Medford mail tribune., June 14, 1929, Image 10

I'AGE SIX
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Healthful vegetables need
not be unappetizing
Little water and small amounts of sugar work
wonder flavors in these beneficial foods
A famous cooking specialist, on the staff of
two large magazines, has announced a dis
covery of importance to everyone interested
in healthful, delicious foods.
This woman announces her discovery to all
interested in better tasting foods. "We have
dibcovercd," she says, "that sugar in correct
amounts added to the vegetables while cook
ing, intensifies the natural flavor in fresh vege
tables, restores in large measure the flavor of
freshness to slightly wilted vegetables, and
enhances the flavor ot canned vegetables. In
all instances she emphasizes that sugar increases the food value
of the vegetables. She gives the following delicious recipe:
PEAS COUNTRY STYLE To 2 cups of shelled peas, allow 4
young tender carrots, and a small onion. Scrape and Blice the
carrots, and cook them and the peas in just enough water to
cover, adding 1 level tablespoon of granulated- sugar. When
nearly tender add a chopped onion and 1 generous tablespoon of
butter. Add salt and pepper to taste and 1 level teaspoon of
sugar. Simmer until the onion is cooked.
The wonderful thing about sugar as a flavorcr, recommended
by good cooks and scientists alike, is that it develops the appe- -tizing
flavors of fruits and meats as well as vegetables in fact
makes nearly every good food more palatable. A bit of sweet'
makes the meal complete. The Sugar Institute.
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GOLD BULLETS
' hy Charles G.BootK .
SYNOPSIS: A hud Inill.-t holies 1 I'm told. Hut If I remember rlght-
u .lu-jiuii-olil iininj. r. Aiulruw Ok-; ly. the ymiiiK limy w)io lievapwj
-I cmnKiii ih-ii ruriu uiiiiiiiH i m ih. ijcacon woumn I nuve you I
vlnlulliiK Umi reliiHliiH of Ofllcil's uiiIism you elnped with her In the'
Imtlller In Uie Torrhilly mine. I'u-i rolnalitie manner." j
rli iii'Klui'ex a rUilli-Mifl leuu hi)l't I 'Henry raised u JihiuJ, trlniilui,". j
riiuiiil In Hi,. kfetm. 4'ir. lie j "All rlifhl, John. They .are fm-!
first time, Owlen ivullzi Jhu.hls V'lveii." i suil"""' ho Vftta th(til
hniilier not kllj liluiself un Jlie Unit of )il liiiii(onmonf behind
liull-tM lit l lie Bun )ie cuirleij urnv my jioor door. ypt biu'k to!
Hold, thai Dillon hol lilin. proh-1 Dillon." i
nhly Ixtiiuhts he iuul U.- u lili, ic-1 "DMIon. yea!" Jerry exnloded. I
e"iii,ll(e mid feared eM,Mire. Op-i "Dlllon'H our man. Do you know!1''- - Sinterhood held n nuellns
den then reveals the whiile (oiy'ho he In?" on Tuesday eveninf; at'lhe home
In Jerry and sends him u Tor-1 "yuletly, my hoy." I protested, j of Mrs. Karl W. Hluke on Luurel
rlillty to liiitiiil the skeleton. I.ui-y j Till jiie: you were wenrjjg white si reel. After the usual Items of
InienuDiM jim. itui-y ivlth a bur-1 flannels KHlay nitfbiT . .. . husinens had hen dlspuwd of. the
prise ,(. 1M11, 4,.y ,.. mnrrieA' Ves. Hut I ctimiKed Intu these mcmliein llmened to very Interent
uficv her mad (lash the mine, jkhak duds before I left." , ln reports of the statij eonventlnn
j "Where?" , . 1 lot I'. K. O. Klven by .Mm. Louis
CHAP'l'IOlt 44. .vin thai little room of the, II-! Dodue luid Miss Kaiheilne Vli.nnt
P. E. 0. SISTERHOOD
ASHLAND HEARS
STATE REPORTS
ASIU,AN1, Ore., JUOe J4.
