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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1925)
e e rtxrm six r TrnrOnTj KfXTL TftrBUNT?, MT!DFOTtT5, OTtBClO, FTBIT, .TT7T Sl,"lf)2. GUILTY VERDICT FOR KLOONEY IN ROCK' Hints From a House- Wife's Kitchen Diary fcpCk, ISLAND, III., July 3I.r-(A. JMrjohn P. I.ooney woa found giilliy of conspiracy 1" pro In; t gambling ly n Jury which reports In circuit court in o'ny., '. ' -'' ' f, In Ilnd Looney guilty the Jurors placed his punishment at ana In five yeara wlh no fine ' ' ' iLooney .accepted' hi . fate calmly, tlih! rja itu vlsbly. liffected. Ills daughteiV tors. Ursella.,Hnhiblln, who has1 been 'constantly at her; father's a(le, broke down. I , ; ' ; . ....(Attorney; W, CJ. Alien, ohlej, counsel for the jjrfense, Ihdltrtti-.t; hV,vnuld auk for onw lrloli i. -i . ( '',... !.V. . "-The prosecution of T-ooney resulted from Rock laland'a vice war of three years -bro which climaxed a series of personal animosities and disturbances begun' -years ago;, when I..ooney, n ounff man, known n a criminal law-, ypj", bpernted 'the tork Inland Newn, Which tae'owncd. ; , . ,irbrough the News prosecution In JiU irial,', for -conspiracy eonlcded joney ruled the underworld and the police by threat of puhllrlty und'rol ty'cfly ' haonthly tribute from dlpord erljt houses .saloons and gamblers, 1 ' he immediate caiytn of the vlre war waa the klilln gnf William Oohcl. n saloon keener,, after federal Investlan tors obtained from him Home cancelled cheoka payable. o Louis Ortell,. alleged wholesale bootlegger and friend of Looney, whose name appeared on the bank of aome of the chocks. The Mock Jshind ArgiiN and Trl- Clly pnpers launched a cleanup cam polgh nod were Joined by citizens' com. miliees.'. y'jrhe climax canie Oclnhcr 0. 1022, When ''Ixionov'a Son. John Conner .oonay;, - was killed ns he sat with his father In' ai automobile In front of n hotel, 'The elder; Loodqy escaped the Shots fired from passing, automobiles flpd later dlsapepared. : i An .investigation resulted In Indict ment , 'against -Looney and Hock -Ih-land officials for consplruc. ylo pro rect'gambllng. and In trials and convictions-of 'four snentas klllera of the ion.t ? .! , ' ..' . '! efeanwhlta XOoney ''was located In New, Mexico,, arrested on a federal Warrant .chargrng.-lnter-state transpor tation' of a stolen automobile and, later when he went to Peoria to answer the charge, wa taken to Rock Island and arraigned on the indictments, one of which charged the murder of Oabel. f 'During the trial for alleged conspiracy- to protect the gambling, .boney1 'Produced 'several sensations when'he shouted at Assistant Attorney fleneral Hndley, "Mar do what you please with me, but lenve my child alone." and later when he was search ed and a revolver was taken from jilm : .-., ...i. "' mMmmMi For Jaded Summer Palates ItMI.IIAItll " SHOUT CAKE Kvery housewife knows that her ' family enjoys the succulent flavor f Of rhubarb and that a pie with Its Juiciness (.bubbling under a flaky : Croat Is always a treat. Most have also found that a dish of stewed rhubarb for breakfast la most wel vome. Yet very few aver seem to think of using this delicious fruit vegetable, which has better food value than many fruits, except In a pie or, sauce. . .Ithubarb short cake makes an at tractive and delicious dessert. Wash the rhubarb, peel and cut Into pieces. Place In an enameled ware saucepan, cover with boiling water una cook s.owly until tender. The surfuce of enameled ware does not Interact with fruit and veget. able acids, so the fruit ajajl utensil will not be affected. Then drain off the water and for every two cups of rhubarb add one cup of ,. sugar, and flavor with ground cin nutnon to taste. Tor the short cake, alft together three cupa flour, three teaspoons Duxing ponder and one-half tea spoon salt. Cut In one half cup shortening or ruo It in with the fingers. Then add one cup of milk and one egg, well beaten. Spread evenly In a well buttered layer cake pan and bake In a but oven for twenty minutes. When the Ailing and cake are cool, split the cake, put. the' rhubarb between and on lop and serve with whipped cream with a llttlo cinnamon dusted over the top. , .,. . VEAL AKU, HAM b '( V,..u-. i , y'l .."if OF 'TAILED MEN 1.. tOS ANOEI.Efl, July SI. (A. P.) rrrftenrcfi tor A, trliie of "tailed men" will he resumed this full by V. I.oy -1(008,1 who. 'announced today Ire would leave In'. Seiiteiriboi': for iho I'blllp--pllie in one ofu the practically unex plored .Islands "of which group ho bQpes tq find his ."misalng links." GENERALMEIN IS IION0KON0, July 31. (A. P.) An cute situation Is reported to have risen In Amoy over tlio slinntltiK on Wednesdny of a Chlnose merchnnt who wag known to be friendly to the llritish. A Chinese secretary of tho municipal pourioll was wounded ut the same. time.. A. general strike is be IlevHd to be Inevitable In Amoy and q : stringent boycott ' la bolng main fhjit.' 