HrEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, rEDFOttP, ORKDONT, ' SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21. I'lHO.
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TOLEDO DAIRY
SUPPLY PLANT
ENLARGE
Expansion Program Will Aid
Lincoln County Labor,
and Increase Capacity
Manager Sees Better
Times.
TOLEDO, Dec. , 20. (&) Tho
first of Lincoln county's manufac
turing concerns to express its con
fidence in tho future, us well us
showing un indication of good
business in tho past, tho Cremary
I'iickuge plant, manufacturers of
butter tab staves here, has an
nounced at its Chicago office, tho
beginning of a $30,U00 improve
ment plan, which includes tho
construction of a new kiln, new
cooling shed and refuse burner,
largo swing log cutoff saw, instal
lation of other new equipment and
material repairs to 'their power
plant. The contract for tho con
struction of tho burner was let
' this week to tho Seattle boiler
works. Power house repairs were
let to John Murphy of Portland
and John Yasek of Toledo will
piovklo tho piling upon which tho
new buildings will bo placed.
The new swing saw, which will
out off a 16-inch block easily, will
bo D(i Inches in diameter the
largest of its kind in western Ore
gon will cost $2,000.
Tho additions are being mado
in order that the capacity of tho
plant may be increased so as to
include the manufacture of tho
complete tul) tops and bottoms,
as well as staves formerly manu
factured. Tho post month was an
nounced by C. P. Cooper, man
ager, Chicago, as bringing his
company the best butter tub busi
ness in its history, and is an in
dication, Mr. Coopor believes, of
better times in prospect. Only
.local labor will be employed in
the construction, Ted Cosgrovo,
local manager, announced.
LOOKING FORWARD
TO BIG YEAR. 1931
' Talking about the return of
'-prosperity, ndvocatlng Buy Now
umpaigns and advising whnt oth
ers should do to restore the nor
mal flow of business, are not
harmful gestures," says "V. V. Al
len of the Pierce-Allen Motors.
1 w. "Chevrolet Motors, one of
the (Jeneral Motors units is per
forming, not merely talking and
-whilo others uro talking about
hotter business, Chevrolet is going
alter It.
Tho tenor of all tho addresses
nt tho recent Portland division
conference of Chevrolet dealer:
was that of confidence and ag
gressiveness. Other automobile
manufacturers will have to go af
ter business In the same - way If
they keep up with Chevrolet.
"Instead of reducing their for
ces of salesmen, Chevrolet Is em
ploying more salesmen. Instead
of waiting for business to come
back to them, Chevrolet dealers
nre going after it. And, best of
nil. (. M. A. C, the powerful fin
ancing institution allied with Gen
eral Motors, Is manifesting a most
liberal attitude toward new motor
sales of Chevrolets. G. M, A. C
believes in tho American people
and consequently Is willing to fin
anr their purchases of Chevrolet
cars on terms than can bo met
without difficulty.
Portland, as the headquarters
for a large division served by
Chevrolet Motor Company and G.
M. A. C. is exceptionally fortun
ate in having these institutions as
virtually local enterprises. All
sales of Chevrolet automobiles for
a large urea cleared through the
Portland offi'e and the financing
or all Installment purchases in
this territory handled by 0. M. A.
C. itlso are cleared through the
I ortland office of that institution.
"It is forecast that there wm
In nn enormous volume of sales
of Chevrolet automobiles this year,
bemuse tho selling organization
of that company is not looking
backward upon the wreckage of a
depression, but In looking forward
arrows tho inviting field of new
business that awaits harvesting by
those who go nfter it.'
BELGIUM BUSTLE
liItCKSKLS. Dec. 20. (&)
mewling" Helglum in 11 years
hns become "bunt llns" Jielgiuni.
The government's now budget
papers show nearly lOft.uOQ houses
li-ivc been rebuilt since the war,
nml nearly 270, MpO acres of land
h.tve been treated to return their
fertility.
In addition to giving approxi
mately $31 li.OOO.OOO to civilians
vbo suffered through the war. the
KoveAimrnt has built 1 40 town
halls, 23" churches, 39 2 schools.
412 other municipal buildings. 9.
300 factories. 35.000 miles of high
ways and 1,800 miles of railways.
