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irEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON", WEDNESDAY, 'AUGUST 31, 1932.
(PULINARY
VRAFT....
Bj Eitella Dorr.an, Director el
Horn, service, California
Oregon Power Co.
Nebraska League Finds Key to Success
Salary of $75 a Month Lures Young Talent and Pulls Circuit Out of Red
PICNIC SET FOR
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Bt Eitrlla Dorgan
Director of Home SerYlce
The California Oregon Power Co.
REFRESHING SALADS
FRUIT
Stuffed Peach Salad
rjae ripe peaches, poel and dip In
lemon Juice before rolling In chopped
nut meat then atuff with cheese
iMiffln-.
1 cream cheeae
cup aaltM almonde
!4 t aalt
Orated rind of 1 orange
(orange Juice) '
Blend cheeae with minced nut
meata, aalt and orange rind. If neo-
eeaarr dampen with orange Juloe.
Form Into balla and duet with pap
rika and place In center of peach
halvea on ahredded lettuce. Serve with
dreealng made with fruit Juice.
Frozen Peach Ralad
(Cooked fruit)
V4 eup peach Juloe
6 orange Juice
t T lemon Juice
3 egga ,
H e augar
1 cup whipping cream
IV, cooked peachea
t aalt
Heat In double boiler the fruit
Juice with aalt. Beat the egg yolk
with Vj eup of augar and atlr hot
Julcea into them, then cook over hot
water, atlrrlng until tnicx ana imooin.
Cool and fold In atlfflj beaten whltea
and whipped cream then add the
peachea cut Into email piece. Freeze
In electric refrigerator without atlr
rlng and aerve on'lettuoe with pap
rika dreaalng.
Apple Salad
V, doaen ripe apple
1 can sliced pineapple
1 pound grapea . "
. .Tuloe of 1 lemon
1 doaen marahmallowa .- .
1 cup walnut meata .
Dloe pealed applea and pour lemon
Juice over them to avoid discolora
tion. Cut pineapple In small pleoea,
aeed the grapes and cut the marah
mallowa Into thirds. Combine all,
aerve on lettuce leaf with fruit Juice
dreaalng.
Cinnamon Apple Salad
t e sugar
1 a water
cup red cinnamon candlea
tart apples
Lettuce
Dressing
Make a alrup of the sugar and wat
er then add the candlea and atlr until
dissolved. Pare and core the apples
then oook them whole In the red sir
up, being careful to keep the apples
whole and basting frequently ao aa
to obtain an even red coloring. Cool
thoroughly and fill with grated
cheeae. Serve on shredded lettuce and
decorate with a teaspoon of whipped
VEGETABLE SALADS
. Red and White
1 cauliflower '
i i beets , 1
1 t minced parsley
H t minced onion
. Mayonnaise dressing
Steam the cauliflower until tender,
"drain and cool then break Into flow
erleta. Out the cooked beeta Into cubes
and chill. Add the minced paraley and
" onion to the mayonnaise. Place com
bined vegetable on lettuce leaf and
deoorate with the mayonnaise. Serve
Immediately to avoid, discoloration
from beets.
Carrot and Pineapple
i a grated carrot
. 1 a pineapple (pleoea)
1 a ahredded cabbage
1 eup Tokay grapea
t a ooooanut
1 a nut meata
Mil well and serve on lettuce leaf
with French or Fruit Juice dressing.
Plcnlo Salad
1 a baked beans
5 a minced cabbage '
1 small onion, minced
1 green pepper, mlnoed
1 T parsley, minced
. 1 a cooked macaroni
, M a sweet pickles, cut fine
H a cubed cheeae
1 t celery seed
1 a boiled dressing
Drain the beans and combine with
other Ingredient. Pack In Individual
waxed cupa and cover with paraffin
paper U taking with picnic lunch,
FISH SALAD
Salmon Salad
1 can salmon
1 eggs i
6 sweet pickles
1 cooked beet
t T parsley, minced
a shredded cabbage
Crisp the shredded cabbage in very
cold water, then drain and dry. Spread
VTe congratulate Jackson County on the
wonderful new Court Howie. Too much
credit cannot be given the County Court
for the thought, time and effort which
was piven the fine building ao economic
ally built.
We take pleasure In the part we have
had in furnishing all the steel counters,
desks and aluminum chairs. Those are
GF "Allsteel."
K0KE-CHAPMAN CO.
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LINCOLN. Neb. (AP) Amateurs
have made a good thing of Nebra
ka'a orofeaalonal baseball lesgus.
