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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 12. 1933 I0PSY TURVY BOY 'Pioneers' Will Seek Farm Empire; eiinTDlMP rnPD In Heart of Alaska's Gold Fields FALL RIVER. MRM., April 12 (AP) - Jimmy NHlson of the topny tnrvy stomach, wai pnyhiR for a nw lfane on Me today, buoyrd by the progrewt of his friend, Alyce Jane McHenry, who played on the lawn outride. Alyee Jane. 10-year old Omaha. Neb.. Rlrl. 'had smiled her way along the road to health After a delicate and serioua operation to mend a dia phragmatic rupture. Yesterday she walked outdoors for the tint time. Jimmy, mill in the throes of post operation discomfiture, wa running a temperature, caused, physicians aaid, by fluid that formed in hla chest cavity. Some time today, phy sicians snld. they would tap the cav ity and draw sway the fluid. Just as they did on two occasions for Alyce Jane. Jimmy, 13. and from Ban Jose. Cal.. was Riven the opportunity to have his organs righted after he had written to Alyce Jane telling her of his trouble. Fisher's Recipe Booklet Free To Housewives Here Out of print for three years and yet In constant demand! Thla estab lishes some kind of a record for a cook book, but these are the facta artout the Fisher's Sour Milk Rclpe Book. During this time, though the supply was exhausted, a constant at re am of requests for this book have been received at the Seattle office of the Fisher Flour Mills company. A result. Fishers have announced that the ninth edition la now of f the press. This new Sour MUlt Cook Book la a larger, more complete book than any previous Issues thirty-two pages long, with the recipes shown in an easily followed style, and helpful In formation on measurements, cake baking, baking powders, and soda In sour milk cookery. All that a housewife has to do to secure a copy Ls to send the mill a grocer's receipt showing purchase of two Handy sack of Fisher's Pancake Dour, or one sack of any other of the larger sines of Pancake Flour. The toook will be mailed immediately, ab solutely free. Housewives will not only enjoy us ing this complete book on sour milk rookery, but will enjoy the Fisher's Pancake Flour. It ls a thoroughly tested product of America's finest flouring mills, providing a "one min ute" method of stirring up batter for pancakes and waffles. 1 Dae MaU Tribune want ad a, 1 How to Serve Lyons Dry Gin ITi moit popular uj for Dry Gin u in making a Martini Cocktail. Lyon Dry Gin u diililleJ according to a lime-honored formula, from importtd juniper bertiea and oiliar caraiully choien ingratiient. DRY MARTINI. 2 p.ru Lyon. Dry Gin, 1 pari Lyonj French Vtr outli, daint of Lyonj Orange Bitter, lir with it. Twiil pieca ofletnonpaal ortr glaia and icrra with an oliva Of cocktail onion. Free Recipe Foldei Vritt for free folder, "How to Serra Lyon i Wine, Cordial and Liquors. THE E. C. LYONS A: HAAS CO. mm 154o-16ih S(tt.5n Fiancixo, Ctliforwia Thi idenning ii not M lor by the Oictun Lnuoi Conttol Comnimion SEATTLE (API Recalling frontier expansions of other lean decades. 400 younn single men from relief camps wilt sail from Seattle April 20 to be followed soon by approxi mately 200 picked families the first contingent of modern pioneers ,who will carve new homes In the fertile Matamiska vnlley of Alaska. Unlike the pioneers of the covered wagon era, these moderns will travel in special trains from their homes In northern Michigan. Minnesota and Wisconsin to Seattle where they will take ship for Seward. From there they will go by rail again to their new homes. Hill (Jet 10-Acre Trwts Neither will they be forced to wrestle a livelihood from the soil i from the moment of their arrival. The government, through the FERA, will see that food ls plentiful, tools available for clearing and planting the land and building homes, that cattle, sheep, hogs and poultry arc : on hand for stocking the new farms. When the ground ls cleared, each family will be allotted a 40-acre tract and given a drawing account of A3.000 to be repaid in 30 years with 3 per cent Interest. Surrounded by Willow creek. Lucky Shot and other famous gold fields, as well as one of Alaska's mohi, productive coal fields, these hand-picked sons and daughters of the soil will raise vegetables, grains, fruits, livestock and produce dairy products. A cannery will preserve the food for distribution in the territory. A Fertile LUnd Just north of Anchorage, the Mat anuska valley of more than 1,000.000 acres Is said by government experts to be one of the most