A change In typewriter face
t y Ion every five years Is jusgested
by the bureau of standards as a
niennn of trarlng dfwiimnn find
liievnlinr? frrmN,
If You Have a Brisket Budget"
These Meal Menus Will Appeal
By JOBEPH1XE B. OIBSON
Director, Homr. Economics Uept
U. J. Heinz Company
EVERYONE who has tho task of
planning family meals knows
how luouutouoiu tue meat ui&uet
can become If the same one is
served too frequently. Yet, the
success of a dinner featuring meul
depends less upon mere cost than
does virtually any other typo 01
meal.' One of the most encouraf
ing points about meat cookery is
the fact that a little Ingenuity em
ployed in seasoning and preparing
even the cheapest cuts will afford
a pleasing variety of highly palata
ble dishes.
These savory meat dishes whose
success is assured by their season
ing may take a variety of forms.
Some housewives prefer the J'One
dish" or "Oven dinner" typo,
where the Ingredients are prepared
several hours in advance of the
meal nhd then subjected to Ion;:,
slow cooking. Others favor the
quickly-cooked style, that may be
prepared quo1 all ready to serve lu
considerably less than one-half
hour. J . . '
Whatever type you may prefer,
the number of such meat dishes is
almost endless. Simply provide
your pantry with a variety of such
condiments as Tomato Ketchup,
Chili Sauce, Worcestershire anil
Beefsteak Sauces; Prepared Mus
tard, etc: Then see how pleasura
ble it is to work out a host of de
licious dishes that will delight the
entire family. Below are just a
few tested recipes that will show
you the possibilities for serving de
lightful meals on even a brlelfot
budget.
Braised Beef with Vegetables :
2 lbs. beef from the round or shoutdrr:
salt and pepper: flour: 1 cup diced car
rots: 1 cup diced celery; J cup diced
inlons; 1 cup diced turnips; 3'a cups hat
water; la cup Tomato Ketchup; whole
notatoei.
Sprinkle beef with salt and pep
per, dredge with flour, and brown
quickly in fat. When turning tho
meat, avoid piercing It with the
fork, as this allows tho juices to
escape. Place in a casserole or
deep pan and add carrots, celery,
onions and turnips. Mix hot water
with Tomato Ketchup and pour
mo3t of this liquid around the meat
and vegetables. Cover closely and
hake for 2 hours in a slow oven
325 degrees F. basting every half
hour with the remaining liquid.
Turn th meat over once during
baking. During tho lost hour whole
potatoes should be placed around
the meat, sprinkled with salt and
Aramageddon: Sold for a Song
Famed in Biblical Prophecy
WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 20. 1
Sold: tho site of Armageddon.
in Palestine, to American archeol-
ogists, for $3,500.
"Armageddon is the world's
most fumous battlefield," says a
bulletin from tho Washington, D.
C. headquarters of tho National
Geographic society. '"In the Book
of Hcvelations St. John tho Divine
predicts 'the kings of tho earth
and of tho whole' world' are to be
gathered hero in the lust great
conflict. Armageddon has made
its way into our language as a
synonym for tho fight to end
fighting." 7
Economic Warfare Today '
"Many battles have been fought
at Armageddon, and in turn tho
dust of marching hordes of Assyr
ians, Egyptians, Greeks, Romans,
Arabs, Crusaders, French, Turks,
and English has risen from its
sunpnrched plain. But the Battlo.
of the Centuries must still be
ahead. Today groups of Jewish
eolonistfl, by settling these fertile
fields, wage a silent but constant
economic wurfure with tho local
Ara bs.
'It was at Armageddon, that
the army of Necho, king of Egypt,
overwhelmed Josltih, king of Ju
duh, about tiOft B. C. Nitpoleun
followed tho Crusaders' trail by
way of Armageddon, und lost the
only battle of his Syrian cam
paign at Acre, nearby. Lord Al-
lenby, commander of tho British
forces in the Near East, fought
no of the final battles of tho
World war (appropriately enough,
It was thought at tho time) ut
rinttgcddon, when ho vnmiutshcd
a Turkish army gathered on tho
plain.
In Sight of Nazareth
The Plain of Mcgiddo, as Arm
ageddon is cHllcil in Palestine to-1
day, is a wedge-shaped trianglo a
few miles south of Nazareth, and
Is perched In a mountain saddle
about midway between the sunken
valley of the Jordan and the Med
iterranean st-a. It is tho plain over
which Jesus gaxed when the peo
ple of Nazareth took him up on
the hill to cast him down. The1
dazzling white walls of tho little
town rise from one of tho little,
valleys which run northward into
the Galilean hills.
