MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 0. 1939.
COOPERATION IN
Mayor Charles C. Furnas In a
proclamation today urged citi
zens of Medford to join whole
heartedly with the veterans in
observance of Armistice day Sat
urday, and in the purchase of
forget-me-nots, now on sale by
the Disabled American Veterans.
The proclamation follows:
"As mayor of the city of Med
ford, I urge the citizens of this
community to whole heartedly
Join with veteran organizations
In observing Armistice Day, Sat
urday, November 11. An out
standing program has been
planned by Medford Post 15,
American Legion, for people of
this city and the Rogue River
valley. Legionnaires well de
serve the interest and support of
everyone in making this celebra
tion a most successful one.
"The Disabled American Vete
rans are now selling forget-me-nots
which have been made by
veterans in hospitals throughout
the nation. Every penny of the
proceeds of this sale will be used
to advance the welfare of war
veterans in hospitals to make
life a bit brighter and easier for
those who sacrificed so much for
America. No thoughtful and
patriotic American should miss
the opportunity of buying one of
these significant little flowersl
"The nations are few in which
there is peace today twenty
one years after the Armistice of
the last world war. There are
havoc and destruction; homes
bereft and orphaned children.
There is lack of freedom, and
personal liberty once again be
comes a cause to be fought for.
This is true in lands where men,
women and children have the
same affections . . . the same
emotions as our own wives and
husbands, sons and daughters.
For them this Armistice Day is
a sad one, and for them we too
must feel distress and compas
sion. How much more precious
now looms our own complete
democracy; the fact that we in
this troubled world still consti
tute a nation at peace.
"CHARLES C. FURNAS.
Mayor of Medford."
GENERAL HOLIDAY
The public was reminded to
day that downtown stores will
be closed Saturday in observ
ance of Armistice day. Food
stores will remain open until 9
o'clock Friday night but all
other stores will close at the
usual time Friday. With the
stores closing, Armistice day
will be a general holiday here.
The postoffice will be closed
Saturday and there will be no
mail delivery.
The retail merchants commit
tee will meet at 8 tonight at
the Jackson County Chamber of
Commerce to make plans for
the annual Christmas opening,
Yuletide decorations and au
tumn Dollar Days. Charles
Adair, committee chairman, will
preside.
KIDNEYS
MUST REMOVE
EXCESS ACIDS
Help 15 Mile of Kidney Tub.
Flush Out Poisonout Wast
If yon have c xcvm o( iridi in you. blood
four 15 mil of kidney tube may b over
worked. Thse liny tilt era end tubes ere workini
dv and nieht to help Nature rid your jitem
ice) a cud and poisonous waste.
When disorder of kidney (unction permit
poifonous matter to remain in your blood. II
may cause nagging backache, rheumatfe pains,
leg pains, Ioni of pep and energy, getting up
nights, swelling, puftinwa under the eyes, hean
ar.nea and dimness. Frenuent or scanty pas
Mc wi'h tmarting ana burning aonetimea
hows there is something wrong with your
kirlnevB or bladder.
K:dny? may need help tht aarr.s as bowels,
o sek your druggist for Doan'a Fills, weed sue-
-fully by n.iili.nia fr-r over 40 yean. They
t-e hsppv rrlif and will help the 15 miles of
cney tunes fiu-b out poisonous wast from
rour blood. Get Doan'e Fills.
New Tricks for Spice Cake
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will say when they taste this deli
cious new spicecake, which carries
a new label that says, "Fall 1939."
The problem of having the raisins
and nuts sink to the bottom of the
pan is solved. Sprinkling them
over the batter after it has been
poured into the layer pans is the
key to this old-time riddle.
SPICE CAKE
li cup shortening
1 cup brown sugar
2 eggs, separated
8 cups sifted flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon soda
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon cloves
M teaspoon nutmeg
1 cup sour millc
)i cup molasses
2 teaspoons flavoring
'4 cup chopped walnuts
1 cup raisins
Cream shortening and sugar to
gether. Add beaten yolks, mixing
well. Sift flour, baking powder,
soda, cinnamon, cloves, and nut
meg together. Combine milk and
molasses. Add alternately with
.flour mixture to creamed mixture.
