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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTO MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFOHD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUN"E 22, 1934 PAGE THREE PROBE DEATH OF BEAGLE 'SUICIDE' evidence la tho death of Jesele May Cook, 45, will be presented to the grand Jury, Floyd Ross, foreman, for whatever action It may see fit dur ing tho aeeston which starts next Tuesday, June 30, District Attorney Codding said today. The body of Mrs. Cook was found beneath a tree near her home In the Beagle district March 3 last. Circum stance pointed strongly to suicide and the coroner's Jury returned a verdict to that effect. The district attorney said the case would be dis cussed with the grand Jury and If It desired to hear witnesses they would be called. Settlement of the estate of Mrs. Cook, a well-known resident of the valley, has been under way for some months. There are close to a dozen cases to be presented to the grand Jury, In cluding a number of liquor viola tions. Jonathan Richardson and Bernlce Kennedy, charged with larceny from the person, are also scheduled for Investigation. The pair are alleged to have picked the pockets of a Jack sonville miner outside a North Pa cific highway beer resort during Ju bilee week and removed 40. One of the women posed as Intoxicated and thus won the sympathy and confidence of the miner who, while endeavoring to render first aid, al legedly lost his wallet. E. h. Fitch, held in the county Jail on a criminal libel charge for the circulation or campaign pamphlets, allegedly Inspired by the prisoner, Earl H. Fehl, and May Murray, simi larly accused and at liberty on $1000 ball, are also scheduled for grand Jury action. It la expected that the grand Jury will be able to complete Its work In five days. it -TiffFM Adoree Neville, formerly of Portland, Ore., transport pilot and stunt filer, to ahown as she was married to David W. Pentz, Los Angeles broker. In the latter city. She was a director of the women's division of the national air races last year. (Associated Press Photo) FORAGE PENSION Within the past week six new ap plications' for old age pensions have been filed with the county court, act ing as a pension board. The num ber of old age pensions granted now totals 157. There has been a decline In the number of applications the past six weeks.. The average amount paid each pen sioner Is between 11 and 12, which Is slightly higher than In most Ore gon counties where the pensions are granted. A number of counties have not yet started payments owing to depleted state of finances. In this county all applications have been checked extensively end a num ber rejected because the applicant did not come under the provisions of the old age pension law as to age, length of residence In the state, or had chil dren able to provide for them. A number of applications await signing of property reimbursement assign ments. The law requires that if an old person owns more than $3000 worth of property he agree to assign it to the count. Pet Milk Recipes Strawberry Shortcake 1. Measure Into mixing bowl 9 cups of Bl&qulck, a tablespoons sugar. 3. Stir In with fork 6 tablespoons Pet Mtlk diluted with 8 tablespoons water. 3. Put on floured board and knead lightly until well mixed. 4. Roll to thickness. 5. Cut Into six 4-1 rich rounds. fl. Brush tops with Undiluted Pet Milk. 7. Bake In hot oven (450 degrees P.) 10 minutes, or until browned. 8. Brtnk open and spread with 3 tablespoons butter. 