MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TTIURSDAT, AUGUST 9, 1931.
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ROOSEVELT CALLS
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their demands for action and neither
the demand nor the action has
reached the end of the road?'
President Roosevelt digressed from
hts prepared address to mention by
name "Bob" LaFollette and Ryan
Duffy. With Senator LaFollette, Re
publican Independent and candidate
for re-election on a new party ticket.
nd Senator Duffy, Democrat chosen
with him In 1933, sitting by bis side,
the president spoke of them by name
in that part of his speech thanking
them for co-operation and referring
to them as "both old friends of mine."
The president referred to the "new
deal" as "a square deal" and quoted
from a speech In congress In this
connection generally attributed to
Representative Burke (D., Neb.) who
Is running for the Nebraska sena
torial nomination against Governor
Bryan.
Critics Mentioned.
Mr. Roosevelt spoke strongly about
the critics of the administration's
efforts, naming those "whose objec
tives are wholly right and wholly
progressive," but who Insist upon
their "own methods and nobody
elses."
He said the "other type" Is the "in
dividual who demands some message
to the people of the United States
that will restore what he calls 'con
fidence'." "Those who would measure confl
' denca in this country," he empha
sized, "in the future must look first
to the average citizen."
Liver extract has been found effec
tive in treating pallagra, a disease
caused by lack of certain vitamins In
the diet.
Old Sores
Soon Healed
or Money Back
Never think you have to put up
with old sores. You don't I And you
shouldn't for they may lead to some
thing serious.
No matter how long you have had.
them, get after them at once with
Emerald. Oil and they'll
heal over as nice as can be
I In no time.
If this soothing, healing,
antiseptic oil doesn't
quickly clear them up, says
I your druggist, get your
money back and see t
doctor.
HERE'S AMERICA'S NEWEST TOWN
IN CIRCULATION
(Contlaiira icum page one)
ULINARY
RAFT....
By Est el Is Dorgan, Director, Borne
Service, the California Ore
gon Power Company
This village It New Deal, the nation's newest community. It has
sprung up at the site of the Fort Peck dam In Montana. The dam to
be built across the Missouri river at this point fs a publlo works pro
ject, and is to be second In size only to Boulder dam. (Associated
Press Photo
ANSWER 10 SUII
Answer was filed yesterday by
Myrtle Susie Birch of Ashland, In the
damage suit against her by Everett
Skeeters, as the result of an auto
accident June 7, near the Southern
Pacific overhead crossing on the Pa
cific highway at Ashland. Skeeters
alleges In his complaint that his
Cadillac auto, driven by Byron DePord,
was damaged In a colltssion-accldent,
through the redness and negligent
driving by Mrs. Birch of a Ford be
longing to Fred C. Abel.
In the answer, Mrs. Birch denies
she drove recklessly or negligently,
but avers that DeFord did, and fur
ther alleges such was the cause of
the crash.
It la asked that the suit be dis
missed, and the costs attached to
Skeeters. Skeeters, a lumberman, as
serts in his complaint that hts auto
was damaged In the sum of (375, and
repairs amounting to $275 were neces
sitated. The complaint also alleged that
the defendant was intoxicated at the
time of the mishap, and this also Is
denied.
Sanford, Burger and Barry of San
Francisco appear as counsel for Mrs.
Birch.
BEAT-UP GANGSTERS
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 8. AP)
Eleven men arrested during the
waterfront strike here, on charges of
assault and battery, appeared In court
here last night at the first night
session of police court in several
years and, through their attorneys,
waived hearing.
Municipal judge Long then ordered
the 11 held for country grand Jury
Investigation.
Other cases resulting from the
1 strike, when "beat-up" gangs prowled
the streets, were to be heard tonight.
were on record as held In deposito
ries recognized by the commodity ex
changes. Newly-mined silver, which la regu
larly being purchased at 64 '4 cents
an ounce under the president's proc
lamation of December 31, 1933, Is ex
empted from the order, and will be
bought as heretofore.
Also exempted in addition to Unit
ed States coins are foreign coins, ore,
stiver owned by foreign govern menu
and foreign central banks, and the
sliver In fabricated articles.
Overthrows World Bloc
First to comment on the adminis
tration's action was Senator Thomas
(D., Okla.), a senate silver bloc lead
er, who hailed it as the "overthrow
of the world-wide gold bloc."