'A . llritish gunboat hull left MAqor, 1, ; J , W ', , , iGUMAJt CLIMBS : -One -dtsii Uiiiboi i.-hioh oua jsc. prepared In a easseiole or baking risharu becon.ii very popular with housewlvi ui.jiua3 they re quire no attention after they are placed In the Jven, eauept propu liming. ' ; - . . ,, With the u,Mu breuu anu bultor, and followed ny a llmple dessert and coffe., .tht touolng - dish makes a couipibw ulnner for ' four. . Cut bhie-us.t4 uf si puund of .veal In four even pleota, ana one quarter of J pound ham It. strips. Cook until brua lb ootUr and ' then place In au .nkuieieu wie , casserole or oxlng aiau. la tliv remaining fat brown tut atnul onions, add to the meat with one' up .stock or water, heated, one half cup celery cut In strips, one teaspoon salt and one eighth .tea spoon pepper. Then add one cup tomatoes, the acid of whlcb will1 not affect the enameled ware dlahj Cover and bake one hour. Add two cups potato cubes and cook until the potatoes are soft. Thick en gravy with flour mixed with water, add string beans or peas and serve hot. CARROTS A IA KINO Toung carrots which are so healthful and ao plentiful now are delicious prepared In the fol lowing unusual way. . . Cut tender carrota Into slim "fingers" and dice these into inch lengths. Place In an enameled ware saucepan, which will preserve their delicate color, cover . wllei water and eook until vapv tender Salt toward the end and drain well, l'repare for a very liberal QUart. about a nlnt of rich htehlv seasoned white sauce made of part' mux, to which has been added.' while cooking, a dash of cayenne pepper, one teaapoonru! of scraped Onion and one lahlesnnnnfnl eitph of finely diced celery, minced pars ley ana minced red sweet pepper Pour sauce over carrola. cntnlilnA lightly aud serve very hot. MHAWnKKIlV JUICE . FOR bl'AIMUll PUNCH . 'The "housewife wno wishes lo serva an umtsut.l drink during the summer months will prepare straw berry Juice before the season closes. A little Juice of this piquant oerry adds a delightful color and flavor to any fruit drink. . Heat three cups of sugar and one cup of water In an enameled ware saucepan. Add two cups of trawoerrles and boil ten mlnulea. Mash the strawberries In the syrup Mi that all the Juice will be ex-1 trauted. Than lot cool. Enameled tare la Impervious to the action of fruit acids so there will be no danger of tne rrult becoming af tected or discolored. Have bottlea ' or Jara ready, heat the fruit again, and seal whlie hot. A ery good punch Is' made of strawberry, pineapple, leinon and oraugt Juice, strong tea and waler, with either white birch beer or inter ale added Just before serv- The 'Jell br.fri that lias been under reconstrif ilpn for Ihe past 'two months' Is now completed and tilled with hoy. N. P. Hanson is harvesting bis hay Crm this vveek.v Ed Holmnn, who has been working for Ham Coy, returned lo Ashland rlunduy, " ' Oscar and Carl llunson returned .home from their work Snturdny night to assist their fulher. Willi his haying on Sunday. Nick Young, having completed his work for Sam Coy. returned to Uugle point Saturday. He will now begin to build a granery for Pete Sinle. Oscar ' llunson' called at the Coy Hume Snturday night, " Sam Coy and lid llolman rut a bee tree'Runduy morning. They were' iienerously' nwnrded ' for their efforts' 'hy over five gallons of delicious wild honey. Mra. Bertha Charley ' and family Visited nt the home of Mrs. Oim1 Comstork last Thursday; I '" 'Paul Kurs Is employed by Andw flrhisom to harvest his wheat crop,' "Mennlfee Chnrley mid Medit Coiif etVk were visitors at the Walter Charley home Hundny. FAR AWAY TIBET I,ONI0J, July 31. (A. P.) Civil war lit rn)ortiMl to havo lrokon out In the land of tho Lnmns, Tibet, In HpfM'Inl (INputchefl (rom ' Cnlouttn which are dene r I bed ns unofflclul. The Rltuatlon ta said to havo de veloped through a plot by military officers who had been trnlned nhrond and Imbibed western Ideas an against j tho ancient rule of priesthood ngnlnst the hamalat chun-h, and against i Ihiddhlttm. The offlcera, the ells-1 patehoa Hhow, plotted to overthrow' Lamlani and In order to do thltt at tempted to mako war on the Sera and) Oropunjr monasteries, the NtronglioldH nt tho ljimaiflt mnnkn. Tho plot Avas dlfloovered nnd the Tl henan. commander In rhlcf waa de graded and replaced hy Drasau Drumpn. n relatlva of the Dnlat Lama, nplritunl head of the rountry. The general commanding the Dalai I,amaJft body and another supporter of modern wentern Ideas nlso waa de graded while n third plotter. 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We sell dirart (ran eur fermry at lowest pnna if if coasiwsnl widi food quality, jf . Sasjji nd Doors lt0 1st Ave. BA Seattle, Wo. STRIKE OF BRITISH TRUCE IS SIGNED HARVESTING was reached. Ho sulci liu would leave It tJ Winston ChiLrcliIll, chancellor of the exchequer to five out Uie details tonight. It is understood that the miners' wages will continue al the enisling scale for at leant nine months. ' day after a labor motion to reject It was defeated by a vote of 263 to 98. The measure was one of the most Important projects announced In the recent budget presented lo parliament by Chancellor Churchill. In a nllv of 100.000 DCOIlle. 