PA OF ETOHT
No Protest
Portland, Nov. 17. (IP) A
resolution of protest to Presi
dent Roosevelt against appoint
ment of non-residents to federal
positions in Oregon was rejected
yesterday by the Willamette
Democratic society.
Weather
Northern California: Fair and
mild tonight and Saturdays,
fogs on the coast, light variable
wind off the coast; Sunday fair.
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MARKET
These Prices from Sat. Till Tue.
BABY BEEF
STEAKS
1 9
All Cuis If.
SAUSAGE
Country Style
2 lbs. 25c
NEWTOWN
APPLES
53c box
ORAFIGES
Full of Juice
3 doz 25c
802 So. Central. Phone 1937
The Little Store With
the Big Values
Plenty of Parking Space
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WITH THANKSGIVING
CORN 3
PEAS CANS
STRING 0r
BEANS IQO
7 PURE
FINE-GRANULATED
QUICK-DISSOLVING
WHITE SATIN SUGAR
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Ask Your Grocer For
WHITE SATIN SUGAB
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A treat in themselves, tender SNOW FLAKES also make
soups, salads, or creamed dishes taste doubly delicious
If you're one of those shoppers who think all crackeri
are alike, do this:
COMPARE THE FRESHNESS: When you open your triple
wrnppcd, air-tight carton of SNOW FLAKES, notice that
fresh from-the-oven aroma. They're rushed to your gro
cer from nearby National Biscuit Company ovens. They
reach your table with all their freshness lealtj In.
COMPARE THE TASTE AND TEXTURE: You can tell SNOW
FLAKKS by their "finer ingredient" taste. And you know
that delicate, open texture means baking timed to a
split second.
In three convenient sizes. Your grocer has them.
SUGGESTION OF THE WEEK: For a nibble at K-d.ime, try snow
FI.AKK Cr.ulccri ond a glass of milk or a cup of hot chocolate.
5 rimy Flake crackers
ICKES LONGS FOR
E TO
Secretary Enumerates High
way Peeves in Talk to
Automobile Association
Washington, Nov. 17. (P)
Secretary Ickes said today he
longed for the time he can take
an armored tank down a "truck
infested" highway, "bumping
these pests from the road."
Advising Americans to mend
their highway manners so as to
attract foreign visitors, the in
terior department chief said In
an address prepared for the con
vention of the American Auto
mobile association:
"We would like Canadians
and Latin Americans to visit the
United States and we would like
even more Americans to visit
Canada and vastly more to visit
Latin America."
Idiosyncrasies Cited
Then, saying "We should not
undertake to induce tourists to
come to this country if they are
to be disappointed," Ickes cited
"a few Idiosyncrasies" which
might be corrected to make
American motor travel more at
tractive. He said:
"In my judgment a minimum
speed law Is even more justifi
able and necessary than a maxi
mum speed law.
"There are too many hamlets
in the United States that affect
a .bustling mctropolitanism by
sticking up a traffic light, with
out which the motorist would
hardly know a town existed.
"Some motorists, when they
approach such (traffic lane)
lines, seem to imagine that they
are tight-rope walkers.
Trucks Annoy
"The lord of the highway Is
the truck driver. I have pro
mised some day to give myself
the pleasure of driving down a
truck-infested road In the big
gest armored tank I can find
and bumping these pests from
the road.
"But what particularly an
noys me on a holiday or week
end trip Is to see emerge out
of the distance a leviathan that
has just had a litter of motor
cars that It is transporting from
the lylng-ln factory."
He advocated trucks be bar
red from main highways on hol
idays and week-ends, and trans
porting new automobiles over
highways be totally prohibited.
Sigma Chi Sweetheart
Eugene, Nov. 17. (JP)
Blonde and beautiful Evelyn
Nelson, Portland freshman coedi
has been named .the official
sweetheart of Sigma Chi at the
University of Oregon. Miss Nel
son, a 1937 Portland Hose Festi
val princess, is affiliated with
Delta Gamma sorority.
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PINK
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"Oh, gee, mom! Can I have some now?" Tommy's ready for
turkey with his favorite stuffing.
Thanksgiving's Just around the
corner . . . and, of course, every
body's getting ready for the feast.
Youngsters and grownups agree
that turkey's the bird. But there's
a point for you to settle . . . what
shall the stuffing be?
Here ore four brand-new recipes
. , . each one kitchen-tested.
