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VACIV, NTNR Learn How to Prepare Those Choice Hurry-Up Dinners Wednesday MEDFOftn MATL TTUBTTXE. MEDFORP. OUT-MOW TT'KsDAV. AT'Cl's? V lOifl. r 1 r- OUT-OF-DOOR COOKING SCHOOL That tho lailicH uf Met) ford ami Soutln-rn Oregon were .pit-awed with the nnvt-1 idea of hohlim; tin cnurmi of ruuklnn lessons nut of doors was prown by Hu la ik attendance at tin firt day's lesson, held ttho t;h rn's IiliiyKi'oiiml on West Main streot today, iimltT tu- auspices of the Southern (trenon I ins corporation ml the Mail Tribune. With Miss Victoria Warner, dietitian, in her trim wliitt; apron, as tua.,hr. A complete out nf door kitchen )ilus been erected and equipped Willi a Tup pa 11 ;as raiiK'. kitchen cabinet, tables and every conve nience desired. 'oinfor;ntlo scats are arranged under the shades of the trees. A short musical program was given prior to the lesson in modern cooking by the 1 'aimer Music House on a Victor electrola, and thp large number of ladies at-, tendjng were highly pleased with the enjoyable and profitable af ternoon, 1 1 was the f i rst of a serh is f four cooking lessons to be held ! - ' ' - - - ; I Mafia in the Italian' colony, in uV- I i clared, to be the out landing bit of law enforcement work this ' week. He is accused of having ex torted money from fellow coun trymen, charging them with dcatn if they failed to pay tribute. I'oor (Italians, as a rule, paid two dollars from ; to 4:::n p. in.. cl(iHln(?til nd large sums were ex- , with a big day on Kridav. , tracte.l from others. Ma-io met Miss Warner'a leetuivs are , ' undoing when he ordered ' plea.singlv Informal and are not ; 'nl'nK l,illiiin ,,l,t of tJlti vll' 0,1 unlv for those just learning to Pln of death and then took pos cook, but everv expert in this : "'sIon of his wife. Maggio will line will find something to in- l, dpurttMl. ab.ng with his body tei..nt b.-r in 1 Ui W-irner't lec- i iiiards. The arrest of a bomb tares and demonstrations. Miss Warner delights her hear ers by her charming . personality and the pleasing way in which she manufacturing gan. ' last week. was reported Tliu Uright Side. h, " " is pointed out the of cooking The dietitian tells her audience, to be free in askina any questions j they desire on any phase of cook-I ing. During the lessons .1 iss j Warner illustrates her tall; by j cooking various things and, at times, has a whole, meal in thu process of construction. The school is really a series of lectures on home economics and modern kitchen methods, which j every woman who is a house- J keeper will be intensely interest- j ed in hearing. I There is plenty of parking space J for automobiles and every courtesy j possible will he shown those who j attend by a number of Hoy Scouts, j pointed out the preparations t'hieago is making for the world's fair set for l!!t:i. The city has no available land for a site for the big undertaking and has begun the construction of an island in l.akf j Michigan, not far from Soldier's I Field, Crant 1'ark and the Chicago Museum of A rt. fonst ruction of 1 the island is well underway and it : is planned to cover an extensive ! area. Work is being completed on j the new t'hieago Opera house, the tallest building In the city, .and construction is just midway on thn new Marshall Field, building, LM stories high, over a block, square, planned to have the most floor space of any structure. in the world. A new building of fin stories is planned but construction has not j been begun. j The largest baseball crowd of j the season and the largest thai has i ever been in Wrigley field attend- ed the closing game this week be- i iween the Cubs ami Urooklyn, the. Cubs losing, it to 4. following close ! playing throughout the game, in- , eluding four double outs by each ' team and a home-run by lioge-s Hornsby, Chicago's baseball, hero. J A crowd of M.ihhi people was esti mated to be present, exclusive of baseball fans who were on roofs . of buildings and houses on the other side of the K'-fout wall on , two sides of the field. Members of the liomlrich Silver Fleet, who were in Medford several weeks ago and later seen in Iowa. South Da- Uota ami Wisconsin, were the hop- : or guests of the t ubs, who pre-sr-nted the auto drivers with a cub bear as mascot for the remaining lL'.niio mile of the 3:uiU)-mrio trip. Foul balls which went Into the crowd never came back and li or L'O fans