(Special.) Chanter AC of I lie P I
IMnlniMUMHWi lllaUlllM.WIall
room uot m w
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"Who n Dillon?" ' brary.
I siaied unbellevinuly at the ejr- -"And. y.u (eft your flannels Jn
elet of t;old on the end of the rib- that room?"
hnn. .Married! 1 had lost her! It "Yen."
pinned me into, iny chair until an "Were your keys In one of the
upi-ush of uiiKer at Jrrry pnvo me poekets?"
release. Jlo njust have felt the! ''They were."
wind of iu, coining. j "Viiat time did you leave your
"I know what you are K'lnK to father?"
say. i.nele John! he poured forth' "At If. after nine. I looked utlthey are enjoylnit t ho Interesting
In frlef-strleken tone. 'Tin a rail' my wateh," ,. . .. sights in KiiKlanU and are soon io
to have done sueh a thine.! I don't j "1. suppose you went out by the leave for ilrittan'y In Kranee where
blame you. Jiail dead and nut j ball Joor?" . , i tiey plan to live durini; the um-
buried this murder eharcc Iihiik- , "Yes." iner months.
ins over jny l)ead -It was a hmstlyi "And you went slnilKht (o.tho farl Darlini; with his wife and
nine io mil iior ii .m ..r i ............ ' '.
who represented the loeal Thinner
iu the state meetiiiK. The hosUKK,
Mrs. Wake, served delicious re
freshments at tho closo of the so
cial hour.
Word has been received from
friends that Miss lOllzabeth Palmer
nnd'.Miss (Jrace Chamberlain, who
tie spendlnk- the year abroad, that
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LJKE CABDEN FRF.PH VF.CKTABI.ElonJri , loN,
the taster FRYE'S Dtl.liuuB iinnnoi..
romes "Fresh to you" from our e. lufiyo mild, .
swet curinp process. And remember rKYfc, S Di
LIClOLiS BR.i.M BACON is more tban a partner
for tw breakfast. There are many way, just
as C0Q(1, in wbirb it con bo used to put real tasto
p appeals" into meajj lhal are in clanger of bccominis
r-:-it.ir..ii.. r.l;nurt. .Srml for Frvc'c Meal.. Guide '
" it will sjiow you many pew bacoa rccipea. , . , f
''Everyihiat the
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It's - ttomliiK tome, Uuil
"Oh, Jcwy!" I,ui;y crir d il IhItckh
fully. Ani) thn, n Knlly (hut my
iii.Kcr giiftcnwl: "It isn't ojijj)K
tn ou! l'i'W kvt-'U quivt wMHu 1
tell him fiboiit it, dear."
I h-r dark fyin, trud'T, earnest,
yvt unnf;-;iid, held inline
I did."
" Vou miw no unc?"
"No ono. .'nchf John."
I rotindr-fl aaiu upun Deacon.
'7ii;8k'(J ?" .
"Sfjuw tliup ueo," he cried Jioart
lly. When Honry i convinei'd ho
Im wrotiK hn alway.s admltH It man
fully
their son Kenneth ntent .Sunday In
i ort Klamath vinltinx with Air.
DiirHnK'x brothoi-H, Jtalph Darling
and Herbert Darling.
Mrs. J. P. Dodge 1h Hpending a
few dayM in Salem, Ore.,
Aliss Kiln McLeod has gono to
her home In Kau Claire, Wis, Hhe
plaii-s to spend some time in Ittrt-
ViHl were rilfht. John. nil. I land viKltinir the
-.Miry IK trying to snieiH me. It j Ion is our maji. lie killed An- : McLeod, who has lieen the mathe
w.im jjtirr ly iny-fuiilt. lie didn't drew. di f.ss d in. Die l)oy"H flannels, maties tem her in the Asliland Jiin
Icnovv ahut IiIh faiher until tliis'und later iilanleil them behind ! lor high school, will teach In Wis-
cun.sin tluring the coming year. .