Oyster Staffing
B cup cracker crumbs 1 pint oyBters
xh cup melted butter Milk to m;ike
1 teaspoon nuge l:!cupaliquid
Combine cracker crumbs, melted
butter and sage, tossing thoroughly
together. Drain liquor from oysters
and add milk to make H', cups.
Moisten crumb mixture with the
liquid, add oysters, and mix togeth
er lightly but thoroughly.
Hklnlrfttt Frnnkfurtrr fltufTliif
1 loaf whlti! brrnd
1 cup direr! ei'lcry
6 sklnleaa frank-
ftirters, diced
Mi cup butter
V tenspoon Bait
Va te.iBpoon
poultry
easonlng
Use day-old,
unsliced bread.
Crumble bread into fine crumbs,
discarding hard crusts (there should
be 8V4 cups crumbs). Saute
celery and diced frankfurters in the
butter in a large skillet, for 5 min
utes. (If frankfurters other than
skinless are used, be sure to re
move the casing). Add bread
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PROSPECT MEET
Prospect, Nov. 17. (Spl)
The Jncksoii County Schoolmas
ters' club met at Prospect hifih
school Monday evening with 27
members and two guests pres
ent. The local unit of the Parent-
Teacher association served din
ner at 6:30 in the school cafe
teria.
Clem Clarke, superintendent
of Ilutto Falls schools, presided
over the meeting and program.
Edward Hoot, music instruc
tor, and three of his students,
Dorothy and Herb Sutelil'fc and
Aileen Sherwood, played two
special numbers on their clar
inets: Song Reineche and pre
lude Chopin for clarinet sym
phony. Elcho Redding, high
school student, played two very
enjoyable numbers on his ac
cord ian.
Ludo Grieve, superintendent
of the California Tower com
pany In this area, then gave a
brief history of the power com
pany and its development in
southern Oregon,
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TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
crumbs and stir over low heat until
crumbs are coated with butter. Add
poultry seasoning and salt Pack
loosely into turkey.
Samafe Stuffing
2 loaves fV.'t lb. each) 2 teaspoons salt,
white bread or to suit taste
2 lbs. fresh pork V teaspoon
sausage sage
1 cup diced onloni
Use day-old sliced bread. Remove
crusts and cut bread in cubes. Put
sausage in hot skillet, add onions,
and stir over heat about 5 minutes,
until sausage is cooked. Add salt
and sage, and mix thoroughly.
Pack lightly into turkey. (A con
venient way to buy sausage is in
Pattettes fresh sausage packed in
celophane-like casings.)
Skinless Frankfurter and nice Stuffing
1 lb. (7 or 81 skin- 8 cups cooked rice
leas frankfurters fl lb. uncooked)
id butter
1 tablespoon salt, or
to suit taste
teaspoon pepper
Va teaspoon 6a ge
1 cup diced celery
2 tablespoons
chopped onion
Cut frankfurters in halves length
wise, then cut crosswise in thin
slices. Melt butter in skillet, add
celery, onions and frankfurters, and
cook about 5 minutes, stirring fre
quently, until celery is moderately
soft. Mix with rice, add salt, pep
per and sage and mix thoroughly.
Pack loosely Into turkey.
Harry Young of the Copco
home office In Medford gave an
interesting lecture on light and
lighting and showed a movie in
sound and technicolor, entitled,
"The Power Behind the
Switch."
Appreciation was expressed to
Richard D. Gray, superintendent
of the Prospect schools, for hav
ing arranged an evening's pro
gram which proved to be both
educational and entertaining.
E CtUU
OF MIRY BACKERS
Portland, Nov. 17 OF) The
honorary chairmanship of a
statewide committee to promote
Senator McNary for the Repub
lican presidential nomination
was accepted yesterday by Gov
ernor Sprague.
"I have been gratified by the
fine response received from all
parts of the state with reference
to the McNary candidacy," the
governor wrote to Kern Cran
dnll, Republican state chairman,
in accepting the chairmanship.
Lost Children Safe
Seaside, Ore., Nov. 17. OF)
Johnny Small, 12, and Jackie
Sandy, 14, returned unharmed
to their homes yesterday after
being lost alt night in the Tilla
monk head district.
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OREGON. FRTDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1939.
U. S, HELP
Former Tenants Gain Inde
pendence in Cooperative
Effort Fear Vanishes
La Forge, Mo. (U.P1 There's
chicken in every skillet, there
arc lots of canned food in the
cellars and the 100 families of
the 6,700-acre cooperative re
settlement project here ore look
ing forward to a winter of plen
ty after the field crops are in.
