Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 23, 1928, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO BEDFORD MAIL TRTRTTXE. rEDFORD, OREC.OX FT?IDAY. NOVEMBER 2.1.' 192S. " H 3 : II i r i 2 P "Recipe for fried ham CENTRAL POIN I rf NOTES LOSS OF ' t.'KXTlt.XI. -I'OINT, Ore.. Nov. 2 J (fippclol.) Thin ommnnlly I kiiiI fltncil iiy tlij! ilealh of ho ip.'iny i loved , nntl nHccr(l i-lilerly peu-: ltioUn. f-nch n whort time. Then.' arc five who have passoil j nwny in the lust tn weeka In : CV-nhnl Piiiut. ' Thi'y nro . II. rtoKtcl, Novfmhpp K, nwo 78 yoarn; ' .Win. XX'ltte, -Vovtimbrr 1G, ano 82. yearn; Alrn. Marie Purkeypllc. .'o vmlier 17, tiKP SL: II. I' fiim minKH, Xovemlii'i- lit, xikc ST,: ' The A famous cook gives these smjple directions TjSJSiJJ' I IT IS lomeumej so simple to improve the w ep. i flavor of foods. For example, a certain house hold is noted for its delicious fried ham which . is specialty for Sunday morning breakfast and other "occasions." Thi cook was asked for the recipe, and here it is: Take a slice of smoked ham one-half inch ' or more thick. Sear each side to a golden brown, then reduce the flame and sprinkle two teaspoons of granulated sugar on the exposed side, keeping the flame low so that the sugar does not burn. Then ( . ..turn inc nsm sna spnnmc two teaspoons ot sugar on tne otner ,icn..i . .r,,.ip,i.. r ti,i .'side; keeping the flame low until the sugar it thoroughly dissolved t'ity'fco oul to tlip hcrnavpii ramllii-H. i and absorbed into the ham. When it is finished, you will have a j it, 'xv. Lamport and vain Harry ' - aeucious nam navor men as you never touna Deiore. ' ;, ' , The uses of sugar in bringing out and improving the flavors of ! foods ar practically unlimited. Sweeten cereals and note how much more children enjoy them. Add sugar to grapefruit or any "' 'other health-giving fruit that may be harsh to the taste. Sugar ; !oes not injure the beneficial acids and vitamins in any way. A sweet dessert adds a feeling of satisfaction to the meal. Caked fruits, or fruit or berry pies, are especially delicious. Eat nourishing foods and enjoy them. A famous food authority recommends one raw and one cooked fruit and vegetable a day, sweetened to taste. Sugar is Nature's perfect flavor. The Sugar Institute. I the high Bt liool and hpvimiHi mid t-lKhtli (trade teams will Ijp allowed ; to return to the floor anil rcBiiim' j their practice. , ', j K. I.. Kenaston has been haul fins wood lor the past several Uaym I from the bead ot Evans creek to 1 his home in this city. ! Mr. and MYa. If. XV. Stoelman : j and daughter Evelyn, of I'oiiland, ... iiu inn tin iiri part of next week anil will visil Inr ttpvprnl ilni-u Hiit-i.,.. f I. r i . . , , ThankEXlvinu holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kd Shoemaker. 1 (.OLD SIM A,, pr., Xov. 23. A number of the residents of j : (Kieciai I With. tlia revival ot the ,,lis community have voiced their nimius days of ..Sou.IIu.-rn Oregon ! ?."in,?.n? against the location of' and the progress being made In V.'.0 1 i-v f , lrriKaIlon this Industrv at the present time I The wlleel ' 1clel in the Hie famous Knoll mine near tiold J?.we? en'. llle 'lell ownea by . 