rEDFCVRD MAIL TRTRUXE. AfEDFORD. (YREGON", FRTTUY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1037.
PAflTC SEVEN
SNELL
LARGE
Will Run for Congress if
Steiwer Retires Also
Seen As Gubernatorial
Aspirant if Martin Quits
By P.U'L W. HARVEY. JR.
SALEM. Sept. 17. JPr The 1038
political campaign, eight month
away, centers today around the secre
tary of state's office because the races
for U. S. senator and governor depend
largely upon what Secretary of State
Earl Snell plana to do.
Snell, young as far as politics Is
concerned, has his eye on Senator
Frederick stelwer's Job and will run
If rumors that Steiwer plans to re
tire are true.
Snell also may run for governor
tf Governor Martin does not run.
Although a Republican. Snell has In
dicated he will not run against the
Democratic governor.
May Skip Governorship.
' When Snell began his political ca
reer a few years ago, he was said
to have outlined his future In three
wtepa secretary of state, governor and
senator.
But with Senator Steiwer reported
to be considering retirement because
of 111 health. Snell may skip the sec
ond step If the time Is ripe next
year for a Republican.
However, if Steiwer and Martin both
seek re-election, Snell may run for
secretary of state again and wait four
years for his big chance.
Democrats and Republicans alike
agree that the Ku Klux Klan Issue,
raised by President Roosevelt's ap
pointment of Senator Black to the
supreme court, may give tne neyuu
11 cans lota of cannon fodder next
election. And It may give Snell his
chance.
Martin Seen Candidate,
There is every indication that Gov
ernor Martin may run again, and Re
publicans want Snell to run against
Willis Mahoney of Klamath Falls,
who Intends to run on the Demo
cratic ticket for Steiwer'a post. The
heads of the G. O. P. think Snell,
who has managed his political career
well by popularizing himself through
traffic safety campaigns, would make
a good race against Mahoney, who
almost defeated Senator McNary last
lection.
Of Immediate political Importance,
there Is the naming of a successor
to Federal Judge Claude McCollocb,
who must resign his Democratic state
chairmanship before rising to the
bench.
He may call a meeting of the state
Democratic central committee to
name his successor, or may Just re
sign and let Kadle St raver of Baker
succeed him.
Believe It or not, we're going back
to the Indians.
Former U. 8. Senator Robert N.
etanileld of Baker, who appeared be
fore the land board Monday to spon
sor his plan to block eastern Oregon
grazing lands, put it this way.
The Taylor grazing act, which he
said Is poorly administered, will put
11 eastern Oregon livestock men out
of . business. Then eastern Oregon
farmers will be ruined because they
won't be able to sell to the stock
men. Since western Oregon Is dependent
upon eastern Oregon, the western
Oregon civilization will decay. And
we all will go back to the Indiana.
But according to testimony of the
stockmen at the meeting, the grazing
lands are now so worthless that the
Indians won't take them.
The board of control la at Pen
dleton today to hold a meeting at
the eastern Oregon state hospital.
Incidentally, there ts roundup at
Pendleton.
Hop producers have directed many
appeals to Oovernor Martin to stop
the "beer war" between the team
sters and brewery workers unions,
which has stopped the flow of east
ern beer Into Washington and Ore
gon. The producers say that eastern
brewers threaten to boycott Oregon
hops unless the squabble Is called
off. Such a boycott would mean"ruln
to the Oregon hop Industry because
99 percent of Its hops are shipped
east.
The governor admits be Is powerless
to do anything about It. but the dis
pute may be ironed out in federal
court.
Everyday Cooking Iiracles
BY VIRGINIA FRANCIS .
Dirtier Uolpolnt EUctrls Coakiry Inillluf
Just announce at the breakfast
table iome morning that steak,
homemade potato chips and French
fried onion rings are scheduled for
dinner that very night, and you
won't have to ring the dinner bell
a second time. At least that is the
way it is with the potato chips and
onion rings French fried in the
Thrift Cooker of the Hotpoint elec
tric range.
Versatile Thrift Cooker
That the roomy kettle which stays
eelf-effacingly in the deep insulated
chance to even have a hand in the
broiling of that steak I -Potato
Chips
4 medium-sized potatoes
2-3 lbs. fat
Salt
1. Pare and cut potatoes into very
thin slices. 2. Allow sliced pota
toes to stand in ice water until firm
(about 1 hour). 3. Heat fat to
385 on HIGH heat on large sur
face unit. 4. Switch to LOW to
maintain temperature, if necessary.
