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Newspaper Page Text-frV--vviL PAGE SEVEM. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY. JUNE 14. 1940. CRATER LAKE Rl DRIVE TO BE OPEN JULY 1ST Menus of the Day Sections of Road Circling Water Are Now Clear As Snow Removal Is Pushed Crater Lake, June 14. (SpU Rapid progres is being made in removing mow from the rim drive around Crater lake, the office of E. P. Leavitt. superin tendent of Crater Lake national park, said today. State highway 232, known as he East Entrance road, from U. S. 97 to the rim of Crater lake at Kerr Notch, was open to traffic on June P. With the opening of this road visitors hava the opportunity of seeing Crater lake from Kerr Notch, one of the finest observation points on the crater rim, and viewing the formations known as the pinnacles in Wheeler creek canyon. From the east en trance checking station midway between the pinnacles and the crater rim at Kerr Notch, eight miles of the south rim drive is open to park headquarters and the south rim of Crater lake. While this stretcli of the rim drive Is not hard surfaced, it is dry. Caution Urged North entrance road via Diamond lake to U. S. high way 87 will be open for traffic June 16. With the opening of this road six miles of the rim drive between the rim village area and the north entrance checking station will be avail able. In the history of the park this road has never been opened as early as June 16. In view of the fact that the north entrance road will not be a two-lane highway for several days after June 16, visitors using the road should drive with caution, mak ing use of the numerous turn outs provided in the deep cuts! through heavy snow drifts. Tire chains will not be necessary in traversing the north entrance road. Ready By July I With the opening of the north entrance road, snow removal work will be concentrated on the rim drive between the north entrance checking station and Kerr Notch. With favorable con ditions the entire rim drive should be accessible by July 1. Meal and over-night accom modations are now available at Crater Lake lodge. Automobile service station facilities are available at park headquarters. Cabin and cafeteria facilities will be available June 16. The park staff plans to have the Crater wall trail open by July 1 when launch and row boat facilities will be available and the lake will be open for fishing. No license Is required to fish in Crater lake, the limit being 12 fish per person per day. Public campground facilities are now available at Annie Spring, Cold Spring and the east entrance checking station Limited campground facilities In the rim village area will be available the last week of June, Br Mrs- Alexander Gears Cooking For Too (H!pln tho Newlj-weds) Breakfast Chilled Fruit Juleee (Orange. Lemon. Otiptl Touted Corn Cereal Brown Svsgar end Cinnamon Top Milk Scrambled Eggs Buttered Tout Luncheon Menu Cheese and Bacon Bandvtcne Tea Cocoanut Cooklu Orape Sauce Dinner Meno Read Lettuce Rueeian D renins Veal Chops. Bettlna Slashed Turnip Browned Egrplant Bread Butter Strawberry Surprise Dessert Coffee Teal Chops. Betttna 3 tableapoons bacon fat 1 tableepoona chopped onions a tableepoona ehopped celery t tablespoon chopped green pep per (optional) 9 loin chopa I I cup mushrooms (fresh pre ferred) 14 teaspoon salt teaspoon paprika Heat fat In a frying pan, add and cook two minutes, the onions, celery and pepper. Add the chops and brown well on both sides. Cover and cook about ten minutes until the chops are tender. Add mushrooma and cook fire minutes. Stir with a fork, sprinkle with the salt and paprika and transfer to heated platter. Gar nish with parsley. Strawberry Surprise Deseerte 1 eeg white, beaten 3 tablespoons granulated sucer t4 teaspoon lemon Juice 3 cup cakes 1 cup berries, sweetened Add sugar to the white and beat until creamy. Add Juice. Scoop out the centers of the