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i i i ; i 1 I! PAGE TWELVE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON-, FRIDAY,. MARCH 30, 1934. FEDERAL PAYROLL PASSAGE OF LAW Increased pay (or federal employee, as provided In the bill pused Wed nesday night when the senate over rode the president'! veto, will bring higher payroll Into Medford, through several channel, operated by the federal government, survey dis closes. Included In the government posi tions here, and for which payrolls are made from Medford are the army officers and enlisted men who are on duty with the Civilian Conserva tion corps, the Rogue River national forest employes, the Crater J,ake Na tional park employes, postal employes. Internal revenue men, deputy United States marshal, federal engineer, and the weather bureau employes. Superintendent B. c. Bollnaky of national park, stated that the five per cent Increase, retroactive to Feb ruary 1, and continuing to June 30, would enlarge the payroll for the park $413. With the pay -Increase rising to 10 per cent July 1, the coming fiscal year will show a total of approximately $3500 added to the park payroll. Officials at the forestry office etated that the payroll going out of that de partment, before the IS per cent cut was made In the economy program, reached 113,000 monthly, and In the summer time, was approximately $20, 000. The return of a portion of the cut, la expected to bring the figures mudh closer to the original pay. especially after the first of July. Postal employes' total payroll each month, la about $2900, with 15 per cent deduction already taken out. This figure will also be raised when the per oentagea are added on again. Due to the system of paying army men, with salaries affixed according to pay pertoda based on the number of years of service, aa well as the de ductions given other federal employes, It was Impossible to estimate the amount of revenue coming here from this branch. Payrolls are made cut at corps area heidquarters, the Pre sidio at San Francisco, and no figures were available here. -. - v - OF EVANS VALLEY WILL STAGE VAUDEVILLE EVANS VALLEY. March 30. (SpU Ladles of the Extension club are practicing regularly In preparation for their leoond annual vaudeville, to be presented at the Wlmer Orange hall Saturday night, under direction of Mrs, Nola Aune. A well balanced program Is planned, which includes solos, monologues, music, readings, group numbers and a one-act skit. This club Is one of the largest and most active extension clubs in the county, as Is expressed In their club song, written by Lawrence Johnson, husband of one of the members.. The song will be given for the first time at the program. Those taking part Include Dorothy Steward, chairman; Ireta Jackson, vice-chairman: Nola Aune. Tny Ragsdale, LeNeva Ralston. Ruth Le Molne, Ruby Hougham, Freda John son, Col lata Johnson. Betty Hlllls, Adele Purrler, Etta Stephens, Nellie Stephens. Following tho entertainment, danc ing will be enjoyed with pie and coffee served at midnight. Proceeds of the affair will be used to pf.y for a curtain for the stage at the Evans Valley school. Mother Hides Body 4-Months Old Baby NAM PA, Idaho. March 30. (UP) Afraid the body of her dead four months old son would be used for scientific purposes, a hysterical moth er Mrs. James Mlddlebrook. 30. wife of a CAVA worker, snatched the child's i body from an undertaking ' parlor and hid It In a celler today. She was held tonight for a sanity hearing. STATE SCHOOiTHEAD IS CANDIDATE AGAIN SALEM. March 30. fn Charles A. Howard, state superintendent of pub lic Instruction for the past eight years, today filed for the republican nomi-! nation for re-election. He Is the only! republican to date to file for the of fice, j Howard's slogan reads, "prevnt state school superintendent. Contln-j ued faithful and efficient service to Oregon achool.'t I HINTS ON WHAT TO WEAR IN THE EASTER PARADE ; ilfll CCC ENROLLES , 1 m. fit mu tt ' i,r V-r .v. - I v 'u& 4 ' i , ' 41 ' ' ; V " ' " ' " " ' ' ' I f"v.J 1 ,t J"e'T S lala V f Tfr&a!mm&i:tmi$?