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PAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1931. TO 4TH OF JULY The sheriff's office today Issued warning to youths to cease the prac tice of exploding firecrackers on the highways and byways in p re-Fourth of July outbreaks of mischievous patriotism. The sheriff's office reports that boys indulge In the following annoyances: Throwing lighted firecrackers at pedestrians and hitch-hikers from autos, frightening the walkers, caus ing them to Jump In front of ap proaching cars. Casting firecrackers Into the dry grass along the highway, causing fires apt to spread to grain and hay fields. Coasting up behind autos and throwing firecrackers In such a way as to cause the driver to think a tire has blown up. Throwing firecrackers into autos carrying women and children. General creation of wreck menaces. Furthermore, the authorities de clare the premature celebration of the nation's birthday Is contrary to state law and city ordinances, as made and provided, and that If any of the culprits are caught they will be com pelled to explain to the Juvenile Judge. The sheriff states he Is 'not prone to throw cold water on youthful patriotism, but feels the 'hazard of wreck, fire, or Injury should be checked. Numerous complaints have been filed against the practice. The state police also have been to keep an eye out tor firecracker vlo. la tors. Sams Valley . SAMS VALLEY, June 16, (Spl.) Mr. and Mra. George McDonough are attending the Oregon State Orange sessions In Roteburg this week. Mr. McDonough was elected alternate delegate from Same Valley grange. Binding of grain In the Table Rock section started June 14. Eva Frlnk and Mra. O. T. Wilson were among Sams Valley residents at . tending the grange sessions In Roee burg. . Nancy A. Thomas i Rites Saturday Funeral services for Nanoy A. Thomas, who pasaed away at the home of her daughter, Mra. Flora B. Ludwlg at 343 North Front street Tuesday, will be conducted under auspices fo the Apoatollo Faith mis sion at the Conger chapel at 3:30 Saturday, Interment will be made In the Ludwlg plot of the I, o. O, F, cemetery. TWO ORCHESTRAS AT ORIENTAL GARDENS Dynge's orchestra will be back at the large hall at Oriental Gardens Saturday night, according to Dad Bynge, who aays' he will have both halls open and two orchestras. Funds Halted OU Celebrations. TOMB ALL, Texas. (UP) Discovery of ell a year ago brought riches to this section of the state, cittcens of Tomball and vicinity planned an an niversary celebration this month. An nouncement was made that the cele bration had been called off Indefi nitely because the oltlcens' committee was unable to raise money. Holsteln Seta New Record. ' KINGSTON, Ont. (UP) A new North American milk and butter record has been set by a six-year-old Holsteln cow bred and owned by Byr don Rath, of Moasley, Ont. The cow produced 36,138 pounds of milk con taining 1,911.35 pounds of butter dur ing the period May 3, 1033, to May , 1034. Buy TOGGERY style and quality for Dad on Father'a Day-unday, June 17. We suggest ties, shirts or sou. Adolph Parysek. pumper for an oil well oompany In the La Meaa, Cel., field, walk 33 miles dally as part of the Job on three wells. Be has to walk from well to well all day. Culinary vRAFT.... By Estella Oorgan, Director, Borne service, the California Ore gon Power Company Wedding Befresnments, June and October are sure to bring weddings and plans for weddings. After all, the refreshment are about as Interesting sa the ceremony to the guests eo, today let's plsn for the bride and her guest. Bride's Cake. The nicest "Brlds's Cake" I know of Is a fine grained "Angel" cake, baked In a loaf, then cut and deco rated with a dainty white Icing. The standard recipe for Angel cake will make quite a large loaf cake which will cut Into about 30 squsrea of a suitable size. lVi cups egg whites 1 teaspoon cream of tartar H teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons cold water li4 cups sugar 1 cup pastry flour 1 teaspoon vanilla flavoring V4 teaspoon almond flavoring. Beat the eggs so aa to Include air but not make too many large bub bles. When stsrtlng to froth, add the water and beat a little more, then add the salt snd cream of tartar and beat until It will hold a peak. Add flavoring and blend In well. ' Sift 4he sugar and flour together several times and fold Into the mixture care fully. Pour Into a large loaf pan of light metal (aluminum or light tin) and bake slowly, (Gold oven for be ginning, then set lower heat at 350 degrees and bake SO minutes). No. 4. 1 cup ahortenlng 3 cups sugar 41$ cupa pastry flour 0 teaspoona baking powder 14 teaspoon aalt 1(4 cups milk 8 egg whites 1 teaspoon almond 1 teaspoon vanilla. Cream ahortenlng and 1 cups of sugar until very light, add lifted flour and the milk alternately (1 cup of flour before any milk). Beat well. Beat egg whites until half beaten, then add one-half cup of augar and beat until atlff. Fold this Into the first mixture and add flavorlnga. Bake In' a loaf pan at 335 degrees for 60 minutes and at 860 degrees for 30 minutes. Groom's Cake, 1 oup butter 8 cups sugar eggs. 7 cups flour 34 teaspoon salt 1 cup tart fruit jam 1 teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 teaspoon aoda 3 cupa sour cream 3 lbs. chopped raisins . 