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MEWGKTS MATL TRTBTNE. MEDFOKT). OREGON. WEDNESDAY. .TaNFATJY 28. mi. TACIT, SEVEN Mid. Jerome alleges the taxi was operated in an Imprudent manner and caused Iter to be a patient in a local hospital ami undergo i-nn-Klilurablit pain. She wax Iniapaii ttttctl 1'or some lime. Mrs. Edith K. Jerome filed suit in circuit court yesterday after noon against .Mrs. Neva Wiley, also known as Nevu .Messal, operator of ' the Yellow Cab company, uh a re sult of an auto crash November 0. 1H30, In Medford. Mrs. Jerome was Injured in the crash as n passen ner of the taxi owned by Mrs. Wi-l-y and is HcekliiK damages of S'.nOO. RULES TIGHTENED CUT SURPLUS TEACHERS WASHINGTON iri-An ovcr supply of teachers has led lo nnro exuding requirements for entranco to teacher-preparing instil ulionw, I ho Nntional Kducallon association reports. A number of citlfH and Hlntes nw require u in in im 11 tti of three yeara above high school for certl fieriilnn of tt'iifhcrrt. For TEETHING troubles T USSY, fretful .... of coiirsa liahies are uncomfortable at teeth ing time! And mothers are worried because of the little upsets which come so suddenly then. But there's one sure way to comfort a restless, teething child. Castoria made especially for babies and children! It's perfectly harmless, as the formula on the wrapier tells you. It's mild in taste and action. Yet it rights little upsets with a never failing effectiveness. That's the lieauty of this special children's remedy! It may lie given to tiny infants as often as there is need. In cases of colic and similar disturbances, it is invaluable. But it has every-day uses all mothers should understand. A coated tongue ji;.i,fii.mjitnM Dnqp ii!aiiont'W,7 II I calls for a few drops to ward off constip'ation ; so does any suggestion of bad breath. Whenever older children don't eat well, don't rest well, or have any little upset, a more lileral dose of this pure vegetable preparation is usually all that's needed. Genuine Castoria has Clias. 11. Fletcher's signature on tha wraier. Doctors presenile it. TELL A Paul Bunyan and win a Pound Box of Whitman's Candy You have all heard of that notorious story tellev, Paul Bunyan and perhaps told a few yourself. WRITE A STORY NOW The more improbable, the belter; 200-word limit KMED will broadcast the best Paul Bunyans each Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, between 12:lo and 12:30 P. M. Each entrant will receive a prize and the win ner a one-pound box of Whitman's Candy. Mail or briny; vour-storv .iodav to HEATH'S DRUG STORE "Ask Fred" Phone 884 EMPLOY HOME FOLK ON SCHOOLS Local Labor and Material Specified in Contracts Statement By Board De fines Status of Workers Will Issue Cards. The school board, through n statement released today by Supt. 10. II. Iledrick, niwin reiterated Its determination to use local labor and materials in so tar as possible in construetins new school huild liiKH which will kci lo bids within the next tew (lays. Onuses requir ing this are being written into all contracts. Local labor is defined in the school board's statements as follows: "Kirst Persons actually having residence within the limits of school district No. 4! on December 1, l:to. "Second Persons who may move into school district No. 49 after De cember 1, !i::o, prnvidin!; such per son or persons huvo become actual home owners within the district. "Third Persons who own real property within the limits of school district No. 49 on which he or she is liable or subject to pay a tax, even though such persons may not actually be living; within the limits tif the school district. "All persons employed by any contracior or other person to do work or perform service in connec tion within the erection, alteration or equipping of any school build ing within the school district will secure such employment only upon j presentation of a card obtained from the office ot the school board identifying him as local labor, and ! no contractor or other employer shall engage any person for em 1 ployment in connection with the ' construction or equipping of any . school building unless such person I shall