Medford mail tribune., May 31, 1929, Page 10, Image 10

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I ENTRIES FOR ROSE
"THE HAIG" REAPS SPOILS OF WAR
Delicious flavor for
vegetable, foods j
i THROUGH BAYOUS
INI
s. iLr i
lb
. ftTOU:HUU5IUf
ny woman interested in appetite
appeal can use it t
Co? JNC history nt made recently when four
iiiLtvii cooking experts met in a kitchen feign
up in a New York tky&craper. The question
before the house was what could be done to
make vegetable dishes as delicious as they ,
could be. The result of the ejeperiroems. which
were carried on for several dayi, was the far.
' reaching new discovery of an old secret. The
. best way to cook vegetables is in a small
amount of water, and with the addition of
sugar. In every case yege'-ables so prepared received the unan
imous vote of the experts.
For luucheon or ditmrr cook 6 medium carrots with a level
; tablespoon of sugar in the least boiling water possible. Slice,
reheat and let simmer 10 minutes in 2 teaspoons of butter, pinch
of salt, nnd 1 level tablespoon of sugar,
For delicious Mewed tomatoes, peel, slice and stew 6 ripe ones,
. then add a lump of butter. 3 teaspoons of salt. 2 level table
: spoons of sugar, and 1 tablespoon of bread crumbs. Cook 10
: minutes longer and serve.
Just try sugar with vegetable in yow own kitchen and notice
ta how much better it makes these healthful foods. Try a adash of
sugar with lima beans, string beans, corn, peas, parsnips, squash,
onions and tomatoes. It makes children and adults like them.
Most foods r more -delicious and Bourtmng..sriih sugaf.'VJTHa '
Sugar Institute. t- v. . . ..
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Entries fr
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" it mi m t n m rurim intiiJI jWni mm' ttVtT ft. tumJ
" ... -pjJ
roue hw ut the .Medfyjd Untd'-n
j-Juh will oia ilfiflay mwrmru? at
j" o'clock ami !? pron.jnly at 1!.
jThe dour will remain Iwktd tl"fo
until 1 o'clock in order to gSvt the
itouimJ'.i'-rt in cuLTf;- time to ar-
' range
I formally
; put
; iarjc'
i wuthrn On1
I Thfre wUl
, in;, and eve
I the vaJIey
i Whilf many
provided. tho
i-trr:n-npnti
ovru itk ftii
litri auKe their
Hunting their?
Jane Hnedicor Ih central chair- 1
man.: ahJMWxJ ly "tie tiffitw. of
the aoc 1 it ' , Mr. Carl F w 1 j r t . :
Air, K. -N fiiden. Mrs. K. H. i'r
ter and Mm. Goddard.
.1lsb ' 1 Rosen, In charge cf
Mrt Joui Kaiad.-. Jr.. and ilrm.
AIftaiky.
CIk 2 Jri. in char if of Mm.
Iuui L'Jiirh.
Cits 8 Vases of tall garden
riuwem. in charge' of Mm. A. J.
Diury.
:iaK A Pt-onles, in chaige of
iii'if. astro c-.lr.
Ciit-, S 0!nitjfne, and clam
j F urn-jj.
i'lirtt 7 Wiid f lowers, and Hanii
. uoikeu of fJowcrinx hrubM, iu
charse of Mitm UvinsHtun.
C!ah i Small garden flov.-eni.
In tharxe of Jfm, A. L. Hill.
'I:ih 10 Table arrani menLa.
In rHttrx cf Win. H'.mlin.
Clam II JiviriK room armns.?.
mentH. ba.skttM, J.owlh anil vaHe i-.f-)
eut flower iri charkc; of Mrs. A. j
r. n earner.
'ajK lfhiMren'M diM!i, in
irK fii irt. if. rt. jp.lver.
llanuiEer. K. O. Kried!rr; entry
clerk. Ah-tt. Iceland Mentztr.
Huir- will e clavHlficit hh fi
Iowa: (a) Cliinljiiur rowi. nuiiv
i 4 tf!7"4
il r.r''
I -SI. .
the d!ffrim MMMta and i T A-V 1 - ( mt i'tK.'iWt.lH.-f
I.udx.i t award the ribbon.?. I rilJUf:':'' trf ft fcaf i' 'lii'. "A1!