. Within two years this area,
once despaired of as productive
of nothing but cotton and indi
gent sharecroppers, has been
transformed into a cooperative
community of small landowners
who are well on their way to a
relatively fair degree of pros
perity. The families, taken indiscrim
inately as they came by the fed
eral farm security administra
tion which loaned them money
and supervised construction of
the community, have rehabilita
ted themselves until they are
now taxpayers on the same land
on which most of them were des
titute "croppers" two years ago.
Property owners now, they are
gradually assuming the roles of
substantial citizens. .
Excellent Yield
Hans Baasch, supervisor of
the project, says each iamily put
up about 400 jars' of foodstuff
during the summer. He says the
community's 2,000 acres of cot
ton will produce a yield of at
least 1,500 bales, which will
mean a minimum of $1100 in
cash for each family.
Additional cash will com-5
from the sale of surplus hogs
and calves, from farm conserva
tion benefit payments by the
government, and dividends from
the cooperative store, cotton gin
and sire service.
Fear Gone
One reassuring condition that
adds to the welfare of the group.
Baasch says, is the lack cf fear
that the families will have to
move in the spring a fear that
is ever-present with the share
cropper.
Baasch says the project has
encountered considerable opposi
tion from large private landown
ers who see in the success of ths
community a threat to the share
cropper system. "But this meth
od is the only solution for the
sharecropper problem in the
South," he says.
Prunes To Plymouth
Salem, Nov. 17. (P) Gov.
Charles A. Sprague will send
a box of Oregon prunes to the
National Thanksgiving Observ
ance Commission, which will
hold a Thanksgiving dinner No
vember 30 at Plymouth, Mass.,
scene of the first Thanksgiving
in 1631. The dinner will consist
of products from each of the
48 states.
Closing time for Too Lata to Clas
sify Ads is 1 :30 p m.
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2 lb. Prime Hereford
Steer Beef With
Each $1.
Purchase Saturday
This Prime Beef Was Purchased at the
Recent Cal-Oregon Hereford Auction
and Is Furnished Through the Courtesy of
Thtumbler Meat Co.
"StatQ Inspecttd Meat Packer"
BEEF - PORK - VEAL - LAMB
PRIME TURKEYS
Order Your Bird Now and Be
Assured of the Finest Quality
A Complete Stock
FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES
and GROCERIES
LIBERTY
NORTHWEST PLANS
TO LURE TRAFFIC
DIVERTED WAR
Oregon, Washington, British
Columbia Join Forces to
Cash in On 1940 Travel
Salem 'U.R) Oregon, Wash
ington and British Columbia are
joining forces to cash in on the
war-diverted . European travel
next year. (
Government figures Indicate
that half a million persons take
ocean trips from the United
States but, with the war In Eu
rope interrupting this traffic,
the three districts will launch an
advertising campaign to bring
many of these tourists to the
Pacific northwest.
At a meeting In Seattle, at
tended by Harold Say, director
of the travel department of the
Oregon state highway commis
sion, and representatives of
Washington and British Colum
bia, preliminary plans for the
joint effort were made
Foresee Good Year
The travel department and
other tourist agencies expect
next year to be an exceptionally
good one for travel.
Should the Golden Gate in
ternational exposition reopen
next year It would serve as a
drawing card to thousands of
American and Canadian tourists
as it did this year.
Inquiries are still pouring Into
the office of the travel depart
ment in quantities unusually
heavy for this late in the season.
Many of them ask for informa
tion in connection with planning
1940 trips to Oregon. The total
pumber of Inquiries received by
the department since the first of
the year is 78,000.
Travel Holds Up
Late fall tourist traffic, stimu
lated by fine weather, also haa
been at a record point for Ore
gon. Travel to Crater Lake na
tional park, a barometer of tour
ist traffic for the state, showed
a gain in October of this year
of more than 32 per cent over
the same month a year ago.
By concerted effort the dis
trict representatives expect to
cut down the individual ex
penses, and at the same time,
work out a better and more com
plete advertising scheme. Most
of the advertising will be di
rected at travelers in the eastern
states.
Swiss "Bombed"
Basel, Switzerland, Nov. 17
(I?) A German propaganda
bomber flew 60 miles into Swit
zerland today strewing thou
sands of anti-British pamphlets
from Basel to Zug. The pamph
lets were printed in French.
f;ottce
I wilt not be responsible for debt
contracted by any person or persons
other than myself. Ira B. ClarH.