S. Blot potatoes dry with a clean
towel and place potato slices in
i T 4sFTl J.'" S,, '
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This popular threesome man, wife and electric range (urn out an inviting
meal with a minimum of effort.
well of the electric range can bake,
steam and do a bit of waterless
cookery is not news to homemak
ers. But that it can French fry is
another man-bites-dog story. All
you do is lift the Thrift Cooker
kettle out of its well and place it on
the flat surface of the Calrod unit
and attach the special frying basket.
On this adaptable unit you can
easily maintain the exact tempera
ture by merely switching from con
trolled high to controlled low heat.
And it's a made-to-order frying ket
tledeep, roomy, and frying basket
equipped 1
And now for some French frying.
You might fry your potato chips
first and while they are cooling off,
whisk the onion rings into the same
fat. (As temperature control elim
inates the burning of fat you can
strain It and have it to use another
time.) Meantime, your thick juicy
steak can be broiling away to savory
proportions in the smokeless broil
er, and if your husband is like some
we know of, you might not have a
French fry basket. 6. Immerse bas
ket in hot fat by handle. 7. Keep
potatoes moving constantly so that
the slices do not stick together. 8.
Remove basket and drain potatoes
on brown paper. Sprinkle with salt.
Temperature: 375. Time: 2 min
utes, or to desired brownness.
French Fried Onion Rings
2 Bermuda onicr-
2 cups milk
Flour
Salt
1. Peel onions and slice about Va
inch thick. 2. Separate slices of
onion ring and allow onions to soak
in milk about 1 hour. 3. Bring fat
to 385 on HIGH heat on the large
surface unit. 4. Switch to LOW
heat to maintain temperature, if nec
essary. 5. Remove onions from milk
and dredge with flour and salt. 6.
Place in French fry basket. 7. Im
merse basket in hot fat. 8. Keep the
onion rings moving so that they will
not fry together. 9. Remove basket
from frying kettle and drain onions
on brown paper. Temperature: 385
Time: 3-5 minutes
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doors today to 165.000 pupils who
have been barred from classrooms
since Seotember 7 because of an
outbreak of infantile paralysis.
Subsidence of the disV-ape with the
advent of cooler weather led the
board of health to order the reopen
ing of hltrh schools and other Insti
tutions attended by children of high
school age.
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MARION SHERIFF
INTIMIDATED BY
PINBALLCOUNSEL
Will Take Advice of Assist
ant Attorney General
Rather Than Tooze On,
Legality of Slot Machines
SALEM.' Sept. 17. (AP) Sherlft
A. C. Burk of Marlon county will
continue to be advised by Assistant
Attorney Genera) Ralph Moody about
his attitude toward pin ball games,
and will not be "a party In aiding
and abetting the slot machine Inter
ests." says a letter by Burk today to
Walter L. Tooze of Portland, attorney
for plnball Interests.
The letter Is In reply to one from
Tooze threatening suit against Burk
If the operation of plnball games In
Merlon county continues to be Inter
fered with, and aetlng out what he
believes the sheriff's course of action
should be In view of the recent order
of Judge Arlle Walker In Polk county
sustaining a demurrer In the case of
the state against C. 0. Coats.
Take Official Advlre
"I will aay that It Is the position
of this office." replied Sheriff Burk.
"that we take our advice from the
duly appointed or elected officer to
give ua tills advice, which, in this
case. Is the assistant attorney general
of Oregon.
"I might call your attention to the
fact that In this county the legality
of the machines In question has been
settled In the case of Arnold and
Campbell against A. C. Burk and oth
ers. "This office will continue to act
under the Instructions of the attor
ney general's office and at no time
be a party In aiding and abetting the
slot machine Interests In Mnrlou
county or the state of Oregon."
Hint Damage Suit
"In those counties where continued
unlawful Interference with our prop
erty la threatened we will have but
one recourse." Tooze wrote the sher
iff. "We believe the sheriff and his
bond can be held for the damages
sustained. We hope that in no In
stance will we be forced to suq. We
are operating lawfully and within the
law, and we simply plead with law
enforcement officials themselves to
act lawfully and not arbitrarily."
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glass and will replace your broken
windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab
inet Works.
10
I 'JUNKING' OF
OVER 40 YEARS
NEW YORK. Sept. 17. OTV-American
Legion headquarters today an
nounced a concerted campaign against
the "junking" of men over 40 in the
nation's employment scheme.
