Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 24, 1933, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKO. OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1933. FARLEY DiSCUSS PATRONAGE DOLE Heavy Police Guard Main tained As President-Elect Leaves Albany After Attending Annual Dinner Dogs and Horse to Go to Washington With Roosevelts ALBANY. H. Y-, Feb. 24. Preaidont -elect Prank It n D. Rooe- ?eU nd the national Democratic chairman, James A. Parley, left hrc at 10:30 a. m. today, for the Rooae Tlt home t Hyde Park, where they lrlll dlecius federal oatronage prob lems. The President-elect had spent the night as the gueot of hie successor as the head of the state government, Governor Herbert H. Lehman, after having attended the annual dinner of the Albany legislative correspona ents' association last night. Heavy Police Guard. The Roosevelt party was escorted to the city line by Albany police on motorcycles and In "prowl cars." The entire route from the executive man sion to the new Hudson river bridge was lined with uniformed policemen. Secret service operatives, plain clothes city detectives and state troopers also were on duty to protect the next President.- Thv Roosevelt home ftt Hyde Park Is about 70 miles from Albany. The President-elect to all effects completed his cabinet last night with the announcement that George H. Dern, former governor of Utah, would be his secretary of war. Douglas Budget Director. He also gave a surprise with the statement that Rep. Lewis Douglas, youthful Arizona advocate of econ omy in government, would be his new bud get director. Dougl as le d the economy drive In the house and will be relied upon by Roosevelt to use the axe on government expenditures In the sweeping reorganization ae plans. Mayor James M. Ourley of Boston la one of the Roosevelt Intimates on the list for appointment to high office. T PAR PLAY . AT GOLF COURSE A point par tournament will be the chedule for the Rogue Valley Golf club this week end, held for the benefit of the county welfare ex change. Inability to establish handi caps, according to Jack Hueston, made It Impossible to hold a handi cap match, so the point-par was sub stituted. Play will be Saturday and Sunday, and with the weather steadily Im proving one of the largest crowds of the year Is expected. All proceeds from the tourney will go to the wel fare exchange, to help care for the poor and unfortunate during the re mainder of the winter. The tourney will be for members only, Hueston said, and will last for the entire two days. ELKS ALLEYMEN By LORENA A. IIICKOK NEW YORK. (JP) " Weejle" and "Pat" are going to b replaced 01 tti. White House town March 4 by "Meggle" and "Major." And Into the White Houae .table will move a bay mare named "Do:. "Weejle," a friendly and playful lit. tie Norwegian elkhound. and "Pat.1 a police dog, belong to President and Mra. Hoover. They appeared with the present first lady of the land In photograph on her Christmas cards a few weeks ago, ana cne greeting m her handwriting below the portU' was from "Lou Henry Hoover, Weelle and Pat." "Memtle." a little black Scottish terrier with reproachful eyes, and "Major," a police dog, belong to President-elect and Mrs. Roosevelt. And "Dot" is Mrs. Roosevelt's sad dle horse. "Meggle" Dislikes natlis. . "Merale Is eight years old and very fat and. when she Is taken for walk, she always parks until she reaches the end of the first block, after which her deportment Is moat dignified. She likes to sleep In fire places. loathes the resultant baths. and never makes a fuss over anyone except Mrs. Roosevelt. Before he went away to scnooi. Meggle" used to belong to the Roosevelts' youngest son, John. After he left, she attached herself to Mrs. Roosevelt. Until recently she divided her time between Hyde Park and Al bany, but she Is living at present at 40 East 65th street, the Roosevelt town house. Someone gave her a bright red collar for Christmas with a silver plate on It, bearing the Inscription, "Meggle the White House wash- Ington." She wasn't much Interest ed In tt, however. "Major" Well Trained. "Major." a handsome buff and black German shepherd, trained for police work, was presented to Presl dent-eleot Roosevelt several yeara ago by the troop of state police to which Sergeant Earl Miller, then Ms body guard, was attached. His present ad dress Is Krum Elbow, the Roosevelt estate at Hyde Park. There are several other police dogs there, and It's "Major's" Job to keep them In order. He himself has trick which Is frequently misunder stood. He walks up to each visitor, takes the visitor's wrist gently but firmly In his teeth, and scrutinizes him before he lets him In, It makes "Major" unpopular with some visitors, but he really doesn't mean any harm