Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 12, 1928, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPXGE TWO BEDFORD MA1TJ TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOON7, FRTDXY. OCTOBER 12. 1928. y S o Quick ftf arftialade Biscuits A tested recipe from Holli.r 1 wuh mwi tfciiciaov tvrd ucrarcivc. ico, they arc especially tauwooM baili tan povdvr (aWftpooni Critco a rup milk Mlti Critco Sift toother three timet fkiw, baking powder and salt. Work in Crisco with the lip. nrf finders. Add milk. Roll yA inch thick, cut in .null rounds, brush one-hall of ilicm with melted Cmco and place another round on top. Brush with milk. Bake in well-Criscoed pans in a hot oven (450F.) 1 5 111 in ure. Remove from oven and immediately lift the top ofF each biscuit and put a teaspoon of orange marmalade in the center of each. Replace top and verve while hot. Makes ix to 15 biscuit,. j : E TO BAR HUNTERS !fi TABLE ROCK armnKfd by the Medford school I of munic lor the entertainment to ' bo Klven next Friday nUcht at the j Tahle itock HthoolhoitHe. Thl promises to be a real treat . with Instrumental and vocal num ; ben, rendingH and fancy dancing. ! and with the small admittance fee ; of JO atfd 20 cents should he greet ed by a packed house. ' At a lit tit minute's can vans of thU dlKtrlrt by a regiHtrnr went out by the Sams yilley (Intnge, 12 pros i pectlve voters were registered bo ( tween 5 and tf o'clock Saturday evenlnc. 4 ANTIOCHP.-T.A. HOLDS MEETING CHiLO WELFARE i HELP ADVOCATED Ncwspflpeo 1 cqIb. x 55 li.) P, 0, 0070 28-4J2 TAl.l.i; ItOt'K, Ore., Oct. lit. (Kpeclul.j Owing to the apparent lack uf consideration for land owner, nnd reedlnews exhibited luht fall by some who were per mitted to hunl on premise mh than their own, many of our frtrm rn have decidfd this year to ex- , elude from their fields all hunters, : irrespective of whom thy may be. Mr. and .Mr. K. M. Tuttle ere ; arnonK the slKhixeer jit Crater , hake lat Hunday. The U'llson-Noalon hay-baling crew are operating in thfH district ; at the present time. I Mr. and Mrs. Ware expect to move into their new home on the Tirttb; subdivision the last of the PRh : rneetini: the ofincln Uownrd Mayflcld. prominent i the bnllotlntr of two netv rnndlil:.! cattleman of Central Point, was it ! unci discussion of the new Fnrm hero the first of . r:urcnu nlan. It. K. Xenlnn. n. net- BY SAMS VALLEY 12. JlKAGl.E, Ol Oct. 12. trtpoc isl. ) The first meeting of the J'. T. A. of Antloch was held at the seh'Kilhoue Friday evenins. Octo ber 5 .Vis Burr iind .Mrs. Brysnt of Medford ni.t with the P.-T. A. and Mrs. ilryant rsvo a talk on th many tbinn that could bo taken up in the work, and nave us an Idea ut the thinus that could h done by the I'.-T. A. to help child welfare work. .liss J'.urr also talked to us on the subject rmd told us what other I'.-T. A. workers were doinK In other j schools. After the business hour! ; was over refreshments were served 1 by the ladies of the association. Plans were made to celebrate the troop's anniversary next month. .Mr. and Mrs. .VlSmlllor nnd fam ily spent Sunday vlsitlnu with friends in Afedforrt. " - Ceori;e Hmcy was looking after business interests and calling on friends here Saturday nnd Sunday. -Mr. mcy now lives in California, o ey tMsjl N.)e.. -Miss Chrysler, the librarian, vis- Iteil our school Monday, she is to- , inr to send us some books from Medford. The school Is very sorry to lose, Irm.i and Lois Civs, wse bav Kone to live at Trail. Os.!. Maket the Creamiest Candies REESE CREEK R1PLCTS Kndburt; made u business 41 ed ford Monday of thin SAMS VAl.LibT, Ore:, nt. 'The next meet In u win Un hoiw Pri ncipal bufllneM vnsi .... , J ,. i . i ine scnooinouse anu When Morning Minutes Count Provides Morning Energy Cooks in Ztt to 5 minutes CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULT , buslnenK visitor here the first the week. Mr. Mayfield staen that owlnii to the srnrcity of c;ittle hi. eally and the hltrh prices asked, they nre forced to ko Kreat dis tances to replenish their herds. Mrs. I.. .'