fertile in the world. There Is a federal Agricultural experimental station nearby. Wheat, giant cabbages, pot a toes and other tubers, and delicious strawberries have been grown successfully In the valley, the experts say. Alaska's new residents have been or will be selected by government Investigators. Success In earning A living In their present localities, physical hardihood, steadiness and reliability are prerequisites consider ed. Just a Ri'ghi ulng While government officials stress statements that this first settlement must be a success before future de velopments In other actions of the territory, It Is known that Matanunka Is expected to be the forerunner of a rapid but orderly development of the great northern territory. "If this experiment Is a success, and I am sure It will be," says An thony J. Dlmond, congressional dele gate from the territory, "hundreds of other families will be taken north from marginal and sub-marginal lands to cultivate our fertile areas. While Alaska does not now desire statehood, success In these efforts will hasten tha time when, our rich land will be ready to step Into the union and assume Its place on an equal foot fug with the other states." 50CEF1MY AT LIQUOR STORES PORTLAND, April 13. (AP) Fifty-cent whisky was to go on sale tn Oregon's liquor stores today. Jack E. Allen, administrator, said "The working man has asked for A cheaper grade of whisky and we have reduced the cheapest grade of 'O.L.C.C..' which la our own brand. 38 per cent." The grade which formerly sold at OS cents was today AO cents a pint. A very large Increase in number of purchaser permits, compared with last year, was reported by Allen. In 1034 the sale of permits reached fi8, 8(0. Up to March 81 of this year flft.743 persons had taken out permits to buy. III the shnfluw nf Aluska's hihmv-1'JImmI peaks, fulure years may see the deflipnient f a nrw acrlrullural empire. To the Matnniitka valley, shown here when (he potato hills were a mans of blooms, the govern ment Is Hrmllng 4 1 Hi single men and 2w rnmllle. the first rontlncent of nn iiriciilturul iiilniilatlon project. The new pioneers will sail from Sciitile, (IlKemlmrklng at Ktrwurd, shown on the map. From there they will k by rail to the .Matamiska valley north nf Anchorage. DURING WEEK IN STATE SALEM, April 12. (AP Deaths Among Industrial workers during the we-k ending April 11 numbered six. the state Industrial accident commis sion reported today. Accidents total ed 553. The dead were: Ous Carlon, Port land powder man: Carl R. Hogan, Brookings laborer; Peltc Hill, Paisley laborer; Percy L. Austin. Portland bricklayer; Olen Conner, Portland la borer, and Carrol C. Schlesser, Port land truck driver. ft mil ml ting 1. 1 1 imI Near Trni-k. GENEVA, Ohio (UP) An old groundhog that liked to live near the railroad tracks so he could watch the train go by. built his front door too near the tracks here. Merle Pen hallow, with his section crew, found the old fellow decapitated. . Tenchers Muflir HendiM-hes. PHILADELPHIA (UP) Examina tion of health records of 6794 teach ers In Philadelphia revealed that 26 per cent of them suffer severe and frequent headaches, according to Dr. Rudolph Bloom, or the Philadelphia County Medical society. Only 10 per cent of the school Jnnltors, however, suffer from headaches, he added. IS RIO DE JANEIRO. April 13. (AP) The civil aeronautic department of the Brazilian ministry of communi cations, answering queries today as to whether reports from Pernambuco that the Graf Zeppelin had been damaged, replied: "The Graf Zeppelin was moored at 8:10 a. m. without mishap." The Condor Syndicate, business agents for the Graf Zeppelin, said the report of an accident was "ab solutely false" and Announced: "The Graf will start for Europe from Pernambuco at approximately 8:00 p. m." CULINARY RAFT.... By Eatella Dor ran. Director. Hone tterrlr. the California Ore gon Power Company Building Permits Permit ieaued to J. A. Moffett, 1101 W. Eleventh street, new residence and garage, at an approximate cost of $1600, the largest permit for the month. Permit Issued to H. Guenther. 