Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 31, 1935, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUTE. JfEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 31. 103.'. PAGE SEVEN lS "3JK- SSS 1LUMAN BROTHERS 111 Main SATURDAY CM. Choice Rhode Island Red Hens lb. 20c Choice Fryers .... lb. 25c Choice Steer Beef Pot Roast lb. 15c Veal Roasts lb. 15c Fresh Side Pork . '. . lb. 20c Shortening .... 3 lbs. 39c Grade "A" Butter .... lb. 30c A VERY FINE ASSORTMENT OF LUNCH AND PICNIC MEATS armTiTdDHuarnre?g FLOUR KLAMATH FALLS BOL'Ql'ET 49-lb. sack $1.59 SPUDS (50 Peter Pan, tall cans, 3 for ... 19c Tea Cup, tall cans, 3 for .... 19c I! S. ft ft Linhv s 3 ' . , -jjj Homogenized Baby Food 3 for PUijIlKmuWUf Strawberries Mi LOCAL Strawberries At a Very Low Price Tine Assortment or LOCAL VEGETABLES Pi" W.L 1 J. - L IT - 1 1 I I yS a3 wL I z:. RlPl 2 1b Now For That Picnic With advent of the summer season you will find our Bakery Department more of a help than ever. It will save you the time and the discomfort of tramping hot pavements frm store to store. Here you will find all vor.r food needs capably filled under one roof. lit : Short Cakes several types to gether with strawberries from local Q Strawberry Cran Fiw- rniiine whipped cra -a fST "ffS M and Bartlett SPECIALS JSJ i'j til KITCHEN Ql TEN 43-m. inch $1.79 69c lb. No. 2) & W. COFFEE .28c .54c tin tin Drink. genrie press Tomato Juice Picnic Size 2 for 15 - Vegetables ft 'V m. at" I Vtva ":T bu i t l I I 15c 25c tyi"' with each 1 OF I (Continued from Page One.) Communication line were down. There is no nearby landing field for airplanes. , Known P(ad Listed The list of known dead In Colo rado Springs this morning bore the names of: Mrs. Emma B Clark, 88. Colorado Springs. Lee Clmlno, 35. of Ivy wood. a ill burb. Ten unidentified persona. The missing are: Mr. and Mrs. Herman M- Sweet and two daughters, of Ivywlld. Esther Towsley. Mrs. Oscar White. 30. Five of these Included In Colo rado's death toll were swept away In swollen streams In northeastern Colorado near Sterling last Sunday and Monday. The last word from Kiowa. Colo.. Indicated about half of the town was under water. At Elbert, a score of buildings business establishments and real' dences were reported washed down the torrents. Whether there has been any loss of life there remained unde termined early today. Many May Not Be Found An accurate estimate of the toll of life taken yesterday at Colorado Springs may never be possible, offi cers said, because of the unlikeli hood that some. If any. of the bodies would be recovered, The ravaged area here, embracing Monument Valley park. Dorchester park, hundreds of homes, railroad lines and business buildings, was un der virtual martial law last night. Only persons carrying police passes were permitted through patrol Unas. Deputized citizens were busy hitt ing attempt-s to loot homea. Dot Wetmore, telephone operator at Elbert, sticking to her post buildings and debris swirled by. said she was "afraid to say about people dying." Asylum In Path At Pueblo, where raging water of the Arkansas river on June 3. 1031, drowned sixty persons and destroyed a considerable portion of the city, damage to an annex of the Colorado state hospital for the Insane was es- Pul SfMHQ, in Your diet and SfrUHty in your step! TrtlS time of year, aren't you getting a little tired of hot, heavy foods? Meet Spring half-way with a Wg bowl of Kcllogg's Corn Flakes for breakfast! These crisp, golden flakes will help you feci keener daring the day. They're full of refreshment. Rich fn energy and easy to digest. Kellogg's are always fresh. TheyVe heed-eileI In the patented TfAXnTE in ner bag. Heady to serve with milk or cream. Extra deli cions with fruit or berries. Quality guaranteed. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. for CRISPNESS timated at more than $200,000 early this morning. A large ward building at the hos pital annex, was torn apart by the torrent and half of It carried away. only an hour after 04 patlenta nad been removed from It to higher ground. Three residences of hospital attendants collapsed Into the muddy water as the roaring flood ate away at Fountain creek's banks. George Ooyett, telephone "trouble shooter," returning from Elbert, es timated that 20 residences and busi ness houses In that town had washed away. He said It was reported there had been some loss of life but the reports were most Indefinite. Two men, he said, still were stranded tn trees along the creek bed. having caught the branches as a house where