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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. SIEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1933
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INFORMALITY WILL
RULE IN HE
Next week the Mall Tribune bring
to the housewives of Med ford its
much heralded cooking ichool. Thl
big, free cooking school will be held
In Hunt's Craterlan theater May SI,
June 1 and 2 from 3 to 4 o'clock each
afternoon.
Miss Heater Heath, the famed home
economist who will conduct the
school, that the daues will be con
ducted In an Informal manner noth
ing Is to be of a technical nature,
. Miss Heath says that cooking Is a
real art and that If a housewife at
tacks her tuk with a spirit of dread,
her work la bound to be poor If she
feels the thrill and Intriguing ca
pacity of cooking, her meals will oe
much bettor and she will get a great
deal more enjoyment out of prepar
ing them.
Women, to whom cooking leems an
enjoyment and who get their meals
in such a short time, are usually
those who take time to plan out their
menu and shop wisely for days
ahead of time. ' according to Miss
Heath, and she will tell the house
wives of Medford Just how they may
sto this and thus find more Joy and
happiness in the kitchen.
Proper seasoning and flavoring la
one point which Miss Heath partic
ularly stresses. Here are a few point
ers which she suggests:
"Try a dash of onion salt in the i
white sauce uzed with macaroni and
cheese.: Put a bay. leaf In the veil
atew, curry in the lamb, -.
. "Onion salt in the scalloped pota
toes gives ?1;ir. a ?iciv flavor and
paprika is the handy help of every
salad. I
"Salad dressings call for spice with
out end. And oonslder the range of
cinnamon roll and hot breads, to
gether with the savories of sauces
what an inspiration Is the sptce box!
"What a difference In the Intrigue
of a meal If the spaghetti has a bit
of garlic salt and a sprinkle of clove
stirred In with Its other seasonings.
Ml&s Heath invites Medford house
wives to bring their kitchen prob
lems to the cooking school to have
them ail Ironed out. Perhaps it Is
problem of budgeting, or keeping
cakes from failing, or putting up the
children's lunches; or shopping for
the emergency shelf no matter what
the particular problem, Mlas Heath
wants to help solve it and smooth
out the way for more "Happy Kitch
ens."
There will be Instruction and en
tertainment at the cooking school
and a lot of free price. You will want
to be sure and attend each of the
four sessions, Mske yaur plans now I
GALEAlGHlNG
NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY
By O, O. Mclntyre
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NEW YORK, May 38. An auto
breakdown mid sudden .shower sent
us scurrying to the porch of one oi
those all-alike
box cottages on
the fringe of s
hong Island su
burb. While we
waited a couple
drove up and a
rather abashed
couple streaked
across the lawn.
They occupied
the house and
asked us In.
. There was a
newness and Tsr
nlsh smelt sbout
the oak suite of
the living room.
His suit, too, was
Sundsyfled and her hat had the ap
pearance of being made at home.
Slowly It dawned they were newly-
weds. Indeed they had Just come
from a parson's to their outfitted nest
now cluttered with Interlopers.
Each had thst delightful timidity
of the very young. He tried to sppear
nonchalant while she seemed lost in
Illimitable wonder of her groom. They
ahowed us their new radio, their
frisky fox terrier puppy end he told
us something of his invention he
was not going to be slways tied to an
office.
On a turn up the cellar steps from
his csrpenter shop I glanced back
and he was snatching a quick kiss.
Skies cleared and they stood waving
on the boundary of their paradise,
gazing arm In arm Into the dusk and
their Future! All of ue long married
tried to say something but none
could.
PHILADELPHIA, May II. (AP)
Battered by the tornadlo fury of Its
worst electrical storm In weather
bureau history, the Philadelphia area
counted four dead today and reck
oned property damage approaching a
million dollars.
Philadelphia bore the brunt of the
storm which, rosrlng In on an 63
mlle an hour gale from the north
west late yesterday, unroofed homes
snd schools, blew down hundreds of
trees and shattered thousands of win
dows in stores and dwellings.
Lightning struck In so many plscea
firemen were unable to cope with
the alarms which resulted and hail
stones as big ss marbles crashed
through windows as If they were
paper.
One woman was killed by light
ning aa she mopped up rainwater
In her home, another waa frightened
to death In Camden, N. J- a man
died In the collapse of a Palrmount
park pavilion and a Veater county
farmer was killed In his automobile.