Miss Josephine 1'oley huid her
daughter. Miss Kvangeline Pop-y,
have arrived from Oakland, Cal..
where Miss Poley teachrs, and
they will spend the summer in
Ashland at their home on Ores
ham street. Kn route th-y visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kiimm-1
at Kedding. al.
erne nine, ,m fnstruetor In the
Baby's milk is always safe if it
is Carnation Milk. It is free
from all bacteria, high in food
value, and more digestible than
7l milk in any other form.
Write for Infgnt Feeding Chart
. ana Cook Book. ,
J (; IpARNATION MILK PkODUCTS CO.
P. O. Dm 2158, Station A, PorUand
Th? Safeguarded MH
r-aififyairnim-ji''-mi
"C m r. Co.
from Contented Cow
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CupCuIW
An Ideal Summer Qooliic-Qake
Keeps
Indefinitely
A iliick Ijyrr of crenmy, custnrdy fon
djiit, brlwrrn two r"nj;lisli stylo cookic
cakrs. Oil. IJOY tlit-y'rc good! Tlicy
keep indefinitely. Order by name from
your grocer.
One of ic esttany
famous ooki&akes
TRU llLU BISCUIT CO. Spokane, ronUml, Sraltl.-
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Wis If ii I hut Mill defiant, ,ury kls ai. her Uncle, itskeil fitrgl veiiess.
morning. We started hack uh noon I Dundy's bar.
itM I tohl him. '
Vou didn't tell him until this
morning!" I exelaimod Incredulously.
"If J had told him when I found
him he wouldn't Jiuve married
lint I haven't luiy
idea who he is. Hav MacXair ?
V h e re is Mac.Mair, by tho va y 7 "
, I didn't know.
university at Kugene. is visiting in ('nal'tnan. The vnr overtook the;
A.MUand at the home of his moth
er, Mrs. P. D. Dlue, who resides
on Taylor .street. Mr. Hlucjeave.s
soon for Japan where he Will un
dertake to do research work for
tho I'niversity of Oregon.
Kurl yheplierd and his wife from
Klamath Falls, are in Ashland for
visit to Air. Hhupherd'a mother,
Mrs. Medora Shepherd, who has
just returned from an extended
jtour of Europe.
Mr. und 41a Kobert Prosser of
l-os Altfm, Cnl., are In Aahland for
a .visit will? frjemls.
Cordon MacCracken, a student
ut Iteed college in. Portland, ha
retgrned to his home to spend the
summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bell' und little
daughter have gone lo Marshfield
lor a visit.
-. Mr. and Mrs. Iouis Dodge. Miss
Kdith Dodge and Robert Dudge
I arrived home from JCugene on
ItiMonday evening aftar attendini?
Deacon wiu thoughtful for a mo-P Jnimpi.(cmeiu . exercisoa' at
hwnt. Thn he said: "Did -Mrs. where Miss ' Dodge haw
lu inly uy If her husband lu able tojJUKt finUhed a four-year course in
uet aliout?" -journalism.
will be elected one director to serve
three years and a clerk to serve
one year.
Mr. and Mis. Harry Lowe left
early Tuesday morning for Myrtle
Point, where they attended the
Oregon State Grange. Mr. and Mrs.
Dowe will take the fifth and sixth
degree.s at this time. Mis. IHillen
also left Thursday morning to at
tend the convention which is in
session at that place. She will
; take tin sixth degree.
M r. a n d M rs. Hamilton an d
(Hy Mrs. .Marlon Trycr.) ' ' daughter Peggy, Mr. and Mrs. W.
