THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
November 15,' 10U5.
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bond refund
PLANNED BY
: CITY HEADS
' Refundlinr of 1541,000 of city
of ' Klamath Falls Improvement
bondi, callable In January. Is now
being planned, according to
Mayor Willis K. Malioney.
About $310,000 of this amount
ll drawing I per cent Interest,
and the remainder C per cent.
Maboney estimates that (8400
annually will be saved la Interest
if tbc city can get the same rata
It has received on other Improve
ment bond refunding lnues.
The city-has already refunded
1785,000. at a laving of approx
imately $10,000 a year.
Mahonoy was In Portland early
in the week, and there conferred
with bond houses regarding the
forthcoming Klamath Issue. On
his recent trip east ha discussed
Klamath securities with officials
of New York financial houses.
In connection with the January
bonds, It Is planned to advertlso
the bonds for bids thlB fall, with
out calling the bonds Immediately.
That will make It possible for the
city to reject unsatisfactory bids
and try again before calling the
outstanding Issue.
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STATE OFFICER
HEALTH GROUP
Responsibilities or the home.
the school and tho community
In building child health were
outlined by Sadie Orr Dunbar,
secretary of the Oreuon Tuber
culosis association Thursday at
a nicotinic ot the Klamath ' coun
ty health association. Mrs. Dun
bar also apoko Inter In the af
ternoon at a meeting o( Fair-
view P.-T. A,
Correlating her subject
"Health," with that of educa
tion, Mrs, Dunbar quoted Her
bert Spencer's definition: "Edu
cation is a preparation tor com
plete living," In her second ad
droes before the Falrvlew P.-T,
A. - .. ,(
Health Is definitely the first
requirement for a complete life,
and every child la entitled, to a
sound body, according to the
speaker. However, It la only by
close cooperation of the home,
the school, the community as
well as all socinl organisations.
that health of childhood may be
protected.
Mrs. Dunbar quoted statistics
from findings of the White
House conference on child health,
and especially urged that chil
dren be guarded from tubercu
losis, which is both preventable
and curable, but which has its
largest death ' rate between the
ages ot 10 and 24 years of age.
Twenty per cent ot the patients
In the two Oregon tuberculosis
hospitals are under SO years ot
age, Mrs. Dunbar said.
"With life becoming more
strenuous and arduous all the
time. It is necessary that the
youth of the country be sent out
to meet It with sound bodies,"
declared the speaker, "and this
can only be done when all agen
cies join their efforts and work
toward the same goal,"
Mrs, Dunbar's messages of
Thursday were particularly time
ly In view of the fact that the
annual Christmas seal sale will
begin aoon, and because ot the
annual Red Cross membership
drive now In progress. , .
All funds derived from the
sale ot Christmas seals go to
ward the tight against tuber
culosis. Mrs. Dunbar was the guest of
honor at a luncheon given Thurs
day noon at the city library by
the county health association ot
which Mrs. Twyla Ferguson is
president.- In addition to her
work as secretary of the Oregon
Tuberculosis association, Mrs.
Dunbar la vice-president ot
Women's Federated clubs of the
United states and an active work
er in educational fields.
Present at the noon covered
dish luncheon- a the w library
sponsored by - the Health asso
ciation were: representatives of
the .city government, the county
court, Federation of Business and
Professional Women, School Dis
trict Number One, the Klamatb-
Lake Medical association, Wom
an's Library clUb and P.-T. A.
groups from the city, Modoc
Point and Altamont.
Mrs. Dunbar stated there that
the depression had wrought hav
oc with older members of society,
who, while trying to protect their
children, had themselves fallen
prey to the dread tuberculosis
scourge.
She quoted figures showing
that tuberculosis took more lives
than the highly publicized auto
mobile accident.
In addition to advocating co
operation between home, school
and community In building up
child health, she recommended
in the strongest terms that the
tuberculin skin test In tho schools
and throughout the community
should be given the greatest sup
port In order that tuberculosis
reactors might be found and
treated- before the disease gains
headway In young and old alike.
Ruble Stabilized
At Twenty Cents
MOSCOW, Nov. 15. (UP)
Stabilization of the Russian ru
ble at five rubles to the dollar
was Indicated Thursday by a de
cree of the sovnarkom.