first present a labor identifi cation card secured from the school office. "A local labor identification card will he issued by the school office to any person qualified to hold one. Persons not known to the school j office must be identified by some i one who is known to it. The cards j are not transferable and may be I revoked at any time if secured by , misrepresentation or if the status I of the holder o.hungoB. The pos- cosbIoiI ' of 'local labor - identlflca I lion card does not guarantee em ployment to any ono but is neces ' sary before employment may be : secured. When equally competent, available and willing to work mar ried men with children will receive first consideration when employ ment is given by the Rchool dis liict direct. "If. In the course of the construc tion of the school buildings. It shall appear lo the contractor that out side labor should bo brought in either because of n shortage oi home labor or because ot the need of some special type of labor which cannot be supplied within the school district, such contractor shall appear before the school board or its representative and ! make his showing. If in the opiu ' ion of the school board the con tention ot the contractor is justl ! lied, the board will either supply the labor locally or allow the con J tractor to bring in the needed la : bor. Kach ami every laborer or emnluvH brought in from Mm out side, however, must be approved by the school board for cause and a record kept In the school office of all such employes, open to in spection by any citizen of the school district. "The school board ot district 49. Jackson county, Oregon-, -further announces, that on nil bids on work, or materials needed or to be used in the construction or equip ment of Its school buildings, that it will favor local contractors, mer chants or tradespeople by granting to them on any nud all bids en tered in competition with outside bidders a margin of 5 per cent of the lowest bidder's bid, or such an amount thereof as may bo neces sary to throw the bid to the local man. "In Its effort to favor local la bor, local contractors and local ma terials, the school board surren ders none of its prerogatives. H will not be unmindful of the inter ests of the taxpayers nor its high est duty to the schools. "In the case of 'holdups' or what the board considers unreasonable demands, or prices, or conditions imposed whether on the part of la bor, local contractors, or local fur nishers of material, the board re serves the right to revoke prompt ly any or all favor clauses in this statement of position, which are being abused, and throw the mat ter open to outside competition on an even basis, if that should be come necessary to protect the proper interests of the taxpayers and the schools." DnnilPDAQTflDQl nuuuLiu nuiuiw DEPLORE DEATH SI PRESCOTT; At last! Natural Golden Color I eadly-te-Se&'ve TIRED WHEN SHE GOT UP Strengthened by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound St. Paul, Minn. "I used to bo as tired when I got up in the morning as when 1 went to bed. I had faint ing spells and pal pitation. Of course it was my age. I read a Lydia E. l'mkham booklet and started tak ing tho Vegetable Compound three tunes a day. 1 am nowawellwoman. Three of m y neighbors know what it old for me so they are taking it too. 1 will write to any woman if Lydia IS. l'mkham 8 cgetablo I ompouud will help her as it did me. I feel like a , young woman now and I thank you." !ns. II. O. Hknhv.SW) Fuller Ave., St. I Paul, Minnesota. Special Recipes Statement Issued By Asso ciation Says Oflicer Was Example and Inspiration in Community. Gill Brothers Seeds We wish to announce that we carry a full line of GILL BROTHERS QUALITY SEEDS. For years the quality seeds of Gill Brothers have been favorably known throughout the Northwest, to both private and market gardeners. Select you seed from the finest northern grown stock Mutual Mill & Seed Go. Inc. o Cheeso Snuro 2 tablespoons butter ' 4 tablespoons flour 2 cups milk J teaspoon salt Few grains pepper 1 cup American grated cheese Melt butter In saucepan, add flour mixed with seasonings and stir until well