cakes. Carefully fill with the berries and spread tops and eldea with the egg mixture. Bake five minutes in a moderate oven to brown. Serve. ALASKA SEEKS BATHING SUIT FIRST SEATTLE ARRIVAL COURT HOUSE NEWS Seattle, June 14 i.T) Miss Minnie Motschman, 21, pretty Eskimo graduate of the Univer sity of Alaska, at Fairbanks, arrived today as "Miss Alaska," queen of the Fairbanks ice car nival, en route to Washington, D. C, as a guest of the United States Junior Chamber of Com merce. Her companion, "Miss Nome," who is Miss Margaret Scott, daughter of Tolbert Scott, mining man, also will accom pany her to the New York world's fair. It was "Miss Alaska's" first trip to the United States, and her reaction to her first sight of a street car was "My, it's a noisy city, isn't it?" Miss Motschman's ambition is to be a dress designer; she worked her way through school as a department store salesgirl. Her first venture here was to shop for a bathing suit. "A "queen" has to have one, doesn't she?" she asked. Marriage License William E. Holmes and Ger trude A. Parker. Robert Higgins and Esther Naoma Huffman. Robert B. Wilson and Wan da Konkel. C. Fred Underwood and Bar bara Drury. John Riley Russell and June Marguerite Williams. Marion Henry Johnson and Janet Rae Reter. William Hunter Dixon and Joyce Elaine Durham. William Henry Newton and Minnie E. Beaver. Charles Daily and Marie Chambers. Losco C. Fowler and Laur aine M. Crawford. Kirby Sentclear Sanders and Geneva Frazier. Divorces Eunice Ada McCoy va neth F. McCoy. Faye Roden vs. John Roden. Sylvia Shoemaker Dusenber ry vs. Ralph Dusenberry. and See. SS Tvp. M I. R. S Cut W. M. Nora f. Orow to Olynnle Btlder bark et al. W. D 10 sens In Sec. 14 Twp. SS . R . 3 lul W. M. Illaabeth Psrfuaon Robert O. Knla-ht. W. D. 40 acree In See. 31. Twp. 16 6 R. 4 West W. It. Howard F. Drake et al to the City of Oold Hill. Correction Deed, In See. IS and 11, Twp. 11 S. a, 1 west W. II. Mary O. Chlsholra to the City of Oold Hill. Oregon. Right of Way In Eagle Helghta Fruit Farms Addition. J. W. Livingston to the City of Oold Hill, Right of Way, In City of Oold Hill. Oregon. Louis U Lliwren et us to the City of Oold Hill, Oregon. W. D. In Sees. IS and 31, Twp. 59 8. R. S Weat W. If. H. A. Taylor et ux to D. A. Kelaer et UI. Q. C. D. 10 acres In Sec. (. Twp. 39 8. R. 1 tut W. M. Chartea Dunn et al to Faul S. Johnston et ui. W. D. 0.S1S acre. In D. L. C. No. 84. Twp. IT I. R. West W. M. Lemmle R. Cook et ui to the Stat of Oregon, represented and acting by the World War Veterans' Slate Aid Ken- Commission. W. D. la ths city of Ashland. Oregon. Dora Howard et al to laura taw rents. Q. C. D. I S arrea In D. L. C. Ho. TS. Twp. ST 8. R. 1 Weat W. U. Mildred Barber Harm sen et vlr to Frank Chruman et ui. w. D. a the City of Ashland. Oregon. The United Btatea of America to Ollla L. Fltrhford. Patent. ISO acree In Bee. It Twp. sa 8. R. a But W. If. W. 8. Kee to Alice R. Cummlngs. Q C. D. In the Town of Butte Falls. Oregon. R. F. Moore et ui to J. D. DeSpaln et ux. W. D. In the City of Central Point. Oregon. ( R. L. Flelltn et ui to John F. Red den et ui, W. D. In City of Medford. Oregon. Alfred A. Hsmpson. Ouardlan of the Estate of Frank D. Madison. Ouardlan's Deed, in See. I. Twp. SS S. R. 1 West W. M. to Wakefield Baker. Llllle U. Conklln to A. U Case et us. W. D. In City of Medford. Oregon. Hubert B. Blrdsall et ux to W. A. Thatcher. W. D. 1.07 acres, tn D. L. C. 10 Twp. 38 8. R. 1 West W. M. George Hsll to Fannie Hull Kles. W. D. in Town of Oold Hill. Oregon. John W. Morris et ux to Rogue River Development Co. Q. C. D. 2M SS acree tn Sec. 31. Twp. 3 8. . 3 Weat W. M: 310.13 acres In Sec. 3 Twp. SS 8 It. S West W. U: and 130 acres In Sec 30, Twp. IS S. R. 3 West W. M. Charles A. Wing et us to 8. 