ilEDFOTtt) MAIL TRIBUNE, "MEDFORD, OREGOX, FRIDAY, MAT 19, 1933.
PAGE FIVE
ODD FELLOWS 10
CONVENTION CITY
PENDLETON. May 19 (AP)
Oeorge Winslow of Tillamook was
elected grand master of the Oregon
lodge of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, and Tillamook was se
lected as next year's convention city,
at yesterday's concluding session of
the annual convention.
Charles Pool of Eugene was elected
deputy grand master, and F. M. Sex
ton of The Dalles was chosen as grand
warden. E. F. Sharon of Portland
was named grand . secretary: G. W.
Houck of Portland, grand trustee of
the lodge home, and P. L. Hubbard
was elected grand trustee of the en
dowment fund.
The election of grand warden was
the most earnestly contested Incident
in the balloting. Those nomlated
were Sexton. George Houck of Port
land, Ralph Russell of Boseburg, and
A. W. Poster of Portland.
The new officers were Installed.
Eight hundred lodgemen enjoyed a
cowboy breakfast at the roundup
arena with Eureka lodge of Pendleton
as host.
Although It rained at times during
the huge parade, this did not dampen
the spirits of the hundreds of per
sons who participated, nor spoil the
colorful features of the spectacle.
fULINARY
VRAFT....
By Est el la Oorsan. Director 01
Uome Service. California
Oregon Power Co.
BIRTHS
Born o Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roger
a daughter, weighing seven pounds,
three ounces, at the Community hos
pltal Thursday.
Pierce Insists
Donaugh Slated
PORTLAND. May 19. (AP) A
special dispatch to the Oregonlan
from Washington, D. 0 quotes Rep
resentative Walter M. Pierce, as hav
ing made the positive statement that
Carl C. Donaugh of Portland will be
appointed United States attorney for
Oregon. Donaugh Is chairman of the
state Democratic committee.
STEELE KAYOS ATTELL
IN TACOMA COMEBACK
TACOMA, May 19. (AP) Freddie
Steele, 147 pounds, knocked out Gil
bert Attell, 149. San Francisco In the
third round of their scheduled six
round bout here last night. It was
Steele's first appearance in the ring
after a five months" rayoff since his
ia-at vth broken in an automobile
crash. Don Fraser, Spokane, won a
8lx-round decision over joe wiima"
Buffalo.
J'VILLE ODD FELLOWS
WILL DANCE TONIGHT
JACKSONVILLE, May 19 (Spl.)
Odd Fellow lodge OI dacjtsonvuie wwi
viva annt.tipr nf their old fashioned
dances at the I. O. O. F. hall this
evening. They gave several dances
earlier In the spring which were very
much enjoyed by the large crowds
In attendance.
MANY PROTECTED BY
OLD AGE PENSION
mw vnnlt. Mav 19 (API The
sixth national conference on old age
security was told today that more
than 53,000.000 persons In the United
States are now protected by old age
pension legislation.
IDAHO GOVERNOR TO
SEEK ANOTHER TERM
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, May 19
(AP) Governor C. Ben Robs, com-
pleting his second two year term, told
a Kiwanls luncheon gathering here
,today that ho will be a candidate for
a third term next year. He said his
Intention la no secret. He Is a democrat.
Don't extend credit to Mr. New
Customer until you find out from
the Southern Oregon Credit Bureau
how he paid the other fellows.
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By ESTELLE DORGAN
Director of Home Service The Cali
fornia Oregon Power Company.
International Recipes.
Perhaps you have been staying
rather close to home the past sev
eral months. If so, you will enjoy
wandering over
the world looking
for recipes suit
able for home
consumption and
using Ingredient
you know and
enjoy In this
country. Some
times a local fa7
orlt is worthy of
wider circulation.
so we shall In
clude a couple
which are partic
ularly approprl
orlte is worthy of
ate.
Washington Pie.
114 c flour
3 t baking powder
14 t salt
1 t vanilla
2 eggs
1 cup powdered sugar
l-s run water
sift flour, baklnjt powder and salt
toeether three times; beat eggs, add
sugar gradually and beat well, then
add nart of the flour mixture ana
alternate with water; finally, add the
vanilla and pour into two round cake
tins, 35 minutes at 325 degrees.
Filling.
1 cup milk, scalded, add
1 egg, well beaten with
2 T granulated sugar
2 T cornstarch
2 T milk
& t vanilla
V t lemon extract
Stir constantly until smooth and
thoroughly cooked, then pour on one
layer of the "pie" and cover with the
other layer; sprinkle powdered sugar
or spread strawberry Jam on top.
George Washington Nut Tie.
3 egg yolks, beaten
li cup sugar
Vi cup melted butter
1 cup dark Karo"
1 cup shopped nuts
1 cup cocoanut
1 t vanilla
t salt
3 egg whites, beaten
Mix well and fold. In beaten egg
whites last; bake In uncooked shell at
450 degrees .for 25 minutes and at
325 degrees for 25 minutes.