"Tho main road between Haifa!
and Jerusalem crosses the Kinho;i
river at the point where the field
of Armageddon widens toward tho
Interior. Tho railroad lino from
Haifa to Damascus bisects the I
plain. '(
Victory In a Haiti Cloud i
"The land Is both fertile and j
muddy. The blackish soil consists ,
of decomposed volcanic rock,
which, In rainy weather, attains ;
tho sticky cotmistency of giiinbu '
soup, making travel off tho main!
roads impossible. Frequent refer-'
ences have been mado by military
leaders and historians to tho mud- '
dy character of the field. Defeat
or victory has often been balanced
nn a rain-cloud. At other times
tho plain is swept by choking
clouds of dust.
"Although the plain Is lower
than the surrounding barren hills
there are low ridges across It, and1
these ridfs ar used by tho mod,
ern highway. All the rock for
this road had to be brought from
th nearby limestone hills, while,
1'i 'ilt fur (he Mirf.KM' hid lo be'
pepper, and baked until tender.
When finished, tho vegetables and
mem are wurronuued uy a ncn,
tomato colored sauce, and both
meat and vegetables are tender and
Bavory. .
Quick Chili Con Carnc:
beef: 1 tnblepcn butter i onion,
chapped; 1 medium can Oven linked IU j
Kl1::ey Beans; 1 raall can Cream of
Tomato Soup: - salt to season: small
amount of Chill Powder Vg teaspoon).
Brown beef in a skillet with but
ter and onion. When the meat is
browned, add Kidney Beans, To
mato Soup, and salt to season, and
cook for IS or 20 minutes, stirriug
occasionally. A small Amount of
Chili Powder may he ndded if do
sired. Servo with boiled rice or
baked potatoes.
Veal Bird' Ibs- v" cutlet, sliced
, KUJ very thin: chopped bacon;
bread or cracker crumhs: salt and pt-ppcr;
onion Juice; ' Worreftershire Sauce; l
beaten egg; S tablenpooi:s Tomato Ketch
up. Cut veal into pieces about 4
Inches long and 2 inches wide.
Chop the trimmings from tho meat,
and add lo them an equal quantity
of chopped bacon and bread or
cracker crumbs. Season highly
with salt, pepper, onion juice and
Worcestershire Sauce, moisten with
beaten egg, and spread each piere
of meat with this mixture. Then
roll and tio with a piece of cord or
fasten with small wooden skewers.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper, roll
In flour and fry in a skillet in hot
butter until a golden brown. Add
cream or thin whiter sauce to half
cover tho meat, stir in Tomato
Ketchup, cover, and simmer or
hake for about 20, minutes. Remove
transported from the Jordan val-
ley. As tho site of' tho ancient
fortified town of Armageddon,
from which the battlefield- took
Its name, is not on the main road
and was Isolated during the rainy
season, an American financier re
cently built a branch road from
Tell el Kassis to tho tell, or mound,
on which tho archuologlsts are ut
work.
Walls 28 Foot Thick
"Tho site of tho town of Arma
gedilon is about midway along the
southern side of tho triangle. In
Biblical days it was a place of con
siderable strategic importance, but
the modern Arab settlement, El
Lejjun, is a rather sorry remnant
of nn illustrious past..
"Tho place lay nt or near the
crossing of two great trade routes;
that from Egypt to the East via
Damascus, and tho caravan routes
from the desert to Aero on the
Mediterranean. A castle dating
from the twentieth century B. C.
with walls 28 feet thick, attests
the importanco of the place."
CHRISTMAS SPIKIT
CLAIMS MEIM OKD PEOPLE
(Continued From Pago One)
ice nt the Sacred Hart church,
Catholic, today. Christmas Ev the
beautiful midnight mum will draw
crowds lo the church as the clock
strikes twelve. In tin sanctuary
will bo a lovely replica of the
ChriHtin;in story.
Mi-h. Mercio, Miksche Maher will
be hero fro in Cu I i f orn ia to pre -side
as organist in tho choir.
Masses will also bo held Christ
mas day ut 8:00 a. m. and 10:30
a. m.
At the First Prepbyterinn
Baskets
Potted Plants
Single
Pointeettias
50c & 75c
Made up with Ferns
75c to $5.00
Cyclamen
50c, 75c & $1.00
Primrose 75o
Begonias
$1.50 to $4.00
Cut Flowers
Fverything in sea
son. See our flowers
at
Liberty Market
or
Greenhouse
Rogue Valley Floral Co.