Beginning January 1, 1836,
the new rate will-be In effect,
The sovnarkom consists of 11
peoples'-commissars and a chair-
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There ate two Schilling Coffees, '
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Interesting Thanksgiving
' Dishes Suggested in This
-Week's Recipe Competition
-l' ' HHMtlKTXH Ql'IIJilNO ,
Klnnmtli It 11 ion With School
Thanksgiving; comos but once
a year and tbat'a why we like
something quite unusual for tho
annual big dinner . Turkey has
long been associated with this
hollduy. However, among our
recipes this week, there Is un ex
culliMit suggestion for use ot
roust (lurk, with npplo stuffing.
Something such as this la especi
ally appropriate for this commun
ity with' Its plcutiful supply ot
ducks.
Among the neceasnry accom
paniments for the Thanksgiving
fowl Is cranberry Jolly or cran
berries In domo form. So we
have Included a good recipe for
cranberry salad among our prise
recipes tor this week.
It seems that we Invariably
think ot pumpkin pie as tho clos-
iug item of Thanksgiving dluuor.
Kelow Is listed a substitute for
pie, which really might be vary
welcome after wo have gorged
ourselves on turkey and tho other
tempting goodies. Or perhaps
you would like something else
then the cherry Spanish cream is
my suggestion.
These prtie reoipes are present-
ed' for your consideration soon
enough so you may include them
in your Thanksgiving plans.
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Orange aspic Willi Turkey
Mrs. E. M. Thomas,
S03 St. Francis St.
3 c. cooked turkey
I e. turkey stock
i tsp. white pepper
i tsp. salt
1 pimento, chopped
c. cream
1 T. granulated gelatin soaked
in 4 T. cold water. - ;
1 small onion, chopped.
Cut turkey la small pieces.
Soak gelatin In cold wator and
dissolve In boiling stock. Cool
and add turkey and other Ingre
dients that have been mixed to
gether with cream, (beaten stiff).
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Cranberry Salad
Mrs. Nelson Ward, R. 2, Box 111
1 qt. cranberries
1 c. water
2 c. sugar
A package lemon gelatin
2 c. diced celery
; 1 c. chopped walnuts
13 c. boiling water
Boll the cranberries In the cup
ful of water for 10 minutes. Add
the sugar and allow to boll tor
2 minutes longer. Dlssolvo the
gelatin In the 1 cup of boiling
water. When the gelatin has
set, but before It Is hard, heat
In .-the cranberries vhlch have
been pressed through a colander.
Add the diced celery and chopped
nuts and allow to harden. Cut in
squares and serve on lettuce
leaves. .Garnish, with mayonnaise.
Roast Duck with Apple Stuffing
?. Mrs. Ralph Connor,
Box 682, Chlloquln, Ore.
I duck
1 c. soft bread crumbs
1 c. chopped apples
-1 c. raisins cut small
1 T. minced onion
1 tsp. salt
1 tsp. pepper
2 T. melted butter
2 slices fat salt pork
Dress and clean duck. Mix all
Ingredients for stuffing. Moisten
with hot water and place in tne
duck. Place on a rack in roast
ing pan with slices of pork on
breast. -; Dredge duck and bot
tom of pan with flour and place
in hot oven. When It -has browned
add a cup of hot water and baste
every 15 minutes. H win tana
about 2 hours for baking. Dur
ing last 15 minutes of . baking,
sprinkle- with salt and pepper.
Serve-on hot platter when done.
1 '. Pumpkin Ice Cream '
. Mrs. Harold M. Brown,
, v 435 Jefferson St.
1 pint rcalded milk
7 egg yolks, well beatqn
1 c. sugar " 7
Pinch ot salt '
1 tsp. butter
1 c. whipped cream
1 T. vanilla
i c. hlanched almonds, split
Puln of 1 orange. Dulled Into
shreads.
Pumpkin shell
Mix egg yolks, sugar and salt.
Pour on the scalded milk and
cook lit double holler until It
coala the spoon. Add butter,
strain and boat until cold. Add
the whipped 0 rim in and vanilla.
Partly freese, then add the
lilnnchcd almonds and the 'orange
pulp. Finish treeilug and pack
In ice and salt for a few hours
before nerving,., . Tuvn ice cream
Into a scooped out pumpkin and
serve on a largo platter with a
pumpkin vino" at the baso of
pumpkin. (The vino cuu ho made
out ot paper).
Cherry Spanish Cream
Mrs, K. C. Stinky,
14IH Canby St.
11 T. granulatod gulutln
J c. cold water
1 c. llordon's condensed milk
2 c. hot ;wstr
3 egg yblks, slightly benteu
3 egg whites, stiffly benteu
4 tsp, salt
1 tsp. almond extract '
t e. syrup from cherries
I c chopped maraschino cher
ries. vi V -t , i tr
Soften gelatin In cold water.