'omptly at 1, Mayor Mpn will 1 2 tir - , t , 1 T 4tVj
ally c,,-n the .how. and the Fl JV -i il ! 1'lT' I 'S M
lie will ie invited t'o vivw tb i P.9 . 1 a "''!- ' t I J
t flower tthmc evisr given Li VJ: j
T, ,e. ..... ! VJTJ l'! V
rc,.url, .ill 11 KJ i 5 li7 'fj"-"l?X' I J
enterins; artlxtle i (- - I ' i . zLvA
Rbould bring thir i '"-" - "i! t I - : . .wSfl'!
and I.C..I. and re- L . A la " Si A -JS
... .... .. r - ' 2 - r '
HOVTOX, Texas. My 31. 1&
Three ocrmaliy kiuKiiU-h buyouit
were raring torrenu, today ax the
full force of Texas' spring fjLMda '
swept down on Huuston. bringing
immense property lot.
Pofuiibiilty -of a wait r horutpe
was an added menace as the
stronir current of Buffalo bayou
crashed windowa of Lho central
water mation early today and rose
In the T'Uildine. Th nlnnt
4 J Bhut dov!i and tle whole burden
J of Bupplnir the city with water
i nree or lour ncusejt were swept
down stream, but it was thought
the occupants bad been warned in
UJne lo escape. Homes' in any
sections of the city were flooded,
and residents fled to higher
ground, taking their furniture in
I i t t" . , . i . j ; i -t . . . ;
Asncdplttrirrc Photo
'. From the handy of A W. Robertson-Durham (right), Walter
Ksgen received" the cop emoiematic of the Britih open golf Cham
p.QTshlp- foUowina hi se.-tional victory at Muirfield.
" - HUGE BRITISH AIR . OEMOW;
j It wan reported here that
j Lynchburg. Texan, wae threatened
with cUmtul tioiv . uu s wollen
Ktrea:s emptied into the San Ja- I
cinto river, rractfcaliy all te!--j
phone linen between Lynchburg
and Houston were out.
.
Portland People
Delighted With
Southern Oregon
u
IE
Carnation Milk is
absolutely uniform in
quality, always pure
and wholesome. Doubly
rich in cream. Conven
iently packaged. Al
ways obtainable. Keeps
perfectly. Gives better
results. Saves cream
arid butter in cooking.
Could you ask more?
Wrilt or Cook Book
T CARNATION MILK
i. -"OIUCT3tO. ' '
P. O. Itos 21 Sa, St.tlor. A
r,rtliuid, Or. -
The Safeguarded
u from Contented Cows
POH'DKX. Ivnirluntl. (Pi Home
tJmu itj July, if hht-fl trluls Rehrd-uli-d
rr lite t-jt-ly part of the
month KittUfy pxiiurl of the Hrlt
iih ulr ministry, the new loo-
harrty un.l crov lne viK.,r.,'uly. one ! t"1""'"'"''" ' '111 U: ill. H-HiO will nut ; ami Kireside foi June, represont
Mr and Mrs. Marion E. John
son and daughter. Marion. drove
down from Portland Thursday and
are spending a few days enjoy
ing southern Oregon climate and
A Kr-enerv It fu ih. fir,-, K.m
1 fcr Mrs. Johnson and daughter.
O and they say Medford.jnore than I
- , lives up to t;ie many nice thins I
j they have heard and read about!
Another decrease in the uuml'r ' the city. ...
of people living on farm has j r. Johnson, who is sales man
been s.iown In lij,-ures issued for 1 aer for the Pacific Coast Discuit
ttie pan. year, and it is now esii- I company, with headciuartcrs in
jnaied that only :;;.iioo.vil out of ; Portland, visit Bedford often and
America's 118.uuu.000 population I" KO enthusiastic abuut southern
remain on the soil. , j Oregon mat he brought the family
Thcse figures, tleclnroa Farm 'oowti Hi make jfood hi claims.
