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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 23, 1934.
Menus of the Day
10 BE VISITOR AT
DIlOjyilLEE
An limitation ha been eitended to
rraaldant rranklln D. Roosevelt to
ttand Oregon's Diamond Jubilee eel.
I -tlon by Governor Julius L. Meier.
- ni announced bj Chamber of
Commerce ofllclala this morning.
The governor's letter followi:
The President,
WWU Hvss
Washington, D. 0.
ja. President:
Thla rear marki the 15th anni
versary ol Oregon's admission to the
1 RIDIl.
"Our State Legislative Assembly baa
. ii. ..iffrttwl the cltv of Med-
lord and Jackson county, Oregon, as
I oeta for Oregon's Diamond Jubilee
, elebratlon, which will be held from
,'un I till June B.
-Press reports indicate that you
lave been giving thought to the pos-
iblltty of making a trip during the
Mimmer months which may bring
aa to the Pacific coast.
"On behalf of the peoP1' of Oregon,
may I extend to you and Mrs. Roose
velt a most cordial Invitation to visit
,iur state and to participate In our
Diamond Jubilee celebration. Need
less to say, It would give us the great
est of pleasure to have the privilege
of entertaining as our guests the
nation's chief executive and his party.
iHe entire state would unite In doing
everything possible to mske your visit
a happy and Interesting one.
"I fully reallie the many demands
placed upon you and the Impossibility
of acceding to the multitude of re
quests you receive. Howover, If plans
for your western trip materialize, I
earnestly and respectfully urge you
to give careful thought to the possi
bility of Including on your itinerary
a visit to Oregon's Diamond Jubilee
celebration.
"With assurance of my highest
steem, I am,
"Respectfully yours,
"JULIUS L. MEIER."
Oorernor Meier has also asked Sec
retary of Agriculture Henry A. Wal
lace to attend the celebration on
Orange day.
nn.ii nt omii-M. it cannot be de
termined whether the president or
Secretary Wallace win accept me in
vitation, their replies will be eagerly
awaited by the Jubilee celebration
fflelaU.
By Mrs. Alexander George
SALTS FOR BVVF.F.T8
A iiftl Mil helns to bring out
and blend the flavor of cake batters,
cookie doughs, fudge, cake and
cookie frostlngs, preserves and Jams.
MEALS SERVING FOl'R
Breakfast
Orange juice
Cooked Wheat Cereal Cream
French Toast Coffee
Coffee
Luncheon
Oyster Stew Crackers
Pear Salad
Fruit Cookies Tea
Dinner
Sliced Ham Savory
Escalloped Potatoes .
Bread Butter
Vegetable Salad
Coffee
SIGHTED BY THREE
L' GENTS
Sliced Ham Savory
Bound slice ham.
2 tablespoons flour.
1 teaspoon mutard.
1 tablespoon chopped onions.
3 tablespoons chopped green pep
pers.
teaspoon salt.
1- 3 cup vinegar.
2- 3 cup water.
l nun hrnvn .near.
Have ham cut two-thirds Inch
uinir di in hiillnw nan. Snread
with dry Ingredients, add vinegar
and water, cover and bake one hour
In moderate oven.
Turn ham sevoral times to allow
even baking.
Kicallnped rotaeocs
3 cups potatoea.
3 tablespoons flour.
3-3 teaspoon salt.
1-3 teaspoon paprika.
3 cups milk.
4 tahljtannnna butter.
Blend potatoes, flour and season
ings. Add remaining muromcm
Bake one hour In moderate oven
Serve In dial in which baked.
Vegetable Salad
3-8 cup green beans.
cup lima beans.
V4 cup diced celery.
2 tablespoons chopped onions.
1 tablespoon chopped plmlentoa.
1 tablespoon chopped pickles.
1 iMinmn anlt.
Mix and chill Ingredients. Serve
on lettuce with French dressing.
Apples and potatoea require leas
baking time If they are boiled for 10
mlnutea and then put into me oven
Dance at Rogue Elk Saturday night.
March 3.
Phone 842. We will haul away rout
refuse. City Sanitary service.
KANAIMO. B. C, Fv;b. 23 (TP) On
Oeorge Washington's birthday, three
Canadians swore they ssw Amy Hla-
achuckoluck, ths sea-serpent of Brit
ish Columbia, and she "hisses like a
steam engine."
Thta Isn't all. said Jerry Hynek, F.
P. Smith and Jim Yards, who today
claimed they would not tell a lie, for
the great 80-foot serpent sped through
the water "at the rate of 10 nautical
knots per hour."
