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MED FORD MAIL TRrBUXE. MEDFOKD. OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 28. 193(5.
OF LOCAL OFFICE
(Continued from Pag One.)
CrMoent City, Cal., south to 100
miles the other side of Eureka, in
cluding that city, and aut to the
Dunamulr territory now covered out
mt this office.
Tne Doost in territory will now
place Med ford on a per with nich
Urge coast cities as Spokane, San
Diego, San Jose and others In that
class, surpassed only by Los Angeles,
San Francisco. Oakland, Portland
and Seattle, Hathaway said.
The new complete territory was
put under Med ford direction yester
day and now Includes 400 miles of
coast line, from Florence, Ore., soutn
to near Wllllts, Calif. Included also
Is territory lying as far east as 60
miles the other side of Lake view,
northern. California as far southeast
as Lauen national park, parts of
Nevada, and as far north along the
Pacific highway as Drain, Ore.
The personnel working directly out
of the Med ford office Is thus raised
to approximately I3fl men, Hathaway
said.
R. R, Hocker, transferred from j
Olendale to fill the vacated position
of A. 3. Hauk, haa taken up his new
duties here, and both ha and his
family have moved to this city to
estannan tneir new home.
Fruit and Coconut Glorify Winter Pies
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GUESTS AT MIAMI
LOSE VALUABLES
MIAMI BEACH. Fla., reb. 38. (AP)
A check of guests' losses today In
dicated cash and valuables totaling
30,000 or mors were taken In the
earlr morning robbery of the email
Oolonr hotel her.
Three robbere. who threatened two
employes In the hotel's dlmly.llt
loony, ripped out the entire safe de-
poalt vault of so boxes and escaped
In an automobile Just before day
break.
The heaviest loser, apparently, was
Mrs. o. d. ornsteln of Beverly Hills.
Cel., here with her son, George, who
reported ions of saoo cssh and two
bracelets she valued at 97,dOO.
Another guest, Mrs. Bam Goldstein
of Philadelphia, said ens lost a ring
worm ai.ooo and a Jewel set pin
worth a.l00, while Mrs. Julius Wein
berg of Washington valued at (9,100
two rings, one her wedding ring, and
Mrs. Morrla Wltttlln, also of Wash
ington, reported loss of a diamond-
set watch and a ring valued at a,-
eoo.
Coulee Publisher
Freed Of Charge
GRAND COULEE DAM, Feb. 38
(API Harvey N. Larson, publisher of
the Grind Coulee Times, weekly news
psper, has been cleared of forgery
eherges.
He was arrested by state patrolmen
at the request of Spokane officers.
Deputy Sheriffs George Harber nrt
William Truman of Spokane ques'
tioned Larson for an hour In the
Mason city jail yesterday and an
nounced he waa not the man they
sought. He was released.
Ex-Con Confesses
Portland Holdups
PORTLAND, Ore.. Peb. 38. (API
Paul Willis, ex-convlct. srrested at
Chinook. Wash., confessed implica
tion In three streetcar holdups here.
Detective Cenlitln Jack Kecitan said
today,
Willis was charged with asssult and
robbery while armed. He also was
charged with larceny of an overcoat
at Astoria. Ills reputed holdup com
panion, Eugene Taylor, was recently
bound over to the grsnd Jury here
en holdup charges.
COCONUT cream pie has always
enjoyed the reputation of being
one of the most delectable pies
but when fruit la added to the
cream coconut Oiling It becomes the
pie supreme. And now, that we
can biiy delicious coconut con
venlently put up In packages or
cans, we can give our families this
treat easily and simply.
Coconut Cream Fruil Pie
tablespoons sustr I etip ahradda
Lblaspoon c.ks oconut
. ,flor a teaepoone vsnllls
14 teaspoon ,slt a bananas
a cups milk i btk.d t.ioeb ste
I ess yollta, sllshtly shaU
bostn
1 en whites, Daah of i!t
unbatn a lableipoons witer
11 cup aug ar 4 usipoon vanlUa
Combine sugar, Dour, and aalt In
(op of double boiler. Add milk and
egg yolks, mixing thoroughly.