Liberty Markot
; Cor Maiii A Holly Phone 1040
the cords or skewers auu serv
each "bird on a small round pisiv
or. toast, pouring ma uuuee t:t:'
tho pan over tho top.
""vn'cf VvtJ Hcvmd pteak, cut thlc.
juiss nah. 2 tabJcsp3on(l fftt. (r
fllccs of onion; l'.i cupa wator; eu.
Tomato Ketchup; cup flour; salt an'
pepper: Vj green pepper, chopped Rut.
Add the salt ami pepper to tht
flour and pound into the meat
Urown in a skillet with the fat;
then add the onion, green pepper,
boiling water and tomato, covei
closely, and simmer slowly until
done. This ma be cooked In i
caosorole in tho oven or in a skil
let on top of tho stove.
Beefsteak Pf'Cold 8te,l!l
roar
ion; boi't'U
water; 'v cup Tomato Ketchup; 1 tea
spoon Worcestershire Sauce; flour; put
and pepper; potatoes.
Cut meat into one inch cubes
Cover with boiling wator, add
onion. Tomato Ketchup, Worcester
shire Sauce, and cook slowly for 3(
minutes. Remove onion, thicken
gravy with flour to which cold wa
ter has been added, and ser.sor
with salt and popper. Add pota
toes cut In 14 inch slices, which
have boon parboiled for olght min
utes in boiling salted wator. Put ir
a buttered baking dish, cover with
baking powder biscuit dough or pie
crust, and bake in a hot oven for
20 minutes.
Barbecued Lamb: J3, thln, He
cold ronst lam'i;
2 tablespoons buttr; 1 tablespoon Pure
Cfdcr Vtitetrar; ' cup Currant Jelly;
teaspoon Prepared Mustard; salt.
Itehent Inmh iu snuco maIo by
melting butter and adding Vinegar,'
Currant Jelly, Mustard, and a little
salt.
church this evening, beginning at
7:30 o'clock, a cantata, "The
Story of Bethlehem'' will bo pre
sented. A special feature of tho
prograiri will bo the untlphpnul
singing.
To Sing Carols
On December 23rd and 24th tho
Junior members of the church
will sing Christmas carols on the
streets of the city. The Sunday
school tree and program will he
held in tho assembly hall tho
23rd.
After singing carols tho groups
will meet nt tho manse, where
they will bo guests of Ho v. and
Mrs. Claude B. Porter.
At lyidnight Christmas Eve ob
servance of tho holiday will bo be
gun with tho singing of sacred
music at tho St. Mark's church.
Episcopal. This afternoon at 4:00
o'clock the Sunday school children
will have a Christmas tree, put
ting on it gifts for children less
fortunate than themselves. These
gifts will be distributed through
the Hed Cross.
Christmas - morning another
special service will bo held for
tho benefit of people who aro un
able to attend tho midnight serv
ice. At the Christ inn church this
evening at 7:30 o'clock a Christ
mas cantata, "Tho Angelic Choir,"
will be presented under tho direc
tion of Mrs. Efflo Herbert Yeo
man. NE ASHEN, England, Dw, 20.
(fV) Work will be started hero in
tho spring on a new factory for
tins Bosch company, makers of au
lomoMlo accessories. The con
struction work will employ loaf)
men.
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KOMI-!, Dec. 20. (TP) MUHfvilllii
has signed a decree- establishing
a suburban area where only uni
versity buildings may bo erected.
The University of Homo now has
A MtudentM.
ATMCY, OUTPOST
POINT BAUIiOW. Alaska. Dec.
20. lI'j Perhaps the world's most
uniiiuo Christmas celebration is
held in this most northornly set
tlement of North America.
More thnil' 800 Eskimos, guests
of half a dozen whlto residents
here, will arrive on dog sleds for
the fete.
It lasts a week through the
"midnight week" of tho threo
mouths' Artctic night. '
There aro football games with
Coals three or four mi let apart
tcHsts of reindeer and whalo meat,
canned goods from the stales
topped by frozen fish from tho
Arctic and a Christmas tree made
of two-by-fours and colored paper.
Few of these Eskimos have over
seen a real tree, for tho nearest
ones grow 400 miles away. Next
to a little community at Spitsber
gen, this is called tho world's most
northernmost settlement.
Tho week's program hero is fol
lowed haphuzardly. It makes III
tlo difference when tho celebrants
sing, eat, pray or play and can
dles burn uc all times.