The serpent, first reported uli
Polntcadboro, B. C, and then report
ed at various points up and down
the Pacific coast by more than 100
reputable citizens, has a head like a
horse, a neck 20 Inches thick, and
the faculty of swimming under wster
and producing terrific hissing whin
exhaling air after coming up to
breathe.
The three said they saw "Amy" off
Qabrlola Island, "speeding along like
an express train." about six feet of
her body being visible.
"We ran along the beach." sa.fi
Smith, explaining that "Amy" dovo
under water after they first saw her
"The serpent, or whatever It was,
broke again Into sight after travel
ing 150 feot under water. It came
up again with a hissing noise, and
water foamed from Its neck as It sped
along faster than we could run."
The monster finally disappeared
into deep water In the Oulf of Oeor
gla, they said.
Crown 'Miss Canada'
SPANISH FAMILY SEES
HOWIE HIT BY METEOR
SPRING HAT GETS A BLUE EAGLE,
Miss Margaret Wray, chosen ai
"Miss Canada" for 1934 by th
Canadian Society of Southern Cali
fornia, la shown after her corona,
tlon at Los Angeles. She halla from
Calgary. (Associated Preaa Photo)
MULTNOMAH SEEKING
INTEREST INCREASE
PORTLAND, Feb. 23. (P) DlM.lt
lafied with the proposed reduced in
terest rate of Vi of one per cent of
fered on county funds by banks 'n
which they are deposited. Multnomah
county commissioners today under
took negotiations with bankers here
in an attempt to obtain "a reason
able rate of Interest "
TWO BLOWN TO BITS
IN PREMATURE BLAST
PEOOS. N. M., Feb. 23. (yp)
Jackson T. 'Buyers. 30, and Al air
ford, 32, were blown to bits nt the
Terrero mine of the American Metal"
company near here this morning
when a blast they had Just placed
exploded prematurely.
SEVILLE, Spain, Feb. 23. (AP)
story of the destruction of his home j
by what he and all his neighbors
at the village of Rt neon ad a believe to
have been a meteor's fall. j
8 nor Megla and his family sat;
down In their home for lunch be- j
tween noon and 1 p. n. February 18.
Suddenly there was the noise as of
an airplane flying low over the cot-1
tage.
Jose Megla, 13 years old. rushed
to the door. He saw a dense column
of smoke dropping from the sky to
ward the roof.
Panic stricken, he shouted his
alarm.
Senor Megla tried to run to the
door but a powerful column of air
and smoke knocked him down. Megla
and his family said they smelled a
.heavy odor of sulphur and burned
coal.
The whole family rushed outdoors,
carrying only the mattress from a
bed.
As they attempted to return to
the house for more belongings, they
were stopped by a short, deafening
noise and thetr cottage was imme
diately enveloped In flames.
Farmers In the neighborhood neara
tire noise and .hastened to the aid
of the family.
tnia rmintv rwmrirr ft tv a.t & meeting
here last night, recommended that
Rep. Walter M. Pierce be renominaiea
for congress, and urged that E. B.
a Mkl sV erlltnr nt thA PftTWl tfttfin East
Oregonlan, enter the race for the
Democratic nomination as secretary
of state.
The candidacy of Jack Allen, Pen
dleton mayor, for state senator from
Umatilla, Morrow and Union coumies
was advocated, and Ouy Johnson,
Pendleton business man. was boomed
for state senator from Umatilla
county.
Mtnprs' Bodies Found
CHARLESTON. W. Va., Feb. 22.
i id T7ir-iisa urnrlr ta-trtftV recover
At th. hnrilu nt four miner killed
last night In an explosion In the
Olen Rogers mine oi mi niueign
j Wyoming company in Wyoming coun-
' ey, about 00 miles irom unar.esi.on
ELLENSBUR6 EDITOR
KILLED IN SMASHUP
ELLBNSBDTtO. Wash., Feb. 23.
(AP) Joe Stoddard, editor of the
Ellensburg Weekly Capital and vet
eran state newspaper man. Is dead
today and two others are in the
hospital here badly Injured follow
ing an accident on the Snoqualmle
Pass highway late last night.
Their car crashed head-on into a
parked truck, killing Stoddard In
stantly and Injuring Kenneth Reyn
olds and William Webster, Eellens
burg bulsness men.
ACKtK THAT'S
BECAUSE e e ertrj ingrtditnt that gots into tbttt crisp, ottnfrttb soda waftrt
it selecltd. For example: the flour is made from bigbeSI graJt
' wbtat. The shortening, and even the salt, are the bttl.