It's part of his training as an alert dog. Dot" lives at Hyde Park now, too. She also formerly belonged to the state troopers, the Roosevelts having traded another saddle horse for her. Mrs. Roosevelt hopes to go horseback riding every morning In Rock Creek park. Menus of the Day . By Mn. Alexander George CORN Bit BAD, QUICKLY MADE A Menu for Dinner Spanish Steak Potato Cakes Buttered Turnips Corn Bread Butter Head Lettuce French Dressing Date Pie Whipped Dream Coffee Spanish Stetw 3 pounds round steak 4 tablespoons fat 4 tablespoons chopped onions 4 tablespoons ohopped green peppers 4 tablespoons ohopped celery 1 teaspoon salt 4 tablespoons flour teaspoon paprika 3 cups tomatoes Have steak out about 3-3 inch thick. Pound well on both sides, Heat fat in frying pan. Add and quickly brown stenk. Add onions, peppers and eel- k saddle When President-elect and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt move to Washington, two pet dogs and i horse are going along. "Meggle." a Scottish terrier, and "Major," a police dog, will replace the Hoover dogs as White House pets, while "Dot," Mrs. Roosevelt's saddle horse, will be given a 'Stall In the White House stable. Mrs. Roosevelt Intends to take a dally horseback ride. ery. Cook 3 minutes. Sprinkle with flour and mix well. Add rest of in gredients. Cover and cook very slowly for VA hours.. Turn meat several times during cooking to allow even browning. Potato Cakes. (Uses leftover mashed potatoes.) 3 cups mashed potatoes I gg 14 teaspoon salt V4 tablespoon paprika 4 tablespoons flour 4 tablspoons fat Mix potatoes, egg, salt and paprika; shape Into six cakes snd roll In flour; heat fat in frying plan; add o&kes and cover; cook 5 minutes over moderate fire. Use spatula and carefully turn and brown other sides. Leftover mashed sweet potatoes may be prepared same way as white po tatoes. Corn Bread. 3-3 cup corn meal 1 1-3 cups flour 4 teaspoons baking powder teaspoon salt I egg ( , - 1 cup milk 3 tablespoons fat, melted Mix ingredients and beat 8 min utes; pour Into shallow, greased pan: bake 20 minutes In moderately slow oven. Serve warm. 'Cranmeat a la Klnj Jellied Fruit Salad Bread and Butter Sandwiches Coffee Spice Nut Cookies Cm!) meat a la King. 0 pieces hot buttered toat A tablespoons butter 0 tablespoons flour 3 cups milk 1 cups crabmeat yA oup shopped cooked celery V cup chopped plmlentos 3 eggs, beaten i teaspoon salt Vi teaspoon paprika Melt butter and add flour. Whet. blended, add milk and cook slowly until creamy sauce forms; stir con stantly; add crabmeat and seasonings and cook 3 minutes; add eggs and cook one minute, stirring constantly; pour over toast and serve at once. The Elks' lodge all-star bowling team showed the Mall Tribune ag gregation a bit of high class work in their city league match last night, jsaas leaning am conoris wun ooo. ' The printers managed to capture Vie first game In the mnven out were outclassed the balance of the even- ' ing. Copco and Fluhrer'e roll tonight. Elks 1st Snd 3rd Total n, FrUltt 1 1 , , 160 220 1SD 061 J. QUI 333 170 1S1 644 H. Rankin 160. 165 183 618 R. DeVore 181 lfi2 188 50 1 O. Eada 168 304 184 D38 Handicap 85 95 35 105 Totals J. Murray X. Murray B. OllUngs A. Hagen W. Antl6 Handicap 033 043 880 3755 Mall Tribune 1st 2nd 3rd Total 103 131 131 444 138 08 133 348 136 ll 116 350 183 143 160 401 103 177 161 A31 130 136 130 376 , 048 703 611 3551 4 HINT REBEL MOVE i HAVANA, Feb. S4 y-A series of j bomblnfts early this morning on the 36th antveraary of Cuba's Independ ence, was climaxed shortly before noon when a railroad bridge In Camaguey province was blown up with dynamite. HAVANA. Feb. 34. (P) EtAhl bombs were exploded In Havana with in two hours .after midnight today as the 38th Cuban Independence day began. Meanwhile the oapltal was scan ning reports anxiously to determine whether a rumored revolutlona:y movement was taking form. Mexico City dispatches recently predicted that a movement of rebels from the mainland toward Cuba would coin aide with bombings in Havana. s . Desirable houses always in fuel lasa condition tot real, leas or sal Call lot, Something like a million men answer that Happy call every morning. That's worth remembering at the grocery store. Just say t Wings of fie Morning." S chilli rill For Percolator . or coffee pot. Specially prepared for any DRIP Maker. Yilter papers in each fin. kSPICCt-IXTRACTS-TEA-BAKING POWDBR- Jellied Fruit ffalad. 