The plans were disclosed by Robert
a. Cooper, of Indlanola, Mlae-. chair
man of the National Veterans' Em
ployment committee, and will oe laid
before the annual Legion convention
here next week.
The Legion will furnish "every em
ployer In the United states" a book
let showing "the economic value In
terms of maturity of Judgment, abil
ity, and dependability of World wai
veterans." Cooper said.
National Commander Harry W. Col
mery Arrived at Legion headquarters
today after an airplane trip from In
dianapolis. He predicted the conven
tion would be "one of the outstand
ing conventions of all time."
The business sessions of the con
vention opening Sunday night will
be comparatively peaceful, with a
minimum of controversial Issues to
be debated. Inflection of more than
600 resolution received at national
headquarters Indicated today.
Not one of the 900-odd resolutions
from state departments, concerned a
proposal for a general pension for
World war veterans. Demands will be
made, however, for extension of "gov
ernment protection" for widows and
orphans of these veterans."
SQ Traffic Deaths
PORTLAND, Sept. 17. (D Two
persons died of traffic accident In
juries to bring Portland fatalities to
68 for the police year. The victims
were Sam Danna. 76, struck by an
automobile Saturday, and Pete Stehl
lck. 64, Injured In a collision Monday.
Hattle Reames White, teacher oX
piano. High school credits given.
Studio, 320 Laurel. Phone 449 -M.
Phone 643. We'll haul away your
refuse. City Sanitary Service.
Heat your paring knife before you
start to slice potatoes.
"Sorry, patients, I can't stay
Wife's havlngedded
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Sirloin and Rib, Fancy Steer Beef . ..Lb.
POT ROAST
Shoulder Cuts Lb.
BOILING BEEF 1 r
Short Rib and Brisket Lb.
45c
wry crude
29c
17'2C
Dill' Pickles
New Crop, Crisp Qt.
SALAD
DRESSING
New Lmon Whip
Ground Beef
Pure Beef, No Water or
Cereal ..2 Lbs.
Salt Pork
For Seasoning or
Frying Lb.
pt. 15c
qt.29c
35c
25c
Sweet Pickles
Sweet Relish
Ripe Olives
Boneless Ham
Swift's, for Baking or
Frying, Half or
Whole Lb.
Pt. 15c
Qt.29c
S5
Pork Sausage
Country Style ..2 Lbs. 4r
Sliced Bacon
Broken Sliced Lb.
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Kitchen Craft V S1.79
Harvest Blossom 4Ub S1.69
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COFFEE
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FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Watermelons
Local. 15 lb. average weight. Each
Fancy No. 1 4 lbs.
Potatoes
U. S. Klamath Gems No. 2, 50 lb.
Bananas
Fancy and Tri-Ripe 4 lbs.
10c
Sweet Potatoes 1 7c
Fb.ticu Kn 1 A lh I
49'
19'
59'
25
17c
29c
1Qc
Peaches
Clings or Elbertas
Crate
Apples
Local Gravanstiena 7 lbs.
Grapes
Fancy Local Seedless 3 lbs.
Lemons
Sunkist, 360 size Dos.
Onions
Local Sweet Spanish 6 lbs
Produce Prices Effective Saturday Only
Cheese
Pineapple
PostToasties
Crackers
Pork '" Beans
Kraft Elkhorn. A mild full cream.
Delicious with Macaroni ' Lb.
Hillsdale. Fancy matched slices. Ex
cellent for salad. Large 22 cans.
19c
15c
Crisp and delicious. Toasted
to a rich brown. Reg, sue
Snow Flakes. Dainty crisp wafers.
Slightly salted. 2 lb. pkf.
Van Camps. Whole so m
meaty beans in tomato
sauce. 22j oz. cans
5c
29c
:3 for 29C
DllVAV 'A
rw ca
Gal.
17c
Deviled Meat I'HiOc
PuffedWheatSePgkg;M25c
Matches 5aSl 19c
Toilet Tissue ?3? 14c
Cliff) Pure cane fine CQ.
WUgdl granulated. 10 lbs. WWW
Tuna Fish r.15c
Snowdrift KSr ..49c
Grapenuts
Tapioca
Large
Minute.
2 pkgs. ..
17c
25c
Gvaltine
Large
can ..
49c
Chicken Noodles 23c
Penthouse. 16 oz. can
Albert Yellow or
Corn Meal st w 35c
. Josephine
Tomatoes jf L 29c
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until 9 o'clock.
Both Stores work 2 shifts