9. Put together with mixture of 8 cups strawberries, mashed (about 1 quart), '7 cup sugar. Makes 6 shortcakes. Note: Peaches, oranges or pineapple (fresh or canned) may bo used in place of the strawberries. Tuna Ftsh Pie Melt In top of a double boiler 3 tablespoons butter. Blend In 3 tablespoons flour, 4 teaspoon salt, teaspoon pepper. Stir in 1 cups Pet Milk diluted with Va cup water. Cook for 6 minutes, stirring fre quently. Then add 3 cups cooked or canned tuna flah, 3 hard-cooked eggs, siloed. 1 cup choped celery, 1 tablespoon chopped onion. Pour Into greased baking dish. Cover top with Plain or Quick Bis cuits (See Index) Bake in hot oven (425 degrees p.) for 15 minutes, or until biscuits are brown. Serves 8. French Fried Carrots 1. Cook 25 minutes, or until tender In uncovered saucepan 3 cups- carrots (about 18 small carrots), 4 cups COWS vs, I1 HERE ARE THE FACTS There is & general Idea with the consuming public that cow beef Is not of the highest quality that is a very mistaken idea. When cows are being, prepared for market every effort is put forth to get this type of beef in shape in the least possible time for the retail channel. This process usually takes from sixty to ninety days and the meat produced is of the tenderest fibers full flavored and rich in vitamins. Also do not overlook the very important fact that this, the Rogue River Valley, is a great producer of this type of cow beef. Our friend the farmer and producer needs our entire support. Let's all get together and help him out. Make your Sunday din ner a success with one of our beef roasts or steaks. IT'S COW BEEF, and You Can Buy It For LESS Too! Phone 603 FREE DELIVERY at 8, 10, 2 and 4 BEEF SPECIALS Rib Boil, lb. .... 5c Hamburger, 3 lbs. . -25c Fresh Ground Roasts, lb. .... . .-8C Good Shoulder Cuts Sirloin Steaks, lb. 12V2C Good and Tender Rump Roast, boned and tied, no waste lb. 15C PURE LARD or SHORTENING. ..... .4 lbs. 35c Bologna, Frankfurters, Liver Sausage ..... lb. 15C (Crater Brand) Mutton Legs 1 Oc L 22c Young Mutton LB. No Leghorns LB. Veal Cutlets or Leg Roast lb. 2V2C f 1 FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Rattlesnake Watermelons per pound :. :i r r frit: 2c Large Baskets Tomatoes .. 15c Fancy Cucumbers 3 for . .,. . lOc Kentucky Wonder String Beans 3 lbs. .13c Asparagus, green and tender 2 lbs, ,,... 15c Green Corn per dozen . . .t. .25c Local or Shafter Potatoes 10 lbs. ...... .....ki.... .23c Free Delivery Any Size Order Tune In on K.MT.D Kery Morning at (1:1.1 for Dally prlnl boiling water, ttwpoon aalt. 2. Cut In halvta lengthwise. S. Beat together 1 well-beaten egg, cup pet Milk, 'h ttupoon baking powder, 1 cup paMry flour, ',4 tea spoon salt. 4. Drip carrot halve Into batter, one at a. time. 3. Heat deep fat until hot enough to brown a 1-inoh cube of bread In 60 aeoonda, or to 370 degree on 4 cooKing tnermomercr. 3. Fry a few carrot at time until , brown. Drain on unglazed paper. Serves fl, I Note: Whn car rot are cooked j whole, It la possible to altp the ekins , off u you -would potatoes or beets, Police said he vu on hi way to visit a woman friend. Dr. Meyers waa ahot to death on hi lonely minola farm, after he had been lured there by a man posing aa a prospective buyer. PASTOR'S PRIZED BIBLE IS RETURNED BY THIEF OERVAIS. Ore. (UP) Faith in hts fellow man waa Intrenched even more strongly today In the clerical bosom of the Rev. M. L. Qrafltoua, Gervals paator. A prized Bible, stolen from hi car four year ago, waa returned anonymously by someone who appar ently studied the book Intensely, at 'it was practically worn out. DENTIST'S SLAYER F TAKEN, CON NEW ORLEANb, a