MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1938.
PAGE NINE
C-C FOSSIL DM
AS BOViDAE
1. M. Kuuong, biology teacher at
MMford senior high school, gave the
following statement today after view
ing the fossil animal head bones on
display at the Chamber of Com -zneros!
"The head consists of the supraoc
eiptial bone, the two occipital con
dyles and the two horn cores of an
animal belong to the family bovidae,
which Includes the bison (buffalo),
cattle and musk oxen.
"It was covered by glacial and
alluvial drift, which Indicates that
It Is one of the animals of the ceno
lc era, pleistocene epoch. That Is,
we would say, it Is one of the buf
faloes that ranged here some 500
thousand or more years ago, and got
covered up by glacial scourlngs and
wash from the mountain sides. Some
of these cattle hart a spread of
horns of 6 feet. Two sorts of them
have been found In California, one
big one In the Mississippi valley and
another one In Alaska.
"Buffalo heads four and a half
fast between tips of horn -cores have
been picked up In Nebraska. One
of the ancient ones, dug from a hill-
aide near the Republican river meas
ured six feet, two Inches between
horn tips. This Is named bison latl
frons, which means wide - headed
buffalo. He wtus certainly a gigantic
bull to meet out in a cow pasture
alone. The born-cores are about two
thirds the length of the horn. A
horn-core of 18 inches would carry
a horn of 37 inches."
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(By Mrs. Alexander George)
Baked Ham Supreme
(dinner serving four)
Baked Ham Supreme
Variegated Cabbage Slaw
Buttered Green Beans
Creamed Onions
Bread Butter
Diced Fruit, Chilled
Oocoanut Cooklea
Coffee
Baked Ham Supreme
1 Jb. ham slice
1 cup aoaked dried apricots
ft oup brown eugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon dry mustard
14 teaspoon mace
H cup powdered cloves
cup orange Juice
t tablespoons vinegar
Select a ham slice cut about half
aa Inch thick. Discard rind and fit
ham Into a shallow baking pan.
Cover with apricots and Bprlnkle with
easonlnga and spices. Add rest of
Ingredients. Bake for 49 minutes, un
covered, In a moderate oven. Baste
frequently.
, ... variegated Cabbage Slaw .
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(4 teaspoon dry mustard
Si teaspoon celery seed ,
(4 teaspoon paprika
1 teaspoon salt
1-S cup granulated sugar
S tablespoons flour
tt cup vinegar
l-S eup water
f cups chopped white cabbage.
1 cups chopped red cabbage
Beat yolks and add dry Ingredients.
Add vinegar and water. Cook slowly
and stir constantlv until a thick.
areamy sauce forms. Beat well. Add
ssbbags and let simmer for rive mm
vjtea. Serve hot.
Creamed Onions
small onions, cooked
8 tablespoons butter
4 tablespoons flour
fl cups milk
1-8 teaspoon salt
teaspoon paprika
54 teaspoon white pepper
3 tablespoons minced parsley
Melt butter. Add flour and, when
mixed, add the milk. Cook until a
MMamv jutuee forms, stirring con
stantly. Add rest of ingredients and
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mn4nM nven to heat the onions.
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TO BE MAY 7 EVENT
On of the Important soclsl events
of spring will be tne aance in umw
land hall Saturday evening. May 7
Ths event Is sponsored by the Med
ford central district wooden box com-
Music will be provided by Archie
Lrgg and his recoraing orcnesnn.
ms mn.f nontilar dance bands
aver heard In Medford. In addition
to the dance music, other features
will be offered.
TV, .nnnnnrlnff committee Is com
mA nt n emnloves of the Medford
corporation and the Timber Products
company. Harry G. Dowson Is gen
eral chairman. William Walker secretary-treasurer,
Hale Greenman
chairman of the Medford corporation
committee, and Cecil Vance chairman
ef the Timber Products company.
Don't mls the
MEDFORD JUNIOR SYMPHONY
CONCERT
High School Auditorium
Tuesday. May 3rd
Saturday
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7:30 (CBS) Johnny Presents,
10 STAGE PLAYS
GOLD HILL, April 29. (8pl.)
Three one-act plays will be presented
Tuesday, May 8. by Junior and senior
classes of Gold Hill high school, In
the gym. First curtain Is scheduled
for 8:15 p. m. A small admission will
be charged.
The plays Include "He Ain't Done
Right by Nell." a rollicking, old-
fashioned melodrama written by Wil
bur Braun: "The Inn of Return." a
tragedy-mystery, written by Don C.
Jones; and "The Powers That Be,"
written by Sara S. and B. C. Mc
carty.
A full evening of entertainment Is
promised In the three-play program
and a large attendance Is Indicated,
according to Norma Pree, secretary
of the Gold Hill high school student
body.
A
JOHN RANDOLPH HEARST
JOINS ALIMONY ARMY
WEST PALM BEACH. Pla., April
29. (AP) Mrs. Oretchen Wilson
Hearst was divorced today from John
Randolph Hearst and held custody of
the couple's 4-year-old son.
Circuit .Judge C. E. Chi lllngs worth
Issued the decree to Mrs. Hearst yes
terday end ordered Hearst, son of the
publisher, to pay alimony, the
amount of which Is to be fixed from
time to time by the court.
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More than 5,000,000 head of live
stock was shipped from Texas In
1937.
TO MAY FESTIVAL AT
EAGLE POINT MAY 6
EAOLE POINT, April 3. (8pl.)
Eagle Point high school has invited
11 grade schools to participate In a
May featlval and play day on May 6.
Schools Invited Include Antloeh, Lost
Creek, Lake Creek. Little Butte.
Brownsboro, Antelope. Liberty, Reese
Creek, Shady Cow. Trail ar.d North
Trail.
The Girls' Athletic association U
sponsoring the entire affair, begin
ning the day with a breakfast in
honor of the queen and court. Irene
Charley is May queen; Genevieve
Llndsey. crown princess, and Vivian
Moomaw, princess. Ry Chamberlain
and Chestesr Smith are escorts to the
princesses, and Ralph Lamb is prima
minister.
The G. A. A. Is also In charge of
all food and refreshment booths. Play
day starts at 9 a. m., the crowning
of the queen at 1:30. with tumbling
and dancing program Immediately fol
lowing. The Eagle Point boys' baseball team
Is playing a conference game with
Gold Hill In the afternoon. There
will also be a tennis tournament be
fore the baseball game.
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Hantrstera Set Record
MBL-BCWRNE (f.TP)-A crew of
three men. operating an auto-header,
which strips wheat grains and bags
them In one operation, has establish
ed a world record near here by har
vesting 8.000 bushels in one day. The
wheat tract covered 700 acres with a
yield of 43 bushels to the acre.
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