T'AQTS TWO
SfEDFOBD IIXTL TRIBUTE. IfEDFORD. OREGON", FRIDAY, JTTMS 16, 1933.
E
HIGHWAYTRAFFIC
IS COUNTED TODAY
' A trsffio counk on 11 hlfhwsvs of
outturn Oregon u btnf held between
th hours ol k. ra. IM 10 p. m.
today under ttu supervision o( the
uta hlghwsr depsrtinent.
Working In two shift of elht
hour each, a count will be taken at
three aeparate polnti at the PaoUlo
Murphy-Redwood Junction aouth ol
Oranta Pan. In addition, one man
will be placed at the Oregon Csve
Junction on the Redwood highway,
another at the Klamath rells-Paclltc
highway Junction, one four mtlee out
on the Crater Lake highway, and one
at the Diamond Lake-Crater Lake
Junction.
Altogether, nine men will be placed
on highways of eouthern Oregon
f WINERY
Waft....
By mim Dorian, uiraeu
Home Service. California
Oregon Power Co.
Meteorological Report
s rieate Paw tne Tonlel
Haven't you felt that there U
"low" apot in your phyalcal well'
being at juat Oil time of the yearf
poor veniuauon,
sedentsrr nabiu,
general laaineaa,
etc., are among
the reasons.
Whaterer It
may be, there la
one dill ghtlul
way to help over
come the reaulta
or tide one over,
If you wleh. That
la the FRUIT
way. The o I d
cuttom waa to
take a "Spring
t.lflla borgan.
Thla traffic count, which U taken i Tonle. uaually one far from pieaeant
annually by the highway department,
la under the direct aupervlalon of
John Beakey. itate traffic engineer,
and repreent the automobile cenaua
of the Pacific highway and Ite
arterlea.
Cera will be classified according to
Oregon or foreign llcenee platea, light
truck, heavy trucka, and buaea. The
reaulta of the tallying will be known
Saturday, according to highway or
f iclala In Grants Paaa.
IS
oALCM. June 18. AP Offlclele
have learned a few of Oregon' MO
new acta Imposed by the laat legisla
ture, whether the cltlsen have or
not.
Harold Perkln waa arrested here
yeaterday for hauling gasoline with
out making proper Invoice to the atate
for tax collection. He pleaded guilty
and waa committed to the county
Jail when unable to pay 1100 fine
and cost.
Applegate
APPLBOAT. June 18. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. Wright Reynolds and
Mrs. weaver of Medford apent Wed
neaday at Mrs. R. S. Burchard's on
Yale creek.
Little Applegate sewing club met
Wednesday with Mrs. Bob Pulllam
and made dth towels for Mrs. Ansll
Q 11 son who lost her house and be
longings recently by fire.
Mra. g. H. Taylor and Mrs. Oreille
Thomas motored to Holeomb mineral
prints Monday and returned with
some of the water. " v
John Dunnlngton and Mr. Turner
of Klamath Palls are prospecting at
Squaw lake.
Mr. and Mrs O. 3. D'Alblnl of Med
ford were recent visitors of Mr. and
Mra. Jesse Taylor'a.
Lyle Hartman or Jacksonville mo
tored up Beaver creek Sunday to the
end of the road built laat fall by the
forest service. The road la built to
Chappie spring and Mr. Hartman aaw
lot of snow although th road was
very muddy.
Mre. Anna Rv,h and Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Blgelow spent Sunday at Ores-
cent Olty.
Attendance cards given to the young
people of the Bearer creek Sunday
school Increased the attendance last
quarter which ended Sunday. There
waa a tie In each of the primary and
young people'a clueea. In the latter,
those tying were Prancea Port and
Maurice Byrne who attended 1J Sun
days, and in the primary clasa, be'
. tween Marcene McKee and Albert An
dersen who attended 14 Sundays,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Packham apent
laat week end at Willows. Calif. Mra.
Peckham'a eon Pronk Scoffleld, also
daughter and eon-ln-law, Mr. and
Mra. J. C. Tenney accompanied them
home for a visit. Mr. Peckham la re
modelylng the house belonging to
Mra. Mamie Nelson at Jacksonville.
Oeorge Towers who has been 11!.
left recently for Washington to make
his home with relatives.
Mra. Edna Purael of Medford apent
Sunday visiting relatives on Vale
oreek.
Oordon Stout of Medford was
among the plcnlckera on Applegate
Sunday.
Howard Klmbol of Medford, Ernest
Lengley of Jacksonville and Mr. Blen
venue of Beaver creek were business
vliltore on Yale creek Wednesday,
Applegate'a high school graduatea
and other atudenta are returning for
vacation, Oraduatea Include Maurice
Ritchey. Medford; Mlsa Leory Culy,
Ashland Normal, other students re
turning are Dow Lewis. Billy Town
send and Kathryn Fletcher, Medford:
Lee Port, Jr.. Ashland post graduate
work. Charles De Wolf. Richmond.