Scores of persons were Injured and
the electrical systems of Philadelphia
snd towns for miles around wers
temporarily paralysed. Automobile
and street csr traffic was so demor
alized that hundreds of persons were
hours lster getting home.
Whenever I behold a young comfed
bride I think of the mountaineer who
described his bethrothed daughter to
Riley Wilson as "the apple butter
maklnlst trick in West Virginia."
Our chauffeur, John De Carlo, Is
something of a romsntlclst. Born and
reared amid the beetling glbralters of
the metropolis, he hss a flair for the
beauty of open spaces. He is a glut
ton for sunsets. Imprisoning their lm
sgery In some spare locker of his
brsln. If at twilight he suddenly veers
through a forgotten street, we know
he Is on his wsy to rsveal some newly
discovered sunset. Last evening after
a quick turn we found ourselves on
an upland shoot nesr 63d Boulevard
in Corona. The sky was flushing with
dying colors, red, russet to orange.
All the spires of New York seemed
pendulumlnlng In the bonfire. "Ain't
thst the malarky?" Inquired John.
Another sunset view John has
taught us to love Is seen from the
Speedway after passing the Polo
rounds along the Harlem river. Here
leaping in surprising curves are the
sheer spans of two enormous bridges.
me sun on tne water throws the
bridges Into odd bate relief with a
lavender haze powdering the graved
uopes or either side. It Is another
miracle In Nature's generous hand
outs.
Bat Mssterson's favorite eatlnn
plsce, Beefstesk Charlie's, scooped be
tween narrow walls, a hos-skln off
Broadway, carries on. The profusion
of trotters and running horses fram
ed slong its length Indlcste the race
track clientele. Sporty men with those
ladles who yell unsshsmed In gtand
stsnas rnske up most of the patron
age. t once saw Earl Sande there and
In other days Its enormous speclslty
comoineiion, salad used to attract Al
Smith and Alfred Lewis.
Thingumabobs: Corey Fred's cha-
tesux In the hills nesr Freedom, N.
H., csn be reached tn the winter onlv
ny a aog sled , . . Karl Hsrrlman,
Philadelphia publisher, gave Eddie
Oueet, once his office boy, his first
rhyming book . . . Ogden Nssh finds
the one-armed lunch a swell place to
mm up poetry . . . Charles Hanson
Towne's bachelor quarters have been
made more livable by a Boston puppy
. junsn otreet. jr. hss become s
crack writer of radio acrlpta . , . Msy
Christie occupies an ex-movle star's
castle in Beverley Hills ... Roy How
ard will be In the Orient two months.
It hss doubtless been commented
upon, but It strikes me th. h.t
dressed lsdles with the most Imperial
manners In New York are not of aris
tocratic circles or stsge. They are, ln-
stesd, buyers for large depsrtment
stores. They have a refined hauteur
and self sssursnce no other clsss of
professlonsl womeu obtain. One today
was a combination of Maxlne Elliott,
Queen Mary and the Countess Sour-puss.
I eslled on this buyer In Interest
of a deserving friend. After mumb
ling something while she checked
some figures she said pertly without
looking up: "Speak up I" In the con
fusion I sank Adam'a Apple deep In
a setting of hiccups snd I was still
scattering them about as I backed
out. One cannot go burpburplng all
over the lot and call a Lady Agatha
off her perch.
(Copyright. 193S. McNaught
Syndicate, Inc.)
Auxiliary on Air The local Anu.i
can Legion auxiliary will present a
program announcing sale of the little
red popples for Memorial flsy from
ststlon KMED this evening. The aux
iliary will be on the air from 7:30 to
8 o'clock and the public Is urged to
tune In with promise of sn Interest
ing progrsm. The Auxiliary Olee club
will entertain with a medley of war
songs, sccompsnled st the plsno oy
Mrs. Warren Butler. Mrs. Walter
Olmscheld will deliver the poppy mes
sage and Mrs. Gladys Watson will
sing the Nstlonsl Auxiliary poppy
song. "Popples Csrry On." Miss Mar
garet Kerr will give a reading "On
nander's Field.