TAIJINT. Ore, June 14. (Spec-t- Jlotchkiss. Mr. and Mrs. Kobeit
ial.) Mr. Alct'oy, who resides un ' Sm-th' A,r llJld A1r J-,'s ,iam
Wagner creek, had the misfortune I iIto "arry Hamilton and Hi
to wreck his c:ir -hile trying loitjckwell of Medford sjent Sun
pass a hayrack driven by Charley d;iy m'ar J-U-coln on the Green-
wagon and attemjited to pass on a; A. Winkclman and family spent
narrow culvert in front of the Ab-i Sunday at the home of Mr. and
bott place. The culvert being nar-' Mrs. (L'harley Pruilt on the Neil
row, the car crossed with only two ! Creek road above Ashland,
wheels on it. reached the solid i Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Cook spent'
groun.i .safely, hut slid backlnto I Sunday afternoon at the home of
the ditch which had considerable Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Vogeli.
water in It. Mr. McCoy's aged' Mr. and .Mrs. C. Ii. Johnson and
muinui was in me rear seat, but Karl lioswirk wore business callers1
was rescued before she suffered ' in Medford Mondav. j
any injury. Charley Skeeters. who j Miss Pratt and Miss McCoy r.fl
was passing with his Jogging truck, ! Ashland spent Monday morning in!
pulled the car out of tho ditch.. i Talent.
A fine baby boy arrived at the I Mrs. John Hearing and h-i-i
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Heck ! daughter, Opal Dcmmer. spent the'
Jhursday morning. The little lad day last Thursday at the home of
was given the name of ,hiir..M n,.., -. u-im J.
"""lvc ,h(, ,sncret.
Mrs. Nnnnil DolconaiMi .fronj. U. , .M1h Violet Witltpman and Miss
wnukii;. On... is spi-nilliiK n two Laura Tryei- wore business callarW
weeks vacnllim at the homa-.ot. Iii-AhWih1 Tuesilny aflornoon.
her l8lcr, Mrs. II. X. Fianch anil; Mr. anrl Mrs. Wiley Jones and
,,'"' ', " Mr.' nH'"MM 'Arlhnr'. Eastman
.... sennol election 'spent the week end at the Jones
two daut'liteis wete dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrr. J. J. Tryon Sue-
next Mnijdny ariei nonn at o'clock
home, retui-nlnj,' to Iiutte Kalis
"ii iniiu so, you w)ll not lose i. Sunday cveninB.
yiiur vou. At the moetlntr thete ' u- n,t m.... 111.1
Makmg
taking a '
-FT.
Pie would certainly
keep you guessing
No guesswork, however, when
you bake a small pie, because you
can tell when it's done. And there's
no guesswork when Hills Bros,
roast their coffee. A few pounds
at a time by a continuous process
roasts every berry evenly and de
velops the utmost in flavor. No
other coffee tastes like Hills Bros.,,
for none is roasted the same way.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
Frtik from Ike tmt- .
it i at vacuum pack.
Easily aptntd with '
I he key,
O 1929
Hardly!" Jerry mumbled. I nodded, "He Is. Why?1',
"Vou young idiots!" I roared, re-1 "Nothing. J wuh Just wondering.!
covering myself. "Couldn't y o U If his memory is gone I don't sup-I
have w ilted until this thipg was; pose he could recognize Dtllmi.
leared up?" Vou were right about the motive,!
"Don't you see?" Lucv said na-;too. Andrew was killed Iteenlmo !
tiently. "If a man doesn't need a he had found out that bis brother
wife wneu he's in trouble, U'Jiuii j Jerry did not commit suicide. Yes,
dyes be ne.oU one?" i Dillon Is our man."
"Uh!" I gasped. I felt ns If 1 "Hut ., who ,l , D i 1 I o n?" Jerry
hadn't known J,ucy until this mo- shouted tempestuously,
tuent. Just then the telephone rang. I
"Vou always said I was n funny I took off the receiver.
little thing, Cnele John, but you've I (Copyright, l!2!i. Win. Morrow Co.)
been such a dear!" She kissed me
in a d --4-.