613 So. Newtown street, to remodel rest oence at an approximate cost of $50. EXCHANGE OLD GOLD for cash or trade at Brophy's. Jewelers. Easter Miracles "When young Mother Hubbard One to her eupboard To mix up a meal a la mod. She knows her nutrition And the Electrician Helps arry her housekeeping load " Electrical Housewares. This little verse quoted today re minds us that the modern housewife will be able to Join the "Easter Pa rade" and, at the same time, with th help of her "electrician." be prepared to serve the nicest Easter dishes In keeping with the occasion. "Happy Easter" greetings are Included with today's recipes for you. Raked Ham with Raisin Sauce Select a ham that doea not need parboiling. Wipe off with a damp cloth then place on a shallow pan In a cold oven. Set the temperature at 325 degree and bake 16 minutes per pound. About one hour before remov ing from the oven, remove skin and place whole cloves in the fat at regu lar spaces. Sprinkle with brown sugar and close the oven again to finish baking at the same heat. Serve with the following hot sauc' Va o vinegar 1 t dry mustard '4 t cinnamon '4 t cloves 1 glass tart jelly cup raisins Casserole of Corn and Celery 3 c yellow cream corn 7 c diced celery 6 soda crackers 1 egg Salt and pepper to taste 1 T butter Beat egg slightly and add corn, cel ery, crushed crackers and season to taste. Pour Into buttered baking dish And dot with butter. Bake In the oven with the ham the last hour of cook ing. (Baked sweet potatoes may be cooked in the oven at the same time.) Vegetable King Steam enough parsnips to make 3 cups of mashed vegetable. Beat 2 eggs MUhtly and blend with 't cup of milk and fold in the mashed parsnips. Pour this, seasoned to taste, into a well greased mold and bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes. Turn onto a fist serving dish and fill with Xreh steamed new peas and fried mush rooms. Orange and Prime Salad 4 large oranges 18 large cooked prunes 3 T minced parsley 4 c mayonnaise Remove the atones from cooked prune which have been chilled. Mix the parsley with the mayonnaise and stuff the prunes. Psre the oranges and slice. Arrange slices or orange on center of lettuce and place stuffed prunes on either side of slices. Chill and serve with French dressing. Daffodil Cake 1 c sifted cake flour !!4 e sifted aucar I c egg whites 4 egg yolks !4 t salt 1 t cream of tartar ' j t vanilla 'a t orange or lemon extract Sift the flour and 4 c of sugar to gether four times. Beat the egg whites with the salt until foamy, add the cream of tartar and continue beat ing until stiff enough to hold "peaks." Beat tn remaining sugar, 2 tablespoons at a time then fold in the flour very carefully. Divide into two parts and to one add the vanilla Beat yolks until thick and yellow and add to second part with the orange extract. Place by large spoonfuls into angel food pan, alternating colors. Place In cold oven and set control at 275 degrees for 30 minutes; Incresse April 12, 1036. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Cloudy to night and Saturday; cooler Satur day. Oregon: Cloudy tonight and Sat urday; cooler In the Interior Satur day. Local Data. Temperature a year Ago today: Highest, 81; lowest. 46. Total monthly precipitation 0.73 Inches. Excess for the month 0.M Inches. to 325 degreea for another 60 minutes. Remove and Invert until cold. Orange Iyer Mouwe 1 t plain gelatin 2 T cold water 6 orange. Julos and rind 1 lemon. Juice and rind H o eugar t pint whipping cream 4 T powdered sugar 1 t orange extract Soak gelatin In cold water and melt over hot water. Combine witli fntlt Juices, rind and sugar and heat until the sugar is melted. Pour into f reeslng tray and cool, then cover with whipped cream, which has been sweetened with powdered sugar and seasoned with extract. Preese qulck- 7- AFTER SCALP OF Meteorological Report Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1034, 14.48 inches. Deficiency for the season, 32 Inch, Relative humidity at 6 p.m. yes terday. 31 per cent; 6 a.m. today. 83 per cent. Tomorrow: Sunrise, 6:33 a.m.; sun set, 8:41 p. m. Observations Taken st 5 A HO in Meridian Time . M., ! I I 55H ZS ?! r! U i ! Boise 84 50 Cloudy Boston ...... 38 30 Cloudy Chicago - 44 40 .70 Rain Denver 42 28 Clear Eureka . 66 46 Cloudy Helens 66 32 Clear Los Angeles ........ 