$ . SfaaaaaieweMsaawaep ,iiiiiiisiiisiiaiiiiMaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia iiiiriaii nir i iiiiii' iiirrmnaffnTrsal If yeu are pondering over new hat or a coat or dress to wear In the Easter parade, here are a few hints. At the left la a smart dress with detachable collar of white kldekln. Ita rippled border la of fox, dyed navy blue. Zimmercan 8cher la the designer. Above, Clair Trevor of the films wears a green and white ensemble consisting of dark green dress with detachable collar and cuffs of white satin, eggshell hat with grsen velvet bow, and eggshell bag and gloves. At right ia a chic mono tone tweed ooat trimmed with fox, dyed ohartreuse. Leo J. Wei Monte la the designer, (Associated Press Photos) ? tvsf J CULINARY RAFT.... By Estclla Dorgan, Director, Home Service, the California Ore gon Power Company Si Eatelle Dorgon SHORTCAKKS One of the miracles of spring la the appearance of strawberries on the market almost before the snow Is off the ground. Not the "frozen fres,h" product, which la delicious Indeed, but the honest - to-goodness fresh garden berries. And oh, how good they aret enpeclnlly in shortcake. Now there are shortcakes and s.hortoakes. It hardly seems believable that there Is a housewife In our midst who doesn't know Just how to make a real shortcake but now and then we find the strangest combinations called shortcake and we are almost perturbed at the in justice of auc.h an imposition. For instance, no sweet onke served with strawberries should be oalled short cake, any more than a strawberry sundae should be labeled "shortcake," Here are shortenkes to please the taste of an epicure: Genuine ShortcaKe 3 cups flour. 1 teaspoon salt, 4 teaspoons baking powder. 3 tablespoons sugar. 6 tablPHpoons shortening. H cup milk. Sift dry ingredients together, cut la shortening with pastry blender t.Men add milk slowly and mix gently until a soft dough forms. Roll Just a little. Spread ono-half In a well greased eight-Inch layer cake pan and brush lightly with butter. Cover with the remaining dough and bake at 450 degrees for 10 minutes. To serve, spread with crushed and sweet ened frut between the layers. Cover wltVi mora berries and top with whipped cream or serve with coffee cream. Rhuba.b flhortrake 4 cups rhubarb, cut In one-Inch pieces. 3 curxi sugar. Cook thn rhubarb and sugar In top of double boiler or In similar water- lets method and use for filling. Sprinkle with nutmeg. rinrtipple .shortcake 2 cups of crushed pineapple. H cup sugar. Cook the pi nr apple and sutrar to gether for 15 minutes then cool and use for tilling. Ornnge Shortcake 4 cups of orange pulp cut In small pieces, l'i cup sugar. Cover with sugar and allow to stand at least one hour. Use as fill ing. Del mo nl co Short rake 3 oupa crushed strawberries then sweeten to taste. 3 cups sliced bananas. Combine the two fruits when ready to serve and use for filling. Hawaiian Shortcake 9 cups crushed pineapple. 1 cup sliced bananas. 3 tablespoons lemon Juice. Combine and let stand at least one hour before using as filling. Pear Shortcake 3 cups canned pears cut In cubes. cup white cherries. Va cup marlschlno cherries. Combine cubes of canned pears and halved cherrlea and sweeten to taste, add lemon Juice If desired. Let stand one-half hour before using. Murder Mystery on Craterian Program "The Crosby Murder Case," with Wynne Gibson, Onslow Stevens and Allan Dlnehart In the featured roles, haa been chosen as the extra feature to be ahown for "Preview Night" at the Craterian theater Saturday. The regular program, consisting of the May Robson picture, "You Can't Buy Everything," plus the short sub Joe ts. will bo shown first and, those attending the last show are Invited to remain for the preview. There la no extra charge. TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN JUBILEE AP1 19-22 Fifty years of Chrutlan Endeavor in Oregon will be celebrated at the Golden Jubilee atate convention to be held In Salem, April -10 to 