June 33. (UP) Harold 8t. Clair, 30, wanted In El Dorado, 111., for tho killing or Dr. Homer h. Meyers, 65, wealthy dentist, was arrested late today as he stepped from a taxi. Two detectives who recognised him from pictures, made the arrest. The prisoner told reporters: "Yes, t am St. Clair. I killed Dr. Meyers." A handbag In St. Clair's posses sion contained two loaded revolvers. WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE WINDOW GLASS e sell window glass and will replace your broken 1 1 windows reasonably. Trowuriage i;ao. met Works. Be Wise Buy Wise And Economize at the RELHABLE CASH GROCERY W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner Phone 20 When you shop at the Reliable you can depend upon Good Service Good Quality and Good Prices TRY THE RELIABLE WAY FREE DELIVERY PHONE 20 FREE PARKING LOT Corned Beef Quality rand'can l5c Tomato Soup camPbeir 3 cans 23 c Tomato Juice mft'L 15c Peanuts 10c Fresh Roasted, lb Walnuts 25c Local, 2 pounds GRAPE NUT FLAKES 2 PKGS 19 GRAPE NUTS 2 PKGS 35tf POST T0ASTIES (CORN FLAKES) 2 PKOS 15 (with Cut OutB) Certo Swansdown 2 for 45c PcSagrel0!.rL-..25c Toilet Tissue rZ, g rou. 25c HONEY " I SPINACH 5.ib. paii Schilling F"n,c 45c Coffees Ncan2ib.60c J Poaches, "Sun Blest" fancy quality, No. 2i can 19 Tuna Fish, fancy White Star, No. Yi size oan lf) Corn, "Tender Sweet," 15;4-oz. can 3 cans 29tf Soap, Liberty White 10 bars . 25 Royal Gelatin Dessert, any flavor package 5 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Local New Potatoes, U. S. No. 19 lbs. Field Grown Tomatoes, U. S. No. 13 lbs. ... Local Green Beans 3 lbs New Dry Onions, U. S. No. 16 lbs Bananas, fancy fruit 4 lbi - Fancy Green Peppers 2 lbs . 25 Vit 25 - 19 -J....2. 25 Berries Are Getting Scarce Buy Nowl MARSH'S GROCERY 130 East Main Phone 252 Personal Attention Free Delivery Prompt Service Our Telephone Delivery Service is for You - Use It- Phone 252 Potato Chips LETTUCE Pineapples 5 Parkerl 7 OZ. pkg. 15' Mission Dry Ornpcfrult Flavor IT 0 pints FIG BARS fresh W. W. ffl P 2 ibs. no Sans Souci Mocha and Java COFFEE m mm v grind It I U pound S. and W. Artichokes 3 whole No, 2 enn 2 for 3 5' Solid Ilrnd l.nrge alEe ' head Lime Rickey Arrowhead 2 pt. bottles mJ M. J. B. Coffee Safety Seal M Vacuum 4f pound Crepe Tissue 25' Silhouette So roll M w n M V 6 for CORN Pel Monte Vacuum 2 cans 29 SUced Dole No. 1 2 cans 45' Peanut Butter 2 lbs. 19 Asparagus 45 Medium Green No. z can 2 cans Grapefruit 25o Arizona Each 5e 6 to Powdered Sugar 23c In bulk 3 lb- CENTRAL MARKET SATURDAY SPECIALS CHOICE R. I. RED Hens and Fryers ALL CHOICE Steaks, lb. . . 15c CHOICE BEEF POT ROAST, lb. 10c HOME RENDERED LARD 3 pounds 25c It's the Results That Count MAIL TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS have proved themselves so profitable and inexpensive that they have be come a household and business necessity. READ AND USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS Phone 75 PEOPLE'S MARKED 105 W. Main Free Del ivery Phone 1 058 You lire sure lo like tlie trleiiilly nrrrlre, n offer, approve of the lilh qunllly of our ment nncl appreciate the aarlngi our low prices mran. HENS Sr.!! 54c 22c CDVPRQ Just the riglit Uo, F l I JliFvO por pound VP Rib and small T-bone, round D 1 HirVO and loin p f A C'T' Veal Shoulder Cuts, Iv vr"YO 1 por pound LAMB Spring Lamb Legs, a real value, pound Rhode Island Hens and Fryers A fine lot of Rabbits 18c 12c 20c LUNCH MEATS During the summer season we ire especial 1 featuring a fine selection of delictum Innch meat of ell kind . . t Let m help you plan your pfo nlo menu.