76 52 Clear MEDFORD - 72 47 Cloudy New York 50 38 .10 Cloudy Omaha 40 34 .02 Clear Phoenix - 84 52 Clear Portland ...,-..,- 74 64 Cloudy Reno 64 38 Clear Roscburg 72 44 Clear Salt Lake 58 42 Clear San Francisco 6fi 50 Cloudy Seattle 74 46 Clear Spokane 68 44 Cloudy Walla Walla 70 54 Cloudy Washington. DC. 54 40 .14 Cloudy SALEM. April 12. (AP) Dismissal of Harry Hutton, Salem fire chief for the past 20 years, will be asked in a resolution to be laid before the city council next Monday night, members of the fire department com mittee of the council said last night. The resolution will state that Hut ton's removal ls necessary for the efficiency of the fire department, committee members said. Chief Hutton yesterday declared that his "scalp was being sought" by the fire department committee, and asserted that "If the committee thinks I am going to resign when I don't know what I am resigning for. they'll have to guess again." sentenced for Tree Theft. SHENANDOAH. Pa (UP Theft of 17 trees from the Shenandoaa borough watershed, cost John Burs i v,,. (r.eHnm fnr ons vear and two months. Arraigned on the charge . . ... . j , i he pleaded gumy ana ir for each tree and cost, all totaling $440. He tDld officials he would aerva out the sentence at a $1 a day rate. Schilling A f ii n trl jyjore zest I r1' pawl Cut food costs while this gale lasts! Crisp, delicious Kellogg'8 Corn Flakes your family's favorite cereal now featured as pecial in the great Spring Sale! Change to crispness! Order several packages from your grocer today. Serve Kellogg's for break fast, lunch or supper. Nourishing. Ready to eat with milk or cream. Al ways oven-fresh. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. PATTY, YOUR BIRTHDAY CAKE IS LOTS BETTER,. THAN THE ONE WE HAD AT BETTY ALLEN'S PARTY ! 1 0. "Tvi .fl I Wi. A IV. - SH-H! MRS. ALLEN WILL HEAR YOU I SHE'S RI6HT THERE TALKING TO MOTHER! i if. : : HE'S RIGHT! YOU CER TAINLY CAN BEAT ME MAKING CAKES MRS. HOLT. I NEVER MADE VERY GOOD ONES MYSELE MRS. ALLEN, UNTIL V . HTRIED CALUMET 3AKING POWDER! 0 - e-1 tea. v Prisoners Go Home To Eat and Sleep BHRNIX CITV. Ala., April 12. D Here's one way of cutting munici pal expenses. The city commission Instructed the street superintendent to allow pris oners he thought he could trust to cat and sleep at home. They will be expected to report for work on the chain gnng each day And bring their Unicheal Saturday, we suggest you try this old favorite . . CHOCOLATE WHOLE WHEAT D0NUTS We know those who hnv tried them never get enough became they are always ask ing; for more. The original Beck recipe givei them a flavor all their own. 25c dozen At your favorite food store or at i ..... I THE OLD QUAKER CO., DISTILLERS CSHl LAW RENCI-BURG, IXD.-EST. 1846 .v.;- ' --' J tj pmT -''"''---y CodNo. S3SB NOW AVAILABLE y-ff 1.55 Quart , IN OREGON SJ5 lMt No- U6C YOU'LL BE FRIENDS FOR LIFE if you get acquainted with this friendly whiskey Quaker straight rye whiskey has a way of mak friends and keeping them. You'll understand hen you buy it it's friendly to your purse. But that s just half the story.Insliort, there's a barrel of quality in every bottle and it doesn't take a barrel of money to buy it! taste L,T"Jr rnrtiaf T toyxvr J - Pnrsr f ; IS THAT REALLY WHAT GIVES YOUR CAKE SUCH A SOFT VELVETY TEXTURE ? YES, YOU GET THAT TENDER FINENESS IN EVERY CALUMET CAKE ! CALUMET'S ECONOMICAL TOO. JUST ONE LEVEL TEASPOON TO THE CUP OF SIFTED FLOUR IS ENOUGH IN MOST RECIPES. YOU SEE, CALUMET IS THE DOUBLE-ACTING BAKING P0WDER.AND- r, j I DOUBLE-ACTING MEANS THAT CALUMET COM BINES TWO DISTINCT LEAVENING ACTIONS. A QUICK ACTION FOR THE MIXING BOWL" SET FREE BY LIQUID. IT STARTS THE LEAVENING PROPERLY y A SLOWER ACTION FOR THE OVEN - SET FREE BY HEAT. IT PROTECTS THE BATTER OR nnur.H ALLTHR0UGH THE BAKING. $8 3Ki ..T1 .I t t t f f f . . - i nut i wnyyour rating u nowntf to te tetter nttft Lalumets Double-Action. And notice the small thrifty Calumet proportion in Patty's Birthday Cake just one level teaipoon to the cud of sifted Hour!" PATTY'S BIRTHDAY CAKE (2 whites) 1 curt atftrd 8im Down I cup tutar Ck Flour 3 egf white, unheateo 2 twpoem Calumet Baking 'i cup milk Powder ' , teaipoon vanitla 1 teaspoon Mlt tnnpoon ftlmood 4 Ubietpoon butter extract Stft flour one. meaturr. add baking pnwder and wit. and lift tPirther thre limei. Cream butter thoroughly, add sugar gradually, and cream together well. Add egg white, nne at a lime, beating very thoroughly after eath addition. Add flour, alternately with milk, a mall amount at a time. Beat after each addition until smooth. Add flavoring. Bake in greated pan. I i J tnche. in moderate oven (350s F.) 50 mtnute. Spread boiled froating on top and tideaol" cake; mnkle w th Baker Ctxnout. Southern Style, tinted a delicate pink. In ert tiny pink candle in fretted cake. Alt maaiuramanrt are -aO CALUMET lh Double-Acting Baking Powder A product of CrntrtJ Foodt lOOKI Th n,w Columal tan o.m "IK n, ilmpl, fwi,t of lh, wrlill No mn brohan flngtrnaill or ruintd tomp,f,l RECIPE BOOK FREE-MAIL COUPON Fr.nr., Lr, B.m. G.n.1 FM,. B...1, Crk. Mich. cZsz svrTn,:;mXK 'Th N.m, MMT4-11-38 Str. Thi.rT,r,.pDKi,rt 11. 1JS in C.n.d.)