. .Schnfer nnd children motored to Klamath Fnlln Hatur i day iilternonn to spend Sunday at the home of Mrs. Hchuf-rn brother nnd wll'f, Mr. and Mrs. OonaJd . Vanh'liMjt. Those from here who attended the OranKe meetlnK at Central Point AVndnesday niKht report one of the bent fintnKO mcetinRH ever held In the valley, with over 200 In ut tendance, who were roynlly en tertained by the Central J'olnt KranKPrs. Miss Marian Hamerlck of Cen tral Point and MIh McClanuhan of California were amonjf those who Attended the meeting of the ljidieH SewlnK ejub at the home of Mrs. .John Nealon Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Chaw, lhinlap, who returned last week from iJikeview whore they Were lookins alter properly interests, report u nice ! trip and everything looking about j as UHiial In that section. i Those who rushed to the hills! at the befclnnlnK of the torm last wuek In search or the wily bucks, liave returned und mostly empty- ! handed, reporting poor luck. ! A n excellent program ha; b en ; School Time Is Sandwich Time A sandwich is as good as the bread it's made of ! ') And no school lunch is a success without good sandwiches. Insure your Lunches! Buy- RE&B Made by BECK'S BAKERY For those who want the best. ln master for the day, made very emphatic to the members the nec essity of buying stock and patron izing the new organization to make it a success. lie further stated that with the aid and earnest co operation of the farmers of the county this new organization enn Krow to be a business of ic.kui.Uc proportions and one of the most boneflcliil aids to successful mar- kcliriK the farmers of the county may ever hope to have. The hi feed which the men w-re to sive Ihe ladies for their victory in the attendance contost. was mentioned and the men promised all would be ready In the near future, the date of Which will be kept secret until the immediate time, giving no lady time to fast In prepara tion for the occasion. Ed Moore, who has Buffered a Ion: niee of illness is. we are (?lad to report, steadily improving Mrs. Ida Howe, who has spent the past severnl weeks with Mr, and Mrs. J. I,. Howe, returned T u edday In com pa n y with M r . Howe to her home at Trail. Mrs. R. It. Day and little Nancy returned this week from u two weeks' visit with Salem relatives. John Wilson returned to school Thursday, after beinK laid up for four days with a badly bruised ankle, received in a f;ill from a j motorcycle. The ladies' I. C. S. V. club open ed Thursday with a meeting, with IMrs. I-;. A. Wilhite, after helm,' closed for throe months. The club will hold the regular two weeks from this on. Hent KdinKton. who Is employed at Kirk Fort by the I'elican Kay Lumber company, spent the week end with home folks nnd relatives. ednesday evoniim our drill team was called by the Central 1 'flint OranRO to put on deKree work for o new clous in Hint t Jranpe. Mrs. J. W. Jones spent several daM with her dniiKhtcrs in re cuperation from a bad utlack of la Brlppe. One of the liirirest hocks mierf this season by Snms Valley hunt ers recently foil victim to the jaiod aim of Fred I,ovelanri. The der dressed Htt pounds, nnd Mux Krhutz, who accredited -the good luck lo his heinK ulonn. says it was 'as fat an they ffrow 'em." Wednesday nifiht wns the first heavy frost of the season, but did 'no damage to garden truck, owl riff to the dense fo that followed. Mrs. Carl lieebo and twins. Ciale und Dale, of Medford kept store over the week end for Mrs. Heche's parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. 1.. C'aton, I while thev pnent inn time vifdtinK relatives at Ittrtte Falls. Mrs. Dolly 1 leurffadert returned to her home In California after vlsitinn a week with relatives and friends In this district. Miss Donna McDonouh. who Is attending business college In Ku ene, writes that she likes her new Sams Valley AmoiiK those who have purchas ed cars the last month are K. It. Day, Harold Straus. 