Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 14, 1946, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. 7h. 14, 1846 PLACER MINING . CONTROL DATES FIXED BY BOARD In a recent session of the Rogue River Coordim tion board, a resolution was passed governing placer mining along the Rogue and Its tributaries be tween April 15 and November Signed by Jack Dunphey, chairman, and Board Members T. V. Scott and J. E. Bartlett. the resolution orders "No .per son, firm, or corporation shall, between (dates given) operate or assist In the operation of any mine or mining operation whereby water containing mud or tailings is discharged into the Rogue river or any river, creek, or stream emptying Into said Rogue river, when the turbidity of said river, creek, or stream at the point of confluence with said Rogue river Is in excess of 1,000 ppm by weight of sus pended matter." The resolution In dealing with the Illinois river and the Applegate river, both tributar ies of the Rogue, forbids dis charge of water from placer mining when the turbidity of said rivers at a point where the bridges on the Redwood high way cross such streams is In ex cess of 1,000 ppm by weight of suspended matter. In the prosecution of viola tion of this order, the fcoard di rects that It shall not be neces sary to prove service of notice upon the defendant. Jury List (ConUnutd from Wednesday) Jackson county jury list for 1B4S, N to S Inclusive: Nagel, Marlon, Ashland; Nat- wick, Ruth L , Eagle Point: Nca Ion, Robert E., Central Point; Neathamer, Florence, Ashland Neathamer, John, Rogue River; Nell, Fred R., Ashland: Nelson, Bert, Eagle Point: Nelson. John. Central Point; Newhall, William S., Medford; Newton, Morton E., Nichols, Alta, Ashland; Nichols, C. F Medford; Nicholson, Pearl, Central Point; Nledermeyer, Earnest, Medford; Nielson, Niels Jepsen, Ashland; Mies, E, C Medford; Nivison, Ben, Ashland; Noblit, Herbert Llnard, Medford Norby, Margaret E., Ashland, Nordwlck, Harry F Norris, Carl W., Medford: Norris, Emerence C, Norris, Wm. B., Ashland; Nourse, H. H., Rogue River; Nut ter, Charles A., Nutter, Charles W., Medford; Nye, Anna E., Tal ent; Nye, Ivan F., Prospect, Obenchaln, George E., Med ford; Obenchaln, Merle E., Cen tral Point; O'Brien, Walter J., Oeser, Karl B O'Harra, Mllo P Ashland; Olllver, Fred A., Medford; Olson, Ernes N., Jack sonville; O'Neale, Grace, Med ford; Ormond, Leona S Ash land; Osenbrugge, J. J., Medford; O'Shea, Mike, Jacksonville; Ot ttnger, J. C. Talent; Owen, Ar thur E., Medford; Owens, M. Yolanda, Owens, Roscoe S., Ash land. Palen, Lloyd I., Central Point; Parker, Minnie Owen, Ashland; Parks, Ella, Patterson, Edwin E., Medford; Patterson, Myrtle E., Central Point; Patton, Charles A., Ashland; Payne, Richard Medford; Peachey, Albert L Peck, Elmer J.. Ashland; Peffley, Ruth, Gold Hill; Peile, Grace. Eagle Point: Pence, Ed, Pendle ton, Ilene Clara, Perdue, Gale B., Central Point; Perdue, John W., Medford; Perrlne, Hazel B Ashland; Perry, Alleen, Med ford; Perry, H. H., Eagle Point; Peters, Ar.thui M., Ashland; Pet tegrew, Fred, Eagle Point; Pey ton, Ralph E Butte Fals; Pickett, Venita, S., Ashland; Pierce, Floyd, Jacksonville; Pierce, Helen H., Poling D. D Medford. Port, Maude A., Jacksonville; Porter, Charles H., Porter, Fred M., Porter, Isaac it., Porter, Maude Ada, Potter, Leo K Med ford; Powell, David Sherman Ashland, Powers, Fred, Medford Powers, Madolyn, Central Point Poyer, Doris, Poyer, Vinetta Pratt, Florence L., Prescott, Paul F., Presnail, Charles O. Ashland; Preston, Walter L., Gold Hill Prlngle, H. H., Pruitt, Almus, Pruitt, O. G., Pruitt, Roy, Med ford; Pursel, Nelson, Jackson ville; Putman, Floyd T., Putman Louis, Putney, Arthur Milton Medford. Quackenbush, Ella, Talent; Quackenbush, Richard, Ashland; Quakenbush, V. E Gold Hill. Radcllffe, Walter A., Medford Randies, Nellie M., Randies, Mil dred, Ashland; Randolph, E. G. Medford; Rankin, Hush B Cen tral Point; Rankin, Rnlph, Eagle Point: Rapp, Joe, Talent; Reed Harold, Jacksonville: Reed, Ma bel, Medford; Reedy, W. A., Ash land; Rclnklng. Ernest J., Rem ington. H. D., Rener, Paul, Med ford: Rice, Charles D., Ashland Riddel, Jenle, Medford; Rlggs Barney K.. Ashland; Rlnabarger Blanche. Medford: Ring, Jesse J., Jacksonville; Ring, Marvin