He said the world would have to
follow the same course and thus lead
to a new international monetary ays-:
tern. He also forecast It would bring
an International agreement on money
"which will be the beginning of a
new era of prosperity." !
First hints of nationalization were
given last night when Morgenthau or
dered each $100 worth of sliver, or
more, Imported from abroad must be
accompanied by a consular Invoice.
Exempted from this order were bull
ion already in transit, that Imported
for re-export and the crude metal.
The treasury has been buying sti
ver In the marketa of the world un
der authority of the silver purchase
act over a period of months, but the
amount acquired has been kept an
official secret. Various estimates
have placed it around 100,000,000
ounces.
The treasury holds approximately
62.000,000 ounces of silver acqutsed
from other sources.
License for Use
From now on manufacturers using
silver for fabricated articles will have
to obtsln the metal on license from
the government, although Morgen
thau emphasized that no interference
would be placed In the way of legiti
mate Industrial use.
Senator Thomas said that from the
standpoint of Inflation or as a step
toward establishing a 25 to 75 ratio
between sliver and gold ss a mone
tary stock the nationalization move
was not important. He said the gov
ernment would need to purchase a
billion ounces of silver to meet the
ration which has been set by con
gress. He contended the Importance of
the move was "a declaration of pol
icy that we need stiver to add to our
gold as money."
"It Is a declaration there Is not
enough gold in the world to satisfy
the demands for money," Thomas
added. "It is a return to silver."
Spiced Fruits and Pickles.
Among the "hand picked" delicacies
for your own table, or for gifts later
on, none are more Individual than
your own special blend and selection
of spiced fruits or pickles. Now is
the best time for preparing them and
here are some especially nice recipes
for your inspection.
Cherry Olives.
Fill pint jara with Royal Anne cher
ries with the stems left on.
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup elder vinegar
1 cup cold water.
Seal tight and set sway to absorb
flavor.
Pineapple Pickle,
a cups sliced canned pineapple
3 cups light brown sugar
1 cup whit wine vinegar
i cup mixed spices.
Drain pineapple and cut into small
pieces. Make a syrup of the sugar and
vinegar, add the apices and boll ten
minutes. Add the pineapple and cook
until transparent (about 30 minutes).
Seal In sterilised Jars.
Pear Chips.
8 lbs. pears
4 lbs. sugar
1 cup (small Jar) preserved ginger
Juice of 4 lemons and rind of 3
lemons.
Chip pears very thin, add other In
gredients and allow to stand over
night. In the morning cook siowiy
until a golden brown and thick.
Qui nre Halls.
Peal the quinces and cut balls with
French cutter. Boll gently In syrup
of two parts of sugar to one part
of water, adding a few slices of lemon
for flavor. When tender and dark
red In color, place in small Jars, cover
with hot syrup and seal tight.
I Tomato Preserve.
5 lbs. ripe tomatoes
8 cups sugar
3 lemons.
Scald and peel the tomatoes, then
piece in a crock, add sugar and let
stand over night. Drain and boll the
Juice rapidly until it threads. Add
the tomatoes snd lemons sliced thin
and cook until mixture Is clear and
thick. Pack into hot sterilized Jars
and seal.
Sptred Beets.
Cook small beets until tender. Cold
dip snd slip skins. Make syrup of
3 cups of sugar
3 cups water
3 cups vinegar
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put if too 10
scores of hard drivers teU us that about Goodyears
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PEOPLE who bought the
amazing new "G-3" All
Weather when we first an
nounced 43 more non-skid
mileage are coming back now
pointing proudly to their
speedometers and saying
"You didn't claim half
enough 1 This tire is far bet
ter than you promised! It's
beaten any non-skid mileage
we ever saw before and
still going strong!"
How soon can we sell you this
husky tire with broader,
flatter, heavier tread and
with 16 more non-skid
blocks in the tread center and
patented Goodyear Super
twist in every ply?
When you buy any tire you
certainly want the 'G-3"
because you can get all its
extra safety all its extra
non-skid mileage at no extra
cost. '
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Medford Service Station
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Phone
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See the Husky
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size
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1 Tablespoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon cloves
1 teaspoon allspice.
Cover the beets with this mixture
and simmer for 30 minutes. Seal In
hot sterilized Jars.
rick led Onions.
4 qts. small white onion
1 cup salt
3 qts. vinegar
3 cups sugar
4 cup mixed apices.