1 1 til will ctain resume operations I f '"" 'f,8 1 ''. The fish can coma In the very near future. Kan I nt. ,l u;1' ttt ll,e ""fior end Kuhli, owner of the mine, arrived I 1 . t lul,me" ,hy cannot ko In lluld Hill the first nan nf il.i. " ner man wneio the wlieal :MtP BEGIN OPERATION NEAR GOLD HILLi fa '$ m, I week Irom I'ortland. iho Kubll mine Is lex-ated scv- for every: occasion returned from 1-akvlew and Klam- ; ath Falls a fpv days ao. and thpn 1 Ipft nKftln Thurnday for l.akpvlpw. : where they will look over the dairy i Cyruc u. Northeott, on whose ranch j ranehox In that pecllon and may I ganford Clark, 15, told officers four i buy. 1-cHtcr Keott accompanied the I b0y, were slain. j I-nmpertH. ' ' r-T"-...:r- mj. ' i .Mrs. J'IMp Canter Is remodellnK lene liny drove . to Qorvnlli Fri ' h''r house. ; ,iav tot the ball came, ulso drove' I Mr. and Mr. Tom Italnpy of ( i0 Halem. 'Trail fpent Monday with their! Mr, i:. K. Iteamps and .Mrs. It. I i dnuKhter. .Mrs. Frank . Miller and '. : J.ampert were BhoppinB In Mod- i """ ' fonl Wednesday. : , Althouch fleorce 7rel,-hler is ktlll XVflln LeX ec, who has bepn ill I quite poorly, he was able to be In 1 the past week, Is able to be In town Moudiiy attend!!!!,- to huil- i sellnol nun In 1 I IIOHV. J u. ll it I pTaXwc' ,ol!e!F,';ntK,,nf' 0ranli ' IU time been a pro- . Manlcy wen to hade. H. K. XVIlliur returned Tuesday ,i,0Pr llf mll..i. nr thoiiKonil n'r r",, ; Shunlev1 h" V"Pnt ,he "arstei'.akeeou?Tl Tl i jinanZZ . p . is,xwwka- imlno has proved very satisfactory LrFH,t v T . '."J?""! Mrs' - ,:ost'1 nn" Hon 1!orl t" " oner in the pagt and there I'f' V slopped at Salem Rostel and Attorney Harry Kkyr-;s,il seems to be plenty of good .,! " " " K""1- feiiuie. ,0rc iii it to bo tnhon out ' ' : - i.entral I'oint Is; proud to have JMr, land Mrs. Wilbur Cameron ; the first parmnneut Health center or jacitsonville wern Kllnilny v s-I In .lapltson nnimiu ..lnoni..,i in ...,.! I i,uni .i..,i ,i : Itort utviho home of Mr. hiul Mrs. i liitlo .city..;. - , ureal nrosnocts of maklnir llsnir n The o. K. s. Ik maklne (treat paying proposition. The mining preparations for their box social ! industry in ihls country seems to Friday evening. ! ! be reviving with the hiilldln? anil t K. I.atme Is nuite ill at bin j completion of tho new dredge on home. XX'blli militrnliinn- lila innm Fools nrpek. tlip nnpninfr nil nf'ihp frnin Hip W!ii.i-,m (i. llm l.n H......I..I I ii.'i ut MinniiR "XVlilto Ifornn tlnn" ; ' iiamiick spent XX ed. nhmii threp xveeki nno, tbe boiKesiaud the reopening ol the "Kiibll" ; ncsdny In Medford vlsltlni; her ; siartPd lu fnie lb last tue was Inline. .iiiiHMuir. irs. (.eorue Mlmpson. . ( unhooked alld that friitlltelied Mrs. ,1. I., lluru'er. Kllsnbelh ! tlipmt Mipv , n,,.n..-i.. m.. ihpoii anil l.llzahPtn Houlliwell were! iJinKP lo the uround and the wnir- usiiois naiurnay. ! nn rnn over him three times. There Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and daiicli-1 ,vcre no hniiPs broken, but all the i.i-in-ian, .mis. wm. koupi-is or bruises seem to havp d .iipiuoro were KuHday Ktiests of Air. nml .Xlrs. K. A. Ayors. ' .Xlrs. (Ipiiru-p Robinson of Ash.! E 1 'i (':'.)'': . a.'.' ' ' ' : Carrara ;, .. K'V- U v. ri;.: l-'Oranee y&, Pekoe. ' I ?'