MEDFOKD WAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. SEPTEirBER 2S. 1936.
PARE NINE
STUDY TO SETTLE
OF CRATER LAKE
CRATER LAKE. (Spl.) Dr. E.
Howell Williams, eminent geologist
of the University of California, left
last week after completing a prelimi
nary study of Crater lake as a part
of complete research Into the geo
logic past of the area. Dr. Williams
animates that four years will be
necessary for the research.
His work Is sponsored by the Car
negie Institution of Washington, D.
C. and will be the most complete
geologic study, the park has ever re
ceived. Joseph Dlller, fsmous government
geologist. In 1802 was the first scien
tist to make a geologic survey of Cra
ter lake.. At that time roads In the
park were rare, making It Impossible
to reach all sections of the area In
making his study In the limited time
he had available. He arrived at the
conclusion, however, thst the snces
tral mountain u: Crater lake, Mi.
Mazama. was a gigantic volcano
which collapsed within Itself.
This theory was generally accepted
but In the meantime new thought
came Into being tuat perhaps the
TOOO-foot summit wss destroyed as a
result of explosion. Evidence was
effered to support the theory.
; With these different theories,, the
mystery of old Mazama and the
origin of Crater lake deepened.
The research of Dr. Williams is ex
pected to revenl evidence directly
pointing the wsy to the solution of
the mystery. During the past fort
sight he studied a number pt the
canyons of the park. This month he
leaves for Java and Japan to spend
the winter studying volcsnoes there
to gain material which he expects
will be 'of aid to him when h returns
to Crater lake next July to spend the
entire summer carrying on the research.
dark that the atara and. the outline
of the tree-tops against the sky were
the only objects which could be
seen. Here Buck redeemed himself
and In spite of the darkness follow
ed the trail without difficulty to
Lake of the Woods."
PRIMITIVE FOREST AREA
PICTURED AWE-INSPIRING
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faea (till as a mirror except for the
rip plea of feeding trout,
"As we paused and looked at this
scene, the only sound was a faint
rustle of the wind In the trees, the
breathing of the saddle stock and
the creaking of the saddles. Then,
as If to dramatize the entire scene
and add the final touch of pic
turesque wildness of the basin,
great bald eagle launched himself
from a snag at the foot of White-
face peak and soared majestically
across the lake.
"It was six o'clock In the evening
before Buck and the saddle horse
were headed for. Lake of the Woods,
As we crossed the divide Into Wood
creek the brilliant golden-red sunset
seemed to signify the end of a per
fect day, but not quite, for there were
tn mi ls ahead to ride, part of It io
BEST FOODS
RECIPES
Br El&te Stark.
"When I jo, I leave my reputation
behind me," eald a saucy youn ac
tress as she left a chatty, convivial
party.
The woman who entertains finds
hereelf in exactly the opposite peel-;
tlon. When her gueats take their de-;
psrture, her reputation as cook.
homemaker and hostess goes with
thorn. What they aay about her Is
colored, to a great extent, by whit
she served. Was the meat tender? The j
dessert attractue? Did the salad show !
a touch of Imagination?
What is imagination In. say. the
making of a salad? Well, nothing
world shaking, really. Just a combin
ation of two ordinary fruits, which
not usually served together, la
sufficient to five a hostess a repu
tation for cleverness and distinction.
Something as simple hnd yet as dif
ferent as:
Banana and Cherry Salad
4 email ripe bananas
18 sweet red cherries, hslved
Whipped Cream Mayonnaise
Place banana cut In half length
wise in crisp lettuce or romalne. In
the center pile 8 halved cherries.
Serve with Whipped Cream Mayon
naise.
(Note) Berries may be substituted
in place of cherries.
Whipped Cream Mayonnaise
1 cup cream, whipped
3 teaspoons confectioner's sugnr
H cup Best Foods Real Mayonnaise
Fold real mayonnaise, which Is
guaranteed to have no starchy filler,
and sugar into whipped cream. Makes
I6 cups maycnnalse.
