Medford mail tribune., April 26, 1935, Page 4, Image 4

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MEDFORD MiHi fSflSEOT, SfEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. liPRIL' 25. 1035.
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ing when It waa learned that Gover
nor Martin, who wu to have been a
guest, could not attend.
The governor aacured hla llatenera,
who represented ail of Jackson coun
ty, that development of the Pacific
highway over the Siskiyou mountains'
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Old Fashioned
Praline Cakes
Probably your grandmother mado this cake years
ago. It is a real treat and we have uncovered an
old home recipe which we think is really excellent.
A mere description will not do justice to the cake
but suffice to say that it's n delightful combination
of Butterscotch cake and icing and Toasted Cashews
Half Size 27c
Full Size 49c
We are also featuring Salt Rising Bread. The only
genuine loaf made in Southern Oregon or Northern
California. Per loaf 15o.
And above all if you haven't
tried our New Honey Crushed
Wheat Bread do so today.
There's nothing like it.
For Greater
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will come under his Immediate and
special consideration. "The Pacific
highway Is the highway of Oregon,"
the governor said. "It carries the
traffic; therefore It must be modern
lzed from Salem to the California
border.
"The people are highway minded,"
he continued. Of the 112 000.000 we
are going to get this year, much will
be siKnt on highways. First we will
rebuild the road over the Slsklyous,
and I assure you that to show my
gratitude to Jackson county, the Sis
kiyou road will come under my spe
cial consideration."
IuiU County So Ions
In reviewing the outstanding ac
complishments of the recent session
of the state IrtflKlature, Oowrnor
Martin praised Senator George W.
Dunn of Ashland and Representatives
Oleun O. Taylor and A- Moore Ham
ilton of this city. He prslsed the lat-
ter as peer of 10 outstanding young
men In the bouse.
The speaker said that In compar
ing the work of the legislature to
that In Washington and California,
there la every reason to believe that
much was accomplished. "When they
failed, I straightened them out," the
governor added in one of the spark
ling witticisms of the speech. He said
In the event of a special session, the
legislature may pass some of the 36
bills that he vetoed. He backed up
hla vetoea as "alt good ones," made
In an effort to bring the state out of
the depression with banners flying.
Governor Martin's reference to the
state planning board brought laughs
and applause from the audience,
when he said "There's not a politi
cian, thank God, on that board. X
don't know what their politics are
and I don't give a damn."
Self Help Spirit Needed
The speaker said that much money
Is to be spent wisely In the develop
ment of the Willamette valley. He
gave a graphic comparison of that re
gion with Holland, using figures to
show the relative low productiveness
of the valley.
In conclusion, the governor stressed
the need to bring the people of Ore
gon to a sense of self help, to develop
the state through the proper, strong
leadership. "It Is a great Indictment
to the state to He down and listen to
the subversive elements," the gover
nor said, "I want to head the people
In a spirit of the offensive. We must
thrive on hardships."
Tribute To Harder
T. E. Daniels was chairman. He In
troduced W. A. Gates, director or the
chamber of commerce, who gave the
following tribute to B. E. Harder, re
cently re-elected president of the
Jackson County Chamber of Com
merce :
"I have a very pleasant duty as
signed to me tonight one which I
hope will establish a precedent In
Jackson county. Por the first time In
my 31 years In southern Oregon, the
chamber of commerce Is Including In
Its annual program a tribute to a
civic worker still active in his unself
ish efforts to make ours a better
county In which to live.
"Contrary to precedent we are not
wsttlng until his life work Is finish
ed before paying fitting tribute but
do so In the midst of his activities
that he may know the appreciation of
his fellow workers and be further
stimulated In the great task yet be
fore him by the encouragement this
tribute may bring.
Community United
"As I look back over my 31 years
In the Rogue river valley, I am great
ly Impressed by one thing except
for the duration of the war and
throughout the past year our com
munity has been divided over various
questions questions that have fre
quently resulted In bitterness and
strife and so divided our community
energy that material progress was
Impossible.
Throughout the past year south
ern Oregon presented a united front.
We have seen the Med ford Chamber
of Commerce acquire a broader vis
Ion of the possibilities of community
development. The old Medford Cham
ber of Commerce Is no more In Its
stead la a mighty organization of
civic workers from every community
In our county working unitedly on
a constructive program of develop
ment so extensive In scope as to In
sure benefits to every oltlzen of the
Rogue river valley.
