;- rj.
U'alil ndv. by Stanfleld Senatorial
HIS OPPONENT .
Born in Oregon.
Appointed by brother deputy County
Recorder.
ADDointed clerk In nffir nf nie.rl.
Attorney, by Democrat.
Appointed deputy District Attorney by
his brother.
Practicing taw and politics.
Appointed to Supreme Bench by a 1
M o r
wci.ubiai'b uuvcrnor.
Defeated for Republican nomination
for Supreme Judge, four were nom
inatedhe ran fifth.
CorPora,ion lawyer at Salem, Oregon
P"'lnd. Railway, Light & Power
Company and other coroorations.
Applicant for appointment on Supreme
Bench. Republican Governor de-
elin to make appointment.
Appointed to U. S. Senate by Repub
lican governor, is In combination
which Is trying to defeat Republican
who gave him the appointment.
Has employed a few office stenog
raphers. Has been persistent tax-eater.
A Demo-Rep. 50-50 per cent.
League, 2M Northwestern Calk Uldg.)
COAL
We expect to supply at new low
rate local coal of tint-class qual
ity, free from late.
For Information regarding de
livery and prices apply to
CoksrBatteCoalM'gCo.
Itoom L'OII, First National Hank
lll.lu. F. 11. Conies, I'res.
Vote X No. 47
J. B. Scfiaefer
. RKI'lllUCAX
CAN1I1DATU FOIl
Water Superintendent
Division No I
lla.s practical knowledge mill ex
perience in Irrigation.
Xot representing bonding compa
nies. (Tabl Adv.)
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
The Only Exclusive
Commercial Photographer
in Southern Oregon.
Negatives made any time or
place by appointment.
Phone 147-J.
We'll do the rest.
J. B. PALMIE.
Medford.
208 East Main Street,