blended, pour on the milk and stir constantly, cook ing until thick. Then odd tho cheeso which has been carefully grated, and cook slowly until tho cheese fs melted. Mock Goose Parboil a leg of pork and ro smove the skin. Hub with butter, sprinkle with powdered sage, salt, pepper, bread crumbs, and finely minced onion. Roast in a moder ate oven until tender and nicely browned. Hake a well-seasoned bread dressing fn the pan with the pork. Serve with fried apple rings. Buktxl Cabbago and Tomatoes A Fine Combination 3 cups chopped cooked cabbage 1 cups well-seasoned tomato sauce 1 cup grated cheese 1 cup bread crumbs Halt Pepper Put alternate layers of tomato and cabbage In a greased baking dish. Sprinkle each layer with cheeso and crumbs, salt, and pep per. Dot top with bits of butter and bake in a slow oven (300 de grees Fahrenheit) until thorough ly heated and slightly browned 20 to 30 minutes. Serve with meat loaf or pork chops. By Sarah Field Splint in McCull's for Feb ruary. Individual Mock Venison Plea 3 pounds round steak 1 teaspoon aalt Pepper 3 tablespoons flour 2 cups carrots, sliced cup turnips, sliced I cup potatoes, cubed fi small onions Cut beef into one-inch cubes. Sprinkle with salt, pepper, ond flour. Fry In a little fat until brown. Cover with boiling water and cook one hour. Add carrots, onions, and turnips and cook fif teen minutes longer. Thicken gravy with a little flour smoothed in cold water. Add potatoes and pour into Individual ramekins. Cover each with a crust of flaky pastry. Jiako In a hot over ( -ir degrees Fahrenheit) for ten min utes, then reduce the heat to 3-5 degrees Fahrenheit, and cook for forty minutes longer. Independence loaf Is appropri ate for the Washington's liirthday luncheon. Hot Spiced Ton giio Poll, skin, and trim a good sized beef tongue. Hub tho eur faco well with one-half teaspoon ginger and ono teaspoon allspice. Slicu a small onion and fry It In butter. Dredge the tonguo with flour and brown It In tho onion seasoned butter. Put In a casser ole. Make a sauco by blending one teaspoon flour with the fat in 1 the pan and adding ono cup stock, the Juice of ono lemon and one-half cup scedod rulsins. Pour Huh sauce over the tonguo and bake thirty minutes. Independence Lonf i 2 pounds veul 1 pound fresh pork 2 egg yolka 1 cups milk 2 teaspoons aalt Pepper to taste ' 1 cup crarker crumbs To the meat which has been put through the food chopper, add the cracker crumbs, rolled fine, the egg volk and tho ncasonlnK. Shape into a loaf 9nd place In a wello buttered loaf pan. Lay two or i three slices of bacon ocross tho ! top. Place In a 400 degrees Fahr enheit, oven for ten minutes, then continuo cooking at 350 degrees 'Fahrenheit for ono hour. Servo with tomato sauce. Th. follnwinf statement of posi tion .f Uo;;t' Uiwr Valb-y Ministerial ;i.iu'i;it!tn concern iiv-; iht killinii of Sam I'nve.ut, Ash land polio- uft'irt'r. was signed Mon day by thi ministers: "We deplore, beyond expression, t he rut bless, eold - blooded murder of this splendid young officer of tho law. We have watched with pride and e.rovinn interest his fear less, coul ;unl san execution of his office. lie h.in been an ex ample to many of bis older fellow officers, and an inspiration to many of our younger men. The commun ity, the county, the state and the nation lias suffered a severe loss in his wanton murder. "We more deeply deplore tint in fluences which help to ma Uo a thing like this possible, or prob able. We cry out against the grow ing disrespect for law and law en force ment and insist that there should be ii it favors shown itt the strict ad minist ration of law. We feel i hat every man and every woman who has. In any way, con-j trlbuted to this spirit of disrespect for law atnl order is In the name measure, of that disrespect, respon sible for such tragedies. "We wUh to say lo the officers of the iaw in this district thai we are fully in sympalhy with every awful vffort i hy make to enforce our laws, and that we pledge them our hearty support and moral back ing in their great task in bring ing criminals to justice. Wo be lieve that th s incident will have the effect of inspiring