11. Vanllocv-! enburu and M. F. Harper. 1 The school is ma k inn prepara- lions for an interesting Hallowe'en! proKt am, which wilt probably be I Kiven the last Friday of the month.' Pleasant visitors with Sams Val-' ley friends Sunday afternoon were Mrs. H. T. Fnnkey and daughter ltoherin and Mrs. Peterson of Cen tral Point, who called on the W. w 1'dintiton 'family. I hf Hi-it- U. -itt a r.l..k .1. program and refreshments. Kvery '. sun" ni1''U'0 win- i - vuiuiumj linuru U vunu', Mr trip t week. C. Waddell finished the roof on hN new barn the first of this week. There has beon a number from Uiis section out hunting since the reeent rain. Ciene Jielluw visited the county seat one day this week. Orandma Hobertson attended the Central Point Kospd team services hooihouse last ' s' .Mr. liedingricld and family, who have been Uvinif on the Isaacson , ranch in the Alendows. have mov ed onto the Stacy pluce. .lames Martin bouuht a team of horses from Joe .Mayfield the last1 of the week. ' Itaymond Mayfield boimht .1 Kord runabout from Charlie Staph-: ens, Mr. Stephens hnviDK bought llulck tnurliiK car to make their trip to California : Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Simmons and family of Oort is, Cai -e vlsitinn I at the home of Mrs. Simmons' par ents, Mr. and Mrs. I.. M. Sweet. Klbert t'lass and family moved to their new home above Trail the last of the week. Their many friends here wish them success in their new home. Mr. Stofleld has disposed of his place here and returned to the Lake o' the Woods. A trucltlniid of urain was deliv ered from Medford 10 K. II. Lucas Ihe first of the week. Mr. Lucas lurniliiK Part of the I'nele Hilly Davis place In connection with his home place. Mr. Dennlson and .Mr. Drown, who botiKht the ltlehnidson place, built a new house and made sev enil other improvements. 1!. II. I'ollard, Die Mcmlows mail carrier, made a trip to Medford r'rkiay and called at the liny Scout headquarters. Tin- Hoy Scouts held very In-t-reslint,- moeilni; Saturday cvenim; at Ihe home of Scotit Master K. li. Lucas. .All scouts were present but one. .Merit badKe suhjeos ,,..,-; the main topic of the even'm:. Also 11. Hull Is buildlnc no addition on their barn to make more room for their dairy herd. ' II. Crandall has about two weeks more apple picklnc. .Induing by the Hoover buttons In evidence In this locality, It would seem lo Indicate that .Mr. Hoover will carry Itcese creek by a bi majority. The Sunday school lesson for last Sunday was on St. Paul In tfpho. sus. Ills messace on thin occasion was on the kingdom of flod which was delivered with tetKna effect. Uev. John HtlMe prenehed a very able sermon Sunday evening from f.-alms 91:L "His truth shall he thy shield and buckler." He told of the need of truth as man's foun dation and defender without which man Is left helpless. The Hee Creek P.-T. A. will meet October 17 Instead of the I nth. We nre hoping- for a larse crowd. If you want to be famous a a candy maker, use Carnation Milk, It makes the most velvety fudge, the creamiest caramels. Carnation gives a wonderful texture to every thing. Its double cream por tion means economy, too. Writ for Caoh Book ' CARNATION MU PRODUCTS CO. 474-A Clitan St., Portland Produced in Oregon s'mcv 1902 Carnation Milk Goldest ctM.c.M.Kc.. "From Contented Cows" i ft The U Creek P.-T. A. will IH 1 1 III III I I CORINTH QUAKES ! f&J&J CAUSING - PANIC 3 atiikxs. tireece, t,ct. I2.-W s WtT Calumet contains --The city f Corinth was shaken f If two leavening by a severe earthquake this morn- 1 S Sf units; one begins to inc pit twine ' m panic nniiinx the ?. C Mm work when the population a official of the jOT dough is mixed; the wcllare ministry was killed hy a tZLJTQ n(.k ,.., .k fallDis- brick. Lesser shocks were iCfcRi ther wa for the still continttine- this afternoon. I MOJFn heat ot the oven I1 S3Ssi then both units i """" j jPifA work together. 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