"One year ago Ben Harder was
elected president of the old Medford
Chamber of Commerce, under his
leadership has developed a great or
ganisation that promises much good
the Jackson County Chamber of
Commerce. At this table are directors
from every section of our county
pledged to cooperation In a great pro
gram 'of activities for the coming
year. This I consider the greatest
community achievement since i came
to southern Oregon.
Cltutlon rrrented
"Ben you are going on with us
for another year. That your directors
have asked me to say 'well done' is
very pleasing Indeed. I am sorry I
lack the words to properly convey
the sincere appreciation that prompts
your board of dlrectora to present
you with this citation,
"I shall take the privilege of read
ing It.
"While only the signatures of your
board of directors appear on the cl
tutlon, it expresses the appreciation
of every citizen of Jackson county
for your splendid efforts and carries
with It their best wishes for a suc
cessful year as president of the Jack
son County Chamber of Commerce
throughout 1935."
Ilurdrr Heftponds
Mr. Harder responded as follows:
"It Is with a feeling of responsibil
ity that I rise to respond to your
little Liiljr, 1 promise
to love, honor and obey-i
if you promise to serve me
Schilling Coffee every J.ty.
Men like Schilling Coffee
lor its sturdy quality.
Handle it with reasonable
care (but not kid gloves)
and it's always
fragrant and full flavored.
Schilling
Coffee
Tiere are two Schilling Coffees.
One for percolator.
One for drip.
PUBLIC DONATES
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The appeal of Gov. Martin L. Davey of Ohio for money to operate
hie office, after the senate refused hie request for funds, had Ita effect.
Contributions ranging from one cent to five dollars have been sent to
him. He is shown with hia stenographer, Irene Irwin, with an armful
of gifts. (Associated Press Photo)
kind words of praise and to. thank
you for this beautiful tribute that
you have presented to me. I fear that
you have done me too much honor
and given me too much credit. One
must not forget that this organiza
tion the Jackson County Chamber
of Commerce Is composed of some
300 members and directed by a board
of ai directors chosen from practic
ally every part of the county, and an
efficient and capable manager and
office assistants. To my way of think
ing, credit for the accomplishments
of this organisation should be given
to the directors who are chosen from
the residents of Medford' and the
surrounding cities, together with the
membership, some 100 of whom are
serving on active committees. To
those who are giving so freely of their
time and effort, together with an
able manager, the credit really be
longs. "When I assumed the presidency of
this organization a year ago. It had,
under Its efficient manager, Mr. Ban
well, a well defined program. It was
only for those who followed, to car
ry out and enlarge on the same.
Since your directors have seen fit to
re-elect me as president for the com
Ing year. It will be my aim, with the
able assistance of the dlrectora and
members, to accomplish many of the
things we have In mind. Our five
year plan of development for south
ern Oregon Is complete, comprehens
ive and under the chairmanship of
Mr. Alenderfer many things should
be accomplished for the betterment
of this territory.
FOODCASTS
Cheese without Krispy Crackers is
like a pretty girl without a beaul
Even a baked potato can be "differ
ent"! Make a hole in one end and
insert a small slice of bacon rolled.
Call it a "peek-a-bacon" potato!
Season your steak, before hmilinn
with a licht touch of black pepper.
Then salt it just before it comes off
the broiler. . . And speaking of salt,
ever noticed that Krispy Crackers
urc ssitea j-u-u-s-t enough?
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I.imburger cheese Is named for
Limburit, Holland. Incidentally, it's
mado from freshly drawn and still
unu cow a num.
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Virginia has the distinction of Riving
a number of presidents to the nation
and also a lot of grmvi recipes
which have done an much as her
"native sons" to spread Virginia's
fame. Just try this one. for instance:
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H pound smoked ham
1 pound froh Iran pork
21 Sunshina Krispy I'racaera,
nnely cnishrd
1 optt H cup tomato cabmp
'1 tablespoons water
Crmrl meal ne A IJ liuhtfy beaten eg
then other ingredient: hlrnd . ll. rck
Into wrll-oilrd haVinir di;h. lUVe. w.
rorerH. in moderate oven W K ) for
I'l hour.. Kor steaming. na.k into top of
doul.l. boiler or un.er part of food
f(fa,nr and strain for 1', hours o,rr
othr foo,L. 6 to H. All meaaur..
menu sUmUnl.
Mor. foodeastm toon
Watch for thani
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COIN TO GOVERNOR
"Again, I thank you for your kind
words and token of appreciation.
With the assurance of your support,
we will be able, during the coming
year, to accomplish some lasting
benefits for Jackson county."
Official! Introduced
Mr. Daniels Introduced the follow
ing state officials who accompanied
the governor to southern Oregon, and
civic leaders In Jackson county:
R. H. Baldock, state highway en
gineer; J. M. Devers, attorney for the
state highway commission; J. N.