Calif. Leutta, West. Colues. Calif.,
and Lewie Buckley. Columbia uni
versity. Portland.
Walter Phillips of Butte. Montana
recently visited his aunt, Mre. Laura
Taylor here. I
After several weeks here at her par- !
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Buck's. Mr. '
Orace Hecknur and two children re
turned to Modoc Point. Billy la re- i
malntn with his grandparents. !
Mr. and Mra. Lester Throckmorton
of Eagle Point were Sunday visitors
of Mr. and Mra. A. Throckmortw.
Enroute to San Francisco Mra. W.
K. Conley of Medical LaXe. Wash.. I
apent one day recently flatting her
cousin, C. V. Thomas.
' A host of friends and neighbors
met at the Johnacn home on Little
Applegate Saturday and apent an eve
ning dancing. Alei Daniels of Med
ford helped furnish the music. Re
freshment were served at midnight.
Archie Weet of the C. C. C. csmp
at Seattle Bar spent last week end at
his dome on UttU Applegate.
.
ftonaugh flets Commission
PORTLAND. June 18 () Cr1 C.
Doncugh, newly appointed United
Statee attorney for Oregon, today call- j
ed on Attorney General Cummlngs
and pereonstly received Ms commis
sion from Cummiugs. according to a
ape.'lal WasniuUn, D, C , dlspstcB to
toe journal, l
to swallow. Now, we do our 'toning"
so tastefully that we actually look
forward to taking our "medicine I"
However, variety la still Interesting,
so the following combinations may
give you a new Idea or two to work
Into your menua-lncludlng-frult. We
suggest fruit tor cocktails, salads, des
serts, with snd In cereals and as th
natural companion of meat,
Cherry Cocktail.
White cherriea
Maraachlno cherries
Pineapple, crushed
Grapefruit
Lemon Juice
Salt.
Mix white cherries, pineapple snd
grapefruit. Make a syrup of th mar
aschino, pineapple and cherry Juice
with little lemon Juice and a few
grains of salt to taste. Chill and pour
over the cold fruit mixture Juat be
fore aervlng. Oarnlsh with s maraa
chlno cherry.
Prultful Cocktail.
1 cup banana balls
1 cup grapefruit segments
1 cup orange segments
2 tablespoons lemon Juice .
Syrup.
Make ayrup of th fruit Juices with
sugar to taste. Pour over fruit and
chill. Sprinkle with a dash of nut
meg when ready to serve.
Orapejulce Cocktail.
H glass white grape Jules
a tablespoons white grapes
H glasa ginger ale.
Use chilled materials, adding ginger
al Juat before serving. Pour over
loe cubes or cracked Ice If desired,
Shasta, Baled,
Peach halves
Orapefrult segment
Cottage cheese
Caraway seed
Jelly.
Place peach half on lettuce lest
and fill center with cottage cheese
ball, which Is flavored with sweetened
fruit Juices and caraway seed. Sur
round peach with grapefruit seg
ments. Pour a little of the sweet
ened juice over all and garnish with
colorful Jelly.
Sunshine Salad
Pears, allced
Orange segments
Stuffed grapes
Honey dressing.
Alternate orange segments snd
slices of pear on bed of shredded let
tuce. Garnish with grapes stuffed
with cheeae or nut meats. Serve with
honey thinned with lemon Juice.
Cherry Salad.
Cherry Jell-o
White cherries
Cream mayonnaise
Parsley.
Pour Jell-o Into shallow pan snd
let atlften. Cut In cubes snd place
In dish with the cherries on nest of
shredded lettuce. Serve with mayon
naise thinned with whipped cream
and garnish with sprig of psrsley.
Pineapple Sandwiches.
Pineapple slices
Raisin snd nuts.
Split th slices of plneappj In two
piece. Spread on with a mlktur
of chopped raisin and nuts, mots-1
tened If necessary with little Juice,
and cover with the other piece of '
the alio. Serve on lettuce and nil
center with cheese on dressing If de- I
sired.
nESSCRTS I
Rhubarb Tapioca 1
' 8 o rhubarb
H e Instant tapioca
lit o hot water
14 c sugar . i
H t salt I
Whipped cream
Cook the first three tntredlenu
shout IS minutes, until th tsploc
la clear, then add th sugar snd salt
and continue cooking five minute.
Stir during th first cooking. Serve
with sweetened whipped cream.