Piece over rapidly boiling Water
and cook 10 minutes, stirring con-
loiiur. rtemova rrom nolllng wa
ter; add V, cup coconut and va
nilla. Cool. Slice 1 banana Into
pie shell; then All with cooled
tilling.
Place egg whites, sugar, salt, and
water In top of double boiler; beat
with rotary egg beater until
thoroughly mixed Place over
rapidly boiling water and beat 1
minute: then remove from fire and
continue beating 1 minute, or until
mixture will stand In peaks. Add
flavoring. Pile lightly on filling.
Slice remaining bananas and ar
range wun slices overlapping,
around meringue. 8prlnkle with
remaining coconut. Serve at once.
Coconut Cream Peaoh Pie
Use recipe for Coconut Cream
fruit Pie, substituting 114 cups
Bllced fresh peaches, or 1 cups
drained, canned sliced peaches, for
bananas. Place 14 of peaches ;in
pie shell. Add filling and cover
with meringue. Arrange remaining
peaches around meringue. Sprinkle
with coconut. Serve at once.
Coconut Cream Orann. Dl.
Use recipe' for Coconut Cream
Fruit Pie. substituting ...
for bananas. Remove membrane
from orange sections tnrf voataM
slightly. Place H of orange sec
tions In pie shell. Add filling and
cover with meringue. Arrange re
maining sections around meringue.
Sprinkle with coconut. Serve-at
once.
IDATE
DUE FOR PICK-UP
AS CLOSE LOOMS'
(Continued from Page One)
In temperature; gentle variable wine
off the coast.
Oregon: Cloudy, occasional rain In
west and north tonight snd Ssturday;
snow over mountains; little chsnge
In temperature: Increasing southerly
wind off the coast.
sessor J. B. (BUn) Coleman, Com
missioner Ralph Billings of Ashland,
snd County Clerk Oeorge R. Carter.
Incumbent officials, have filed for re
election on the Republican ticket.
Commissioner Billings is ths only
offlclsl with opposition In the prl-
msry so fsr, his post being contested
on the Republican ticket by William
Bruin of Talent.
Ray Schumacher of Talent has
filed for the Democratic prlmsry for
county treasurer.
District Attorney George A. Cod
ding has announced that he would
file for renomlnatlon on the Demo
cratic ticket but has not yet done jo.
Victor A. Tengwsld of this city has
filed for the place on the Republican
ticket, and Cramer Deuel has an
nounced he would.
ROCHESTER, N. Y Peb. 38. (AP)
Qeorge Do Hand, 43-year-old bus
driver, died today of pneumonia
the Indirect result, physlclana said, of
his successful fight to save seven
snowbound children from the bllutard
which swept New York state ten days
ago.
His bus mlrcd in huge drifts near
Turkey Hollow a week ago Tuesday,
with all the children three or four
miles from their homes.
After hours of toll, De Hand got
the bus clear snd drove the children
home.
The next day his arms and legs
were perslysed. Dr. Herbert Spcrry
of Williamson raid neuritis was the
euse.
Want Health) Teachers
LA GRANDE, Ore., Peb. 38. (p
Ths La Grande school board re-elect-ed
teachers for 1039 with provision
they must present satlifactory health
certificates. The heelth progrsm was
made a permanent part of the board's
policy for all teachers.
Four Slot Machine
Operators Fined
SPOKANE, Wash., reb. 36. (AD
Pour men were fined a ench snd a
fifth was fined 15 In Justice court
for operating alot machines as gam
bling devices. They were arrested
by sheriff's officers In raids outside
the city. Justice ptsnk Yuss ruled
thet all Blot maahines used for gsm
bllng must be confiscated under the
law.