Mary's Oatmeal Cookies.
Canada.
114 cups oatmel
2 eggs, beaten
1 T sugar
1 T molasses
H t baking powder
I t vanilla
1 T melted butter
Pinch of salt
Mix well 'and let stand 20 minutes,
then drop on greased cookie sheet
and bake 10 minutes at 400 degrees.
Banbury Tarts.
England.
Fill three-cornered squares of pie
crust with the following:
Chop fine
H cup raisins
l cup currants
4 figs
H cup walnut!
4 T orange Juice
1 cup sugar
2 t flour
2 T water
Cook raisins, currant and figs in
double boiler 20 minutes, then add
orange Juice; mix flour and sugar
together, add to first mixture and
cook 20 minutes longer; remove from
range and stir in nuts.
Bread Pudding.
Portugal.
1 loaf of bread (1 lb.) cut In
small pieces, and cover with
1 pint of scalded milk; soak Vi
hour, mash and add
1 cup sugar
2 cups sweet wine
0 egg yolks, beaten slightly
H cup raisins
Mix well, pour Into buttered bak
ing dish and powder with flour; bake
1 s
W- Put more
SUNSHENE
J days on
your calendar
How many days in the month
do you feel your best? You can
add to these sunshine days by
simply obeying nature's laws.
The first of these laws is reg
ular elimination. Avoid common
constipation by eating a delicious
cereal.
Tests show Kellogg's An--Bran
furnishes "bulk" to exer
cise the intestines, and vitamin
B to help aid regularity. All
.Bban also contains twice the iron
of an equal weight of beef liver.
The "bulk" in All-Bran is
much like that in leafy vege
tables. How much more pleasant
than pills and drugs so often
habit-forming.
Serve as a cereal or use in
cooking. Direc
tions on the red-and-green
pack
age. At all gro
cers. Made by
Kellogg in Battle
Creek.
in slow oven (329 deg.) about 45
minutes.
Peanut Cake.
Brazil.
4 cups ground peanuts
1 1-3 o sugar
3 cups flour
4 eggs, well beaten
Mix all Ingredients and knead well;
form Into cakes and bake In not oven
on greased tins.
Goloubtzy.
Russian.
li lb. steak
i lb. suet
M lb. rice me.)
1 medium cabbage
3 cups tomatoes
I'A cups sour oream
1 medium onion
4 lb. butter
Flour
a cups bouillon
1 cup water
Salt and pepper to taste.
Cook rice In double boiler, with
three times as much water, until ten
der and each grain remains separ
ate; put meat through grinder very
fine and mix with rice: remove leaves
from cabbage and cut away hard por
tion, then sprinkle with salt and pep
per; place a tablespoon of the meat
rice mixture on each leaf and roll
up carefully, tucking ends In so that
filling will not fall out In cooking.
(Tie if you wish.) Roll each "go
loubtzy" In flour and place together
in skillet; pour melted butter over
them and cook on top of range, turn
ing occasionally so thta they will be
browned on all sides; remove from
skillet and make sauce from remain
ing butter, onions, flour, tomatoes.
sour cream and liquids, seasoning to
taste; place the "goloubtzys" In a
deep dish and cover with the sauce;
bake In oven 15 minutes at 350 deg.
Solanka.
Poland.
Kraut, cook and drain
Fry onions In butter
Pure eof tomatoes
Olives
Capers
Cooked fish.
(Your own idea of proportlona Is
considered correct.)
Combine all. put In baking dish,
sprinkle wlvh cheese and buttered
crumbs; bake In oven, uncovered, for
20 minutes at 350 degrees.
TAX PAYMENT MADE
SALEM. May 19 (AP) Hood River
county today paid to the state Its
full share of the first half 1032 prop
erty tax. A sum of H3.047.56 was re
ceived by the state treasurer.
Clackamas county today submitted
a second payment of $15,900 while
partial payments were received from
Washington county. 23,550 and Sher
man county $6,144.
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lLLU rttVUNIL IU
EVANS TON. 111., May 10. (AP)
Dulce Buttcrfleld. Enterprise, Ore.,
student, was one of eight beauty
queens pictured in the 1933
'Syllabus,' Northwestern University
..yearbook, which
day.
waa distributed to-
Broken windows glazed by Trow
bridge Cabinet Works.
NEW KORK. May 19. (AP)
Cuba's fistic pride. Kid Chocolate, de
fends his share of the featherweight
championship against Seaman Tom
Watson of England in a 18 -round
bout In Madison Square Garden to
night. Despite the stomach ailment that
forced postponement of the duel last
week. Chocolate rules an 6 to 5 fa
vorite to retain the crown he holds
by grace of the New York state ath
letic commission.
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