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PA'GE TWELVE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1934. BAN FRANCISCO, July 10. (DT) 1 San rranelaco evening MilP &t yesterday Issued an extra edition fcasertlng "general strike over Bridges admit defeat." Harry Bridges, leader of the mili tant lonnshoremen, was at that hour In .esslem with the general strike committee at the labor temple. No declalon to terminate the gen eral strike had been reached at 4:80 Wl. Radio atatlona picked up the report end mild wave of excitement was felt throughout the city. It quickly died out. however, oi official statement from union head nimrtera that the atrlke general com mittee was still In session and that no declalon had been reacnea. PULINARY VRAFT . . . . By EsUUa Dorian, Director, Home Service, the Callfornle Ore gon Power Company INHERITS WEALTH AND TITLE There Is an old saying. "Make we .auce to fit the dl.h," which Is lust good today a. when first voiced. A new dressing makes a new salad, in fact, I might go so tar as to say that the wrong dressing wrecks the ..lad. so, today In the Interest of the most delightful ealad. possible. . are giving you a group of salad dressings. We hope you find a new orTamons them and by It. use, add enother refreshing possibility to your summer meals. pineapple Dressing. For Fnilt Salad. 4 tablespoon, flour g tablespoons sugar 1 eup pineapple Juice J tablespoon butter a eggs y, cup whipping cream. Ml flour and sugar, then add pine ppl. Juice gradually until thinned. Heat remaining Juice then add the flour mixture and cook until thick ened, atlrrlng. Add butter and beaten eggs and cook until eggs have been absorbed thoroughly. (Do not over cook.) Chill and fold In whipped cream Just before serving. Foundation French Dressing. TJse e pint Jar for mixing. Bub Inside with garlic If you Ilk. the flavor. Plac. In the Jar: ahsk. well. Koep In refrigerator and shake wen each tlm. before ustng. V4 cup oil yt cup vinegar 1 teaspoon sugar 4 teaspoon salt J4 teaspoon paprika. Foundation Mnyonnnlns. 1 teaspoon mustard 't teaspoon alt V4 teaspoon paprika g cup. oil. 5 tablespoon, lemon Julw. For fruit add M cup whipped cream. WhltefHh add cup p. eup tart Jelly. , Red fish add tablespoon, chopped Blckle., a tablespoon, chopped pereiey. Chicken add 1 tablespoon chopped telmlento, 1 hard cooked egg. Shell fish add a tablespoon, pre pared horseradish. Cooked Sour Cream Dressing. Mix together and bring to th. boll Ing point: 14 teaspoon wit 1 teaspoon mustard 0 tablespoon, .ugar 1 tablespoon butter 1 cup vinegar. Add gradually (mixed together), do not overcook: 1 cup thick .our cream 4 tablespoon, flour J beaten egg. Tomato Dressing. Mix In a quart Jar: 1 can of tomato sou iA cup vinegar 1,4 cup oil 14 cup sugar 1 clove garlle 1 teaspoon aslt 1 teaspoon paprika j 1 teaspoon mustard I 1 tablespoon catsup. j Bhak well and store In refrigerator, , then shake each time before using, j LABOR SECRETARY IN ! MEDIATION EFFORTS, WASHINOTON. July 10 (API After a long conference at the White House today. Secretary Perkins Indi cated the federal government still was attempting to settle the San 1 Frsnclsco strike on the basis that , both sides would agree to arbltra-! tlon. SEPTEMBER FINANCING WILL TAKE HUGE SUM WASHINGTON, July 10. (API Government financing of from SO0. 000,000 to 1. 000,000.000 In Septem ber waa under consideration today at th. treasury. Certificates of Indebted neas amounting to 5J4.0O0,O00 mi ture September 15, and 11.000.000.000 of fourth at 4U per '"""J bonds has been called for October 18. ; A New Tork university student is promoting a newspaper for the blind. ' A wolf seen recently in PHlfleld, ; Mass., ! the first spotted .Inc. 1B04. tocTTaie to classTfy WANTED To rent smsll funished house, close in. Inquire ail Ah land Ave. '' I ' '''J"'.;' , f) j ' JJ tHk XL 1 -ml - &w ,El Jf FT?