Dilute the condensed milk with
hot water, llrlng to a scalding
point In a double boiler. Add
the softened gelntln to the hot
milk. Stir until gelutlu Is dis
solved. Pour slowly over tho egg
yolks, blending thoroughly. Re
turn to double boiler and euok
uutll slightly thickened, stirring
constantly. Remove from fire
and add salt and flavoring. Fold
in stirfly beaten egg whites. Add
maraschino syrup and chill. When
mixtare begins to thicken, add
cherries. Pour into ludlvldunl
molds. When firm serve with
whipped cream.
The Klamath Temple will bo
favored with a distinguished visi
tor one night only. Rev. Harry
R. R. Neat, district superintend
ent of the Pacific, coast division
of the Open Bible Standard Con
ference, on his way to the bny
region of California, will stop
over and preach tonight at 7:45
on "The Forward Stride of tho
Oospol."
Rev. Neat just came from Ta
coma, Wash., and reports a great
revival spirit In, that community.
When Rev. Neat was here this
summer he made many friends.
He took Rev.- Frod Hornshuh's
pulpit while Rev. Hornshuh went
on his elk hunting trip to Wyo
ming last summer. . , -
Tear Gas Disperses
Georgia Lynch Mob
MOULTRIE. Gn.,: Nov. 15.
(UP) Two companies of Geor
gia national guardsmen used tear
gas and rifle butta Thursday to
disperse a howling mob seoklng
to take a comlomned negro from
sheriff's deputies.
Under - protection of national
guard bayonets, the negro, John
Henry Sloan, 21, was rushed to
the state penitentiary at MU
ledgville where he must die In
the electric, chair Decomber 10.
Two persons were beaten by
gun butts and a third cut by a
bayonet as .the guardsmen re
pulsed a rush of a mob of over
2000 enraged South Georgians.
Stage Dedicated i
to Will Rogers
HOLLYWOOD, Calif.,' Nov, 15,
UP) The stir of movlo making
was heard today In a new studio
sound stage dedicated to the late
Will Rogers.
Three hundred friends of the
actor-humorist, Including four
United States senators and two
governors, participated In memor
ial services on his "home lot" at
Twentieth Century-Fox yesterdny.
All paid tribute to his life
and work. Little Shirley Temple
spoke: "I loved him, too."
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A glowing plcUiro of tho Town
send plan nnd tho results promised
tor It was given to tho Klwauls
club Thursday by W, A. Selwoml.
district organlror and former
Kluinutli Fulls rusldent,
Sollwood asserted (ho plan
would take Ihu place of war In
roduclng tho nutiilior of candidates
for jobs. Ho denied tho trans
actions tax, basis of financing the
Townseud plan, is tho sumu as a
mill's tax, and Insisted thu coun
try's business Is big enough to
yield tho billions of dollars micus
sary to put tho revolving syslam
Into operation, '
Thu Townseud plan, he declar
ed, will glvu old puopla Ihu rust
nnd cnxo they have earned, and
will give young ptoplo a butler
clmuco,
Sillwood presontud flguroi
which he sold showed the opera
tion ot tho plan would hoont busi
ness tremendously lu Klumuth j
Fulls.
STOCKH FACES
TIL FOR THEFT
ALTURAS, Cal. J. L, Nolsou,
stock mil n of the Likely district,
chnrged with theft of two calves,
was bound over to tho superior
court for irlul Wednesday, after
a preliminary hearing.
Nelson Is allogrd to havo stolen
a calf from P. 8. Dorrls or Allur
es, and another from W, H.
Flonrnoy of Likely.
The calves- which were un
weuncd, wero held In Nelson's
weaning corrals. Thoy had born
dehorned but were unbrauded.
Dorrls and Flournoy, becoming
suspicious, drove tho mothur'a ot
tho calves Into Nelson's corral
and caeh cow claimed her off
spring, 1
Nelson claimed that a mistake
hud been mndu lu separating eul
!lo belonging to dlfioruut own
ers, Ho has linen released on liond
and tlato for tho trial has not yut
been set,
What a innit pays In turns lo
iKilp his government ami his fel
lows niiiliu I1I111 a good ellln'Jii.
To bn u god neighbor, ho 111 tint
do ninrii; hi must n' vo In others
with n souse of gi'iilUuiln lo (lod
(hut ha has money lo glvo -l)r,
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