ALL-TIME TRAVEL
RECORD IS MADE
AT CRATER LAKE
CRATER LAKE. (Spl.) Establish
ing a new all-time travel record, the
Crater lake national park attendance
total for the current season is rapidly
approaching the 175.000 mark. The
previous record was set In 1931 with
170.334 persons.
The Isrgest percentage of this total
came from Oregon, having a alight
lead over California, although the
latter leads in first entry cars. The
state of Washington la third and
Idaho fourth, with eaatern states, In
cluding Illinois, New York. Pennsyl
vania and New Jersey, not far be
hind. .Several foreign countries were
also represented.
By entrances the travel, September
18, was as follows: west 31.413 cars,
67,339 persons; south, 19.313 cars.
61,730 persons: north, 9.387 cars.
39.393 persons; east, 5,691 cars, 16,437
persons.
The 1936 travel season will official
ly close September 30. Travel In Oc
tober November and December of this
year Is counted on the 1937 total.
Food, lodging, transportation and
poa toff Ice services will close Septem
ber 30 until next May.
All entrance roads are In good con
dition. The north entrance was tem
porarily closed two days last week
following the first snow storm of the
season but will continue to be open
until the next heavy storm. After
the arrival of excessive snows, the
entrances will be closed for the sea
son. However, the south and wast
roads will be maintained In an open
condition throughout the winter.
Persons arriving after September
30 will find accommodations avail
table within 30 miles either side of
the park, at the nearest cities of Kla
math Falls, Bend and Med ford and
&t points along the yay.
Bio's Opened On
Crater Rim Road
PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 35, UP)
The Dunn to Baker company's bid of
9156,005.30 was the lowest of eight
offers to grade 3.9 miles of the south
rim road in the Sun Notch-Kerr
Notch sector of Crater lake national
park, W. H. Lvnch, district engineer
of the U. S. bureau of public works,
said today. Headquarters of the firm
la At Klamath Falls,
Cotton Ruin Seen
By Lack Of Labor
CLARKSDALE. Miss.. Sept. 35. fF
Plants of the Mississippi delta
broadcast in appeal today for at least
10,000 laborers to pick a bumper yield
of cotton.
They faced ruin of acre upon acre
of the south a Isrgest money crop
unless a labor shortage is alleviated
rapidly, they said.
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We Were Surprised
at the great demand for
Chocolate
Whole Wheat
D0NUTS
last Saturday! We know they
are good so we made up what
we thought was a large amount
but we didn't have one-third
enough! So we are featuring
them again this week at
23c a doz.
, Featured Saturday at
All Good Food Stores or
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Peter Pan or Libby's
TALL
CANS
A TALL
29c
For Case 48
Tall Cans
$3.45
SATUEDAY
Housewives as well as other food shoppers apparently like our
One Call-Buy All method of bu.vtng their food. Each day
many new faces wearing smiles of satisfaction are seen here
selecting from the various departments. You too should take
advantage of this modern method or buying and save both
time and money. No better foods are obtainable and we main
tain a low schedule of prices. We Invite you to take advon
take of these fentures.
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FLOU
PRICES ARE
STILL LOW I
Kitchen
Queen
49 lb. bag
Klamath
Bouquet
49 lb. bag
$1,491 $1.29
MOON BRAND Montana
hardwheat flour, At
49 lb. bag ..3 I
HARVEST
KING
Sold with Money-back
Guarantee
You should tnke advantage of this
Sperlnl Sale Saturday
TOMATO JUICEKnight sTallCans3for25l
NUBORA
SOAP POWDER
5 lb. pkg. 53c
Demonstration and Special Sale '
KRAFT CHEESE
SATURDAY You oan buy cheese here at a real
saving Don't miss this opportunity!
