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.
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and win a Pound Box of
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You have all heard of that notorious story
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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.
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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."
NIGHT-DRESSES
HAVE CANDY STRIPES
PARIS M1) Cnnriy Mi-lpcs nre
nppt'nring In tho nowcHt ntKht
(I roHHOH. Oni nf the luleHt modi-lH
of white chlffnn ci-cpo In Mripeil
with pulo pink witln sli-lps hulf
nn Inch wide. Tim model la fin
ished with ii tiny double, frill about
the V-neekllnn.
AIR
DOESN'T WEIGH
MUCH
WllEM you buy Joap, the onlf
way you can tell how much you're
getting for your money is by the
weight of the package. Size mean!
nothing. A large carton full of
oap flakes or bubbles can con
tain actually less soap than a car
ton of White King Granulated
Soap half its size!
That's because White King
Graoulatcd Soap is condensed. It
packs closely in the carton, like
sugar. And it's absolutely pure and
safe . . . for blankets, dishes or
lingerie. It's made from fine vege
table and nut oils.
White King Granulated Soap is
out only the safeM but the muii
economical soap you can buy. A
little jf it goes a long way. A tea
spoonful to the basin of wat(h
or a cupful to the tub newnore.1
Your grocer has it.
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of a i
i Necessary
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