SIX ARMY PLANES jOSEPUElIS
HERE OVER NIGHT
Six Boeing army pursuit planes
that srrlved at municipal airport late
yesterday afternoon from Port Lewis.
Wash., left at 10:35 this morning for
Cressy field. Snn Francisco.
They are part of an order of new
army ships from the Boring plsnt In
Brattle for service at Selfrtdgo field
near Detroit. Mich. Tcn'of the planes
cleared through Medford last week.
The squadron arriving yesterday
was In commsnd of Capt. N. Burnett.
The other officers were Capt. C. r.
MC'ry. enpt. d. C. Crabb. Lieut. R. T.
mnnrnarfl. Lieut, w. J. Bell and
Lieut. Henry B. Fisher.
The officers were met st the field
by Fred Hejth. Jr., chairman of the
city council aviation committee. They
stayed at the Hotel Medford during
vncir visit nere.
OVER WEEK-END
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 38. (AP)
Spring-like showers over Oregon will
continue the rest of the week, the
weather bureau predicted today.
Swollen strearm of the atat were
closely eyed by lowland residents.
Deep snow In the mountain make
the flood threat more acute than for
several aeanons put.
The Willamette river waa up con
siderably, but still able to carry It
big muddy load comfortably.
Trie Columbia rirer waa particular
ly high from The Dallea to Vancou
ver. -
Occasional showers were predicted i
for tonight and tomorrow, while
more snow was expected to fall In the
mountains.
Roosevelt Plans
Cruise For Fish
WASHINGTON, Feb. 38. (AP)
President Roosevelt said today he ex
pected to go on a fishing trip about
tne end of March,
In all probability he will cruise
again off the Florida coast where he
has been on similar trips during re
cent years.
Albany Basketeers
Emulate Grid Team
TACOMA. Wash., Feb. 38. (AP)
Albany colleges basketball tesm it
fast emulating Its football brothers.
The football team last fall finally
won a game after more than 36 con
secutive defeats.
The basketball team suffered Its
ninth straight setback here last night,
being nosed out, 32 to 30, by Col
lege of Puget Sound.
G res ham Teachers
To Get Pay Boost
ORESHAM, Ore., Feb. 38. (AP)
Pre-depreulon salary schedules will
return next fall for Oresham schaol
teachers, the school board voted.
The faculty payroll was cut 30
per cent In 1933. Half of this was
restored last year and the old level
will be resumed next September.
All teachers were re-elected for next
year.
f
Salem Boy Named
For West Point
PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 28 (API
Senator Charles McNsry (R.. Ore.)
nominated Alan G. Baker of Salem for
appointment to the West Point mili
tary academy, the Oregonlan's Wash
ington correspondent said.
McNary named John C. Beatty. Jr.,
Portland, first alternate, and Hamil
ton E. Rcbentlseh. Portland, second
alternate. i
GUARANTEES 10 CATCH
the sbbot at Mount Angel Benedic
tine sbbey announced today.
Newa of ths proposed round-up of
wild horses in the Applegste dis
trict continues to spread and bring
all torts of Inquiries snd offers.
Todsy Lee Port U. S. forest rsnger
of the Applegste district, received
letter from W. A. Riley of la
Crosse. Wash., who offered to con
duct the round-up for eompensstlon
either In horses or cssh st so much
hesd.
Ststlng that he has "run wild
horses sll my life." Mr. Riley gusr
snteed to eaten every single horse
running wild.
"That's a big order," commented
Karl L. Janouch, forest supervisor.
"A wild horse Is as smsrt snd cagey
a coyote and ons of the hsrdest
things In the world to cstch. I
should like to see Mr. Riley demon
strate his skill, but unfortunately
we are not employing any outside
help."
The horses will be rounded up by
forest rsngers. CCC enrollees. deputy
sheriffs and stockmen of the district.
he said.
Ex-Professor Candidate
OREGON CITY, Ore.. Peb. 38.