went home with souvenirs of the game. The program for Chicago, ns sug gested by a newspaper, has five points: Make Chicago first city in the world, start the subway; electrify the railroads; abolish the smoke pall; grade separation on through streets and boulevards, KltNKST HOSTliL. rinnslfled ndvrt1nine got rilltB. Merger Places P. O. Crawford at Head of $50,000,000 Corporation; Rostel Calls at Chicago Office CHICAGO, 111., Auk. 8. (Spec-,.sume It inviting their friends to lal Correspondence.) Located on join them and selling the surplus k'lut sixteenth floor of an office ; 10 others. The booze runner, upon "building at 22 West Monroe street,1 his release from jail, enlisted the Terry U. Crawford, former well aid of federal officers, and had the known head of the California Ore-, gun Power company at Medford, 1 mtire force arrested. The officers at the height of the party damaged city was forced to purchase the booze runner a new Packard. was yesterday found to be one of j the arrested man's car, and the the busiest men hi Chicago. Com ing here as the head of the Amer ican Public Utilities corporation, Mr. Crawford, less than two weeks j A member of a recent grand ago, was made president of the i jury of which Allen Swift, head of Federal Public Service corporation, ! Swift & Co., meat packers, was as the result of the merger of two foreman, yesterday related 50 electric power concerns, expected cases were investigated in five lo;have a capitalization of $."iij,nuo,- 1 weeks, resulting in over 500 in ouii in a comparatively short time, j j dictments. An average of four ,Las week Mr. Crawford was call- murder cases per day were invosti ed to Minnesota, where the cor- gated, while other cases Included poralion has extensive holdings, , arson,, larceny,, robbery, extortion and until Sunday he will be in Iowa j and practically every known crime In. connection with power interests ( on the books. Twenty-three po there. Later he Is to leave for lice captains and officers were in ' Pennsylvania, Louisiana and other , dieted for bribery in connection mjddle western, southern and eas.-j with a slot machine scandal. The ern states. The offices of the firm ! majority of the violence is center occupy the entire sixteenth 'floor j de in Chicago's Little Italy and 1 1 ; the building, located in jr-urt of the Loop district. the Dark Town. High Mortality. Although they were given no publicity, as is the case of numer al upland on Vacation. Murders and gangster shootings In Chicago are reported to have ous murders, 2S funerals. for men been few during the past summer, ; of Little Italy in one month were but holdups and robberies are still ', reported held a short time ago. plentiful. Yesterday $:jn,0MM was -ar between rivel bootleg gangs is blamed. There are four main liquor gangs in Chicago and are said to be located on the north side, west side and south side, with two in , the latter section, including the gang reputed to be led by Al Cn- realized by a gVoup of machine gun robbers, who paid a midnight visit to a road-house. Two days before, $1(1. (Mia was taken from a downtown hotel. Last night, jew els valued at $10,0(Hl were report ed missing by a society woman. JSootlegging of intoxicating bever- j pone. Competition among them is ages is said to be increasing, and i said to be high, and shooting ol pr.ices of moonshine whiskey are , ways results when one gang over- declared to range from 50 cents a pint to three dollars. j law, and must be content they es caped with their lives. j laps the territory of another. 111- jacking Is also reported to be a 1 ' profitable business, and booze Saloons, some of which make norU(,1;s ,iyft pa,d (n ,)e reli(,vot, (lf, effort to mask their identity, are ( ,o.uls nlKnl1Vi Thp victims, of said to be in all parts of the city. ; cnursei hrtve no n,rnurso to the A few weeks ago one place w;.s raided in the basement of a store building on the north side, and shortly after the operators had paid 1 The garage In the north side of the fines, the basement being pad-J the city, remembered for the part J'tcked for a year, the saloon was , it played in the St. Valentine day M opened on the ground floor, va- ; murders last February, Is now do nated a short time before by a gro- ing business as usual, after having eery store. The entrance doors .been closed for sometime. The have a resemblance to those used ; police are still puzzled