32. Present Indications point to the larg est convention in Oregon Endeavor history rs nearly 700 registrations have already been received by the state office. Tillamook, Grande Ronde, Myrtle, Klamath -Lake, Yam hill, Mount Hood, Polk and Douglas unions have already reached their registration goals, and other unions are closo to theirs. Dr. Daniel A. Poling, a native Ore gonlan, and now president of the International Society of Christian Endeavor and of the world's Chris tian Endeavor Union, will be guest speaker on Saturday and Sunday. Other speakers incluude Rev. Milton S. Weber of Eugene, Rev. Kendall E. Burke of Dallaa, Rev Paul Petti cord of Corvallls, and Dr, Raymond B. Walker of Portland. Noted Christian Endeavor leaders will conduct conferences on Chris tian Endeavor methods and the "Witnessing for Christ" program. Plana are under way for a reunion tea for all Endeavorers who have at tended an International convention, a parade of convention delegates, a pastors' luncheon, an Oregon C. E. historical display, and several ban quets. There will be a young peo ple's oratorical contest, an Interme diate dramatization contest, and pos ter, and "winning news story" con tests as features. On the committee making plana for the Jubilee convention program are: Miss Helen McClay of Oregon City, president; Dr. Walter L. Myers of Eugene, pastor counsellor, and Vet don lment of Newberg, vice-president. 4 BY PROLONGED QUAKES BUCHAREST, Rumania, March 30. Terrified crowds poured into tho streets from theaters, restaurants and homes tonight when two prolonged earthshocks were felt throughout the city. Windows were broken and pictures were shaken from walls by the shocks, the worst experienced here within recent memory. First reports were that no on was hurt or killed. AUTO GLASS Fender, Ifnriy A Radiator Rcpaii flenrrnl Sheet Metal Light Structural Iron lilt 1 1 IL MKT At WORKS 100 K. 8th St, Phone U MELLOW'D Blended to jive round, rich flavor smooth, utiifylng, delicious, at fine at money can buy - yet moderately priced. S57cffeeI LIBERTY FOOD STORES MAIN AND GRAPE EVERYTHING IN GOOD FOODS! ALEXANDER GROCERY, Inc. Phono 143 FREE DELIVERY E. P. ALEXANDER, Gen. Mgr. SATURDAY SPECIALS Coacholla Grapefruit , - 4 for 19 50 lbs. No. 1 Klamath Potatoes 726 24:'Mb. Sack Pillsbury Flour : 95 Quick Quaker Oats 2 for 156 Two-lb. Package Tenderized Prunes f)j Gal. Can Mauola Salad Oil : 99 Pillsbury. Pancake Flour, large pkg. 19 Swans Down Cake Flour 276 No. Vi can Royal Club Hominy .'. 10 1-lb. can Fancy Rod Alaska Salmon 19 Sunsweet "Tenderized" PRUNES Prepared by a special exclusive proceos the selected tree rlpci.nl prunes have a very de lirious flavor. They ire double pasteurized uml etrn sweet. In addition tn being superior In tatte, they are rich In vitamin)., mineral Mitt, and fruit sugars. MODEL BAKERY'S EASTER SPECIAL Frosty Mountain Dato Nut Cake Princess White Cake Botty Crocker Angel Food and Chocolate Cakes 25c to 50c Fine Rolls and Coffee Cakes for Easter Serve a variety. It's always pleasing. Qn&cut energy re eieaCit Easter Ham lb. 21c Easter Flowers l.ovrt:r mt flnnrn and pnitrri plnnl from Hotur VallMr Kloral Co. Hliy thrm lU th.1 More. Highest Grado Beef Swift's Specially Fed. Try our Homemade Sausage, made of Swift's Pork. Beef . . . Pork . . . Veal . . , Lamb Saturday Specials Fancy Hens, each 50 Swift's Premium Bacon, Ji or whole, lb. ... 25 Milk Lamb for Easter Al Stewart's Capons & Fryers Kingsley's Fancy Squabs mi FOR HOMES EAST Thera will ba let man from three Civilian Conservation corpa campa In tha Medford district South Fork of the Rogue, Rand Ranger atatlon, and Camp Sebastian, also 139 men from the Eugene CCC district leave Med ford this evening on a apeclal train, en route to Fort Sheridan, in., where they will be discharged. The men making the trip are those who did not re-enroll for the coming period. Captain S. Gordon Hyde. Inf.-Rea., of the Eugene district, will act as train commander, while Second Lieu tenant Edward K. Baer. Engr.