greater de tormina t inn on thefr part, and in stirring the entire community to greater concern. "We especially wish to express to the parents and other relatives of Mr. l'rescott our deepest sym pathy and love. We feel your loss. Wo know that it can not be re stored. We appreciate the great contributing which you have made to the cause of righteous govern ment. We can only take you more fully into our hearts, and pray for the grace of Cod to .sustain you. "We appeal to the members of our several churches to give them selves unstintedly lo -co - operation with officers of the law In their cl'fo.tH-jloJiust:iin good government. nud to leave nothing undone to help create a constructive1, pro gressive spirit of righteous gov ernment everywhere." kmm. 'Trills wumli-rful news will win every Margarine user. NOW, for the -L first lime, you can K-t Naiural Coldin Color ready-to-serve GOLDEN TROCO, the sensational new Margarine originated by Durkee in answer to your need for the 1-i.ot iiualiry Economy Spread made exactly as you've always wanted it perfect in golden color, in flavor, in easy spreading qualities, in complete 6atisfaciion. Now, more than ever, quality, not price, is the deciding factor in your choice of Margarine and only in Golden Troeo can you get the superior quality which natural golden color adds to quality already famous. Think of the time and work Golden I roco saves you no more coloring or mixing at home. This golden-by-nature spread adds extra-rich flavor and natural color in cooking and baking, and it's wonderful for frying, too it doesn't spatter. Golden Troco is the world's leader in Margarine quality different from any thing you've ever known before. After using a pound, you'll never again be satisfied with ordinary Margarine nor with imitations. Get a pound or two of Golden I'roco today! BSIH AW At Your Grocer's OF ORG 11 Dir. I HUM' Vries, Iluth Keed and Alice Ioury The play was very well presented.! Tonight they plan to attend the mid-week prayer meeting sor viie of the church in a body. The meeting Sunday will be led by (irace HeYries. All young peo-' pie in the community and all j others interested aro urged to at-' I tend this meeting. ! I i yi;i.fiji mi uw mi mam i u .1 ing quite an attendance nightly. His voice is one of the strongest In MtnlTord, and can be heard a b lock or two mviiy from th church. DRESDEN TAFFETA WORN FOR DEBUT I'lloKN'IW Ore, .Ian. 2K iSpM christian Kndenvorers are tak ing special steps to- make this week remembered In the com munity in Christian Kndeavor in terests. This Week marks the r.Oth anniversary of C. k. and the soeieiien here eotnineuceil cele brating this week with a special meeting led by I toris I lose Sun day evening, A short playlet, entitled "Mis sionary VW'ilhuielle" wa -prone tt led by t he following oflst : Florence Putnam, 1 tilth I'eebler, Marjorle and Mildred Poling. Winnifred In tuit n. Kilnn I tiiscoe, Mia Ins l)e- BILL RAY SINGS AT A series of old-time gospel meet ings are underway at the Church of lod on North Holly street, and wilt continue for tho next three weeks. The meetings' are held every night, with 7an- Mil pen, lias- f tor, .delivering' stirring senhons. J Pill 'Itay, the former radio preach-! cr. is leading- the ringing and is i pouring forth fong that is nttract- WASMINOTOM P) Dresden taffeta In a colonial style waa worn by Alias Katharine Hull when aho made her debut at a tea. The dross was trimmed in turquoiso velvet, and her shoes were of tur quoise blue. Medford people are more opti-j mistic concerning tho Inimediale j future than any other people or tho Pacific coast, according to H. , Scott, acting secretary manager j of the White and Sugar Plnoj Manufacturers' association, who Is In this city from San Francisco, , calling on southern Oregon lum-, ber mills. "This . is n wonderful country! anyway,' Mr. Scott stated yostcr-j day afternoon. ."A business trip to MedfmM is always a pleasure trip." "PesHimbTTt Is giving way tn optimism in most sections," Mr. Scott further stated, "although the change is very slight. The upward trend started In November." 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