Mr. Johnson is ilelii'hK.d u-ith
spray, any color; lb) pillar roses "'."" ,l" lMMl '"" .about 3y t"'" tent or the entire ilraiilos; husim-m for their
half hardy. Ktowlng n.i, feet hig.i l'VK ,"MI1"" cuhlc feet of hydro- ,0pUlatii.n and a steatfy annual de- j "Snowf lake" pruduvt; In sowthern
and often ten, ever-blooming ex- I 11 ' ' ' l crease in the number of farmers. Oregon. . il. I.cke is the disj,
hil.ited ono spray, uny eolur-' ! ''K hen It is corn- al) vi which points to greater : 'rlct salesman, with headqutrte.s
bush rnwn, (l( hybrid iie-pe'tuals'" T'"' "l'lKil,lc ,nHn- 'lhuut profits for those who have been j ln -Medford;
hardy, "exhibited three of one va l,,u,lK'"K ,n ,n '"""ense hangar, able through efficient methods to
rlrty nniuid. In ease; i ) hybrid 1,1 "a work their farms succcs-fully. The
teaa and teas, half hardy exhibited Ut"nB lOM " an'1 ctuillbriuin. , magazine pulnts out that with the
three of -one named variety i 14"T"'",I"B of the imtgnitude of , g,-owing use of modern methods
yaae: (3, polvanliias or dwarf 1"'.'" n''"or lry"ut may 1,0 ""SSined ' and machine;. 15 per cent of the
rows, exhibited In bowls- 4l nils-, en rot':!ll,il ",Ht th-population may well feed the na-
cellaneous, iticludiiij.- mus roses "l'Hut hte size of Ue steamship : ii within ;5 years,
hybrid rugosas. hybrid sweet briar Maureli,n"'- i "The calculation is now that we
china hourbona, etc., exhibited in . p"""" Nl"u over j.ng-, have enougn cows to supply dairy
SCHEDULED JUNE 1 7TH'
bowls of one named variety; iili
land are expecled hefore lli: ship , reiiuirements 25 yea;s hence. Tin's!
trailing roses, exhibited one nra . 1 trans-Atlnnuc cruise to ( confirms the assurance that half
' .noun e.tj.
any color;
; e one rose, jinv named ,,, , ... . ." present proportion of fnrinur.
variety, any class, exhibited in J r ' ":e "oyal (would be sufficient, if they farm I,
vase; (fi best buwl of roses -ni, 1 aiaiiigton. i'UUiwell enough.
variety or ilasa or color.
The sweepstake n.w will he
selected as the host rose in the cn-
I miles south of here in liedford
i t hire, w here her si; tor ship, the
II-Hi:, will be given shed tests.
tire show. . ) """crnenis made in parliament number of farmers continues Jo
. Those' exhliliW ...hould ,(.i,i,., ! " " Samuel Hoare. secretary of decline as for some lime it has
' it Is reasonably certain that Jn
25 years we shall have nearly
1 0k iiiin.imu people.. If the actual
jrlate for air. have been to the ef. (annually, we shall he down to
feci that both the ft-Hin arid the
15 per cent farming population
her that stems oral.' foliage aio
ItfllrilM ennui,!..,.... I ...
well an form, houia'i eu- of 1 "" "'"B "'s- long before tn ijuarler centur.'
flower Itself. ;.,' t'.'l.- ,' -.,- ""'; c,ui"M ""' "-10 elapses. Thi looks good for laml
i i -".iv uiiu me ii-iei to inula, prices ami lor larm product prices
ji-KJln arid possimy Australian and good for the farmers who are
Ouiphtioii of the two ships eficiem enough lo stay in busi
comes ut least a year latr man ness.''
oriKinaiiy exiM-cted; but. as pointed Tne article adds. that the aiitn.
out by tflr Samuel, both npresenl up.'bile and radio industrjc- have
ni nwi, KJinmii in size, ami : mus lar ansornefl millions of the
moody novel principles of design men who have left the farms and
LEGION TO STAGE FUN
Li
jnniun muni ie worKffl out with
luuji I 111. til JIUKie.