!: i . "": for I. -- ii" Is located toward the end of the I ditch, about three miles from . !eral miles up Galls creek. Ho has ,r llle wa,er enters Sev-: 'recently made anvernl trios from "'al thousands of small fish ciraid this city to tho mine and has be- i "own ,thP "n1 wnen tl,u I , Run preparlnK to open it up as ; soon as jiossible. It Is not known to what extent i tlio mino will run, but It wilt prob- ubly bo put Into full action for a lenttthy period or time, as Mr. ; Kubll has started all the prelim ' inary operations preparatory to opening It up. ; He has looked over the quartz I , mill built tit the mine and Is pro- parltiK it for action as soon as i possible. The mill was used when ! the mine was lust run and it needs but little repairing now until It will be ready lo take the ore. This tainotis "Kubll" mine has not been in actual operation for about a water is let out they can go neither down the ditch to where It empties ; into the river nor back to the headgates, it is said. Several peo- j pie have voiced opinions against this and want the wheel put at the ; upper end ol the ditch so that the ; fish cannot enter and thereby sav9 many small ones belns left to die. Doesn'tmatter the slight est what it is or how serious i,t is. You do not have to worry about it another minute, because . Calumet will solve it quickly and entirely. Order a can from your grocer see how baking troubles disappear. One trial tfi!J prove it. as? jm if f LESS THAN BY PTA OF DERBY - DOUBLE &gpSJ ' acj:!.m6 vii l i i j ijinjj.rj fi ijt.f. i i ei" j 13. fientt, Air., iiiid .itrs. Niiriier .nnd ' son ! of 'Aslilnnil are snendlnc a few days In Central Point. Elizahptb Duncan was a visitor I in .-Hi'iiifini isaiuruay. rjp.nnv. or v.. iil;ion Somo of the present samples of,i0ii n.i, , k '' ' ", ... the ore show that it is rairly rich. al,-Tllero ho a Welttl ?"eot- j Tho election of a new director i of tha Gold Hill Irrigation district ItiB of the P. T. A. nn Friday af ternoon at two o'clock, for the pur pose of chocking up on plane for tho bazaar which is to take place on December 8. Mr. and irrs. Allen and Mrs. Hlrnni Webb and daughter Fran ces, made a business: trip to the Crater Iwike school on Satmdav- Mlus U'wi, .11 , ,. i..i. sonvllle Saturday afternoon. ' I I lie K. II. Clianibers fnmilv ; XX'idell visited the. Oak' Grove (- X'iolet Tucker was at home on school and Mrs.' Carless visited the; Tuesday on account of illness. -third, fourth and fifth . grades In Derby school has a flno now 1'hoenin-'' .;" jloole. ' Frank Duiilap ; was absent from I P. K. : Doen has boon suffering. school Monday because of a seven! from an attack ot Inflanunato; cold. i llienmnttsni. 1 ; ,Iin,lrfKHW.,'l0 woolt '!n'1 lth. Mrs. X'm. Feritiison. AauiTre'h'AifldnniihtPi- floi-- uhlIitttk4l-tt6:iplXlt: In AledCnrd Hnturday, , . MiC'and".x1rs'.'l'aui''Ainrtln spent Sunday, at the J.i I., IIuikpiv home. ' Many doK nro beliiK poisoned In t'entral roliu tbn liasl th'ren weeks, throe havinu: died last Fri day, bolnnuini; to Floyd Ross. Kr- nest Menu and Guy l:ddy. Ot'tlPy YV elislpr. .Nelda ' son fni-inpi-lv IU-...I . I r.r.ni....i Jean Ayer and. liPlty Furrlln, are; Point where 'he bnsimaa frlendH f U ,.l II.. ,1.1.. .......I. ..... ...... . . . .1.1. ' ' ' urt-K. who ivi no sorrv to ip;ip orj.ii Miss Ar-I death. ' ' on the., sic Miss 1. (-ah i'urkPr and m.ik- i" in.- Kiuium lino ine wan. i ., , . .. ,. , ., .. . . viiaiuoeis lanilli on ran over him three times. There I R,'1'e'' ' 1 11,0 ""'" f spent Sunday .with their daughter vu.muo mi. iil." Mi.wi w .ii'H. win. Utinlan at Camn o ' hold this orrico. Mr. Chllders ve-1 above Untie Falls " placPd Charles Cray, the former I Mr. and Mrs. Mack . I. Drown vis director Jlo was lnaunurated -it Ued relatives at Camp 2 Snndav u inc.;. ,,i mo iiuiiiu oi uiiw .r. and Mrs. Chester Parsons' tors which was held early In this and family ol' Phoenix snent in iTnek. I ' 'Zdl!y-Jl- , ?, 1'1,,,'S ! ''.ay wi,h M,s- HarsnnV parents , -"".''