they had taken refuge waa swept down stream. Autos Washed A ay Mrs. Wetmore said she saw vhe faces of two persons at a window in a house aa it rode down the swollen torrent. Several autos rolled along on the flood but It was not known whether any persons had been caught In them. Two men who emerged from a house on West Kiowa street and an other who lost his hold on ttmber ' he was riding apparently went to their deaths. William Llnvllle said he saw two men pulled down by the swirling waters and a few momenta watched helplessly aa the third man ! loat hi hold on the log and fell be neath the surface. Four rescue workers suffered shock and Injuries and had to go to a hos pital for treatment. They were Po licemen Harold Oreenhoe, and Capt. John Southcott. Oliver Dutcher and Pete Cramer, firemen. t'nnerred By Sights Dutcher, unnerved from shock, was reported to be In the most serious condition of the four. "It was ter rible to see so many people dying." he was quoted aa telling hospital at tendants. Dutcher was rescued from a tree. In the branchea of which water hurl ed him. Ellen O'Connor, society editor of the Gazette. Colorado Springs' morn ing newspaper, waa seriously Injured after she and her mother, Mrs. Ger aldine O'Connor, were trapped in their home. The driver of a city grader carried Mr. O'Connor to his vehicle, but when the daughter attempted to make her own way to safety, she was ! caught by raging m-aters and whirled again the. blade of the grader. James S. Falston, oo. who wa re covering from a fractured lg. man aged to hoist himself Into a tree when his automobile waa washed away and wa rescued. Rides Log to Safety Fred Whiteford clung to a log and floated nearly five miles before he was taken from the water. He Buf fered sereve shock from the ordeal. Caught when they sought to help others menaced by flood waters, Miss Betty Rogers of Orlando, Fla., and two friends, were carried some dis tances by the torrent, but were res cued. At least sixteen persons. Injured In the flood, were reported . receiving treatment In hospitals here last night. Little realizing the seriousness 6f the flood, a group of ten men r wo men and children climbed to the roof of a garage to gain a better view of tha torrent. Then realising their danger, they managed to climb Into nearby trees and then to a rooftop, where police and firemen rescued them. CLIPPER PLANE SLATED MIDWAY ISLAND HOP ALAMEDA. Calif.. May 81. (UP) Pan-Ameriean Airways' four motored Clipper plane may pioneer the second lg of the company- projected trans pacific service within the next wek, it was Indicated today. With the first round trip commer cial flight of Alameda to Honolulu already to Its credit, the plane Is scheduled to fly next to Midway Islands, 1300 mile northwest of Honolulu. The plane, torn down for camplete rechecklng and conditioning after the Honolulu flight, waa reported ready for another long distance hop. Me chanics were busy on the huge Si korsky. It has concluded a protracted series of short test and exploratory flights In the San Francisco bay re gion, in which the radio directional beam equipment here and on the plane has been thoroughly tried out. Company officials would give no official confirmation regarding start ing date for the midway flight, ex plaining that formal announcement of the attempt probably would be made In New York. Holland Coffee Shop Home-eooked meal. Reasonable price. Banquets RED LABEL fcj ( fl ! BLENDED f 5, r I S Z ' WHISKEY TJ 4 I ii.iiiwii . t 'ifCt. v -1 - f,""Ti"i"",',a i fULINARY VRAFT.... By Kstella Uorgan. Director. Hume Serrioa. the California Ore gon Power Company Strawberries As you Like Them. Aren't they about the best look- ing things you ever saw in the food market? Red and ripe and luscious they greet you with tha coming of summer and straw berry short-cake will always be as sociated with the Joys of June time tn the minds of all West C o a a t people. Truth to tell, there are two "parties." strong and deter mined, during thle aea son: one believe is and ran only F.stella Dorgan. that "short-rske be the one and perfect biscuit foun- dation: the other serve the effemi nate ' sponge cake" with complete ; success tn their camp. Well, however that may be. there Is never dissen sion regarding the strawberries. They larer,muRt rd ,l1 ovr- riP' Rnfl nil through, and "home-grown tor real flavor. Strawberrj -MInt ( nrktall. 