32.600 are forty and over In years. A tenth of these S260 will succumb to can Parlv rilnn-nnsla and ea-rlv nnera- tlnn would save practically every vic- . LONDON, July SI. (A. P.) Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin In formed the house today that a pro visional agreement hud been reiti'h-' r-d 'In the conl Industry and ' that Ihe ' miner-owners have withdrawn their notices for two weeks, thus nvertlnic a country-wide strike called for midnight tonight. The notices that hnve hnnn with drawn were those posted at the pit heads Informing the miners that new conditions would be effective at mid night tonight, in view of the Inability to arrive at a new working agree ment supplanting the one that ex pires today. These notices hurried the decision' of the miners' federation for the na- I Inn.ul.l.. ul.lla ..11..., r I meni the working agreement ended. it- IB iissuniett the millers will con tinue at rlielr tasks under the pres ent, hours and wages, wllh the gov ernment giving timini'iol aid lo the owners, until a foil Inquiry Into the mining Industry has been completed. The agreement which Baldwin an nounced Is suhjevt lo confirmation lh. thb various conl producing dis tricts of the country. I'he executive of the miner's fede ration has telegraphed to ull local unions, "notices to strike suspended; continue work." STARTS IN EAST OREGON POMTIA.MI), Ore., July '31. Wheat harvest is In full swing In the eastern part of the state wltb Iho yield aver aging better than 2S bushels to the acre In most - sections. Weather has boen dry during the past week but whentr matured well antl hurveHturs report quality excellent. Hauling is just getting under way and considerable wheat has already Deen snipped. Umatilla cqunty received ' slight showers during the week, sufficient for grain and other crops, but hunlly enough to tin pasture uny good. J' M eUsiJ AVUO Tfie breakfast cooked, the kitchen cool -. .... - ' V' I-- ': ' ' That's Quick Quaker, the "no hot kitchen" , solution of the summer breakfast problem' -i- TJERE ls,the right summer breakfast . . , X X oats and milk. Doctors urge it Children do well on it. Active folks need it Yet you cook it in 3 to 5 minutes. '. That means no frying and stewing on fog ' ' mornings, -- It means meeting hot days with a smile. ; Get Quick Quaker. You wiU be delighted. Same rich Quaker flavor. Cooks faster, that's the' only difference. LONDON. July 31. (A. P.) Thn crisis in the coal Industry which threatened a strike of the miners be ginning ut mltlnlgHt tonight, has been settled. Announcement of thn settle ment was made through the press association shortly before 4 o'clock this urternoon. The trude union congress had lilted the threat of an embargo on all coal movements in Great Britain antl has i,iii,u,iv.i-m uiui on tiuiuus mvoiveu i will cnntinim nt wnpli I A supplementary estimate in con nection with the coal settlement will be presented In parliament on Wed nesday anil discussed Thursday. Tho prime minister did not amplify the bare announcement, which was made five minutes after the settlement , POP.TI.AND, Ore., July 31. (A. P.) The Alhina Marino Iron works, port of the Cornfoot shipynrd of war time, was destroyed by fire early today. The damage was estimated at- Sloo.tioo, only a small part of which was coveretl by insurance. William Cornfoot, head of tho Al blna Marino Iron works, wns unable to sny this morning whether the plant would be rebuilt. The flumes leaped tho street at one time and uttacketl the warehouse of the Northwest Sitles company, but fire men prevented serious loss to - that structure. The cause of the fire had not been learned this' morning. Tho fire was discovered In the southeast corner of the huge building occupied by the Iron woi ks nnd had gained great headway when firemen arrived. The fire was spectacular, the flames lighting ihe sky over the whole city. Jobless Insurance Fails. I.ONDOS, July 31. (A.- P.) Tho unemployment insurance bill was passed by the house of commons to- Cookatu fffoi at"! turn v fc ' 3 to 3 minutes CHEVROLET LATE MODEL at a sacrifice The Busy Garner Motor Co. Introdut'titm of motlernlHin in nny form. DetiiMti of tho fighting havo not been received and the dispatched' did not show how fnr tho dtfacrlp tfon "rivll wnr" Is j-UHtlfled. . ft Startling Reductions on All Models of . .5.' -.-I.v..- it-. EFFECTIVE TODAY The ever increasing popularity of the Star with the famous million dollar motor and four-wheel brakes, has'cau sed huge factory economies. These large savings are hereby passed on to you in drastic price cuts on all models. 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