-Res., Of this district will be mess officer. First Lieutenant L. B. Hanson, Med.-Ree., also out of the Eugene district, has been designated aa train medical of ficer. Ordera out of district head quarters slso state. Captain Jack Drew, FA-Rea., will slso accompany tne train. Eighty-nine enrollea from the South Fork of the Rogue camp will be leav ing, 70 from Rand Ranger station camp, and 33 from the Capo Sebastian camp on the coast. Men were sched uled to arrive here between neon and 3 p. m. today from their camps. Enrolles from the Eugene district will arrive In their cars on the Shasta this evening, and according t? orders, the train Is due out 'of Medford at 6:30 tonight. Jacob Moss arrived hero on the Oregonlan today from Portland to take charge of fixing the diner for the apeclal train. The Eugene men will be In cara Hamelln, Alepho, Lyken and Strelltao. while the Med ford district men will travel In cars Eldelon, Rudysrd, Rochelle and Mil brook. Itinerary announced here shows the tratn will arrive at Ogden, Utah, at 6 a. m., April 1, at Omaha. Neb., at 10:30 a. m., April 3, at Chicago at 3 a. m April 3, and at Fort Sheridan, III., at 5 a. m., the same date. Long Mountain LONO MOUNTAIN, March 30 (Spl.) Delbert Mongold left Saturd day afternoon for Coos county, where he. Till spend aeveral weeks. Mrs.' Isa Taylor, Mrs. Florence Throckmorton and Mrs. Mary Taylor of Eagle Point were Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hol man. t Martin Sulton of Lakeside, Ore., spent Saturday at the George Stowell home. W, 0. Leedy of Portland, manager of the Oregon Turkey Growers' co operative, Is interviewing turkey r-f v . Give us Snow Flakes with milk! S-s-7, that is something! Those, light, flaky crack ers hsve a true wheat flavor that you can't beat and they're as fresh as crackers can be, too cvtn-fresht That's because the Uneeda Bakers ovens are nearby. And each carton is wax-wrapped inside and outside. That helps, too! P. S. An eco nomical family size package of Snow Flakes with your next grocery order! growers here relative to the organiza tion of a lo:al turkey growers' asso ciation. Mr. and Mrs. George McClellsn of Medford and Mr. and Mra. Roy Reamee and two children of Bend were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Jack Stowell and family. W. A. Ayrea of Eugene oalled on I. R. Kline Thursday. Hugh Rsnkln and Hugo Bnglehardt are delivering milk to the Eagle Point cheese factory. Mr. and Mrs. Howsrd Short spent the evening Tuesday at the Nick Young home. Saturday evening callers at the Hol man home were Mr, and Mrs. I. H. Kline and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Short. Mrs. M. L. pruett was a shopper In Medford Wednesday. Mr. and Mra. I. R. Kline and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Short called at the Lester Throckmorton home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young called at the Peter Young home Wednes day afternoon. The farmera all welcomed the rain we had aa It was badly needed. Midget Photos 3 for 10c. Peaeley Studio Opp. Holly Theatre. Warrant Call. Notice la hereby given that School District No. 49. Jackson County, wjr. rants No. 6659 to No. 7127 are CBll.a for payment. Interest to cease on March 30, 1934. Warrants to be pre aented for payment at the office at the District Clerk. City Hall. Medford, Oregon. REBECCA JENSEN. Clerk School District No. 4. Phone B43. We will haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service." mm. Hotel Figueroa Tenth and Figueroa Sts. LOS ANUELES 400 outside roomt ne of the Important In downtown Loa Angeles. As comfortable aa It la convenient Garage tn connection. . Rooms with, or without, private oath. Kates 81.50 per day and up Attractive permanent rates, week or month. A. B. SMITH, Lessee. Don't ask for crackers say NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY HOME OWNED STORES Choose Your Easter Dinner at Piggly Wiggly We have everything that you will need to satisfy every member of your family. Come in and shop around. 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