54 lb. sliced citron Vi lb. chopped nut meat. Cream the butter with sugar, add beaten eggs and begin adding the flour gradually, then alternately with the sour milk and soda. Add remain ing ingredients and blend well. Four into well lined loaf pan and bake at low heat for 3 hours (375 degrees). Lemon Sherbet. Vt oup sugar 3 cups water ' cup lemon Juice 3 egg whites 4 tablespoons augar Few grains of salt. Boll the augar and water together' for five mlnutea. Add the lemon Juice and chill In freezing tray for an hour. Beat the egg whites until stiff, then beat In the 4 tablespoons of sugar. Remove the lemon tee from the tray and place In a large bowl (which has been chilled) and beat, quickly then 1010 in the beaten white and aalt. Return to freealng tray and complete freezing without stirring. Vanilla Ire Cream. 4 egg yolks 3 cupa milk -1 cup sugar 4 egg whites 3 teaspoona vanilla . 14 teaspoon aalt 1 cup whipping cream. Cook the milk, augar and slightly beaten yolks to a soft ouatard and pour Into freealng tray of refrigerator. Freeze until eolld. Whip the chilled whites until stiff and the cream until It Just holds and Is '; smooth. Re move custard from pan and beat and then combine with whipped Relief Director sf iWssA.. "' w Paul V. Marls, Oregon 8tate col lege cooperative extension service director, has been appointed reg ional director of federal relief word for the 11 western states, (Assoc! ted Press Photo cream and fold In the beaten whites with the salt. Return to freezer and freeze quickly without further stir ring. (Your favorite strawberry Jam can make this a delightful sundae.) ' watermelon Salad. Cut the rich red center fruit of the watermelon with a French vege table cutter. Remove seeds carefully and store In refrigerator until ready to serve. Place on bed of watercress, serve with a little French dressing and garnish with sprigs of mint. (These can be made up very quickly and are especially dainty and cool.) Frozen Chicken Salad. 1 cup cold chicken cupa crushed pineapple 0 tablespoons nut meats 44 teaspoon salt 1 cup whipping cream 1 cup mayonnaise. Cut chicken In small cubes, drain pineapple and cut the meats not too fine. Add aalt to chicken and com bine with drained fruit and the nuts. Whip - the cream and blend with mayonnaise, then fold both mixtures together. Place In freezing tray and freeze. Cut In squares and serve In crisp lettuce cup. Garnish with celery curl and stuffed olive. F OLDS ASKS DELAY 0-D TRIAL DATE Delay of the civil suit of the Owen Oregon Lumber company against Mil lard D. Olds for money, first filed In 1920, Is sought In a stipulation and order filed today In circuit court by the defendant. Olds sets forth that he la now confined at Tucson, Ariz., with arthritis and will be un able to attend on the trial dates aet July 10 and 11. An Indefinite post ponement la sought. The lumber company seeks 97, 104.27, it asaertedly paid on delin quent taxes to prevent a levy by Jackson county upon the Medford Logging railroad, land and equip ment, necessary for the carrying on of the lumber business. The mill, railroad and timber lands were pur chased from Olds and it Is alleged the taxes were not paid. The Owen Oregon company made the payment under protest. Olds, in his answer, sets forth that money was allegedly due him, which more than offset the tax debt, and that "a mutual, mistake arose over the contract" for the Industrial pur chase. Reform of the contract, be sides the $7,104 taxpayment, la sought in the suit. TO E SALEM, June 15. (AP) Two hear ings have been called for Juns 21 at Salem, involving the operations of J. J. Osenbrugge of Medford, and F. M. Lock wood of Forest Orove to determine whether their operations under the state transportation laws are In violation of the rules of the public utilities commission. The hearings will be conducted by Herbert Hauser, state superintendent of transportation. The two operators were asked to bring shipping receipts, copies of con tracts, dally records of vehicle move ments and other data In connection with their operations. real southern fried chicken Satur day night, according to Al Stewart, manager. Mr, Stewart says: "There Is only one way to eat and enjoy friend chicken and that Is with your fingers. We will also feature a steak dinner and special sandwiches." Al Stewart 'a eleven Night Owls will furnish music for dancing on the spring dance floor. TO U. S. FOR AID BAN SALVADOR, El Salvador, Junft 15. (AP) The stricken republic of El Salvador, with 3000 persons re ported dead In the provinces, looked toward the south today for assistance by the United States army. Eleven army airplanes were re ported coming from the Panama canal zone, bringing sorely needed medical supplies and emergency provisions. Despite the terrific hurricane and rain storm of last week, which so badly wrecked the country that com pletely authentic reports are now being disclosed, it appears certain that no United States citizens lost their lives, , FRIED CHICKEN AT RESTAURANT OASIS The Restaurant Oasis will feature I STOCK up with Kellogg's Corn Flalcea. Special features but for a limited time only. Always the big value in cereals. Now bigger value than ever. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. SEASON'S BIGGEST VALUE ijjg Today, June 16, la the final date for payment of quarterly taxes un der the new state tax lawa and there was semblance of a mild rush as Jockaon oounty citizens remitted, either in person or by mail, to the tax collection department of the sheriff's office. Chief Deputy Ger trude Martin estimates that olose to too quarterly payment will be made before the close of the day. A number of citizens also have made full payments for the year, after atartlng on a quarterly or half payment basla. Thla la taken aa a sign of Improved financial conditions. Today Is also the final date for quarterly payment of federal Income taxes. ASK FOR Ladino Cheese made at Eagle Point from herds free of tuberculosis FAMOUS CRACKERS ACCOMPANY SOUP EVERYWHERE I a v.; . Congenial fritndt . i . up and Sunshine Krlipy Cracktn! Fact It, moil all food tatft ; bolter with Kritpy Crackers. No ; wonder I They're extra flaky! (dissolves THOROUGHLY SAVIS TIMI IN SOAKING 3. REQUIRES LESS RUBBING 4. RINSES OUT COMPLETELY WONT SHRINK OR ADl MAKES. IRONING EASIER 7. ADDS LIM TO FABRICS I. COSTS TO U II S s S E saysCount your White Kino savings In Jolltrt ...gained by adding longer life to clothes and linens" "It isn't the few cents you save on the cost of soap that makes for 'Soap Economy' in fact more than one woman has dis covered that soap 'bargains' can sometimes be the most expensive because of the harm they do to clothes and costly linens. "WHITE KING is all pure soap, condensed. A single cupful will do an entire family washing. "And any fabric or color, no matter how dainty, that is safe in clear water can be safely washed in lukewarm water with WHITE KING'S abun dance of thick, creamy suds! "Use WHITE KING and count your savings in DOLLARS gained by adding longer Life to clothes and linens. That is true soap ECONOMY I" WHITE KING GRANULATED SOAP Next Tuesday 1 the final date for Gordon X. Schermerhorn, former sheriff, under three-year prison sen tence, to file his last legal recourse, a petition for rehearing. His ap peal for a new trial was recently dis missed by the state supreme court. This move exhausted, the well known and long-time resident hss only th hops of executive clemency to save him from the penitentiary. Unless the petition for rehearing Is filed, the state supreme court will issue a mandate of commitment. Schermerhorn has been at liberty on $7500 bonds since last August. The trial Judge, the district attor ney, assistant attorney general, and lifelong friends have characterised Schermerhorn aa "a tool and dupe of Banks and Fehl," both of whom are now In prison. Florence Graves, accredited Piano Teacher, studio, 230 No. oakdale. ff-lSi .inu avD W joam HOME OWNED STORES I Buy Sucar NOW! Warns the Wise Little Pig Buy now for your Summer Canning and avoid the Processing Tax 10 lb. cloth bag 55c 100 LBS. PURE OANE $4.99 BUY NOW PHONE 9 FOR FREE DELIVERY Specials for Saturday and Monday, June 16 and 18 . jj Domino I aaguwiaafej, Bisquick Ig pkg. 33c Cigarettes Pkg. 9c. Carton 89c Prince Albert Two 2-oz. tins 21c COFFEE Golden West Glass Jar or Tin lb. 29c ZEE TISSUE 4 rolls 19c CRISCO 3 Pound Tin 59c Mixing Bowl Free CHEESE Full Cream Pound DURKEE'S BLACK PEPPER 2 Tin H AND D JELL POWDER I Potatoes rs so ibs 29c Kellogg's Whole Wheat Flakes 3 Pkgs. 25c Calumet Bakintr Powder, lb. can 25c iMS SWAN'S DOWN lArv-ti r LU UK, pKg. m" KKSa illlllllllllllllllllllllll Including Carnation .Irradiated Vitamin D 4 cans 25 Durkee'i SALAD AID, pt 19 Sunbrite Cleanser, 3 for 13c Underwood's WHOLE CLAMS, No. 1 can 2 for 25f Chase and Sanborn's Dated Coffee, lb 30tf 14c 5c 3 Pkgs. "14C BUTTER Piggly Wigglj EE Grade A only, lb 24C EE 1-pound loaves . BREAD 3 for 20c I Piggly Wiggly White or Whole Wheat OVALTINE 1 $1 size ,. . . ...79c GRAPE NUTS Pkg. 18c 2 pkgs. 35c New Spuds, 8 lbs 25 j All Bunch Vegetables. 3 bunches in. Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Watermelons, lb 22tj. llllllllllltllllllllHIIIIIIIIlii MEAT MARKET 206 E. MAIN FREE DELIVERY For years this market has sold the finest meats produced in the Rogue River Valley., If you aren't already an Economy customer give us a trial tomorrow 1 PHONE 48 Pork Steak, lb 15c 1 Lard H 3 lbs Hamburger 3 lbs. Veal Steak U shoulder cuts, lb. . I Beef Steak 23 25. 15 15. Colored Fryers, lb. .... . 24c Pork Roast shoulder cuts, lb. . Beef or Veal for roasting, lb. . . Beef or Veal for stewing, lb.. . 14 10 c i c i C 1 m JCrispyCGrackers Lunch meats All Kinds 8 lOOM-WItU tllCUIT CO. round or loin, lb. ,
