MEDFORD MAIL TTtTBTJXF. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1934.
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Contributed,
Revival services 'will open today at
the Apostolic Faith, 43 North Front
jsreet. Rev. R. R, Crawford, assist
ant overseer from the headquarters
at Portland, Oregon, Is bringing the
Morning 'Star Quartet, well known In
Medford, and other workers, and ex
pects to wage an intensive campaigu
for souls.
Seventeen years ago Reverend Craw
ford, with evangelists and musicians,
pitched a tent in Grant Pass and
opened the first Apostolic Faith meet
ing in the Rogue River valley. He
waa impressed with the open-minded
folk down in this country, and his
efforts were not in vain, for the "peni
tent form" was filled nightly with
seeking souls and many were con
verted within a few weeks. Soon
after, the work was opened In Med
ford, and special meetings have been
held in various sections through the
valley during these years, resulting
In several hundred converts.
Every few months, Rev. Crawford
comes back to help out the local
workers, like the old circuit riders
in the pioneer days. Though he Is
still a young man, he has carried the
name of "Sky Pilot' for many years,
having piloted the Apostolic Faith
airplane throughout the northwest
for a number of years and was the
first minister of the gospel to actu
ally pilot a plane for the express pur
pose of carrying the gospel.
The Morning Star Quartet has been
heard over the radio in the "Chapel
Hour," and their friends in Medford
will be glad to hear them sing the old
songs again, as well as many new
ones. Walter Reld sings first tenor:
Arthur Hlatt, second tenor; Rev.
Crawford, first bass; and George
Hughes, second bass. Everyone loves
the nego spirituals, so they have a
fine collection of these, as well as
other hymns of harmony.
The Vesper Concert Trio assists the
local orchestra in the congregational
music and renders special selections.
At the beginning of the Sunday even
ing service, they give a sacred con
cert. The old-time style of . evangelism
marks these Apostolic Faith meet
ings. The congregational singing Is
the good old-time kind and everybody
Rings. Then there are testimonies,
just like they used to have In the
good old days; and one tells how he
was a drunken traveling man, and
how the Man of Galilee sobered him
up snd helped him to make hundreds
of dollars worth of restitution; and
another tells how he was converted,
though Just an ordinary, pleasure
loving young "business man; and
others tell of the satisfaction they
have found in serving God even in
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Comb in and see it the tire that licks the prob
lem of rapid tread-wear I
"G-3" is its name just an engineer's symbol for
the tread that stood up under the toughest punish
ment the Goodyear test fleet ever gave a tire.
They pounded it over the roads day and night
starting, speeding, stopping frazzling brakes and
wracking cars. And when the reports were in, the
"G-3" All-Weather was the winner !
It kept its grip twice as long as competitive tires -gives
43 more non-skid mileage than any previous
Goodyear All-Weather f
What a tire! It's the only tire that can keep its
non-skid mileage on quick-starting fast-running
quick-stopping modern cars. And that means more
safety longer non-skid wear on any car.
It costs more to build but you can buy it today, at
no Arfra cost!
Medford
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Corner Main and Pacific Highwa'
MANUFACTURED
Delivered Note
In Kidnap Case
Goyo Estrada, 10 (above), was
given 25 cents to deliver a note
from the kidnaper of June Roblei
to the girl's father, Fernando
Robles, In Tucson, Ariz. A ransom
of $15,000 was demanded. (Assoc!
ited Press Photo
these days of unrest. And so the
meetings go on. And then Reverend
Crawford takes hiB Bible and preaches
the old-time religion, without any
modern ideas or apologies, and tells
folks about a Heaven to gain and
hell-fire to shun, and of a Gospel
of faith and facts. And while his
subjects are not pre-annouhced, they
are well selected to meet the need
of modern man.
The public Is invited to these ser
vices, and no collections are ever
taken and no one is solicited for
funds to carry on this campaign. This
Is a policy which has been followed
by the Apostolic Faith from the be
ginning, and a collection has never
been taken. The hall Is well lighted
and comfortably seated and a warm
welcome is extended to all.
The services are as follows: Sun
day, 10:30 a. m., and 7:30 p. m., and
every evening (except Monday and
Saturday) at 7:45.
Canada To Cut
Wheat Acreage
. OTTAWA, May 10. A reduction of
2,112,800 acres in the area intended
to be sown to spring wheat in Cana
da this year, as compared to last
year's- figures, was estimated in a
crop report today of the dominion
bureau of statistics.
This would be a reduction of 8
per cent and would bring the spring
wheat acreage back to the level of
1028.
Dance at Rogue Elk Saturday night
May 12.
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Service Station
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ON THE PACIFIC
T
M PAYMENTS
PORTLAND, Ore., May 10. (AP)
According to a special to the Oregon
Ian from Washington, Secretary of
! the Interior Xckes has made an un
favorable report on the McNary
Mott bill to repay Oregon counties
under terms of the Oregon and Cali
fornia land grant direct from the
treasury.