Ixicnl legionnaires are looking' ;"th , 'hi' lrl""'''- ' K-
forward In keen anticipation to
proximately 700 feet Ion, with an
ORTHOPHONY
Portable Victrola
$25 and $35
Virfor'8 latent achievement for your enter
tainment. .Makes a wonderful jirt for gradu
ation o
rW it for your Summer
Vacation I r.tndv to ('ari v
. i
Wonderful tone Automatic n top -The hest
rttylo on the market. '
c Palmer Music House
. "We Sell Happiness"
1 the big Ugln stag smoker schej- ' d k" " -''
! uled for .. Monday night at Ihe r2TtT, m n .., V 1 "
i Armory. The committee In charge 4 ' ' n,:,u,"1
ha. promised m, Iu.w and oJrt I ''ta" "
lenterlHlnm.l features and a ' co""1.h1" " " x Kolis.u,,o englm-s
I .nappy fun session", l"n.nd lX; "nd 7"" 4:'''"e'
remllt t power, and the accoiuinodatlons
Hpeclul music and a number of " "h "'" '' r"om
!.urprl ..tint. are also iu'T Tli.,
, In Ihe evening s prngram. The .-vll, ,,,, ,-,..,., . . . ., '
I lo.i kitty. In w'hom so many oflan.i s...h aT.',.,. . .
the members are showing great ,..,, ,h(. or(tal,iMlin
nit res, is seneoilled to be present 'pre :l,,;hts to be miflcri t. 1.-,. i...
in )Vi-..,n. Kvery l-glon man In ti,n ,. dlrlclble. n P
Jackson county is urged lo attend Sees,.,.,. In Jlriti-h lighler-than-air
Oil. special "whoopee" meeting transnorlaiion
on HiTniiiy, June 3
'
The Way or I'caiv
The way uf peace is lha
way wf truth. Truthfulness Is
even iiKire Important than
peacerulnes.. Indeed, lying Is
the mother of violence. A
truthful man cannot Inns re-
main . violent. . Jle will per-
f teiv,e in the course of his.
warm mat Da has no need to
"e violent and he will further
discover that so long as ther
me sngntejt trace of vio-
lence in. him. he w ill rati to
find the truth ho Is se.i'. hitig.
I here Is no half ny be-
tween truth and non-violence
on the one hand and untruth
and violence on the other.
We may never be strong
enough to be entirely non-
violent In thought, word and
deed. I!ut we must keen nnn. 4
violence us our goal and make
steady progress toward it A
the attainment (,f freedom,
whether for a. man, a na-
tlon. or the world, must be in
exact proportion to the at- 4
tainrnent of non-vinlrnee by
each. Ix-t iho.-?. therefore,
who believe In non-violence !
as the inly method gt ai hiev-
Ing real fiednm, keep the j
lamp of non-viol,. nee lm,ni. a, i
iiif-dlcls that Ihe aviation industry
will absorb many more in future
years.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Tribune-Virgin Station
Radio np'-rator fxaminatiuns
be held in Medford June 17, unrivr
le diroftion of Edwin V. Iove- '
joy. United States supervisor of
raUto, of fcoattl. acrordinR to an 1
announcement received here todiy.
A elatii at 13 hijrh school boyi j
and wveral' adults huH been in
proun ss fur several months witii '
ponidk al moetinn at room 4 3 4, i
Medford liuildinu. Tom C. Hull
fi.the Palmer Music House 1m in!
rharisv of the roui of i tdio .-ii-thusinsLs.
H is prohnlde that mo-t
of the da will take the oxaniina-
' "n-iuuirs ill j uii', i
Mr. Hal! said. j
Anyone who is inti-rested in com-
nenne and who has not been en
rolled In the class may secure com
lele'detu!lK at Palmer'.1!. ,
Frhiay. May 31. .
r i m .
6 6:15 iis Theater euide.
C:J3 to :3 Mail Tribune, j
. ne w and markets. ,
6:3u lu 7 Hand JIox. .
i ti 7 :.'(( Mir(ueite program '
by Srherer Motor Co. . !
Sattmliiy. June 1.
4 A. M. "
9:30 to 10 White Kin Soap' :
HI to 11 Peopled Electric !
KOSKHl Rf;. Ore.. May 31. i
PrcdittiiiK that loulas county
will harvest one of the larsest
prune crops in It ltory. and
I plneinc the probable volume at
I 15 001.000 pounds, the Douclas co
t operative prune association feeLi
; that the outlook at this time is
J "excellent." A report was issued.