1 cup 6 large berries, cut Into slices cup oranie Juice 2 tablespoons powdered sugar Sprig of fresh mint. Slice the berries into the glsAs. sprinkle with powdered sugar. Put the sprig of mint on top of berries and place a large, perfect berry on top. Pour the Juice over all and serve cold. Strawberry-Hanana Salad. 1 salad 1 bnnsna 8 berries 2 tablespoona powdered sugar 2 tablespoons lemon Juice Water cress. Cut the bnnsna In fourths and re move part of the center. Place halves of strawberries along the center of banana and arrange on dish aa spokea with a whole berry for the : center. Sprinkle with sugar and lemon Juice. Arrange the water cresa (or celery leaves and parsley! be-: tween the sections of banana and serve with fruit Juice or French dressing. Custard Jundae, gga 'i cup sugar 1 qt. milk (scalded) teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla or lemon. Bent egg slightly: add sugar, salt and scalded milk. Strain and pour Into buttered baking molds. Bake at 325 degrees until knife blade cuts clean (about 3ft minutes). Wmnld snd when cold, cover with sweetened fresh berrie. Top with a teaspoon of whipped cream and a bit Jf orange marmalade. . Ladles Salad. 1 helping . 1 slice pineapple 'i cup strawberries (halved) 1 whole berry 1 tablespoon cream cheese tj orange. French dressing. Arrnngc on lettuce leaf placing pineapple ring first. Fill center with softened cheese and plsc the whole berry in the center of the cheese Then arrange four sections of orange around the cheese and the hslvr of strawberries around tha orange circle. Chill thoroughly and svr with French dreasing. Strawberry Chantllly. 1 box of ntrawberriea 2 egg white 8 tablespoona powdered sugar 1 tablespoon sherry flavoring. Wash and stem berries, then cut in halves and sprinkle with the sugar. Chill thoroughly. Beat whiter until stiff, then add 8 tablespoon., of powdered sugar and beat well. Sprinkle sherry flavoring over ber rlea and then mix them with the beaten whites. Pile in parfsit glass and serve very cold. Garnish with a whole berfy. - Strawberry Mallow. 20 marshmallow 1 tablespocn orange Juice cup water 1 tablespoon sugar 1 clip crushed berrie 1 cup whipping cream. Mix crushed berries with ugar and Juice and let itand one-half hour. Steam marshmallow and water In double boiler, then add prepared berries and pour into flat dish to cool. When cold, and slightly stif fened, combine very carefully with cream which has been whipped until 6tiff. Pile In glasses and serve chilled. Shortcnke (Hlhinlt) 2 cups flour 2 teaspoon bnklng powder (double actlnp i or (4 tnaspoons tartrate baking powder) i; teaspoon salt. 1 tablespoon sugar 3 tablespoons butter cups milk. 4 I Holland Coffee Shop Home-cooked Ml meal. Reaaona-ble prices. Buffat j lunches. j flfVAS k ",r'r' Si i Tri Iskcj JkjalJl mT. en At th Invitation o( PRESIDENT FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT 0.000 Scouts Will BeCampdatthftNation'tCopitai for TnDayi to Calibrate th 25th Annivtriary of the Boy Scouts of Amcriea Social Railroad tat Will U Avoilobte ApfTf to UmI OtftM lib lor Softuts A&vriaa m AppbabM sUonk m rurtW Dtiaito. Normsn Rockwell, famovu, artist , designed the official poster shown above for the Boy Scout Jsmboree. August 21-30. when 30,000 Boy Scouts will encamp in Washington, D. C. in the greatest gathering of boyhood which hsa ever taken place in Amer ica. Rockwell ha caught the thrill of this great national event with the clarion call "On to Washington." ad dressed to the one million scouts and cout leaders of America. It la mt surprising that he should have ap proached the subject sympathetically, for Rockwell, earning today a kings ransom ty hla brush, began hia ar tistic career as a "cub" artist more than 20 years ago on Boys' Life, the msgajFlne for all boys, published by the Boy Scouts of America. The central figure of the poster I These select vintages now under the label RIVIGRA A limited-time offer made solely to acquaint you with the bouquet and flavor of the matchless Roma wines! Special prices on all the six delightful varieties of Roma-vinted "sweet" wines ...Port, Sherry, Angelica, SWEM'S GHFTT Store of a Knitting Bags $1.00 Chlnti hc llh wooilm frnniM. Untidily inrrlpil nrt ulaiH on floor urjld' vou hm knitting Desk Pencil Holders 85c and $1.25 NnvrltT mrtal tlMk nrnomfnt". ling. ppnKUln)i. ptr., hnlfllnie pro pfllhtK Pnrtl of Ratslth. COCKTAIL SHAKERS Aluminum and hlark RnaniPl Cbfrl-o F.xpfrt Uliakfr. Kfrlpf Kaiicr on nlrt In.iir t hr per fect maklnc of all populnr rmklalli .. 