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rEDFOUD MATL TRTBTjyE. TrEDFORD. OREGON', TUESDAY, XOVEfBER 23. 1937.
HONORED GUESTS
AT BEAN SUPPER
i Forty members of the Med ford
Junior high school football squad
were honored last night at the Med
ford armory by a delicious Dean feed,
sponsored by enthusiastic local fans
who followed the team through a
successful season J ust completed .
Following the banquet, players were
the guests of Made Li Hard at the
wrestling matches.
Principal speakers were Fire Chief
Roy Elliott, ijead Coach George Har
rington, Assistant Coach Loye Mar
shall and James Mulltns, principal
of Med ford Junior high. All com
mended the entire squad for their
excellent performances during the
year substitutes as well as regulars,
and painted a picture of the future
when many of this year's Junior high
aggregation would be carrying the
colors of the high school Black Tor
nado Into action.
Coach Harrington paid special tri
bute to those youngsters who, not
members of the first team and seeing
little action, nevertheless did their
duty and helped Immeasurably by
turning out the entire season and
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Most cathartics are habit-forming
In lime you must take them oftener
and step up the dose. There's no fear
of this when you eat a NATURAL
laxative food like Kellogg's All-Bran.
Instead of ovcr-stlmulatlng your In
testines, All-Bran supplies TWO
things they need. First, vitamin "B,"
the amazing vitamin that tones up
your Intestinal tract. Second, All
Bran provides "bulk" it absorbs
water and softens like a sponge. This
woter-softoned mass aids elimination.
Eat this crunchy, toasted cereal with
milk or cream and fruits. In muffins
It's delicious. But however you eat It,
use It REGULARLY: eat fo table
. spoons of All-Bran and drink plenty
of water. If you do this every day you
can avoid common constipation and
cathartics, tool Made by Kellogg In
Battle Creek. At every grocer's.
scrimmaging with tna varsity. He
tatsd that Just because a boy was
not large enough to make the junior
high team, It was no reason why he
shouldn't some day play for the set
lor high team.
In addition to the football players,
a dozen other guests and sponsors
of the feed ware present to partake
of the hot roll, candy, los cream.
beans, and a huge cake baked by
Mrs. thel Plorey. one of the spon
aors. Although the exact dimensions
of the cake are not known, Coach
Harrington said that It must at least
have been "a yard long and two feet
wide."
Those staging the feed for the
grldders were Curt Hopkins, Mr. and
Mrs. L. B. Thurman. Mrs. Ethel
Plorey. Snlder's dairy. Western States
grocery, Ralph Smith and Mr. and
Mrs. o. V. Hayes.
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GO 10 PENITENTIARY
Linford Dixon and Stanley Cole,
transient carnival workers, sentenced
to. state prison for terms of two years
each for the admitted robbery ox
autoa parked at the Bend-Medford
football game. October 39, were taken
to Salem yesterday by Sheriff Byd
I. Brown.
An order of release for Marvin
Mercer and Don Lackey, companions
of Dixon and Cole, was filed yester
day. Mercer and Lackey were not
present at the time of the thefts,
and were cleared by statements of
Cole and Dixon.
BIRTHS
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Nance
of e Lorlng Court, a son weighing
ten pounds and six ounces, at Sacred
Heart hospital this morning, Tuesday,
November 23.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ca
pello of Butte Falls, Monday morn
Ing In Sacred Heart hospital, a baby
boy weighing eight pounds three
ounces. Both mother and child are
reported doing nicely.
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 33. (AP)
A petition for financial reorganiza
tion, filed In federal district court
by the Lakevlew Pine Lumber corn-
pan, lists liabilities of approximately
$130,000 and assets of $320,000. Time
was requested to work out plans to
meet obligations.
Examples of Round
Trips
Klamath Falls $2.80
Salem ,
$8.75
Go home the modern way and enjoy
a family reunion. Frequent departures,
low fares, and new de luxe buses make
Greyhound tha ideal Thanksgiving
travel.
Portland . . . $10.35
Greyhound Depot
8th A Central, phone 7A5
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Ernest A. Simpson, former husband of the One hew of H'lndsor, went
on a New England honeymoon with a childhood friend of his ex-wlfe.
He Is shown with his bride, the former Mrs. Mary Kirk Ha r fray, after their
mnrrlnce )n Fairfield, Con.
DEFENSE HEARD IN
The defense In the damage suit
of B. P, Burkhardt against Jay P..
Williams, Nettle C. Williams, Bert
Williams, Opal Nelson and Lois Fret-
well, opened this morning In circuit
court. Burkhardt alleges the defend
ants entered Into a conspiracy to
have him committed to the Insane
asylum, by the filing of an Insanity
complaint. Burkhardt seeks $5000
punitive, and $5100 general damages
from each of the defendants. The In
sanity complaint was dismissed.
Defense witnesses on the stand
declared they signed the Insanity
complaint because of the alleged
threats and actions of the plaintiff,
and were actuated by no malice.
They alleged Burkhardt once de
clared the then district attorney of
Jackson county, "should be hung
with barbwlre around his neck, and
shot with a 30-30 rifle."
The defense Is represented by At
torney Charles W. Reamrs, and the
plaintiff by Attorney Qus Newbury.