Cover onions with boiling water, let
stand two minutes, drain and cover
with cold water and peel. It stand
In salt water overnight. Place spices
In a bag and boll with the sugar and
vinegar 10 minutes, then remove the
spices. Drain Wis onions and drop
into the boiling vinegar. Bring them
to a boll snd then pack in hot ster
ilized Jars and seal tight.
Ice Water Pickles.
Wash and cut up 3 quarts of cu
cumbers. Soak In ice water two hours
then pack in Jars with two or three
small onions, a stalk of celery and ,
rtnfl tpssnoon of mustard ad tn eaOi 1
quart.
Cook together one quart of vine
gar, one-fourth cup of salt and one
cup of sugar, cool and pour over the
pickles in the Jars. Seal tight.
Ilread and nutter Tickle.
33 small cucumbers
8 onions
Slice and soak In cold water over
night.
Bring to a boll:
I quart vinegar
3 cups sugar
I teaspoon celery seed
t teaspoon tumeric
1 teaspoon mustard (powdered)
H cup salt
Pour this mixture over cucumbers
and let stand 1 hour, then bring to
a boil for three minutes (In granite
pan). Place In Jara and seal tight.
Olive Oil Pickles.
9 qta. small cucumbers, sliced
1 qt. vinegar
WASH OUT
15 MILES OF
KIDNEY TUBES
Win Back Pep . . . Vigor . . . Vitality
Medical authorities agree that youi
kidneys contain IS MILES of tiny
tubes or filters which help to purify
the blood and keep you healthy.
It you have trouble with too fre
quent bladder passages with scanty
amount causing burning and discom
fort, the 16 MILES of kidney tubes
need washing out. This danger signal
may be the beginning of nagging
backache, leg pains, loss of pep and
vitality, getting up nights, lumbago
swollen feet and ankles, rheumatic
pains and dizziness.
If kidneys don't empty 3 pints ev
ery day and get rid of 4 pounds of
waste matter, you body will take up
these poisons causing serious trouble
It may knock you out and lay you up
for many months. Don't wait. Ask
your druggist for DOAN'S PILLS . .
a doctors prescription . . . which has
been used successfully by millions of
kidney sufferers for over 40 years
They give quick relief and will help to
wash out the 1ft MILES of kidney
tubes.
But don't take chances with strong
drugs or so-called "kidney cures" thai
claim to fix you up in 15 minutes
for they may seriously injure and Ir
ritate delicate tissues. Insist on
DOAN'S PILLS ... the old reliable
relief that contains no "dope" or hab-lt-formlng
drugs. Be sure you t
DOAN'S PILLS at your druggist. Copy
righted 1934, Foster-Mil burn Co,
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1932 Ford Truck
1932 Chevrolet Truck
1931 Ford Long Wheel Base
1931 Chevrolet Truck
1929 Chevrolet Truck
1931 Ford Pick-Up
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Used Car Lot
25 South Riverside
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Vi cup lUgtf
a tablespoon celery Med
1 tablespoon mustexa aeed
I cup olive oil
H cup MJt.
Wuh end slice the cucumbers and
mil with other Ingredient. Store In
covered Jars without heating and It
will be ready to use In one month.
About ; 300,000 will be spent In re
pair work on school buildings In tb.
lower Rio Grande valley ol Ten
which were damaged by the 1038 hur
rlc&ne.
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SERVICE TO
CALIFORNIA
Now the Shuts curie a tourist
Pullman, providing economical
sleeping accommodations to Cal
ifornia. Tourist berth are ex
actly the same sixe as standard
Pullman berths, with fresh, dean "
sheets blankets and porter set
vice. The following fares an
good in coaches, also in tourist
Pullman (plus berth) 1
To Roundtrips
San Francisco .... $16.00
Los Angeles $28.70
A tourist lower berth from her
to San Francisco cost
, only S2.0O
Southern
Pacific
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hauling costs, and how easy they are to buy at these new low prices
combined with convenient G.M.A.C. terms, x
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Dual Long Chassis . . . . 535 50
Utility Chattlt and Cab . . 575 50
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Utility Long Chassis and Cab 605 50
Dual Long Chassis and Cab . 625 50
Utility Panel ...... 750 50
Dual Cab and Stake Body . . 680 50
Dual Long Cab and Stake Body 740 50
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