BECAUSE. ..or bakm art txptrttl From the "A" ot" mixing the Uigredl
ents to the "Z" of timing the moments of baking, each step
has been carefully worked out, to assure you flaky-light,
perfect-tasting1 Snow Flakes.
BECAUSE. Snow Flakes art packed uitb extraordinary cart. Each Wrton Is
wax-wrapped, inside and outside! This double protection
keeps out moisture . . . keeps in the true wheat flavor.
B E C A U S E . -tarby babtriti assurt ntnriibntss. No matter where you
live in the West, there's a Uneeda Bakers Bakery nearby.
That means, Snow Flakes reach you within a short time after
This is Snow Flake Week! they'rt baked! o-fit.
Grocers throughout the Pacific West are
celebrating Ttulh Annual Snow Flake Week
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FIRST JUBILEE POEM
GOMES FROM PEN OF
IP.:
Inaugurating the millinery code label, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
ewed the first blue eagle Into a spring hat while Dr. Earl Dean How
ard, deputy federal admlnlsrator ot the NRA, looked on. The cere
mony took place In a New York hotel. (Associated Presi Photo)
CUTTER RACES TO AID
CREW ABOARD TANKER
SAN PRANOISOO, Cel., Feb. 23.
(AP) Aground on reefe of Cerros
Island off the desolate coaat of Lower
California, the 6000-ton steam tanker
Swlfteagle, with 40 men aboard, was
battered by heavy aeas today aa ooaat
guard cutters raced to the rescue.
Wireless messages Indicated the
tanker, one of the largest In lnter
coastal service, waa badly damaged.
NEW NELLY DON FROCKS. "Just
try one on" at Adrlenne'a. Priced at
1.95, S2.95 to tlO.95.
Don't ask for crackers-say
Up-co-dsM grocery note
now hsvt complete
Unetda Btkert Bttcuit ,
Dptrtment, where jrou
will And Snow Flakti.
Honey Mid Graham,
English Style Anorttd
Bltcuit.Fig Nffwroni.thf
ntwMilti StindUh.Pris
alia end John Aldea
.k:7.:l'7.:.d1...in the familiar red package
Biktri qu&llrjr products
niittblt for mealtime, of
party time. All nnfmk
NATIONAL MSCUIT COMPANY
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When that person you've taken for better
and for purse (such as it is) comes up
your steps, it's pleasant to know that
you've a coffee to please hiia. Men are
particular; they're funny that way. But
you'll find that the unvarying goodness
of Hills Bros. Coffee is an unmatched
treat for even the most exacting tastes.
And for exacting pocket hooks, too! It
may cost a penny or so more a pornd
than "bargain counter" coffees, but you
don't drink coffee by the pound you
drink it by the cup. If you're a family
of two or twenty-two, you'll like Hills
Bros. Coffee because it tastes better and
goes farther. Order Hills Bros, today and
look for the Arab on the can!
Phone 332, Relnklng Trucking Co
for Modern Fuel Oil deUrerles.
One of, the first poems, written
locally on the forthcoming celebra
tion of Oregon'a 7 Sthblrthday. which
will undoubtedly Inspire many Rogue
River valley writers to take pen In
hand, waa recently presented at the
meeting of the Southern Oregon Lea
gue of Western writers.
Mrs. Atlanta Parker 8atchwell
the author and the poem reads:
la
Yeare have rolled by one by one
Since the pioneers to Oregon cams.
Looking for & world to conquer.
Looking for wealth and fame.
They found a country ao beautiful.
Beyond description it woura seem,
Hills and valleya In dancing shadows,
Drifting mist In the sunshine gleam.
They found that the Creator had
made
Of Oregon a land so fair,
Rich In soil and glittering gold.
A land beyond compare.
So they made their homes at the
rainbow's end: .
They had no doubt, no fears thsy
knew:
Their useful Uvea passed day by day;
Oregon's pioneers were always true.
Now we celebrate Oregon's Jubilee
In memory of the passing years
In memory of the progress made
1 By the early coming of the pioneers.
Ctf7"t1' B'tl.
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youii find shelves full of well known, quality merchandise, arranged
where you can find It Instantly and prices to help you keep your
food budget as lean and healthy as possible.
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Post Toasties, package g.
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Del Monte Tuna Fish, 3 size can
Eichelman's String Beans, 2 cans. '27iC
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Lindy's Corn, can 10
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