-'"- Qllda Gray, shown her. with her husband, Brlceno da Saa, I. now a baroness, a. her husband Inherited the title of baron end part of an e.tate valued In exc... of $1,000,000. Th.y era .hown a. they received the new. from 8paln. Gllda Gray I. known a. the originator of the "shimmy" danc. and her husband I. an attache In th. Venezuelan service .tatloned In Los Angeles. (Associated Press Photo) FOUR-HOUR GRAPPLE BY , CHAMPS ENDS IN DRAW By, BHX EINO Associated Press Bports Writer. BOSTON, July 10 (AP) Wrestling waa atlll wunout an unaispubeu hssvywelght champion today because. Judging by appearancea and perform ances, Ed Oeorge and Jimmy Londos, th. last of the long list of claimant.. were too evenly matched. Thl. pair of grapplers, standard- bearers of rival factlona now at peace after a long and bitter promotional warfare, entered the ring at Fenway park last night to complete the Job of putting all the mat championship plecea together. They started grappling shortly be fore 11 o'clock ana four hours later, when they were groggy and almost helpless, the mstch ended a draw. After knocking head, an! toppling through the ropes, the exhausted p!r flnslly managed to crawl back to gether. Iondos staggered over to Oeorge and applied a wristlock. Oeorge threw him with feeble back, fall and then fell face downward. . Th. .hock of th. fall robbed them of their last bit of stamina and both were unconscious at the end. This amazing exhibition drew a crowd of 30,000 with gate receipts estimated at .60,000. The 20-year-old George weighed 210 and had an 18-pound advantage over the St. Louis Oreek, who admits 38 years. The match was on a best-two-out-of-three falls basil, and each acored a fall early In the gruelling struggle. The Oeneral Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen In New York Inaug urated their annual celebration on the Fourth of July in 1788. BABY STAR GETS $1250 WEEKLY HOLLYWOOD, Cal.. July 19. (P) Shirley Temple, five -year-old Kreen darling who wa elevated to etardom In a aerlea ot "hit" plcturea, today held an adjuated contract with the Fox atudlo calling for a salary re ported to be 1,"60 weekly. . The little i;:iet recently waa plac ed on & atrlke by her parents, Mr. and Mra. George T. Temple. They demanded $2,600 a week for their tal ented daughter. She waa drawing $150 weekly. The atudlo 6ffercd $1,000 a week, and then attorneys for both sides went into conference. See Court Hall if you want to sell your BartletU. WASHINGTON, July 10.-H Ten bombing planes, comprising the Alaska flight squadron of the army air corps, hopped off from Boiling Deld at 10 a. m.. E. S. T today for Dayton, Ohio, on the 'first leg of their 8,000-mlle flight to Alaska and return. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt were among the 600 who gathered at the field to wave the 30 airmen farewell. Card or Thanks. 1 We wish to thank our neighbors and friends for their kindness and beautiful flowers during the sickness tnd death of our wife and mother. Mr. R. C. Miller and Family; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin and Family. SALEM, July 19. (AP) Charges of irregularities by officers of the 'West ern Bond le Mortgage Co. of Port land, as contained in the audit report of the state corporation commission er's office, were submitted today to Attorney I. H. Van Winkle and the district attorney of Multnomah coun ty by Charles H. Carey, corporation commissioner, for full Investigation and recommendations for indictment and recovery of property in the inter ests of Investors. The report Included Indication of fraud in mortgage transactions with affiliated companies, and "disregard for the actual liability in withdraw