Bishop, of the highway department;
C. B. McCollough, of the highway de
partment; A. K. McMahon, chairman
of the state liquor control commis
sion; W. L. Gosslln, secretary to the
governor; Mayor George Porter; Ma
jor Clare H. Armstrong, commanding
officer CCC; Karl L. Janouch, super
visor Rogue River National forest;
County Judge E. B. Day; Gordon
MacCracken, secretary Ashland
Chamber of Commerce; Prof. I. E.
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SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS make a penny
You'd never guess how many Sunshine Krisrv Crackers
a penny buys! Just about 7 of them when you get them
in the blue and white pound packaRel . . . But that's not
all! Sunshine Krispy Crackers are made from the finest
ingredients, too . . . the kind you'd use in your own home!
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Vlnlng. representing the president of
the Ashland Chamber of Commerce.
H. A. Thierolf, vice-president of
the chamber of commerce, was intro
duced, as were the following direc
tors: K. C. Jerome,' J. B. Kirk, J.
Verne Shangle, R. E. Blankenburg
Andre Cbomel. John Holmer, Earl
Newbry. Olen Arnaplger. Albert
Burch, W. B. Bolger, W. A. Gates,
Herb Grey, Roland Hubbard, W. F.
Isaacs. William Perry, F. L. TouVelle
and B. F. VanDyke. O. O. Alenderfer
and K. W. Keqdrtck. also directors,
were unable to attend.
Two vocal selections were offered
by Mrs. F. I. Bristol, soprano, accom
panied by Miss Gladys LeMarr.
ELLIOTTS LEAVING
Fire Chief Roy Elliott, accompanied !
by Mrs. Elliott, will leave by auto '
tomorrow for a month to six weeks' i
visit with his family and old friends j
In Grldley. Kansas, the first trip
to his boyhood neighborhood in 12 .
years. The Elliotts will drive to Reno. ;
from there to Salt Lake City, and
from the Utah capital to Denver. 1
Prom Denver they will drive on Into
Qrldley. a short distance from Kan
sas City. I
The Chief stated 'today that they
win probably drive through some of
the country recently devastated by
dust storms, but that the "black
tornadoes" had not effected the ter- ,
rltory near Grldley.
The Medford Mall Tribune will be
sent dally to the Elliotts while they
are on their trip. In order that they
may keep pace with developments In
Medford. and see that the town Is
not ravaged by flames during their
absence, since Fire Chief Elliott has
been In charge of the local depart
ment, an enviable record In low fire
losses has been made, with 1934
losses the lowest In the state for
cities approximating the size of Med
ford. OF
The Medford volunteer fire depart
ment, with Captain George Brown In
charge, will hold their regular meet- '
lng Monday night, with Dr. lnskeep !
m attendance to give a demonstra- I
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the cracker for
FROM THE
tinn nf the new lnhalator recently
! purchased by the department,
j The new lnhalator Is one of the
! finest made, and the city of Medford
; h nrnttd nf its aeouialtton.
I The demonstration la expected to be
I t-ftr ihtpuiiiii anti a lar&A crowd
of volunteers is expected to be
present.
Silver
NEW YORK, April 2fl (AP Bar
sliver strong, 4 cents higher at 81c.
ADRIENNE'S
Afternoon and
styles. Special
Graduation Dresses
A new shipment including; organdie,
eyelet, net, taffeta.
$7.95 S12-95 $19.95
Corsets and Corselettes
Broken sizes in values to
$10.95. On sale at
Three pair of Silk Hosa in
Spring shades
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that grand old partnership
"CRACKERS & CHEESE'
When people get together to enjoy a hearty
snack, usually its "Krispy Crackers and cheese"!
These crisp, extra flaky crackers give this grand
old combination a new delight! ... For Sunshine
Krispy Crackers have a remarkably delicious
flavor that makes good cheese taste much better!
THOUSAND WINDOW BAKERIES OK LOOSE.WILES BISCUIT CO.
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JOHN MUIR SCHOOL AT
HAYWARD LOST IN FIR,
OAKLAND, Cal., April 28
The John Mutr school at Harm,
near here, waa destroyed by ti'
with lou of 40,000 today in whl "Mi
Fire Chief Manuel O. Biggs Oiertbt Hl
one wu In the building. he
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
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Plain colors and tweeds,
Values to $16.95
$10.95
PRINT DRESSES
WASH SILKS
street
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$12.95
$2.95
HOSIERY SPECIAL
$2.00
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