1 package lemon flavored gelatin mixture 1 cup seeded white grapes 1 cup diced pineapple cup seeded white cherries Yi cup red cherries Pour water over gelatin mixture and stir until dissolved; add lemon Juice and sugar; cool and allow to thicken a little; add rest of Ingredients; pour Into glass mold and chill until stiff. Cut In squares and serve on lettuce. Top with salad dressing. Spice Nut Cookies. (Icebox Kind.) 1 cup fat 3 cups brown sugar 8 eggs 3 tablespoons cream 1 teaspoon vanilla teaspoon salt 3 teaspoons cinnamon 1 teaspoon cloves 1 teaspoon nutmeg "ODDS and ENDS" SALE See The $1 Table An attractive assortment of gifts and card prizes. Regular $2 to 6 values. WE OIVE POPULARITY VOTES SWEM'S GIFT SHOP 1 cup chopped nuts 4!6 cups flour 3 teaspoons soda Cream the fate and sugar; add eggs and cream and beat 3 minutes; add rest of ingredients and mix well; press dough Into greased loaf pan; chill 13 hours or longer; unmold, use very sharp knife and cut off thin slices; place 8 Inches apart on greased baking sheets and oake 13 minutes In moderate oven. A. medicine that brightens people's lives Fortunately for most of ui, a state of happy health does not depend on strength. But like any other piece of machinery, the human machine must oe properly regulated 10 run ngni. There is a simple means of regulat ing the system. It makes an amazing difference in the way your organs lunction ana ine way you leel. It pays most men and women to try this regulation. You may consider yourself in fairly good health todav. and after only two weeks' regulating realize you were only nau alive. This means of stimulating the system to new lite is a prescription, and it is known as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It's derived from fresh herbs, active senna, and pure pepsin. Every druggist keeps it on hand. Get some today, and take some tonight. One spoonful drives awav a bilious headache. A larger dose relieves any constipated condition. A little now and then keeps an older person protected from auto - intoxication. And it may be given any time to sluggish children. Whole households have blessed this family doctor's prescription. It has saved old and young from sluggish spells and from downright sickness. It's the only tonic you may need; the only laxative you need. It is the most likeable and remarkable medicine you ever tasted. Try one bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and compare your condition with how you felt before! Star Meat Market 314 E. Main Free Delivery Phone 273 Only 8 days until the popularity contest ends. Buy here and get 100 votes with every $1 purchase. , Turkeys . lb. 14c Lean Bacon lb. 12c Rib Steak lb. 10c R. I. R. Hens Fryers . lb. 17c BEEF STEW, lb 6c BEEF POT ROAST, lb. . . .'. 8c SHORTENING, 4 lbs. 25c HAM, best quality, lb. 13c HOME RENDERED LARD, 3 lbs 25c FRESH SIDE PORK, lb. . : . 10c The Home Grocery "Serves you right' bSr 'You order we do the rest" mm, 606-608 East Main Free Delivery Tel. 743 Buy groceries at the Home Grocery and save money. Popularity votes given for cash" or money paid on bills contracted previous to Jan uary 21. Saturday Monday Specials ALMOND OIL SOAP Two bars 19c Cup and Saucer, Amber Glassware, FREE GOLD MEDAL SALAD DRESSING Quart jar ' 29c SHASTA COFFEE Vacuum packed. Pound .......25c CLOROX and PUREX Pint bottle 15c Buy another pint for one cent extra. FERRY GARDEN SEEDS ARE HERE NOW Vegetables, pkg. . . 5c Flowers, pkg .10c We have everything. Oilman's Milk Depot Groceries Fresh Meat Fountain Bakery Goods-Fresh Fruits and Vegetables STORE OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS PHONE 9 HOME OWNED FREE DELIVERY EVERYONE ENJOYS TASTY, WHOLESOME FOODS, especially so when you can purchase them so economically. PIGGLY WIGGLY makes it possible for you to live better at less cost. That's why food-wise shoppers make this store headquarters for their daily needs. ' EXTRA SAVINGS for Saturday and Monday, Feb. 25-27 I ..alisau' T-. Yellow i lb. 35c Uptons i ea Yellow nb. esc Sugar pure cane 8 IbS. 32c BrOOLUS lightweight kitchen 39c Coffee Maxwell House 27c Grape Nut Flakes 3 for 25c Baker Bars 5c size 3 for 10C TR0C0,b m MARGARINE Carnation Oats no prem. Ig. 1 7C Leslie Salt . . . . 3 for 25c 2 Found Carton. Plain or Imllzrd Cake Flour GoIdM8dai2for39c W SOFT AS SII.K " W P&G Soap small size 10 for 25 c Chipso Ig. pkg. . . . 17c SpudS no. 2 25lb bag19c Economy iarke 206 E. Main Free Delivery Telephone 46 The Economy Market brlnss to the people of Southern Oregon one ot the finest offerings of Quality Meats that they hare ever had the pleasure of selling. Specializing In extra fancy, pen fed.' choice steer beef, the Economy assures customers of the utmost flaror and tender ness in meats the highest quality oohtainable. Turkeys lb. 15c PICNICS Sugar Cured lb. 8c Pure Lard . 3 ibs. 22c Fresh Smelt 4 ibs. 25c Sauerkraut best quality qt. 1 Qc Full Line of Fresh Fish, Crabs, Oysters, Clams, Cheese Be sure to drop Into the Economy Market this week and try tie Klnest in qi AI.ITY MEATS ... or phone 46 and your order HI be given prompt attention.