Mott's bill was submitted to Di
rector of the Budget Douglas. "The
proposed legislation Is not in accord
with the financial program of the
president," Ickes quoted Douglas as
saying, adding, "accordingly I can
not recommend enactment of the
bill."
Without direct payments from the
treasury, Oregon counties will be
paid only when and If the grant
lands and timber are sold.
THE GRANGE
Lire Oak Gmnee.
Live Oak Grange at Rogue River
met In regular session May 7. Lec
ture hour, under direction of Mr.
F. F. Klerscey, presented the annual
floral program of "Flora." An out
standing feature was a gorgeous dis
play of flowers, both wild and tame,
and arranged at the different stations
of the "Grange, filling the hall with
their beauty and fragrance.
Musical numbers, songs, recitations
and short talks on flowers a-nd their
culture were topics of the hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Parsons, recently from
California, were visiting guests.
Plans are being laid for the entry
of a float In the parade in Medford
during the Diamond Jubilee celebra
tion this summer.
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BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Wilson of 307 Apple street, a daugh
ter, weighing 534 pounds, at the
Sacred Heart hospital. May 8. Mother
and baby were reported getting along
nicely this afternoon.
DAPPER DANNY AND
ACTRESS MARRIED
LOS ANGELES, Cal., May 10. (AP)
A charge that R. C. ("Dapper Dan
ny") Dowling, movie dance director,
kidnaped Marjorle Crawford, flying
actress, was ordered dismissed today
by District Attorney Buron Fitts af
ter he learned they were marled last
week. '
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Returning Home
Prof. George Yushakoff (left),
leader of 'a Soviet aerial rescue ex
pedition to take the marooned party
of Prof. Otto Schmidt (right) off
Arctic Ice floes arrived tn Seattle,
from Alaska, en route to Moscow
by way of Washington, D. C. (Asso
ciated Press Photo.
NON-RESIDENT AUTOS
COME IN LESS NUMBER
SALEM. May 10. (AP) Registra
tion of non-resident cars in the state
of Oregon for the first four months
of 1934 totaled 12,155, the secretary
of state's office announced today.
This figure was a decrease from last
year's total of 12.429.
Grants Pass, Ashland and Klamath
Falls led in registrations in the order
named.
SUGAR CONTROL BILL
SIGNED BY PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, May 10. (AP)
President Roosevelt today signed the
sugar production control bill.
The president proclaimed a reduc
tion of one-half cent a pound In the
tariff on sugar.
He also declared that the rate of
the sugar processing tax "must not
exceed the amount of the reduction"
in the tariff.
CONGRATULATIONS TO
YOUNGER R00SEVELTS
WASHINGTON, May 10. (AP)
President and Mrs. Roosevelt today
sent congratulations to their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
Roosevelt, at Fort Worth, Texas, up
on the birth of a daughter.
The child is the fifth grandchild
of the president and Mrs. Roosevelt.
.
All kinds of tg , oianks for saie
tor rent, no hunting no trespassing
and other cards for sale at Commercial
Printing Dept. of Mall Tribune.
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MAKE MILEAGE
If a motorist drove 10,000 miles a
yar It would take him 100 years to 1
chalk up 1,000,000 miles. But two
pilots of United Air, Lines flying in
and out of Medford already have
passed their 'hilllion-mile mark in
the air In the space of only sixteen
years.
Heber c Miller and Ralph Vlrrien,
tallest and shortest pilots on the Pa
cific coast route of United, who fly
three-mlle-a-mlnute Boeing trans
planes between Seattle, Medford and
Oakland, are the veterans. Miller is
credited with 9.656 hours, or the
equivalent of 1,062,380 miles, an1
Vlrden with 9,533. hours, or 1,048.630
miles. They are a mom; twenty pilots
on the company's nationwide system
who have amillion miles or more of
flying to their credit.
Menus of the Day
By .Mrs. Alexander George
Planning For Two
Brr.ikfnst
Grapefruit
Poached E&gs
Buttered Toast " s Marmalade
Corfre
I.umheon
Chicken a la King Toast
Chilled Pear Sauce
Tea
Pinner
Rice and Veal
Candied Sweet Potatoea
Bread Butter
Vegetable Salad .
Cheese Wafers
Coffee
Clilken A I .a King
3 tablespoons chicken fat
3 tablespoons flour
2-3 cup chicken stock
2-3 cup milk
l cup diced cooked chicken
1 tablespoon chipped plmicnto
1 tablespoon chopped cooked green
pepper
1 tablespoon chopped cooked celery
'4 teaspoon salt
',8 teaspoon paprika
2 egg yolks
Melt fat and add flour. Blend and
add atock and . milk. Cook until
creamy sauce forms, stir constantly.
Add chicken, seasonings; cook 2 min
utes. Add yolk. Mix and serve.