While bigger and better circuits
flounder under dwindling receipts
and nagging Intareat, Class D teams
In the Oornhusker state scrap for
the pennant again this summer with
real support from home town fane.
The league got out of the red last
year, led by Bob Russell, league presi
dent, of Lincoln, former all around
athlete at the university of Nebraska.
Like the club presidents, he has had
no professional baseball experience,
draws no salary and expects no prof
ile. Fun Main Idea
"Well be happy If we pay all the
bills," he said, "but It a a lot of fun."
Included In the "fun" I seeing
youngsters who started with the
league climb up through the big min
ors Into the majora. As ons of two
Class D leagues remaining out of 17,
the Nebraska circuit offer a few of
the rare chancea for a start In or
ganized baseball.
"Dont tell me that all the boys
want to do now la caddy," aald Rus
sell. "We had enough turn out this
spring to make ten leagues. Fifteen
hundred of them paid their own way
here from Canada. Cuba, the Hawaii
an Islands and the east coast Just to
get a chance at a 175 a month berth.
And we could grab only 78 of them."
$78 Per Standard
The l?s per montb salary rule 's
the first secret of existence for this
league while others have fallen In
thi ditch of debt. Each of the 18
players In the six clubs, with the ex
ception of the managera, draws a uni
form 'wage. Other sxpenses are pared
accordingly.
on platter and on It arrange the con
tents of one can of salmon, araineo
.nH rvmA. fiorinkla with chonoed
egg and minced pickle and beet. Add
the minced parsley to the Douea or
mayonnaise dressing which is spread
over the salad and decorated with
lemon slices and quartered hard
cooked eggs.
Frozen Crab Meat with Tomato
9 e canned tomatoes
9 whole clove
1 small onion, minced
XJ t celery seed
-1 t salt
9 T sugar .
1 T gelatine '
3 T cold water
1 T lemon Juloe
1 e cream
1 green pepper
1 small can crab meat
Combine the ' tomatoes, cloves,
onion, celery seed,, salt and sugar and
simmer 15 minutes then strain and
add lemon juice and the gelatin
which has been softened In the cold
water for A minutes. Stir until thor
oughly dissolved and set In refriger
ator to cool until It begins to set. Re
move and beat with rotary beater
until frothy, then fold In the beaten
cream, the chopped green pepper and
the flaked crab meat. Turn Into a re
frigerator tray and chill until set.
Serve In squares on shredded lettuce
with mayonnaise dressing garnished
with lemon.
FRUIT JUIICE SALAD DDRBSSINOS
, Pineapple
Juice from one can of pineapple
(No. 3) .
8 eggs
1 c sugar
9 T butter '
3 T flour
Juice of 1 lemon
Bring pineapple Juice to boll. Beat
the eggs lightly and add the sugar
and flour. Pour the bolllpg Juice Into
this mixture, stirring constantly, then
place over boiling water to cook thor
oughly, adding the butter when about
ready to remove from range. Cool .d
Just before serving add the whipped
cream.
Peach
o sirup from canned peachea
a g yolk
1 T sugar
1 H T lemon Juice
Salt
Paprika
Scald the peach sirup. Beat egg
yolks until light colored, adding sugar
and seasonings while beating. Pour
the hot sirup Into this mixture and
cook over hot water until It thick
ens (coate spoon). Add lemon juice
slowly and chill before serving.
Paprika Dressing
H salad oil
1 cup powdered sugar
Juloe 1 lemon
1 T paprika
Combine all, beat well and serve
on tart salad.
I 1NILMW I
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In the wont year minor league baseball has erer experienced the little
Bob It tin sell, former Corn h inker athlete, li rolling alone merrily. Young talent and a standard wage of $75 a
month furnish the answer. Russell himself no salary . . . Just has fun.
The second secret la civic pride.
The local business men back the
clubs and sign the notes. They are
Interested In the boys and the team
and so are the townsfolk. '
Small Town Circuit
With the exception of Lincoln the
Nebraska league towns are small. Mc
Oook with only 0,600 population may
be the smallest In professional base
ball. The others Beatrice, North
Platte, Norfolk and Grand Island
average about 13,000.
Night baseball started early In the
league. The electric Installation at
the Lincoln park. In 1930 probably
TO
SALEM, Aug. 31. (AP) Awards on
19 different highway improvement
projects are listed for letting at the
meeting of the state highway com
mission In Portland tomorrow, the
total cost ranging from 1.700,000 to
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was the first In the country although
Des Moines got In ahead with a reg
ular game.