; by ihe orpanization yesterday.
I ghortjiK' or ftinny fruits reported1
in California was said to bo a
j factor, in the prune marker.
KoreMt drove AtTican I-esion :
BAKING
POWDER
Same Price
for aver
23 ounccsjorlS cent
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 0ET8 EESULTS
Guaranteed Pure
and Healthful
Millions of pounds used
by ihe Government
Store. , plan to erect 12.60' memorial
1 1 to 11:10 Beebe & Klndlft ;Hoiidfne
11:J0 to 12 Jira Orlc vea.'
rroxpeet UeiMtrt. , '
12 noon Mail Tribune, news
flahe..
P. M ' '
l: to U':J Klectrlc Wiring
Co. i
12:" to 1 :30 William's Sup-. ',
er Serviee Station. . j
' to 6.11 Ma Theater C.uide.
.6:1.4 to :3u Mail Tribune, ;
news and marketi.
Sunday, .luue 2. ' '
to Valley Katllo Church. I
' I
Your kitchen
experience
s warns against
making
Too
SiiWuch
FROM SALEM STUDIES
Mian Kmtly Frailer lilow n ar
rived In .Me.lford tbij mrn!"K
from S.ilem. w here nhe ha. r0
nleu'd her junior vear at ihe wtl.
brluht in the mldit of the 'n.ette univei.lt-. Mr. and Mm.
71reta.nl , luipenetrahle iiloom alter Krazlr limn and Mow
1 ne iruin or arew will count.
th untruth nf mlllionii ni
vaninh even like chaff before
the whiff of Mm '
M. K. O A.N DHL
lllllaboru, N. II.. folk, ,mo
when on tpraka of the flve dny
week n an lnnlvation. IT, b,,n a
fact there for 1 )enr. i
ivmiiy will leave thl evenlnk en
the lh.tta for Santa Clara. Cai..
to visit a won and dauliter-ln-law.
Ilev. Ionard liiown and' Mr
Hro n. for several daya The Mm
llr plana to leave Ban Kranrlaro
for Ihe Atlantic coaat June 10. Mi.
Kmily took her college ekamina
llona early In order that the party
of three mlaht reach Ithaca. N. V .
by June 14 for Mr. Hro n a el-iaa
reunion m Cornell university.
mayonnaise at once;
Voi-'d law control at you beat,
and the oil and vinegar would
srpirnte. It ij also hard tn con
trot flic flavor when coffee is
roasted in bulk. So HiiU Bros,
roast their coffee a few pounds
at a time by their patented, con
" linuous process, and what a dif
ference ft makej in flavor.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
frrik frym fit rtf.
aaf rsrn fmrk
Ik, .,.
0 !.'
Honey Maid
Grahams and
mklted milk
an ideal light lunch
jA. glass of malted milk with crisp,
golden Honey Maid Grahams! How wel
come, either at home or at the soda foun
tain, after tiresome morning hours! Honey
Maid Grahams bring new energy to lighten
your fatigue, because they are rich in nutri
ment . . . baked with a special graham
flour, sweetened with honey.
Wherever you buy them, these nourishing
grahams are always deliciously fresh. Wax
wrapping guards against moisture, assuring
m-cji-crinpness: Baked inoneof six big plants
near your home, Honey Maid Grahams are
immediately sealed in sanitary containers
. . . and as a further protection, sold under
a definite "Guarantee of Freshness."
Pacific Coast Biscuit Compaxy, .Los
Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle,
Tacoma, Spokane.
A Snow Fiake Bakers' Product
" HEEas-sa'
1 y mmm ,
SCHILLING TEA
The Best Guf Mcney Can Buy .
Black
Green
English
Breakfast
laT' fJ III
i!?' S'sl Earlv
Free
Yours
If for any reason you are not satisfied you maf
keep tins tea pot and get your money back.
Service Stores, Inc.
Star leaf Market
SPECIALS
i'
Choice Spring Fryers and Rabbits
Hams, half or whole, per pound. . . .32c
Bacon Squares, per pourgji 20c
Home Rendered Lard, per pound ... 16c
All Choice Beef Steaks, per pound . . 35c
Lean Pork Roast, per pound 25c
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iVo Better Meats at Any Price
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