Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 09, 1938, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMETTFOR'n MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. DFCFMBFR 3, PAflE SEVEN JtSHUWD FESTIVAL MAY RECEIVE WIDE PUBLICITYBACKIHG City Council and Chamber of Commerce Study Plan for $1500 Expenditure in Eleven Western States Menus of the Day ASHLANI, Dec. (Spl) A year round advertising and publicity campaign for Ashland and the Shakespearean festlva), aa outlined and propceed by Gordon E. Clay comb, formerly of this city and now an advertising counsel In San Fran cisco, was studied and approved yes terday by the Joint advertising com mittee of the Ashland chamber of commerce and the city of Ashland. A special session of the city coun cil will be held tonight, when the council will be asked to accept or reject the proposal, which will in volve a total of $1500 for the ad vertising and publicity campaign. This very unusual plan, as very few small cities conduct advertising and publicity campaigns with such widespread possible scope as pro posed , would be na tlonal , bu t prl -marlly devoted to the 11 western states, from wtiich originate the vast majority of the tourists in this state. In addition to boosting attendance ; at the Shakespearean festival, which ts naturally the main publicity ap peal, health facilities, famous min eral water and mineral water baths would also be emphasized, as well as the many scenic attractions In this area. The plan Is for the city advertis ing fund, which is $1,000 a year, be used to the extent of 1 1,000; $250 of the 1037 fund was set aside to publicize the Shakespearean plays at the San Francisco f-alr, which have been dropped, and $250 for the same purpose from the 1938 budget. This would be diverted to the year-round advertising campaign, aa well aa $500 from the $1,000 already budgeted for 1039, with the balance of $500 raised in some other way, probably through benefit shows by the SONS year players or through contributions from local business firms who would benefit most directly from an. In crease In tourist business. A few of the principal point cov ered by the proposed campaign would Include: Magazine articles on Ashland and the festival. Pictorial publications' layouts of pictures. Radio, dress rehearsal of festival. Newspapers, news and feature stories. Advertisement, persuading rail roads, airlines, bus and oil companies their advertising campaigns. (By Mr. Alexander George) Roast chicken for Sunday Dinner Menu (Six portion) Chilled Tomato Juice Roast Chicken Potato Stuffing Candled Sweet Potatoes Cranberry Relish Creamed Turnip Bread Currant Jam Head Lettuce Relish Dressing Steamed Pudding Lemon Sauce Coffee potato Stuffing for Fire-Pound Fowl 2 cups hot, seasoned mashed po tatoes 3 cups soft bread crumbs 4 tablespoons butter melted 1 egg, beaten 2 tablespoons hot cream teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon minced parsley yK teaspoon celery salt f4 teaspoon white pepper Lightly mix Ingredients with long handled slotted spoon or a fork. Stuff the fowl, Cranberry Relish (Cooked) 5 cups cranberries t cup water 2 cups granulated sugar 33 cup vinegar 3 teaspoons cinnamon I teaspoon cloves 33 teaspoon salt Cook berries and water together for four minutes. Mash well and add rest of ingredients. Let simmer for 10 minutes or until thick. Pour Into sterilized Jars and seal when cold. Steamed Pudding cup 1 cup granulated sugar 3 eggs, beaten H cup milk I teaspoon vanilla Z cups flour 3 teaspoons baking powder 1 cup chopped dates I cup chopped raisins lA cup chopped candled fruit peU cup broken nuts (optior 14 cup chopped citron I teaspoon cinnamon 14 teaspoon cloves 13 teaspoon salt Cream fat and sugar together. Add the rest of the Ingredients and mil well. Half-fill a greased mold. Cover tightly and let ateam three hours Serve hot. N OF STREET REPAIR ASHLAND, Dec fl. (Spl.J tt will cost $10,545 to put Ashland's streets In satisfactory riding condition and to bring them up to standard against depreciation. It was revealed In a report of a survey by the state high way department. The report Indicated that. 19.55 per cent of Ashland's streets were In poor or below average condition, and the figure given is only the cost of bringing the street up to a satis factory condition. It doe not in clude any street widening, surfacing of graded unpaved streets or grad