(AP) Walter E. ("Jack") HepmaUad,
Jr., former political science professor
at University of Oregon and slbany
college, snnounced bis csndldscy to
dsy for Clackamas county sheriff. He
Is a Republican.
PORTLAND. Ore', Peb. 38. (AP)
The geologlcsl society of the Ore
gon country elected C. D. Phillips,
president at Its first anniversary
meeting last night. Dr. Edwin T.
Hodge la retiring president.
Us
)se iiess
SlP
of Schilling Mugtard. 1
It' o gtrong
nd full of flavor
O 1 Ml!
ocmuingtf
All isfard
Through With Senate.
HOOD RIVER, Ore.. Feb. 38 (API
State Senator James H. Hazlitt
said today he would not make the
personal financial sacrifice to seek
another term as senator from Hood
River and Wasco counties. No candi
dates have yet appeared for senator
or representative in this district.
Enjoin Brewery Tax.
TACOMA Feb. 38. (AP) Collec
tion of a wholesalers tax by the
stat of Washington against out-of-
state breweries whose products are
sold In the state was enjoined by
the federal district court here today.
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 38. (AP)
The Rev. Norbert Mattuccl will ,
succeed the Rev. P. Cyril as pastor j
of 8t. Airatha Catholic church here. I
Hawaiian Delight
Rolls
Chock full of Hawaiian fruits and topped
with pineapple and cherry custard cream
23c dozen
'At your favorite food store or at
BEST BAKERIES
Ask for 5. and H. Green Saving Stamps Added Savings For You!
Four Meet Death
In State Industry
SALEM, Ore., Peb. 38. (API The
stste Industrial sccldcnt commission
received reports of four deaths In
Oregon Industries during the past
week. There were Ma accidents.
The fatalities were J. R. llAmbtett.
Aurora farm manager. Injured Feb
ruary 32; Arthur C. Jackson. Port
land watchman. Injured PVbrimry 33;
Peter T. Butler, Toledo pller, Injured
February 31, and Alvln H. Anderson
Nehalem bucker, Injured February 34
BUTTER AND EGGS
ON STEADY LEVEL
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 28 (API
Butter, butterfat and egg quotations
were unchsnged today.
Mcht stocks of live chickens were
reselling the trade hero with result
ing continuation of the strong prices.
Liberal carryover of country killed
meats was showing a a result of great
Increase in the supply. Some eggs
have already been forced below es
tablished prices.
Further weakness wss surseated In
the market for new potatoes. Florida
stock was of unusually good duality
snd selling 8'.J to 8c lb. generally.
Old potatoes shout atcRdy.
WILL PAY DEBTS
GRANTS PAJSS. Ore., Feb. 38 (AP!
Veteran of Josephine county intend
to apply a large portion of their
bonus money toward retirement of
debts, an American Legion survey
this week revealed.
Of approximately 3ft0.000 due vet
erans residing here, 13 per cent will
be left In the form of bonds, 29 per
cent will be applied to debt reduc
tion. 13 per cent to education of chil
dren, eight per cent to payment of
delinquent taxes, eight per cent to
home improvements, six per cent to
mortgage reduction, six per cent to
get automobiles, four per cent to fur
niture and remainder to current ex
penses, it waa estimated.
Payments will range from 1130 to
llflSl and average 8380.
M. DEPARTMENT STORE
Sprlng-llka weather returned to the
Rogue valley today. The temperature
shortly after noon atood at 85 degrees
si compsred with a mexlmum of 49
yesterday.
The lowest temperature this morn
ing wss 43. 13 degrees higher thsn
yesterday's minimum of 30.
Official forecast wss for cloudy
weather with occaslonsl rsln tonight
and tomorrow, little change In tem
peratures. During the night .08 of sn
Inch of rsln wss measured st the
westher bureau.
the arrival of smart new
Spring v
J AND U
Weather
Northern California: Generally
fair tonluht and jaaturdsv. no chan
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