als of securities," as well as the statement that the firm Is "hopo- lesly Insolvent at the present time, PORTLAND, Ore.. July 19. (AP) By tomorrow morning the beautiful Oregon Coast highway will be sur faced from the California line to the Columbia river. State highway oiling crews were scheduled to finish the last stretch of oiling in Lane county this after noon. Other unolled stretches were completed last week. Get Out in the Sun There ll so medicine to equal Sorunlno. But be prepared for Sunburn. McKegsnn's BUHN TONB la a dry, wet-dressing specially prepared for akin burns, Ita cool, soothing effect ends stlnx and tnriaraniauon. Get a tube or BLRN' TO.NE from your druggist today only 29c ' We would Ilk. someone to give us the address of Jack Henderson, who formerly ran an auto repair .bop on North Front Street. Value of gold shipped from Alaska during the first six month, of 1034 waa 5,74i),652, a dollar Increase of more than 100 per cent. AIR-CONDITIONED Observation and Dining Can PORTLAND ROSE Now ainconditioned Observation and Dining Cars to make your comfort supreme. Fresh, clean, purified air tempered to your utmost comfort at all seasons of the year. OTHIR MATURE St Modern Standard Sleeper; new type Tourlit Sleepenj de luxe Che. V Car. Barber shop. Bath. Radio. Library. Buffef,ioda fountain. Those Cam ,.' out meali at popular prices, OfT-the-tray food service. Sleeping Car Rates Now Y3 Less Local Agent will quota low fares to all points and help you plan trip. General Passenger Dept., 751 Pltlock Block, Portland, Ore. UNION PACIFIC Sample round trip fares to Chicago , FROM PORTLAND I $07.35 g-0 $68.80 ' $86,00 5s I Standards lie pert -barth xtra Proportionately low round trip fare) lo other point, eait. Surprise Table Number 1 Accessories 59c An assortment , of various articles from piece goods, infants' dept., jewelry, bags, etc. Ask for S & H Green Saving Stamps Added Savings for Shoppers M. M. Department Store The Sale That Knows No Rival-We Will Clearance Sale Specials in Underthings CORSELETTES $1.95 Mora Is a lablt of rarnclettes, R real barualn for IhosB wlio flnil tlinlr slii-. Tlirse are hrokfn sir's nnd styles nhli'h formerly sold at i.HS and hut. tliey must jo now while the ruhlier Is still Itood. Special $1.95 BRASSIERES 59c l.ar and plain nmvlerM, dlgrantlmifd numbers of rood styln. DANCE SETS $1.95 TtaM dainty dimr nri of flRurrd or plH.n rrrpfn ar hncly for vnrnllon glftn. Surprise Table Number 2 Ready to Wear Surprise Table 69c I Broken lines of merchandise valued up to $1.50 included on this bargain table. Be sure to look these bargains over. Now is the time to save and here is your opportunity. In a Great Disposal Sale Friday and Saturday Women's Silk Dresses -2 for $5.00 Friday and Saturday only. Included in this lot are values up to $7.95. As sorted sizes. One dress sells for $2.80 2 for $5.00 Summer Dress Materials Eegular 59c Special 29c Vollfi, rayons, huHstw and flaxons In floral, plnlds nnd stripes. Beautiful for mid-summer dresses. 29c Per Yd. ELECTRIC STRAP on tann water liestcr, 3.50. !3 80. OnXdaK. rxSTriKNT Apt.. 334 Apple. ron BALK Equity In IBM KinJ , rtor eitn; perfect condition. y essy terms on bslsnre. Bee car al 810 W. loin, Cott. Wo. . " WANTED. Model T Pord tourinn car j tn nninliur condition. Slat, price and location. Addres. Boa 93(1,1 1 Msil Tribune. 1 CASH PAID for men s ilna nsnd suns ! hu and tUoos. WU1 U. VVUson, J . Ko, Fronv, - 1 SHORTS 79c Thew. mlweV and children short. In white with fuiorsM trim. These were formerly ?t.O0 seller that we are rlo'lnR out at Only 79c SLIP MATERIAL 39c 3 yds. for $1.00 A wash silk finish nmtrrlnl 3'1 Inches wide In all shndrs for summer. iphv fur Stitnrdnv. 