Add flavoring. Fold in stiffly
beaten whites. Pour into well
greased paper-lined layer pans.
Combine nuts and raisins and
sprinkle over top of each layer.
Bake in moderate oven (350 F.)
45minutes. Yield: 2 9-inch layers.
Spread caramel frosting between
layers.
COURT HOUSE
NEWS
Honor Roll
MfirrlAgp Liron?e
Aldrlck A. Mattacra nd Vernieo W.
Coppage.
George Albert Thomai and Violet
Mills.
Fletcher Thomns Pleh and Jean
Gftrman.
Circuit Court
Divorce Dott William Longstreth
vs. Walter H. Longstreth.
Deeds
Dessa Hurt to P. L. Orr. W. D.
Pleasant Valley Farm Tracts.
Josephine P. Murray to Loretta
May Coy. W. D. In Medford,
Eagle Point Irrigation District to
Prank C. St rah an, 24 .68 acres In
12-35-lWest.
Etta Lamkin et vlr to Harvey Haw
kins. W. D, In Ashland.
Elmer R, Hull et ux to Louis Sugar
et ux, Q. C. D. in 34-2West.
Paul E. Sandoz to Rebecca Bur
rows, W. D. 60 acres In 33-1 East.
O. T. Riggs to A. W. Bramlet, W. D.
in Jacksonville
Ruth E. Stroup to Daisy Clapp.
W. D. Pierce Subdivision.
Charles J. Humphrey et ux to
Charles Wonnal, Deed, 49.8 acres. In
18-38-4West.
Charier Wonnal to Charles J. Hum
phrey et ux. Deed, 49.5 acres in
15-38-4West.
J. A. Perry to Ella P. Perry, W. D.
Perry Subdivision.
Rosa A. Sumpter et vlr to Paul
Warden, W. D. In Medford.
Loretta M. Coy to Edward Coy.
W. D. In Medford.
Frederick P. Crump, Administrator,
to Jackson County, Oregon, In Jack
sonville. Jennie P. Hoag to C. E. Close et ux.
W. D. on Derby Road. .
Agnes D. Zimmerman et vlr to
Howard Dun lap et ux, Q. C. D. In
Central Point.
William Howard et ux to Maynard
Bush et ux. W. D. 8 acres In 37-3
West.
George R. WHkerson to Mrs. James
Owens, W. D. 40 acres In 27-36-lWest.
J. C. Smith et ux to Prank Wheeler
et al, W. D. In 14-34-4West.
J. C, Smith et ux to Prank Wheeler,
W. D. in 14-34-4West.
Be mice L. Brahs et vlr to R. E.
Hole man et ux, W. D. 9 acres on the
Boulevard In Ashland.
City of Medford to Luetic Croft,
Deed In Medford.
Lydla T. McCall to J. M. Wagner.
Deed, In 39 and 40-2East.
Maggie R. Terrett to Alton M. An
derson et ux. Q. C. D. In Medford.
Ltnwood B. Cornell, Trustee, to
Bessie Bonney, Trustee's Deed, in
l-41-3West.
Irene A. Barnes et vlr to F. M.
Knapp, W. D. 8.B0 acres tn 39-lEsst.
In Ashland.
P. M. Knapp to Philip V. Swenson
et ux, W. D. In Ashland.