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and I began fo melt like butter.
"Jerry was In .serious trouble. If
if he should be arrested I wanted
my right to stand by him to be a
lenul one. Ygu've always taught
me to think things out for myself
and what 1 did seemed right. It
nearly broke my heart to deceive
him. Vou you won't scold us,
will you; T'ncle Jolin?" '
Scold them! How could I? Clever
l.ucy! She bad knowi) wjial she
was diting when she made Jerry
tell his story firM. It was a splen
did thing she had done, marrying
a man with a murder charge over
his head, even 1 hough she believed
him liinoeeut; but it was the sort.
of toman tie, audacious. Illogical j
thfim Jajcy would do.
"It was fine of you, dear," 1 told
her gently, pressing her tightly to
me. "Jerry, if you ever ful this
Klrl of yours 111 take you apart
with a tatkknife."
"I hop you wilt, 1'nele John,"
he mumbled earnestly. "Lucy Ik
too fine for me. ,t, she's trying I
to make It ciisy fur me, but well.!
I cuu't help feeling that I failed
Dad. He told me to slay there ;
until he came. When I.Uey told
me about him this morning on
top uf what I'd done it pretty
near finished me."
The boy suddenly dropped his'
head Into his bunds. I.ney ran
over io mm unit put tier arm
urvund him.
"He didn't want to ome nvviiy,"
l.ucy s.tld tenderly, "huj I tnlrl him
I'd tay there until hu did and
that he didn't love n. and that
if he didn't want 1110 thei) lie
needn't have mo ever "
"tMdn't want you!" Jjiry lmr-d
forth, hntnc his head and seixing
her shoulders, nd with .this he
kisM-,1 her very completely Indeed.
"When - she Mtld she'd stay down
there umi tl 1 changed my mind
DM, iliiiun It, Cnele John! what
could 1 do? 1 avp Kuiie $i0 o
keep )iN eye on the mine and
what w.ifi tn it, I hoped we'd be
back the next day. but the stand
still, held us up most of the nijht.
That' all,"
' Kin ie earned Ms $20," I uiid
yrlmly "Don't feel too badly, non,
I Imagine nut's ( of us would have
done the same under the circum
stances Kh, what, ileuiy?" wn.l I
urned to Deacon.
"Young fools!" he growled. ' I
suppose lt' the sort of thin thnO
done nowndayn."
I chuckled remlnl!centlv. "So1
Tho U'lcpliofic nessjige lends 10
Kathers' day. which will be ob
served generally Sunday, has been
the inspiration for u comedy play
let to be broadcast by the Copco
l'layera Monday night from U to
Hi o'clock. , The usual Tuesday
an antajdiig cliyllenge, 11 during ; "igbti hour over K.MKD. the iMail
acceptniire In tomorrow's rhnp- i Tribune-Viigin station, has been
ter r ";idd lti(llctti." 'jK,!t up one night, to aromiudale
sonie of , the players who could not
appear on the reuular night.
Tho little playlet. "Daddy's
fiirt.". will give tae ii.-steners a few
plcijusant laughs and a suggestion
nr4wte -n- how- to ellrate this
fu&ptrVti nriar. wt-lomiy y obs-'rved
evtjy-:-. : n.--Vs;
Thf.v iunulT- east .- jif . uil. Tuiir
cbuC;M tei will tie ; fllji . iy- )jtt
.Mm isiy' Htosiel, " K a i ! ..fDavls.
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Archie It. (traham, I'd. of Detroit,
Alkll . died in a JiuauiituJ Jiciui ,1-jJ
Thursday froi Injuries received
when hi dived inU shallow wuUvrij
whllu swImnHng In the Willamette
river. (iraliain'M lie'a sttvek hAf-1
loin and he was pjualymtl from
t Iim tieek doWJi,
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