Counsel Indulged tn a number ox
sharp interchanges.
The case Is expected to go to the
Jury early tomorrow.
$1100 RAISED FOR
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify A1 is 1:30 p ra.
Sunday school auxiliary of the
Church of the Nazarene over a period
of six weeks hos raised $1100 for
the new church building. They set
out to raise $600 and enroll 50 new
members In the Sunday school They
were not able to make the quota In
membership by a margin of about
half, but nearly doubled the quota
In money for the new church.
The Church of the Nazal ene has
been able thus far to keep to Its
"pay as you go plan." though their
building enterprise a challenging
one. They have an Investment now
of about $10,000 in the project Con
struction work Is moving forward
with the hope of completion by May
first of 1938.
Mch activity is now being centered
in the Interest of the special evan
gelistic meeting, which will begin
next Sunday morning with Rev. Lon
R. Woodrum of Oklahoma City, Okla.
Rev. Woodrum Is said to be one of
the most genial and interesting
speakers on the pulpit platform today.
Rev. Woodrum will De with the
church over a period of three Sun
days, speaking every night excepting
Saturday at 7:30.
BRING $10 FINE
Harry R. Williams, of Medford,
charged with operating an auto with
out lights was assessed $10 and
coats in justice court yesterday
Testimony showed Williams was stop
ped while driving with one light
on'the Jacksonville hlgTiway by state
police. The auto was parked, and
an hour later, it was said, Williams
was discovered driving with noughts.
Peter H. Gourley of Douglas coun
ty, engaged In cutting Christmas
trees In the Butte Falls district,
charged with Illegal possession of
venison, plead guilty and paid a
fine of $25 and costs.
Oourley claimed he ran over the
deer accidentally and killed it. He
then chopped off its head with an
ax and brought the meat to camp,
where It was found.
Oscar Wolgamott of O rants Pass,
charged with failure to stop at a
highway Intersection was assessed $1
snd costs. George E. Merrltt, charged
with operating an auto on the Pa
cific Highway without a muffler was
fined $2.50 and costs.
HEALTH SEAL STORY
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Eugtne Hayes and Lois Prlncle.
Junior high school students, visited
several schools of the county today
telling the story of the Christmas
health seal and the campaign being
waged against tuberculosis. The stu
dents were trained by Donald Dar-
nellle. public speaking Instructor at
the Junior hign, mid tamed at the
following schools: Westslde, Oak
Drove, Lone Pine, Howard and the
Seventh Day Adventlst academy and
St. Mary's academy. Mrs. Alex Spar
row and Mrs. w. W. Aldrlch drove the
speakers to the various schoola.
The talks were given In behalf of
the Jackson county health seal sale
campaign and tne Medford. schools
are co-operating with the health as
sociation In their program.
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K. F. Girl to Wed
SAN JOSE, Calif.. Nov. 23. (API-
Walter Main. 33. San Jose, and E-ina
Orlder, 23. Klamath Palls, Ore., ob
tained a marriage license here Mon
day.
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Menus of the Day
By Mrs. Alexander George
AFTER Till-, MOVIES
The Crowd Drops In
(Serving Eibt)
California Salad
Wafers Cheese
Cider Fruit Punch
Sour Cream Doughnuts
California 8alad
1 cup cooked asparogus.
1 cup cooked, sliced carrots.
!i teaspoon salt.
1 tablespoon chopped onions.
1 tablespoon chopped parsley.
Mix ingredients. Chill. Sorve on
shredded lettuce. Top with dress
ing. Dressing
cup mayonyalse.
3 tablespoons chopped olives.
2 tablespoons chill sauce.
teaspoon salt.
14 teaspoon paprika.
1 teaspoon lemon Juice.
Mix ingredient. Chill and serve.
Sour Cream Doughnuts
3 eggs, beaten. -l'i
cups granulated sugar.
1 cups sour cream.
1 teaspoon vanilla.
1 teaspoon salt.
12 teaspoons cinnamon.
5 cups flour.
1 teaspoon baking powder.
Ii teaspoons soda.
Beat eggs and add sugar. Add
cream. Beat 2 minutes. Add rest
of the ingredients and mix lightly.
If the dough Is too sticky to handle
easily, add a little more flour. Chill
dough. Divide It Into helves and
roll out each half on a floured board.
When dough Is one-third of an inch
thirk. cut out doutrhnuts nnd fry
$1.15 Pint $2.25 Quart
until brown In deep hot fat.
Cider Fruit Punch
cup granulated 6Ugar.
2-8 cup pineapple Juice.
1 cup orange Juice.
cup lemon Juice.
4 cups cider.
Boll sugar and Juices together for
two minutes. Cool. Add cider and
chill.
Ben Bernle. tha orchestra leader,
once sold toys In a department store! T
Other "After Movie" Menus
Oyster Stew Crackers
Celery Pickles
Hot Chocolate Sugar Cookies
Coffee Doughnuts
Selre -':3 slot Machines
PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 23. (API
Seizure of 223 slot machines by vice
operatives In a warehouse raid raised
the tDtal confiscations here w 518.
Use Mall rrlbune want ads.
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Daily's Auto Painting
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9:35 p. m.
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