1- Cox et ux. W. D. 3 acres In D. U C. No. 43 Twp. 87 8. R. 1 West W. U. Rogue River Valley Irrigation Dis trict to Jackson County, Corporation Quitclaim Deed, In See. 31. Twp. 36 8. R. 1 WW W. M. John Heckert et ux to Otto Reck on et ux, W. D. one-third interest. in D. L. C. No. 37, In City of Jackson vllle. Oregon. Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan Association to R. B. Al baugh. W. D. In City of Ashland. Oregon. Sheriff Walter J. Olmtcheld to B. D. Brtggs. Sheriff's Deed on Foreclos ure. In Bellevue Tract In Twp. 39 8. R. 1 But W. M. Soldiers Like Zoo. London-lU.PJ-Deserted by chil dren, nurtes and prams, the London too is becoming a ren dezvous of the forces. On Sun days especially, when admission is free, the zoo Is crowded with men in uniform soldiers and sailors of the home forces. Can adians. Australians, Newfound landers and Allies. Ota Mal Tribune want ads. on BagVl CM Carton 1"" tramp! the con r : tents as pure e: y'PURZ ; ettremelywhire, CANE I eeaeesaeasea)BStSaX D o METHODIST VETERAN ENDS LONG PASTORATE Portland, June 14. VP) The Rev. Franz August Schumann, veteran among the active mem bers of the Oregon Methodist conference, retired automatical ly today in conformance with the 72-year age limit accepted by the general conference last month. The 80-year-old clergyman, who came from Germany in 1886, has been pastor of the Rodney Avenue German Meth odist church here for 29 years. Moslem Center. London. (U.R) A scheme for the provision of a religious cen ter for Moslems of all national ities living in or visiting Lon don is under way, Lord Zetland, Egyptian ambassador, stated at a meeting of the Royal Center Asian society. Derby Probate Court Estate of Thomas E. Green, Deceased. Estate of Nora D. Bryson, Deceased. Derby, June 14. (Spl.) Don Driskell returned home last week from Medford, where he has been receiving treatment for his eye. Mrs. Mary McConnell and son. Kenneth, and Ed Ooddard and son, Don, of Talent, visited at the M. F. Haynea and Helen Driskell homes Sunday. Kenneth stayed to visit his old school friends be had not seen In several year. Earl Deen hu a Job at the rock crusher. Mrs. W. Scrsggs. who hu been re ceiving medical care in Medford, re turned home last week. Bill Snow and C. H. Haynes found a bee tree lut week. A good ball game was enjoyed at Red Spring Sunday. Use Mail Tribune want ads. HEAVY SALES OF WOOL IN PORTLAND REGION Portland, June 14. (fP Mar ket sources confirmed the sale of 1,250,000 to 1.750,000 pounds of wool within the last few days in the Portland trading area outside the Willamette valley. Interior range wools were quoted from 27 to 30 cents a pound with crossbreds at the higher figure. Willamette valley sales were reported around 32 cents a pound. The market suggested that about 9,000,000 pounds were held in Portland houses. Deeds V. J. Beach et ux to the California Oregon Power Company, Right of way. In Sees, at and 30, Tap. 37 S. R. 3 West W. M. Earl Brail to the California Oregon Power Company. Right of Way,. In Seca. 15 and 14, Twp. 37 S. R. 3 West W. M. Florence Marlon et al to the Med ford Corporation, Timber Deed. In Sec. IS. Twp. 34 8. R. 3 Eut W. M. Sheriff Syd I. Brown to Anna H. Moore, Sheriff's Deed on Foreclosure, In the City of Ashland. Oregon. J. C. Holllngsworth et ux to L. W. Hardin et ux. w. D. In the City of Ashland, Oregon. Ben E. Harder et ux to Dorance E. Hayes et ux. W. D. In the City of Medford, Oregon. Dorance E. Hayes et ux to Chu. S. Adair et ux. W. D. In the City of Medford, Oregon. T. C. Murphey et ux to Dean R. Booth, Q. C. D. la the City at Ash land, Oregon. J. J. Steiger to Timber Producta Company. W. D. 390 acres in Sec. 35 Twp. 33. 8. R. 3 Eut W. M ; In Sec. 3 Twp. 38 6. R. 3 Eut W. M. LUIYIANS' Our Free Delivery at Your Service Telephone 353 or 354 LUMANS' J U 't D o THE GRANGE Sams Valley Grans Lecture hour Tuesday eve ning was turned over to a talk on the health program of Jack son county, presented by Mrs. Schuler of Medford. Grange welcomed R. E. 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