Tho sun sot November 17, Its
reflection disappeared November
24 and its light will not creep
over the frozen wastes again iu
this region until Januury 22.
Mo fit important of all mall de
liveries, of course, is the Christ
mas mail, brought overland by a
dog teum that leaves Kotzebuo in
November as late as possible, yet
early enough so Christmas deliv
ery won't be late.
Hosts nt this celebration are the
missionary, trader, school teacher,
radio operutor and a few women
and children, and their guests'
feasts and running and kicking
games of football aliko last three
or fours hours at a stretch,
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NEW rJANS TO
KltADICATE LOBBYISTS
(Continued From Pnge Ono)
cards. Committee rooms, smoking
and lounging rooms are all on the
first floor just off tho house and
senate chambers, whilo spectators
aro admitted only to the galleries
on the second floor. Under that
system it Is unnecessary for leg
islators to step outside the cham
bers unless to go from ono house
to tho other.
The entire system of introduc
ing, printing, reading, studying
itnd passing measures was gono
through by the committee In min
ute detail In order to find new
methods which might aid In ex
pediting work at Salem, These will
bo considered and Incorporated In
tho report to tho committee.
Oregon is tho only ono of tho
25 state legislatures that moot next
month which Is limited to forty
days. The majority have a 60
day limit, while some have 50
days. The Washlnton loglslnluro
is In session 60 days. Another
phaso which may bo reported upon
is that tho 130 members of tho
Washington legislature has fowor
secretaries and clerks employod
than tho 00 mombcra-of tho Ore
gon legislature, wliero each sena
tor and representative has been
permitted ono secretary each.
Tho committee studying plans
for improvement includes Sam
Kozer, stato budget director; W,
C. Knighton stato architect; C. N.
Laughrldge, chief deputy secre
tary of stato; Fred C. Drngor, chief
clerk of tho house;' John P, Hunt,
chief clerk of tho senate; James
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T. Chlunock, representative from
Josephine county, and Allan A.
liynon, Multnomah county repre
sentative, who is chairman of tho
commission.
Tho report of this committee Is
only ono of several interim groups
whh'h will bo heard at tho 30th
legislative assembly which con
venes January 12. Another, which
has been holding meetings over
the state, is tho interim fish com
mittee, which will make a report
on fishing streams iu Oregon,
chief among which will bo tho
proposed closing of the Kokuc
riwt to commercial fishermen.
Members of the 1 it :t 1 session
wilt also fa co a multitude of pro
posals, many of which have come
before previous meetings in var
ious forms, while there will bo
several new problems presented as
a result of tho recent political
campaign. Reports indicate that
there will bo more bills introduc
ed at the outset of this session
than for some time past.
During tho past week, tho move
taken by tho state highway com
mission in providing work for
1&00 or moro unemployed men bus
held tho interest of political Ore
gon, und has formed legislative
matters somewhat to tho back
ground for tho time being. Einn
county, however, at a meeting held
this week, lauded tho action of
the highway commission nnd em
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Christmas Rush
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tho season's greetings in the finest possible way, a per
sonal telephone call.
At Christmas time, just as at all other seasons of the
year, your telephone serves you.
Get the habit of using your 'phone.
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Brookfield Eggs, Brookf ield Butter,
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LIBERTY
"THE HOME OF GOOD MEATS"
- Government Inspected Beef Swift'8 Best
phasized their belief that no at
tempt should bo made by tho com
ing legislature to hamper or Inter
fere with tho commission in its
administration of highway poli
cies. Senator Wlllurd L. Marks,
of Attmny, who Is slated as tho
next senate president, was present
and gave his approval to the move.
10 very legislative session lu the
past bus been confronted with pro
posals of one kind or another In
terpreted to interfere with the
highway commission, records
show, and the coming session will
not be without some of these pro
posals, as has already been indi
cated by reported moves to divert
some of tho highway funds to
other purposes. Tho issue stands
aw one of the most Important along
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Christ mas eve Willard Shepherd
and his wife will attend the com
munity celebration at a small
church near their farm homo just
outside Wutagu. (
There will be songs, recitations
and choruses by the children of
the neighborhood, after which a
Santa CUiuh will distribute gifts
to tho youngsters.
On Christmus tlhepherd and ,hts
five brothers und sisters and their
families will gather at the homo
of his widowed mother for a gooso
dinner. The gathering is a yearly
event.
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for every member
of the family
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