-,' " ;.ur. ami Mrs. pat ISniltli. duties and responsibilities of this Tom fool: visited at the Frcl I., nusuiraii nni.i-ii:i. utininp' home Sunduv I 1 he election was held at the Kiv- j The Chambers ami Drown fam-i ... u v..,. .... ... .ui uieui. ..a ines made a lolly theater parlv Tuesday. November. 1.1. . . to see "The Fleet's In," in M'ed- Sevoinl minor repairs are belns ord Saturday evenln made Uion the fl-ior of the school ' F.verette Iirown "of 'Mho I'nlte l symnamnm. Duriug the time these ! states navv, who has been visit repairs are beinn made no students i ii; the Drown and Chambers f-im-are allowed on the floor. This . Ie. ieft Tuesday trt resume his lias cunsed (he postponement ofUluties on the Penusvlvanii . several of Iho 111 ill school basket -,f .y.ere .. xviiu no fschool on Wed- ...i p ucuces in me near .attire- nesday as tint teachers observed ' the reiiairs will be eomidntwl andlilwir nnnuni visiting ,isy. Mis" veloppil nh- sopsses. Mrs. E. I-:. Scott, who has bppn visillnq: her mother. Mrs. Throck morton at Ruch. XVijs called home last Friday on apcouutj of her. daughter Bthcly.n hii.vln'n her ciil larbone liroken' .xvhlle .lilayinK at school. ' ' ' '- I The sad news has Just bpcri' re celvpd by KA (ilpa,s.on that his r.ith pr. . Irn Ij. . G IcaMOii. . passpd aivay XX'ednesday nlyht. ; ' : Mr. and Mrs. . Kd flioasoh left Thursday for .Xlilwnukle Orecuii. where his father lived. ,, Mr. Glea- TC" T': 1 mam-Btm$ Now Famous . I (fam A if mm Aiw 3C TO ASK FOR HOME PROpUCTS-It Will Help To Bring-To a Great Country- greater ; Prosperity VERY time a home product is re quested, it is another ' step'; toward greater prosperity tor Medford and all Southern Oregon. If home in dustries are successful, new factories and plants will come bringing with them greater payrolls and payrolls and prosperity are synonymous. If your neighbors and friends'are not fully awake to the importance of home buying and specifying home products, 1 explain to them how everyone in Med ford and Southern Oregon will bene fit through their co-operation. "With Medford Trade is Medford Made" never had more significance jthan it has today. Here Are Home Products That Merit YOUR Patronage THIS IS HOME PRODUCTS ;' and ; BUY AT HOME WEEK The Medford Chamber of Commerce is co-operating with home indus tries in a great drive to popt-larize their products locally and familiar" ize people of Medford and Southern Oregon xxith them. The success of the Chamber's efforts will depend upon the co-operation of every man, woman and child in this city and the Rogue Eivcr Valley. ' LOOK For This Trade Mark rani MADE IN MEDFORD PARKER'S . SOUTHERN OREGON i POTATO CHIPS Always Fresh : A Modfixid Mamifactiivod Prodiiot A Knl Huy-nt-Iloiiio Spoi inl fur Sjiturday: only 4 Packages for 25c At Your Favorite libcpr Carold J. Parker Wardwell Fur Co. Manufacturers Anything From Furs ; Chokers Collar and Cuff' Sots : Coats lxiigs and Ixohes Als Taxidermy 208 East 8th Leverette Block PHONE 1179-J DEMAND Chocolates of Your Dealer o A WORTHY PRODUCT AND LOCALLY MADE 3C l- ..-l-..M..iW.l4.)fr..fc ... x. ..