The Junior high school honor roll
for the first six weeks Includes:
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Bailey, Howard AAAAABABA
Ball, Myrla .... BAAAABBAB
Williams. June BAAABBAAB
7-A No one,
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Casebeer, Ray A B B A B A A
Humphrey, Jo Ann B B B B A B A
Tucker, James A B A A B B B
Wllday, Alice B B B B A B A
Young, Pat A B B B A A B
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Hays, Carol la .. A A A A A A
Hoey, James A A A B A A B
Hubbard, Lots Ann A A A A A B A
Scrlpter, Anne B B B B A A A
Wall, Neysa B A B B B B B
9-B
Bailey, Howard B B B A B
A B A A B
B A A A A
B B B B A A
B B B B B
B A B A A
B A A A B
A A A A A
A A A A A
H B B A B
Collins, Betty Mae
Daniels, Clara
Day, Alice
Prey, Betty
Gleason, Lorraine ....
Graham, Dan .....
Haney, Pat .
Jarmlne, June
Jones, Beverley
Knowlcs, George A B B B
Lamb, Glen A B B B B
Luper, Ludella B B B B A
Lyman, Mary Lou . B B A A A
McCurley, Ellis A A B A B
Moffatt, Jack B A B A B
Parker, Natalie R A A A A B
Rawltngs, Catherne B B A A B
Smith. Harold - B B B B B
Stinson, Kathlene A B A B B
Sullivan, Margaret .. B B B B B
Takao, Mona B B B B A
Tuttle. Nina B B B B A
Uhe, Joyce .... A A A A A
Varner, Winona B B B A
Webb, Helen . A A A A A
Welsenburger, Shirley.. B A B B A
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Btlderback, Raymond.. B B B B A B
OF
New York, Nov. 9. UP) Dr.
Livingston Farrand, 72, Cornell
universitys' president - emeritus
and former University of Colo
rado president, is dead.
Admitted to New York hospi
tal November 2, he died of pneu
monia last night. In the past
few years, he had devoted much
of his time to the advocacy of
health insurance for the masses
and was a leader in the fight
against tuberculosis.
He was president of the Uni
versity of Colorado from 1914
until 1919 and became Cornell's
fourth president in 1921. He
retired in June, 1937, when trus
tees named him Cornell's first
president-emeritus.
VIE AI O.S.C.
Corvallis, Nov. 9. (if) A corn
shucking contest the first held
west of the Cascades will be an
attraction at the third annual
Oregon State Corn show at Ore
gon State college December 1
and 2. Farmers will shuck the
corn from the shock rather than
from the field, however, because
of the late date.
Plans for a two-day education
al program have been completed
by C. W. Smith, chairman. This
program will deal with produc
tion and use of field corn under
Oregon conditions.
British Ship Sunk
London, Nov. 9. (J") The
961-ton British steamer Carmar
then Coast was sunk in the
North sea today and two mem
bers of her crew were missing.
Fourteen men, five of them in
jured, were rescued.
The rigors of winter pile
added work on the human heart.
As a result, heart trouble Is
about 30 percent deadlier In
winter than in summer. Janu
ary sees more heart disease fa
talities than any other month.
August the fewest.
When he was three years old.
Louis Braille, inventor of the
Braille system, became blind.
At 10 he went to Paris In
stitution for blind foundlings.
At 19 he began teaching the
blind.
Grapes are believed to be the
first fruit cultivated by man.
Grape seeds at least 3,000 yearn
old have been found in Egyptian
tombs.
The typical Mexican home is
virtually fireproof for practical
ly no wood or other Inflam
mable material goes Into its construction.
Seven Jobs; $75 Monthly
Reedsville, Wis. (UP) There
is never a dull moment in the
life of Emil Abel, who holds
seven jobs in public service for
which he is paid $75 a month.
Abel is village marshal, street
commissioner, weed commis
sioner, poundmaster, and custo
dian of village property. Recent
ly he became foreman of a
WPA crew, and his newest posi
tion is chief engineer of the
municipal sewage disposal and
water supply system.
Ask PUD
Salem, Nov. 9. W) Peti
tions usking for creation of a
peoples utility district including
virtually all of Washington
county except the city of Forest
Grove were filed today with the
state hydroelectric commission.
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ARMISTICE
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Celebrate tn
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greases that mean trouble,
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