Rice and Veal '
1 cup diced cooked veal
It was a great
leadership that
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made in 1933. . . . And this year, it's even
greater. Sales are already thousands of cars
ahead of last year. Production is the largest
in the industry. And every day, from state
after state, comes the same report on regis
trations: Chevrolet is leading all others! 'What's
the reason for this success? The pictures tell
the story. Chevrolet is the only low-priced
car with this winning combination of five
features. Chevrolet is the only manufacturer
who can say:
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2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
1 c.'p milk or veal stock
1 teaspoon chopped onions
1 teaspoon chopped green peppers
VA teaspoon salt
i teaspoon paprika
1 cup boiled rice
Melt butter and add flour. Blend
and add milk and cook until creany
sauce forms. Add all rest of Ingredi
ents. Pour into buttered shallow bak
ing dish and bake 20 minutes.
If leftover gravy available, use 4
cup or it for i cup of milk.
Candled Sweet Potatoes
2 cooked potatoes
3 tablespoons bacon fat
4 cup brown sugar
1 tablespoon butter
'i cup water
Arrange potatoes In shallow pan.
Add rest of ingredients. Cover and
bake 20 minutes. Turn frequently. Re
move cover, bake 15 minutes.
MENUS OP THE DAY
By Mrs. Alexander George
Sunday In May.
Breakfast
Orange Juice
Waffles and Syrup
Coffee
Dinner
Pineapple Juice Cocktail
Roast Beef and Browned Potatoes
Gravy
Creamed Carrots
Bread Currant Jelly
Radishes Celery
Trifle, American Style
Coffee
Supper
Ham Biscuit Tea
Strawberries Angel Pood Cake
P1NNKR FOR FOUR
The Menu
. Spicy Ham Slice '
Escalloped Corn
Celery Pickles
Bread Jam
Cherry Cake
Coffee
Spicy Ham Slice
(Serving Pour)
1 pound slice ham.
16 whole cloves.
I4 teaspoon cinnamon.
1-3 cup sugar.
1 cup pineapple Juice.
Vi cup raisins.
1-3 cup water.
Have ham cut about two-thirds
inch thick. Stick cloves on one aide
and fit into shallow baking pan. Top
with rest of Ingredients. Cover and
bake 1 V4 hours In moderate oven
Inspect frequently and baste well.
Escalloped Corn
3 cups corn.
1 cup cracker crumbs.
1 egg.
i teaspoon salt.
'a teaspoon sugar,
4 teaspoon paprika.
Va teaspoon celery salt.
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MILES PER HOUR
!i cup milk.
2 tablespoons butter, melted.
Mix Ingredients and pour into but
tered baking dish. Bake 25 minutes
in moderate hot oven.
Cherry Cake
lu2 cups flour.
2 tablespoons baking powder.
4 teaspoon salt.
5 tablespoons fat.
1-3 cup sugar,
1 egg.
H cup milk.
Mix dry ingredients. Cut In fat
with knife. Mixing with knife add
egg and milk. Mix lightly. Pour into
greased shallow pan. Cover with
cherry mixture.
Cherry Mixture
1 Va cups cherries.
!4 cup sugar.
1 tablespoon flour.
(2 teaspoon cinnamon.
3 tablespoons butter.
Mix ingredients. Spread on soft
dough.. Bake 25 minutes in moderate
oven. Serve warm or cold.
Tomato Cheese Snunres
12 pieces buttered bread.
12 slices tomatoes.
12 slices cheese.
12 pieces bacon.
6 tablespoons catsup.
Cover bread with tomatoes, cheese
and bacon. Place on shallow pan
and brown well until bacon la crisp
and bread Is toasted.
Trifle. American Style
6 slices sponge cake
4 gs
cup sugar
1 tablespoon flour
teaspoon salt
3 cups milk
4 teaspoon vanilla
j teaspoon almond extract
4 tablespoons raspberry Jam
2 egg white
5 tablespoons confectioner's sugar
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Beat eggs, add sugar which haj
been mixed with flour. Add salt, milk.
Cook in double boiler until mixture
thickens a little. Stir constantly. Plae
sponge cake m shallow dish. Cover
with custard mixture. Beat whites un
til stiff. Add confectioner's sugar, beat
until creamy. Roughly spread on cue
tard. Spread with Jam. Bake 3 min
utes in hot oven to brown top. Cool
and chill.
Hum Biscuits
2 cups flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon nalt
4 tablespoons lard
cup milk
Mix dry Ingredients. Cut In lard
with knife. Mixing with knife add
milk. When soft dough forms, pat It
out until !i inch thick. Spread with
ham mixture. Roll up like Jelly roll.
Cut of 'a Inch slices and arrange flat
side up next to each other in a shal
low greased pan. Bake 15 minutes.
Ham Filling
1 cup chopped cooked ham
1 tablespoon chopped pickle
1 teaspoon chopped onion
1 teaspoon chopped celery
2 tablefpoona cream
Mix ingredients and spread on
dough.
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Warrant fall
Notice la hereby given that School
District No. 49, Jaskson County, war
rants Kos. 8024 to 10250 Inclusive,
are called for payment. Interest to
cease May 12, 1D34. Warrants to be
presented for payment at the offlo "
of the District Clerk, City Hall, Med
ford, Oregon.
REBECCA JENSEN,
Clerk School District No. 49.
Senator Sam Brown for Governor
will speak over radio station KOIN,
9:15, Monday evening.
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