WE MUST UNLOAD
THIS WEEK
49 PIANOS
Complete Sellout of All t'sed
studio, l.'prlghts, Players and
Baby Orauds Either gold
LOANED
FREE
Nights rj
During IS To
This I f Prospective
Hale nuyers
Piano .aV
Guaranteed Jfe
We sre overstocked with small
nnd large uprights, player
plsnos and baby grands that
must be moved now to make
room for new pianos from the
Esstern factories, bought In
anticipation of the price ad
vance this month. All those
not sold this week (new snd
used) will be LOANED free
In responsible homes for stor
age, where they may be used
Indefinitely, until we need
them. There sre no strings to
this offer, no cartage, no ren
tal, no expense of any kind,
Just a wonderful opportunity
to find out If your child will
learn to play if given the op
portunlty. Please do not delay
in calling personally to make
your selections, ss we expect
to have all these plsnos sold or
loaned FREE by Saturday
night. Kindly bring this ad
with you. We reserve the right
to select the homos where
thess pianos will be pieced.
Prices
Slashed
For Thois Who
Wish to Buy Now
and Save before Prices Advance
OPEN EVENIN03
CLINE
FACTORY WAREHOUSE
Urgrst Exclusive Factory
Distributors on the Coast--
Sparta nidg. Phone 428
Main and Riverside, Hertford
77
John Csrkln, member of th state
tsx commission, former well known
Medford lawyer and clvlo worker, was
In Medford today on offlctsl business
connected with the commission. He
Is engsged particularly In checking
up on delinquent state Income taxes
and conferring with local offlelala
concerning tax problems.
Mr. Carkln arrived here from
KlRmath, Lskevlew and other points
In southeastern Oregon, and report
ed Improvement ill business condi
tions throughout thst part of the
state. Rapid betterment In the wheat
and wool markets which have al
lowed the wheat and aheep men to
sell at good prices hss completely
c,hsned the financial situation, the
banks having lsrger cash deposits
than for msny yenrs.
Where the problem wss frown as
set, the bsnk problem has come to
be more what to do with surplus cash
as the depression Is too recent to
dender restocking and development
work on a large scsls probsble.
However, eventually it is certain
thst the better financial situation
will lead to increased expenditures
all along the lino In that part of
the state.
Hss Tonsils Out - Mildred Dugftl
underwent an operation for removal
of her tonsils at the Community hos
pital today. , .
Haying Time
Is Almost Here
Now is the tim to buy that now mower. They are cheaper
than they have been for 10 yean or more and it looks
like they will be higher next year.
SPECIALS
Sections, each 5C
Box, for cash .'.$1.19
Guards, each 30c
Wire Rope, per hundred $5.70
Hay Forks, , $1.67 and up
Hay Fork Handles, best grade,
60c up
Loos over your Hay Tools and get your repairs early so
you won't be delayed when stocks are short.
Hubbard Bros. Inc.
Main and Riverside. Medford, Ore.
BEER SHORTAGE
(Contmued rtum Page On.)
The explanation privately m&d la
that the department of Jiuttce In
vestigation of the New Jersey beer
permit situation profited the investi
gators little. They whisper that most
of the permit were Issued before he
took office. The department showed
such confidence In him that recently
it dispatched him to Philadelphia to
conduct the Pennington Inquiry
there.
Perhaps human sympathy has a lot
to do with the change of front He
has a short life job. As soon as re
peal Is legalised his task will be over.
If It Is not orer already.
Instead of quieting the Maryland
era the appointment of Dean Ache
son as assistant treasury secretary
has riled them. It develops his only
political qualifications for the post
are that he was precinct leader in the
district where he haa a summer
home. Under that classification every
ward boas figures he rates at least
a Judgeship on the supreme court.
The truth U that Budget Director
Douglas again picked Acheson with
out consulting the politicians.
The Interior department Is being
quietly packed to the doors with lib
erals. ,
Apparently Secretary Ickea Intends
to make it the kind of a department
It waa In Ptnchot-Balllnger days. His
right hand man la a long-time Pln
chot associate, Harry Slattery. Ickes
Is even trying to find a place for the
man who turned up the Balllnger
scandal, Louis R. Olavts.
That can mean only one thing a
rough ride for those who live off the
public domain.
Tilts with the public utilities, oil,
coal or lumber people will not long
be delayed. The conservationists aie
in the saddle again
It la too early to say so definitely
yet but there Is every reason to be
lieve Senator Hiram Johnson will be
offered the first supreme court va
cancy. He rates the post and prob
ably would tnk it.
The switch may come before the
fall term of court whenever justice
Van Devanter retires.