Honolulu Pudding
1 crushed pineapple I
1 c soft bresd crumb
S T brown sugar
i t cinnamon
1 T butter
Combin tread crumb and pin
apple with th brown ugr. Place
in buttered baking dish snd prlnkl ;
June 18, 1993.
forecast
Medford snd vicinity: Unsettled
tonight snd Saturday. Not much
change In temperature.
Oregon; Unsettled tonight and
Saturday; fog on coast snd scattered
afternoon thunderstorms In moun
tain cut portion. Cooler east por
tlon.
Lowest tempenuu this morning,
64 degrees.
Temperature a year ago today:
Higneat, 7t; lowest, 43.
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1, 1933, 14 77 Inches.
Relative humidity at t p. m. yes
terday. 87 pr cnt; s. m. today, 74
per cent.
Sunset today. 7:48 p. m.
Sunrise tomorrow, 4:88 a. m.
Sunset tomorrow, 7:48 p. m.
Observations Taken at 8 A. M.
ISOth Meridian Tim
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Portland .
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Roseburg .........
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San Francisco
Seattle .................. 74
Spokane ............ 00
Walla Walls 84
Washington, D.O. 70
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84 T.
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68 T.
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PORTLAND. June 16 ) Jame
Hamilton, 34, wanted on a charge of
murdering Frank Tlmberlake, 70, l-
leged bootlegger, at Reedsport, was
taken In custody here today by Dtp
uty Sheriff McCabe snd Thornton
of Douglas county.
City and state police here said Ham
Uton admitted In s signed statement
that he sttscked Tlmberlske who was
111 and nearly blind. Hamilton was
arrested here late Thursdsy while
walking on Terwlliiger boulevard.
Officers said Hamilton told them
he was drinking at Tlmberlake'a place
on the night of June 0 and that the
other man quarreled over s trivial
matter. Hamilton attacked Timber-
lake with s club snd bottle, striking
him on the head. He said when the
elderly man fell unconscious, he rob
bed him of his watch snd diamond
ring, both of which were found m
the prisoner's knapsack.
Deputies McCabe and Thornton
said Tlmberlake died Monday with
out having made a statement. Hamil
ton left Reedsport Immediately after
tne brawl, not realizing how serious
ly Tlmberlske was hurt, he esid. The
Douglas county officers said he Is on
parole from San Quentln prison.
THE HOME OF DREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE
America's New Slogan Is
NOW
BUY
with the cinnamon then break the
tablespoon of butter Into bite over I
the top. Bake in moderate over, 360 ! Barbara Dee.
degrees 30 minutes. Serve with sauc ghtar of Mr. and Mr.
made of fruit Julc or with cream.
Prune Loaf Dessert
1 lb. graham crackers
3 o cooked prunes
I o chopped walnut
11 ma rah mallows, chopped
H Pint cream
coooanut
crumble about on half of th
cracker Into 4 bowl snd add th
chopped prunea, walnut snd marsh-
msuows. Add th cream gradually
and knead Into roll, sddlng the
remaining crackers alternately with
cresm. Roll the completed loaf In
shredded cocoenut and set away In
th refrigerator or a very cold piece
to chill snd "ripen" for several hour
or over night Slice snd serve with
whipped cream.
Banana Shortcake
Hot Biscuits
Sliced Banana
Whipped Cream or Lemon Ssuoe
Have bananas ready, allced and
marinated In lemon Julc or covered
wlth ugar to keep from discoloring.
Spread biscuit with butter, add fruit
snd top with fruit and cream or
sauoe.
WILLAMETTE DEGREES
.TO BE GIVEN MONDAY
SALEM, June 16. yp Diploma
will be presented to Willamette uni
versity graduate here Monday morn
ing. Sixty will receive bachelor of art
degreee and five law degrees. Senior
and alumni activities begin tomorrow
morning.
Business Secretary N. S. Savage re
ported that the school had operated
Mr. and Mra. Charles Bateman of
3016 East Main street are receiving
congratulations today upon the birth
of a daughter, weighing eight pounds,
at community hospital last night.
The little girl hss been named
She Is the granddau-
E. R. Coss and
of Mr. and Mra. Sam Bateman, all of
this olty.
Mrs. Bateman Is director her for
the Olrl Scout and Mr. Bateman la
associated with the Reliable Grocery.
on balonced budget In 1833-33 and
had taken up 63,800 bank Indebted
ness carried over from the previous
fiscal year.
India Iced Tea
Withstands Melting lee
I VERYBODY everywhere in all lines of business are buying now.
Orders in increasing numbers are pouring in to the manufacturers and
1 prices are goinx up. Many have advanced sharp!? and others are f ol-
lowing. You may save by buying as far ahead as your nrnns will permit.
Retailers are going as far as they can to protect you, but they can't buy
ahead on everything.