ing dedicated streets not yet opened to travel. Sweet milk soured with lemon Juice may be used as buttermilk in baking soda recipes. Place one and half tablespoonsfut of lemon Juice in measuring cup. Fill with fresh, sweet milk. 10 EY DRIVE ON HOPPERS PLANNED IN WEST WASHINGTON, Dec. 9. The Inter ior department announced today It would supply the manpower and equipment lor a concerted drive next spring to rid the public range of the west of millions of forage-destroying crickets. R. H. Rutledge, director of the di vision of grazing, said civilian con servation corps forces under his Jur isdiction would be used In the erad ication program. The work, he said, would be cen tered largely in Nevada, Oregon, Idaho. Utah, Washington, Montana, Wyoming, North and South Dakota and Nebraska, . where scientists esti mate the pests have Infested at least 16,000,000 acres of land. Rutledge said details of the erad ication work would be- worked out at meetings of state and government officials within the next few weeks. 4 5. P. Salary Checks On Ill-Fated Plane EUGENE, Dec. 9 AP One hun dred Southern Pacific Railroad com pany salary checks, valued at $7028 and cashed at a Eugene bank by employes, were lost In the crash of the united Airlines plane at Point Reyes, Calif. It will be necessary for the bank to send photostatic copies of the checks to San Francjaeo to obtain payment. Bank officials said all checks were photographed after being cashed. SONS GLEE CLUBS IN YULE VESPERS SUNDAY AT 4 P. M. SOUTHERN OREGON STATE NOR MAL SCHOOL, Ashland, Dec, fr Spl.) The Christmas- vesper song ) service, presented annualy .by tha combined glee clubs of the Southern Oregon State Normal school. Is to be given, for the pleasure of the public J on Sunday, December Jl, at 4:00 ' p.m. In the normal school auditorium. Presenting carols from many lands, quartet, trio and group singing, the program includes: Processional "O Little Town of Bethlehem" Bedner ; Polish Carole: "Amid th Silence of the Starlit Night" Arr. by Lee&newakl S.O.N .3. Choir "When the Savior Christ Wae Born" By Women's Quartet "Sleep Thou, My Jewel"., Double Trio Basque Carol; "Carol of the Flowers".... Men's Olee Club Bennett Loftsgaard, Ralph Lamb, Byer Putrnan, Jess Barton. German: "White Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night"-.. Praetorius "Lo, How a Rose Ker Bloom ing" !5th Century Melody, .. -. Hariri, by Praetorlua Treble Clef Club French ; , "The Sleep of the Child Jesus" Arr. by Gavaert S. O, N. S. Choir "Joseph and the Shepherds".... Arr. by Harvey Gaul Women's Quartet English: "The Babe In Bethle'rrTs Manger Arr, by Harold Geer "The Coventry Carol" Arr. by Harold Gepr Treble Clef Club Cerroan: "O Jesu So Sweet" From Scheldt's Tabaturbucn, 3850) Harm, by J. S. Bach Double Trio "Chorale Harm, by J. S. Bach S;-0. N. S. Choir "Silent Night" Gruber Louise Woodruff, director, 1 WASHINGTON1, Dec. 9. ( AP Harry L, Hopkins, works progress ad ministrator, said today that he would ask congress for a deficiency appro priation to finance work relief from March I to July 3. Hearfte declined at a press con ference to say exactly how much money he would ask for. He did say, however, he believed there would be enough funds left out of his cur rent appropriation to oarry the WPA program until March 1, s asked by President Roosevelt. Hopkins estimated WPA rolls would be reduced from now on about 350. 000 a month through his policy of not replacing persons absorbed by private industry. OPENING SATURDAY KING'S PIE AND COFFEE SHOP Free Opening Day CUP OF COFFEE with each piece of pie Pies made to order. Also complete assortment of Pies to take home. 425 E. Main Across from Rosy theater PORTLAND, Dec. 9 P) W. H Str&yer of Bak, member oJ Vat stat board of geology and mineral industries, agreed with several other speakers at lti newiy org&nlMd Ore gon Mining Association today that strict enforcement of the anrl atream pollution law wou& put all mines and a third of the trrigated farms out of business. "If the law la not atrictlj enforc ed," he added, "It should be abolish ed." The organization named Leverett Davis of Cornucopia, president: r. Ford McCormica of Medford, Tlce prealdent, and P. Whalley Watson ot Portland, secretary-treasurer. Davla said the association's pur pose wouid be to protect the Inter ests of mines and mining operators and combat unfavorable legislation. UNION PACIFIC TO BUY HUGE ORDER OF RAILS KEW YORK, Dec. pVnion Pacific railroad will buy 80,000 to 100,000 tone of steel rstts, including fastenings for laying next spring, W. M, Jeffera, president, announced today. Last year the road did not purchase any new raits. In Ifl3 it bought 70,- 000 tone, . WINDOW GLAbto We sell window glass and will replace your broken , windows reasonably. Thowbrtdg Cab inet Worfca. To Induce you to try thia finer flour we offer you SEVEN tartling Bargains In ftrst-jual!ty,preclslon-5nlshed cast aluminum as fine as can be purchased anywhere at any price. Get details on this unusual offer from your grocer today! 