Prospect, Ore.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ads Is 1:30 p m
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Menus of the Day
Bv Mra, Alexander Grorje
IJsing Up Ths Apples
(In Apple Butter)
Dinner Menu
Browned Fish Steak
Tartar Sauce
Escalloped Potatoes
Buttered Beets
Bread
Apple Butter with Cider
Steamed Cranberry Pudding
Lemon Sauce
Coffee
Apple Butler
(With Cider)
13 pounds apples
quart cider
3 cupa water
10 cupa granulated sugar
(5 pounda)
4 cup cinnamon, ground
J tablespoon cloves, powdered
1 teaspoon nutmeg
1 teaapoon salt
Wash, quarter and weigh the
apples. Do not peel them, but
discard all soft places. Add the
cider and water and cook, cov
ered, until the mixture is soft.
Press through a sieve. Add the
rest of the ingredients and boil
gently until the butter is thick.
It will require abbut an hour
perhaps more cooking. Stir fre
quently with a long-handled
wooden spoon.
(It is advisable to use anas-
bestos mat under the cooking
' Savory, easy-fo-eat, easy-io-fix
The economical meal'in-itself
Van Camp's Chili Con Carne
Healthful, nourishing beans ; . . choice cuts of beef. ; ; savory secret
sauce . . . millions like its real Mexican taste ; rouses
tired appetites .is wins you praises from family and
friends . saves you cooking cares . ; . a meal-in-itself
. . lunch i i . dinner . . midnight snacks ; s . thrillingly
thrifty . ;s Order Van Camp's Chili Con Carne
Mexican Style from your grocer, today.
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BOYD'S
108 N. Ivy.
Phone 1054
Free Deliveries 8-10-2-4
Specials for
Snowdrift Shortening
Quick Mixing. IQ
3 lbs 43 C
6 lbs 97
Wesson Oil for
cooking, frying, qi.3wC
Sanka Coffee
or Kaffee Hag
lb. tins
Schilling Coffee
Lb. tins
25c
2 lb. tins 49
Oleomargarine
25c
38c
16c
27c
Gem-Nut, z lbs..
Pearl Shortening
4 lbs
Pineapple Spears,
Dole's lb. 9 os. can
Grapefruit Juice
Del Monte No. 2
3 cans
Peas, Corn or String Beans,
303 site F
3 cans .... COC
Case 24 cans $1.89
Catsup
14 oi. bottles..
11c
35c
14c
9c
Honey, 5 lb. pail
Stewart's
Cocoa, Kershey
Lb. tins ..
Shaker Salt
U j lb. pkgs. 2 for
Campbell's Soups
All kinds. 3 cans uOC
Except Chicken and
Mushroom
Chicken or
Mushroom, 3 cans wC
Kraft Dinners
A meal for Four
In Nine Minutes
2 pkgs. 25c
Vi gallon 60
3?r
kettle as butters and jams scorch
easily.)
Pour the butter info Jars and
when cool seal with melted
paraffin.
Steamed Cranberry Pudding
4 tablespoona fat
33 cup granulated sugar
V'A teaspoon salt
2j cupa flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
A teaspoon nutmet
3 eggs, beaten (or 4 yolks)
IV) cups chopped cranberries
1 cup cold water
Cream the fat and sugar. Add
the rest of the ingredients. Half
fill a greased pudding mold.
Cover tightly and let steam for
two hours. Serve hot with
lemon or any other fruit-flavored
sauce.
Closing time for Too bate to Clas
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Flagstaff Hardwheat
srdwheat
$1.39
Queen
49-lb.
bags
Kitchen Queen
Hardwheat
bags....
$1.49
49 lb.
Drifted Snow
49-lb.
bags
$1.79
Crown Best Patent
Pure, not bleached
.49 lb.
bags ,
$1.89
Get This CEREAL BOWL
ith ourchaie of
1 PKG. RICE KRISPIES
and
1 PKG. (CRUMBLES
Minute Tapioca
9 2 pkgs. 23c
Swsnsdown Cake
Flour, pkgs
25c
Corn Starch j wm
Staley, 2 Pkgs 1 OC
Baby Food, Heini
3 cans ...
Dosen cans
25c
89
M. D. Toilet nr
Paper. 3 rolls CDC
Oyslers A
Tillamook, 2 cans U5C
Minced Clams
Seaside. 7 os. am
2 cens fc3C
Crab Meat A Q
Seaside, 6 oi. can 1 OC
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DOG FOOD
Bonny 4 cans 19
p 3 cans 230
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Phone 164
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