A., Rltchson, Lawrence, Robblns, E. S.. Ashland. Robertson, Paul, Medford Robertson, Ralph I., Roblnett Ethel M Ashland: Robinson, Fred E., Medford; Robison, Ma bel A.,- Ashland: Rnlston, Jno Henry, Rookard. William C. Medford: Root, Mrs. Ethel P. Jacksonville; Rose, Delia M. Rose, George W., Ashland; Rose Leonard T., Rose, Vern E., Med ford; Ross, James C, Central Point; Ross, John T., Rowden Taylor M., Rubensteln, Harry Ruch, Mary Ida, Medford: Rude Irene, Ashland; Runti, Katrlna Bryant. Medford; Rupp. Llovd R., Central Point; Russell. N. H Medford: Rutledge, Margaret L. Brownsboro. Sackett, Dewey W., Ashland Sultmarsh, Glenn, Jacksonville Samuels, Neva. Schade. Grace L.. Scheble, Eorl T., Medford: Schil ling, Earl C, Ash'nnd; Schmidt. Walter Charles, Schneider, G. F., Medford: Schweln, Belle, Schweitzer, Delia. Ashland: Sehuler, Paul R., Medford- Schulz, M. A., Gold Hill; Schow. Nellie M., Medford; Scott. Em est E., Central Point; Seaman. Roy A., Medford; Seamans. George H., Ashlnnd: Seegmlller, Lenora, Central Point; Segesscn man, Eva, Trail; Sclby, Lloyd, Ashland. Selby, O. A., Shade, George R., Shanole, Ruth, Shelby, Isaac M., Medford; Shellenburger, J. H., Central Point; Shelton, Eu gene G., Shirley, A, B., Shirley. J. W., Medford; Shoemaker, John B Jacksonvile; Short, Ar- RADIO and RECORD CHANGING 8ERVICE Phone S32S VALLEY MUSIC CO. Johnny Berry. Tech. Do your Children HATE Cereal? CHANGE TO Cream of RICE iOUNGSTERS new hot ) i . : - ICE CRBATIONl fei fdi Never again command young. ert to Mt breakfast I Instead, change to delicious Cream of Rice ... The Children's Cereal." Not a wheat eereall Not a com cereal! Cream of Rice Is made of oourUhinf Woe It's the oru hot rice breakfast cereal ... hence It offers something raafly different to thrill your child's tast e. No wonder Cream of Rice la becoming known to school nurses as "The Children's Cereal." Every serving te fortified to whole-grain levels with vitamins B Q, niacin and iron. Serve this "high-energy,1 all. family cereal regularly I Takea only 9 minutes to prepare. Oct Cream of Rice today 1 ONI OC OROCERY STORI PRODUCTS CO. QUAUTY POODS thur, Medford; Short, Elizabeth H., Showalter, Ina B., Ashland; Showers, M. J., Shroyer, Ken neth, Medford; Sikes, Wayne, Silva, Mrs. Mary E., Silver, Os car F., Simpson, Frances L Simpson, Glenn E., Ashland. Skevlngton, Harry R., Rogue River; Skyrman, Evelyn, Cen tral Point; Sloper, H. C, Med ford; Smith, Gladys H., Jackson ville; Smith, James G., Smith, John E., Smith, Justin B., Med ford; Smith, Mary S., Ashland; Smith, Rolland, Ruch; Smith, Ruth, Medford: Smith, William A., Central Point; Snook, Frank, Sparks, Robert W., Medford; Sparrow, Ruth W., Central Point; Spatz, Clarice, Spencer, Jeanette L., Spilver, Henry F. W Stagg, G. G., Medford. Stansbury, Marchial, Ashland; Stansell, Don, Medford; St. Arn old, Leroy Vincent, Central Point; Steele, Lillian M., Eagle Point; Stevens, Laura D Ash land; Stevenson, Howard G., Gold Hill; Steward, C. T., Stew art, James,' Stewart, John E Stout, Gordon S., Medford; Sto well, George H., Eagle Point; Stowell, Ollle, Butte Falls; Strang. Fred L., Medford; Stroh meir, Edwin H., Central Point; Sturgis, Fred, Talent; Sullivan, C. M., Surber, Walter, Medford; Swartsley, Joye, Ashland; Sweeney, Fred B., Medford; Swingle, A. Marie, Trail. DIVORCE DELAYED Los Angeles, Feb. 14 (U.R) j Annulment of the marriage of news commentator Sam Hayes to Mrs. Rosemond Hayes was delayed today by Superior Judge Roy V. Rhodes until proof of marriage is brought in to court. Productivity Best Inflation Control Says Henry Ford Los Angeles, Feb. 14 01.19 The public Is a better watchdog against high prices than the OPA, today said Henry Ford II following his arrival for a study of Ford company operations here. "Price ceilings should be knocked off, at least in the auto mobile Industry, because com petition would take care of REFRIGERATION Commercial Sales and Service Phone 6171 prices," declared the 28-year-old president of the Ford organiza tion. "Productivity is the only way to stop inflation." He said his organization is held back only by lack of material In its plans to turn out as many as 730,000 cars this year. Ford Indicated thol the Long Beach assembly plant, only Foitl plai.t in the country producing automobiles, may