' Study your food needs and buy ahead I
BAKERY
Finest Home Style Bread-
lib. loaf 5c
iy2-Ib.loaf ......2 for 15c
C4KES
Famous Betty Crocker
home style Cakes 7 kinds
23c, 39c
FREE TEA POTS
with UPTON S TEA
A beautiful 5-cup family Tea Pot.
Choice of green, brown or black. A
regular 50c Tea Pot.
FREE WITH
ONE POUND
LIPTON'S TEA
tvii i or A m yv . mm
sit f r
u
o
If yv um gin
uln India Tea,
correctly brawad
for ftva rnlnutM,
mftlng lea will
nevvr WMsren lh
flavor of yow rUed
tea. To gat India Tea for your kad raa
maka mra to look for tho Map-otMndl
tradamork (above) on avary potVaga of ta
you buy. ..In addition totha brand noma.
Mary wai .title lamb on tlx dayt
very wk
8wottempard and oft-poken and
obedient and meek
But when It ram to baktnf day tho
acted like ft Hon
And got the hou w hot sh often
thought that she ft-aa fryln.
And sho noticed that her hmband
usually rhote that particular erenlng
to 1t up with a alck friend. Finally
she tried buying her cake and pit at
end now she's Just as eheerful en
Saturday a she Is on Sundav, Mon
day. Tuetdsy, vYednesder, Thursdsy
snd Friday.
Lemon Coooanut
Oakei
Just the food for hot
days
20c & 39c
Raised Donut
Special
1 5c Doz.
Hot Dog and
Hamburger Buns
1 5c Doz.
OTHER "BUY AHEAD" OPPORTUNITIES
SOAP and PINEAPPLE OFFER REPEATED
No. 2 can 2 for 25c
6 cans for 73c
Hunt's Supreme Quality
Sliced Pineapple
Hunt's Supreme Quality
Sliced Pineapple
Crushed Pineapple
Hunt's Supreme Quality
Crushed Pineapple-Primeo
" Apricot Time Soon Here
Case of 24 cans $2.79
No. iy2 can 2 for 33c
6 cans for 95c
Case of 24 cans $3.73
No. iyz can 2 for 31c
6 cans for 89c
Case of 24 cans $3.53
!
j No. 10 can (contents lbs.) 39c
Corn Del Monte Golden
Bantam, cream style,
wo. 2 can,
3 for
35
Tomatoes Bagley Solid Pack,
No. 24 can, 3 for e O07
29; case 24 cans
P. & G., finest of all Laundry
soaps, io bars Z5t?;A
w str
Lux or Life
Toilet Soap,
4 bars
Buoy
Bob White Laundry
Soap, 10 bars 22t?;$ni3
case 100 bars aa
Ivory Soap, medium
bar, 4 for 18;
large bar, 3 for
Camay Toilet Soap,
4 bars
25c
19
How About Cooling Off . .
With a Big Dish of
SNIDER'S
Cream?
"Always Th Best To Buy"
This Week We Are Featuring "Hawaiian Delight"
Ice Cream Filled With Delicious FruiUv Watch for
Our Special Each Week
N. B&rtlttt St.
Phone. 203
Oxydol suds quick
as a wink
Large pkg
Dash a white granulated
soap for fine fabrics f q
5-lb. package ijQC
(twice as much) w w
23c
25
59c
Mapleleaf Flour, hard 4 no.
wheat, 49 lbs ua
White Rose guaran- .
teed lightbread flour; $1 29
Strawberry Jam,
No. 214 glass jar
Syrup Amaiao
10-lb. can eolden 53?;
Crystal White
19 lbs.
Drifted Snow,
49 lbs
Maxwell or Golden f m
West Coffee, 1-lb. can J
Baker's Cocoa,
V lb. 1;
pound
Calumet Baking
Powder, 1-lb. can
19c
25c
Grapenuts, a favorite
breakfast, pkg
Sunkist Lemons,
large size, doz .
Carrots, Turnips or
Beets, 3 bunches
Green Peas,
grown, 4 lbs.
home
Green
Beans, fancy
3 lbs
Garden Hose finest
quality Goodrich
60 feet
Brooms a good
serviceable house
broom ........
15
23
10
10c
25c
$439
29c
Oromte Fly Spray-Pint, 37?:
quart, 63. In bulk,
bring your own can,$l 29
quart, 37J; gallon I
Z-MOR-U
COFFEE
To particular people we highly
recommend this justly famous coffee
NOW 25c lb.
5 lbs. 73C
FOUNTAIN
Ice Cream, all flavors, quart 35t
Turkey Dinner A mighty good
dinner
25?
Orange or Grapefruit Juice, glass 5
Ice Cream Sodas, any flavor 5
Double Thick Milk Shakes 2 for 15
SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL
Delivery of $1.00 orders Phone East Side 752 West Side 428
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