Sales Big Item
The sale of players means the. dif
ference between profit and loss to
the league. Twenty-five moved up
last year. Scouts lke the clubs be
cause every boy there Is new material.
None of them has had previous pro
fessional experience outside . the
league, none Is over 35 years old and
the average Is 20 years. ,
In the big minors these boys have
done well, although they haven't
$800,000. Construction work on all
will start this fall and will be scat
tered over 13 counties in Oregon.
The awarding of contracts will be
the major business of the commis
sion, which starts Its session with a
preliminary meeting tonight. At least
half a dozen delegates will be present,
the program shows, but the depart
ment announced no other outstand
ing feature la scheduled.
VANCOUVER, Wash., Aug. 30.
(AP) A man about 32 years old,
with no Identifying marks on his
clothing, was foond dead beside the
railroad tracks near Camas today. Po
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-Extends Sincere Congratulations
to the People of Jackson County!
COURTHOUSE
Every Jackson County Citizen Should
Attend the Dedication Tomorrow
Nebraska State circuit, rained bj
made tha majors yet. Roy Serial k, who
started here when 16 years old and
became an outstanding player In the
Western league, has Just been sold to
the Yankees by Oklahoma city.
Started five years ago, the league
was deep In debt it the end of the
1930 season and the presidency was
going begging. The backers wanted to
pay 'back their friends before they
quit and got Russell tc take charge
for another attempt. In one year the
obligations were liquidated but the
backers decided not to quit. '
"A baseball man will do things no
sane person would do," said Russell.
lice bellev he was killed when he at
tempted to board an eastbound train
last night. ..
Klamath Falls. Swedish Missionary
Association of Northwest and Swed
ish Evangelical Missionary Associa
tion of California plan to erect
church here.
Hood River. Front of DeWitt build
ing on Oak street painted,
levard.
Sheridan. Much repair and re
building work oelng done In and
around this place.
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Sat ml -
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fell
Their Beautiful New
Is One of the Northwest's Finest
Public Buildings
The annual Rotary picnic will be
held next Tuesday night, Sept. 0 ac
cording to plans outlined at Tues
day's Rotary meeting. The affair will
take place at the Hamilton Pat ton
home on Capital HU1 where ample
facilities are available for swimming,
dancing and other diversions. All Ro
tarlans and their ladies are urged to
plan now to attend.
Sam Veach, pioneer railroad man
was the principal speaker at the
meeting taking as his subject "La
bor" and speaking of present day
conditions as compared with years
ago. Mr. Veach who has been affilia
ted with the Southern Pacific rail
road since 1887 told a number of In
teresting things about hit early ex
periences with railroading and men
tioned sorn f tn problems which
confront the railroads today. Volney
Dixon acted as chairman of the
meeting.
The Southern Oregon Golf tourna
ment was announced by August
Johnson who unged a large number
of entries from the Rotary club. Vis
itors at the session were Herb Launs
pach of Stockton, Calif., and A. S.
Rosenbaum and Raymond Roter of
Medrord. E. K. Ristlne was a visiting
Rotarlan from Mount Vernon, Iowa.
' NEW YORK, Aug. 31. (AP)
George S. Collins, the mayor's secre
tary said today Mayor James J. Walk
er Is 111 In bed .with nervous ex
haustion and had been ordered by his
physician to take a complete rest.
Collins said the mayor has made
no plans to return to Albany for the
resumption Friday of the hearing be
fore Governor Franklin D, Roosevelt
on the removal charges against him.
"Whether Mayor Walker may ask
the governor for a postponement,"
Collins said, "will all depend on his
condition."
Falrvlew. Actual operation at plant
of Falrvlew Box Co. started.
NEW JACKSON COUNTY COURTHOUSE
Medford
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Alfred E. Smith, former governor of New York, signed a contract ,
In New York to edit the "New Outlook," a new magazine published by (
Frank A. Tlchenor (right). (Associated Press Photo!
We Compliment
The People of Jackson
County Upon Their
Fine New COURTHOUSE
Firm, even slices, Uniform Quality, Delicious
Flavor, Nutritive Value and Moderate Price
feature FLUHRER'S "HOLSUM" Bread . . .
Ask for "HOLSUM" . . . You'll notice the
difference 1
Attend the American Legion Dance
Oriental Gardens Thursday Night
COUNT
YELL
Real Proof That
Country People
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