Insiders will be surprised If the
Mellon income tax Investigation pro
duces a court case against the former
treasury secretary. -
Elmer Johnson, 41, Is held In Vie
county Jail on a warrant charging
threatening to commit a felony. The
offense waa allegedly committed on
Splgnet creek this week and to have
Involved threat w'th.a gun. John
son, th authorities say, has been
arretted before on the same charge.
Last night he waa given medical
care.
Ray Gregor, 25, and Kenneth Car
ney, 30, alleged to have robbed a
state highway shed on the Green
springs mountain of small tools, were
arrested tn Portland yesterday and
will be returned here to answer to
I a charge of burglary not la a dwell
ing. The sheriffs olflce left today to
return the pair.
FEET FEEL FINE
ALL THE TIME!
Soak your poor, weary, sore burn
ing, inflamed feet for 30 minutes to
night in a gallon of water to which 3
tablespoonluls of Radox has been add
ed. If your feet don't feel so fine and
sturdy tomorrow morning you can ,
walk miles without discomfort mon
ey back from Brown's pharmacy or
any live druggist. Ask for Radox j
45 cents.
WANTED
Used Cars
Our used car stock li almost
entirely depleted. In order to
restock used cars, we will offer
some very attractive trades on
NEW 1933
CHEVROLETS
Medford Prices on NEW
CARS as Low as $630.00
Pierce Allen
Motor Co.
Phone ISO
Kssp this hi mind i A naw casing dessms
a nsw hjbs, for economy's as wsll as unary s
sales. Ooodysar Tubsi ars as wortd -famed
for quality as ars Ooodysar Tires tr-.ms.rvas
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DECORATION DAY SPECIALS
Oil Change and
LUBRICATION
Special!
INOINI Draio and fill ennkeaae
with 100 Pure PennsylrsDia
Motor Oil (5 quarts).
CHASSIS Completely lubricate with
proper grades of lubricants rec
ommended by your csj msker.
SPBINOS Thoroughly ipray with
penetrating graphitcd oil to elim
inate squeskit make riding
esiier. Inspect car underneath.
DOORS Oil hinges, locks, handles.
HOOD IACINO Lubricate with
gmphilrd solidified grease.
BATTIRY Inspect terminals, cables,
remove corrosion, test, fill with
pure water.
Oil Filter, Shock Absorbers, Spark
Plugs, Ridijlor Hose, Fan Belt
inspect and check each for
proper and efficient working
order.
TIRES Remove small nails, tscks,
glaAi, stones, etc. Inspect snd
inflate correctly.
(Regular Prloe S2.7B)
Speolal $1.83
Have You Looked
at Your Fan Belt
Lately?
It's pretty tough to
have the fan belt break
when you'ro far from
help. Better carry a
spare or have us re
place your old one right
now while you think'
of it.
s mm newer he
Whether you
think you need
new tires or not
it will give you a
lot of added pleas
ure if you will
have us cheek
over your tires
and remove small
tacks, glass and
rocks before
starting on any
trip.
We gladly do this.'
No charge,
0. 0. FURNAS.
fOODYEAR certainly makes
it worth while for you to put
money in tires now.
Your dollars never bought tires
to equal the quality; the safety,
the mileage which Goodyear
is today building in every tire
wearing the Goodyear name
And. because Goodyear now con
centrates on two main lines of
tires- a real satring in costs is
passed on to you.
Look at the present prices of
the world's most popular tire,
the Goodyear All -Weather
and the prices of the thrifty
Goodyear Pathfinder and
you'll certainly agree, it's-smart
to buy Goodyears NOW while
prices are still down close to
bottom, and your money buys
more than it may ever buy again .
GOODYEAR
ALL-WEATHER
Supartwist Cord Tira
4.40-zi $5.85
4.50-21 6.50
4.75-19 7.00
5.00-19 7.60
5.25-18 8.50
5.50-18 9.50
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GOODYEAR
PATHFINDER
Supertwlst Cord Tira
4.40-21 $4.65
4.50-21 6.20
4.75-19 5.65
5.00-19 6.10
5.25-18 6.85
sjo-18 7.60
GUARANTEED
Tire REPAIRING
All Makra
s
Our factory . trained
repairman uses factory
equipment and materi
als. If our repair does
not outlast the tire we
will make it good FREE
or credit the cost on a
new Goodyear Tire.
F.tlmatrs Frw
MEDFORD SERVICE STATION
"Your Tire Shop" C. C. Furnas, Prop.
Corner Main and Pacific Highway Phone 14
MANUFACTURED ON THE PACIFIC COAST