I feet day. but not quite, for there were windows reasonably Trowbridge Cab I I wj
ten miles ahead to ride, part of it so 1 I tut Works I iBBBBiBiaiaiaiaaKw at
(WHAT'S ALL THE , i
womenfolk HAVENT YOU HEARD?
t y f0-? J ''5 KELLOG6S I
mm- if y sale! J
f ft&Al if j iS NO HOUSEWIFE can afford to miss
VY l fUjt-O5 IIXWA KcIIo5' Gre" Harvest Sale! Right now,
JJm?iV fl yUr grCer h fea,urin Kellof?s'9 Cereal. I
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Mmw f ' l one of the outstanding valuci of the fall
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m llff ""' te". l"8! de'iciou ready-to-eat cereals at the lowest
U'lHwf , - ' ' ' ' " V prices in their history. i
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WU f - ' " 1 1 ready erVC N COoklng- Grcat for I "
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AT SPECIALS
A Fine Assortment of Cold
R.I.R. Hens choice fat ib. 20c
Choice Fryers, R. I. R. ib. 25c
Country Style Sausage ib. 15c
Shortening . . . . 3 ib. 35c
Lard Home Rendered 3 lbs. 39c
Swiss Steak tz lb. 20c
Pot Roasts choice beef lb.1 2HC
FOR SATURDAY h
Lunch Meats and Pickles
Prime Rib Roasts - - lb. 20c
Veal Steaks
Fed Shoulder Cull 2 Ib. 35c
Salt Pork lb. 20c
Fresh Side Pork t&t ib. 20c
Hamburger fresh ground 2 Ib. 25c
Fat Bacon lb. 19c
"awwiwpr
n Hi i lYiitrtii
NEW NUC0A ..Pound 20c
CE MEAT
FreBh
Dolioiom
2 lbs. 1 9c
NUT MARGARINE 2 ibs. 25
POTATOES
NEW LOW PRICES
KLAMATH FALLS
NETTED OEMS
50 lbs. No. 2's. .67c
25 lbs. No. 2'. .39c
SARDINES Ryal Club Brand, Large Gval Tins 3 tlHS 25C
COFFEE
NEW LOW PRICES
S. & W., 2 lb. tins 49$
S. & W., 1 lb. tins 25?
Red A Coffee, 3 lbZ.... 40
Red A Coffee, 1 lb 17?
Ground Froh the Way You I.Ike It
iiiim uwiimwi wtwr a
CANDY
Old Fashioned Chocolatei
lb. 10c
CANNED FOOD SALE
SATURDAY
rnRNNn 9 line EACH
Willi MU. U1IO
Tomatoes-No. 2V2 tins
PEAS-No. 2 tins
EACH
10
Growing
New Foces
New Friendi
Now Customer
New Booster
Each Week
JOIN IN
Get litfuuob Cereals in a great
HARVEST SALE
. 2 for 15?
2 for 21?
CORN FLAKES ..
RICE KRISPIES
ALL BRAN. pVpf.
.19?
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LUMAN'S
lakery Specials
SATURDAY
Tomorrow we feature in our bakery
department a new and different cake
Butterscotch Pecan
Angel Food
Made with brown sugar beaten into the egg whites
with toasted Pecan nil through the cake The frosting
a delightful combination of brown sugar, butter and
pure cream topped with toasted Pecans A cake you'll
not soon forget.
LUMAN'S
Fruits & Vegetables
SATURDAY
Celery, crisp and tender . .
Fine Cooking Apple. . .b
Grapes, fine for eating. . .
Cantaloupes, locals . .
Bananas
Fresh Local Tomatoes . 3
Sweet Potatoes 6
Cabbage, Fall ......
Local Bunch Vegetables . .
Oranges, med. size ......
Dry Onions.
.each 10c
lbs. for 25c
..4 lbs. 17c
. .7 for 25c
.per lb. 5c
lbs. for 10c
lbs.- for 25c
lb. 3c
.,.3 for 10c
. . . doz. 25c
. .4 lbs. 10c
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44c ea