2.00 I,IM-JII fthakr. Thr lull. slfn1rr tthnpn of lltU glramlnc non larnl.hlitf chromium makn II dtclflnlly atlrarf Ivf. Prlre PARTY TIT' HF.R SMAhKR. Ilammrrfd rhromhim with hamllri of Mark hakrlllr . f .vnn ((XhTAII. I'lChx. Colorful and nrrf.Mir)-. Pkj 2-V White Lettuce Leaf Ware Reprndmtlon. of the famon. Irlh rhlna at frartlon of former rout. Milad nowlf lth rolored servlnj fork and .poon fl.Ao Teapot.. IteelfPk lhape 1.00 Surer and Creamer. Pair .IS r.up and "ailcere 2A Waffle Met.. Tray, furtip Plfrher and Waffle Jii 2 no .l.-irdlnlere. I-S Send Cards HilNGTON I AUGUST a smiling ftoy Scout, hi hand beck onlns. Above the scout's head Is the s!wn ''On to Washington." and the dates of the Jamboree. The back ground discloses a line of tents sym- bolln of the great canvas city which wilt rise at the nation's capital. A American ertgle beepeaks the natlonsl ettaraeter of the event and In the fur ther background the national caplol epltomlrea American citizenship, the underlying theme of the Jamboree. Tc the neout's left is the Jamboree em blem. soon to be a familiar sight on scout uniform in thousands of cities and villages. President Roosevelt. honorary president of the Boy Scout of America, who will participate In the Jamboree, will receive on of the emblems. The ymbo la multi-pointed compare whose nor paint Is the Tenderfoot badge of the scout movement. . . . Port, Sherry, Angelica, Tokay, Marsala, Muscatel Tokay, Marsala, Muscatel. Quantities are very limited at the surprisingly low prices now in effect. See your dealer today. ROMA WINE COMPANY, INC. Lodi, California Es tablished 1890. J. Battista Cclla, President. Thousand Thoughtful SALE OF PHOTO PICTURE FRAMES 69c New styles and tones to harmonize with the mod. em photograph. Suede easel backs. Sir.cs up to 8x10. BATURDAY ONLY Coffee Set. Service for 8 $2-60 Popular white earthenware. Set ron.W of coffee or chocolate pot. Mirar and creamer and a deml ta.e cupa and saucer.. Perfume Bottles 38c Replicas of old Hedjewond. Miniature sire tn dainty floral de tln. of Congratulation to ESTIMATE 20,000 TOLL IN QUETTA; VILLAGER RAZED (Continued from Page Ona.) thickly populated native district, were destroyed by the shocks. Previous report that railway suf fered heavy damage later were be lieved to have been Incorrect, aa M was said relief supplies and worker were able to penetrate the quake-hit sections. The Punjab government waa active In recruiting physician and nurses. A brief message by wtrelesa. tha only means of communication, said hat relief work had been started at Quetta with hospitals and camps set up on a race course and the grounds of the residency. Supplies were said to be sufficient for the present. Ask Medlial Aid Sir Norman Carter, the agent of the governor general, sent through a short meswige to Simla, confirming the Intensity of the earthquake and made an urgent request that physi cians and mirses be rvished. The quske Jarred the northern frontier of India at 3 a. m.. wreaking ita havoc in about one minute. The provlnre of Baluchistan, popu lated by shout BflR.000 persons, waa hardest hit. Unofficial report aald that In one village of the province, Mnatung. with It 4,000 persons, suf fered a loss of 8o per cent of Its in habitants. Police Surfer Heaxlly At official report said: "Many casualties are feared to hava occurred among the aubordlnate civil and police officers. The police fores wsa almost wiped out. No railway offlcera were killed but heavy cas ualties were fen red among tha sub ordinate personnel." The terrified people, those who es caped Injury, spent the remainder of the hours before dawn In the open, after they were routed from their beds. Among these were the resi dents of Larkana. Shlkarpur and R tadero. KROSCHBL MTUC PRODUCTS a sold at George' Cash Grocery, Frank. Un's Grocery, So. Central: Laurel St. Grocery: Franklin' Grocery. NorVl Peach St.: Milk Depot. Nort.h Iry At SHOP Little Gifts Flower Vases 35o Soft (crfena and Ivor? white In attractive ahapn. 6 Inrh alie. Five Year Diaries $1.25 Lock and key tjpe with genuine leather covers In a variety of col or and tlr.ljn BOXED STATIONERY Ideally suited for Oraduatlon (lifts and Prizes. All the new colon and aliea and hoxed more attractively than ever hefore. Folded Notes. Roes of (old and silver .W French Perforated Notea. Wooden top boxes SOC "MyllBh Blue" Bordered Notes and Letter size 7Sc "Petersburg I8.M", the wanted blue stationery with lined en velopes of contrasting color. Bos I OO SPECIAL Regular $1.00 gay polka-dot boxes filled with a quire of quality paper. Saturday only 65c Kodak Albums $1.00 Special for Oraduatlon Olfts. Tooled Spanish leather slmllas In larja sire. Colors brown nnd Ivory. the Graduate .-e o