and the In old time saloons, and peering; popular belief is that killers dress through dirty, smoke smudged win-j ed ns policemen were hired by a dows, a long line of topers, com- I rival gang and with machine guns pletely crowding the bar can be ( snuffed out the lives of seven, nil seen. i recognized as being connected with the "booze" racket. The garage Police Arii'Siert. ' was said to have been used prin- Some Chicagoans still speak of j ,.ipany as a place in which to r-;-the notorious police station on the ; nair joore running trucks. Mu: north side, where a few months fiorjnir nctivitles are expected to ago the entire force, with the ex- i n(.Kjn jn .ne fall and early winter, ception of a captain, were arrested ; u is s.,id a murderer may be hired for misconduct in office. Local , lor j.-.n, newspapers told of th- arrest of u , local booze runner by the police, j ExtortioiiNl AitosumI. who confiscated his load of-whis-. The arrest of llocco Maggio, lev nnd immediately .began to run- j chargfd with running n modt Women Who Must Be On Their Feet Demand this Gomf ortable Shoe c IjpTRADS MARK REG. U.S. PAT OFFICE l" KEEPS THE FOOT WELL" The Perfect Shoe for the Housewife Miss Victoria Warner ;V Who Has Charge of the Cooking Lessons Finds the ARCH PRESERVER SHOE Indispensable for Comfort, during her demonstrations. For Comfort, Style and Wearing Quality' they cannot be excelled. These popular shoes arc sold in Medford ( only by Snowdrift in a new convenient can . . . easier to spoon "Easy to u.si: it's so creamy," you say, wlit'ii anyouc usks you, why you like Snowdj'iit, Anil uuw you can nJJ, "The can is so coiivcitiVnt, too aliuobt like my mixing bowl. So wide you can scoop cu! even ,.,:.rl ol Ij-.u.'. drill without rubbing your fingers on the side of the can." . , The new Snowdrift cann are con venient.. The three and si, pound buck ets are about as wide as they are tall. And all cans, larc and small, have, it pretty uew blue and white design. You'll like these new convenient cans better' in every way. The new cans are air-tight, of course, with the Snowdrift inside always creamy and always spoonable. Even when it's kept in the refrigerator and thoroughly : chilled Snowdrift never becomes hard and didicult to use. Biscuits can be made in lees timo with Snowdrift pastry dough, cuts to gether more ousily cake and -woffle butlers stir up in a jiffy when you i use a shortening like Snowdrift which, is already creamed. ... . Fork and Spoon Salad Set '.- '"FREE With each, bottle of Vanillin Compound V ;.'.yi29c ! ; This vanilla will not ;bake out or freeze out. ; ' Get it at MAGILL'S "Mcdford's oldest and newest drug store." 214 E. Main Plione 91 There isno substitute for 11? A I'stil exdii- Hiviily In tho M a 1 1 Tribune cooking m'hool herever taste calls for the best in seasoning You will find Lr.suB Salt in use wher- . ever women strive for the best in food preparation. Careful refining removes impurities and imparts an even-grain that makes tasty seasoning simple with Lkslie Salt. " You mt bul Hull Sail. . . Itt that lilllt hi ihtbtil" lesueSsalt PLAIN OR IODIZED Miss Victoria Warner At the Cooking Course is using and recommending Crescent Dairies Health Milk Two Deliveries Daily To All Parts of the City Let the Big Grey Trucks Deliver Health Milk to your Homo North Riverside Phone 550 Good Housewives and ; Good Cooks Have found LACQ for furniture, floors, wood work is a finish of beauty and durability. Lacq Is Not a Paint And It Dries Quickly J"( LACQ has a thousand uses It is especially adapted to your kitchen. Easy to Apply! Watch It Dry! That's Lacq! 1 Lamport's Telephone 120 It : 1 220 30 E. Main Sil 'ii I Man has never yet dis covered a satisfactory and economical substitute for ICQ. ! Neither the open-air "cooler," with its varying temperature and exposure to dust and germs, nor the expensive and complicated refrigerating machine, can offer the .housewife the same efficient, dependable, economical service that is provided by pure, sparkling ice. ' i ; Ice is the housewife's best friepd, all the yeaf round. I C E IN ALL WE AT HUH. MEDFORD ICE & STORAGE COMPANY South Fir StreeW-Near 12th .: MEMDER NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ICE INDUSTRIES, Chicago ijllinois Phone 264 Our product is made of Mcdford's Puro Water. . Quick and efficiont deliv ery. Prompt service. Ice at a much; lower cost if called for at' our plant.