be forced to How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place jjtj yuui ioik . barrass by slipping, dropping or wab- your plates. Thi alkaline (non-acldl powder noios laisc tccu. j and more comioriauir- gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" (den ture breath). Get FASTEETH today at any drug store. shut down at tha end of this week because of lack of material. TEA ARRIVES San Francisco, Feb. 14 (U.R) The second largest shipment of tea to reach the United States since the war ended 2,800,000 pounds was unloaded today from the American Mail Lines' freighter Gilbert Stuart. The tea had been consigned from Colombo, Ceylon. The Gilbert Stuart also carried a consign, ment of crude rubber. Closing time tor Classified Ads 8:30 am -Too Lata to Classify 13:15 pm HOUSE OF AGATES AND WOODS 32 So. Central Moving lo Eureka, Calif. CLOSING OUT SALE NOW ON! Closing March 2 Anyone Having Agates Here, Please Call for Same. GEO. A. GRIEVE " Palmolive Soap 3 Bar. 20C Perfect Toilet Soap Customers at Safeway enjoy making their selections from a wide assortment of quality foods. On every shelf, in every section of the store, there's a promise of good eating & promise that's backed by Safeway's famous money-back guarantee. Important too, is the fact that you can . buy these fine foods at everyday low prices. 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I)7C Grade 1 B LB 25 Two Distinctive Meals with Low-Cast treats Many of my most appealing menus are planned around inexpensive cuts of meat. Here are two of my best-liked dinners that are sure to bring you compliments from guests or family. OLD-FASHIONED BOILED DINNER Don't forget this old favorite for a wintry day. Even the most discriminating eaters go for it. I like to serve it with hot corn bread or cornmeat muffins and a frosted apple dumpling for des sert. I alutays pass some of the "pot liquor" and a bowl of mustard-horse-radish sauce. To serve 6, simmer 4 or 5 pounds of boiling beef (choose short ribs, brisket, plate or chuck for this) in a large kettle for 3 or 4 hours or until tender. About H hour before serving time place on top of the meat 6 medium-sized peeled potatoes, carrots, white turnips, onions, cabbage wedges and par snips. Sprinkle lightly with salt and cover tightly. Simmer until vegetables are done. Arrange attractively on a large platter around the meat, keeping all of one kind of vegetable together. POT ROAST WITH RICH VEGETABLE GRAVY Here's gravy that's really something. For a Sunday dinner I like to serve pot roast and gravy and accompany it with fluffy mashed potatoes, broccoli with lemon butter, grapefruit and avocado salad with French dressing, whole wheat biscuits and lemon chiffon pie. Brown a 4 or 5 pound pot roast in hot short ening in a large kettle, turning often. (I usually select one of the chuck roasts or a rump roast to pot roast.) Add 1 to 2 cups water or tomato juice. Put 3 or 4 cut-up tops and outside stalks of celery, a peeled potato, a carrot, a lare onion, some leaves of cabbage, parsley and any left-over vege tables you have on hand in the kettle with the pot roast. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Cover tightly and simmer slowly several hours or until meat is tender, adding more liquid if necessary. When done, remove meat and press vegetables through colander along wish the liquid. Season the vegetable gravy to taste with salt and pepper, a few drops of Worcestershire or gravy sauce. I find the mashed vegetables thicken tha gravy suffi ciently. But if you like thicker gravy, then it may be thickened with flour and water. Director The Homemakers' Bureau Atlitr SJ"J Smite NOB HILL COFFEE Rich, full bodied lb bag 23 2-lb bag 45c Peanut Butter CORN REAL lb. ROAST jar 28c1ib54c Cream style Colden Bantam Country Homt or Del Monte No 2 can 15c Canterbury Tea BLACK Canterbury Tea ORANGE PEKOE Calumet Bak. Powder 2S-OI. can 48-bag pkg. V,-lb. Pkg. 36c 22c n.,. Idaho Bed 2-lb, DCanS & Gr. Northern pkg, I mTTTTTt I AIRWAY I fta COFFEE VFr ... I E5 cround VEG-ALL I StSsEJ when you . I 'Wf&l buv it' Mixed 1 iS3 ib. b?0 W VegetabIe, liM.iMiiifiimiii m Can 2 17C Sunbrite I CLEANSER Spinach I Removes grease Emerald ReaW SXlSErS like Magic! . 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