3 Yd. for $1.00 Van Raalte Hosiery There are still a few pair of this liwlerr that we are offerltiK at a special price. Tliey are lotelf chiffon nunihers nltli nun-run top and flex toe. 79c per pair Silk Dresses $6.89 Bargains that should make every woman in Medford take notice. You haven't seen such beautiful and well made dresses anywhere for this low price. All Sizes, $6.89 Jome Friday and Saturday Surprise Tabic Number JT Bargain Basement Surprise Table 19c For Friday and Saturday Only Close out of various kinds of merchan dise, included on this table. Some ar ticles sold up to $1.00. Be sure and see this Surprie table. You will save money. Summer Columbia Knit Suits Reduced to $8.95 and $14.95 Values up to $24.50 in this lot. Beau tiful sport shades. Nifty styles. See them Friday tind Saturday. Cotton Dresses $1.95 $2.95 $3.45 This lot of dresses consists of em. broidored voiles, pastel shades, fig ured voiles, plaids and stripes. Some short sleeves, some with jackets. You will en?..y a dress like this for street wear this warm weather. White Shoes $2.45 $2.95 $3.45 Here arc some genuine values In white shoes, ox fords, pumps and sandals. Extravagance Is real economy when you get values like these in smart fitting; shoes. Clearance Sale Bargains for Men Men's Black and White Tweed Pants $3.45 Wool, fiiU cut and a bly value for this money. 1 AH sizes. Big Values In Our Famous Bargain Basement Everything you or your family wear sel'ls for less in our downstairs store. Always visit thij money sav- ing department whon shopping downtown. , Men's Work Shoes $2.75 Bargain Basement Elk Bluchers, double composition soles, metal heel plate, Triple stitch ed and riveted. Surprise Table Number 3 Surprise Shoe Table $1.49 Shoe Department Main Floor. Friday and Saturday Only. We have gathered together an assort ment of broken siscs and styles from our summer stock of shoes to be sold at this low prico. Values up to $3.45 in the lot. This ia your opportunity to save. Boys' Oxfords $1.98 Bargain Basement Black oxford, composition sols, good quality leather upper stock. Siies 2JJ to 6. Women's Cotton Vests 15c Crochet trim, sleeveless style, Spring needle rib. All sites. Women's White Shoes Final Close Out $1.59 and $1.98 Values in this lot up to $2.t8. Bargnin Basement. Women's Suntan 1 Pumps and Oxfords 98c . Bargain Basement Broken sizes, assorted styles. Sold up to $5.00. Look these over tomor. row and Saturday. Children's Shoes Bargain Basement $1.00 All white slippers and oxfords. Close out $1.00 Friday and Saturday. Stockings worth putting your feet in for only -25c Large room tops, seamless, in neu tral shades. Sized S'i to 10. A real basement money sav. Women's Wash Dresses Bargain Basement Reduced to 79c for Friday and Sat urday. Fast dyed, all new styles, and siscs 14 to 50. Regular price 05e Special 79c Women's Gowns 69c Bargain Basement Flowered batiste and voiles, fast col ors. Hemstitch trims. Every woman should have one of these beautiful gowns at only Grey Flannel Pants $3.95 Thew are beautiful pants for the prlre. Very gpectnl prico, $3.35. Men's Dress Shirts 89c Plains or fancy materials, full nit. fast colors. Sires ll!i to IV. The bert talus on the market for R9c. Men's Dress Shirts $1.19 The, shirts sold up to S1.45 hut all fo at Jt.19 Krlrta.T and .Saturday. Buy 2 or 3 at this price and save, money, Rayon Combinations Reg. $1.19 Special 98c Some of thee combination units have lace top; others brfllere tops and others tailored. 69c M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE Surprise Table Number 4 79c Men's Furnishing Goods. Main Floor Dept. Included on this table is assorted men's furnishings valued up to $1.50. Come early for best selections. You may find some money savers worth while. i is. nam injsiii)j fisii i sjMyiaj ttjiii(,.;j mii.i.iiiiiiiaa..siias saw i . .si i. n ii .I i mi Mrs ''4