3el BAln now eo ac quire complete marched ot this fin klrrbta vna at lb fnarkftbU eating. JthcoffeR FT? 1 - .... Cr Our yw J Hn. MM ttM -W . 1 U vie. tuiwt l.tt MS' IM t S'"1 m t,t' in Ltt Plut two PIU.S8URY'S STARS tkt from recipe folders enclosed In every bag ot PILLSBURY'S BEST FLOUR Wifferf on f n Ptrific Ceoit 0wm Pork Sausage lb. 12ic Hamburger. . . lb. 10c Fresh Oround Veal Steak ... lb. 15c Shoulder OaU Sliced Haw ... ea. 5c Swift's Premium Beef Pot Roast lb. 123c Cottage Cbeese pt. 11c Lg.Fresh Oysters pt 23c Sliced Bacon . . lb. 25c Derind Bacon . . lb. 35c Bacon Squares lb. 19c Fresb Pork Liver lb. 9y2c BKamaaMtoataisMM mm Oranges . . 3 doz. 29c New Navel I Case 89c - Cass $1.83 Grapefruit . 4 for 19c Arizona Sufckisfc, larga s&a Dozen 55s Carrots Beets 1 fl Turnips 3 bun. Apples . . 10 lbs. 25c Jfevrtowaj for Cookissg Onions 10 ib. bag 19c Local Boilers Lemons . Large Bonkist m dozen 19c YOUR FAVORITE CAM BY Prices Effective Saiarday and J5oaday, See. 10 and 12, i Medford aitd Central Point, Catanraett n n The better baking powder. JBeauras . E S9 California Red, California Broall 'White, Idaho Great Northern. Large Italian. CHRISTMAS CANDY Satm Mix Broken Mix Jelly Beans Chocolate Drops Jumbo Orange Slices A fine mixture of eatia-finiehed hard candy in aborted colors and flavors, Tasiy centered cboeoiaies, assorted flavors, cose-shaped asd coated with ricb dails risosolate. Truly a beautiful Christmas salstee, lbs. 25c GRAPE JUICE Kerr's Pint Bottles BOILED CIDER For Holiday Baking DEL MONTE CATSUP 14 oc. bottles Maximum 19c pt. 1 9c 2 for 29C MARASCHINO CHERRIES Queen Isabella Fancy Pack 3 os. bottle FRUITSALAD Stokeiy or Libby 8 os. tins 3 cans GRAPEFRUIT Stokelv's No. 300 ting 3 cans New Pack Fancy Whole Sections GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Libby's So. 2 tins 3 cans FRUIT COCKTAIL Dainty Mis, No. 1 tins 2 cans PEACHEB Stokeiy 't Halves or Slices No. 1 tall Uns 2 for KREMEL Your cboice of flavors 6 pkg. PINEAPPLE JUICE QC Del Monte g. No. 2 tins, 3 cans wWw TOMATO JUI0E Del Rogae No. I tall tins 4 cans 9c 25c 29c 33c 25c 25c 19c 25c HOT SAUCE Taste Tell 1 flf Tomato, B oz. tins 3 can I UC TOMATOES Josephine OQf choice pk., No. 2 tins, 3 cans WW 25c BABY FOODS Libbys or Clappe 3 cans Sonr choice of any flavor. VAN CAMPS TOMATO B0UP, No, 1 tins 6 cans OYSTERS American Beauty 4 ftf Oan 1 WW 29c S ot, tins tall cans, . SHRIMP Peilaoo dry pack C 03. tins, 3 cans 33c SALMON Libby's, Happyvale Alaska Pink tail tins, 3 cans WWW COCOANUT Bakere sweet For holiday pastries lb. pkg. Bakere sweetened long shred 9C RAISINS Thompson Beedless 4 lb. hag New crop with a grape-Kke flavor. 19c 3ANDY PEELS Citron-Orange-Letnon lb. 33c CANNED VEGETABLES String Beans, No. 2 Us Kidney Beaiss, J?o, 309 tin Sliced Beets, No. 2 tin Cora, Gold. Bant., SOS tin Ciced Carrots, No. 2 tin Hominy, No. 2 tin Peas, Lindy, 303 tin Pumpkin, Ray Mai, No. 2 Spaghetti, Vaa Camp's, Uo. 300 tin Your Choice of Any Assortment S cans 25c Dozen cans 90c CURRANTS 1 flf California new crop 12 ox. pltg. WW JELLO Pare fruit flavors 5c 3 ELL WELL At Your choice of flavors! 3 pkg. I Hv SLEEPY HOLLOW SYRUP 4 ft pure cane and maple pt. tin 1 3C Qt. tin 35 HOUR VITUEN fAtn he wiijiatti vnar i tap 24-tb. bag 75 48-lh, hay f 1.3& Barrel. $5.3 Harvest Blossom 24-ft. 85 4Ma.$1.2 Bbl.?4.8S WALDORF TISSUE Soft and absorbent CRYSTAL WHITE i rolls 19C 10 bars 33c PESTS GRANULATED SOAP LIFE BUOY 80AP AROO STARCH Corn or Gloss MA20LA OIL LOOSE-WILEB COOKIES Fancy English Hyde Park Assortment SUPER SUDS Granulated Lrge, pkg. WW 4 ban 25C 3 pkgs. 25c Qt, tin 39c 99a vice, 6WV Irg. pkg. 18c COFFEE AIRWAY 3 lbs. 39c HOB KILL 2 lbs. 39c EDWARDS 2 lb. tin 45c MIXERS CANADA DRY Ginger Ale Sparkling Water Lime Rickey -19c bottle 2E-6, botti 2 for 35c