The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, December 21, 1927, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE KLAMATH NEWS PAGE TWO WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21. IS'27. 1 i ' t to i t . i' U . . is: 5" I. CITY'S BEST CARD IN MONTHS IS SET FOR MOOSE HALL They're all talking (bout the flfht card schedule for tonight la Mimm hall and from Indira- tlona lat nlaht, the faai will be milling around tha gat at an rarlr hoar, anxious to crab d Prcbn from vhl'h to Tlew Klamath and Jarksoa Iot ahovers Tie for ttiprrmarr Is the equated elrcla. -Js. nw sing haa bean act tip and Moose hall haa ' generally been worked orer to make a first rlaia Doling arena. The Moose men who are barking tha fight rarket tonight are confident that tha card lined up for the eve ning's entertainment will prure one of the best to be aeea here la montha. Mike Daly, modeat bnt murder ous mi(k whose leather mittens will give the bora the thrill of a lifetime tonight when the local prod act meeta "Battling Jack" . King of Medford. It primed for a bigtime bruiting party "hen the opening gong of a lO ronnd mala eeent aendt him out to kayo the visitor. Mike and Krng recently put m the beat fight art the Medford tana hare (one hoarae orer in many moons, and their bout here thte evening hi all set to ontshlne that other memorable mix. Ashland cornea to Klaraath Falls tonight In Billy Coleman, a tough vendor of ring punish ment against whom the local Pat ! MrPsddea will pit hit admirable ; pugilistic ability. Fat hasn't strutted his stuff her for some time and he's rartn' to make a showing. Spider Fields of Medford. tilts, with Jimmy Moore of this city In a four-round special, and to warm up the crowd a snappy four ronnd opener has been arranged. The p tires are right. JAKE SCH.tEFER I.KADIVG NEW YORK. Dec. S. on Toung Jake Bchaefer today de feated Welker Cochran, world's 18.2 balk line billiard champion Is the aecond block of their 1SV0 point title Batch. The score waa 30 to 20$. Srhaefer now leads the champion COO to 410 or the two blocke. ' SCORED 1S8 POINTS. Jimmy Armtatead. Vanderbtlt fullback, scored 13S points for his ten in this rear. ;v;:. The Nicest Prunes i 1 m i 1 11' - IT 1TTT . lis rrz?.TTc iy is ' IIE fresh prime ii jtt a'out 'J the nicest thin that rr"- into ; a can, states a merchant ci ihe j Middle West. And be b2c.z up ! is assert by adding Oil: the ' jlclicious flavor, the color and tcx i ture of the canned prute mke it A leading feature in the fn: t $cc J tion of the store. The fruit is in expensive, and so well liked that it is moving up into the field close 1 behind peaches and pineapples. I Prunes Used In Many Ways One of the most delicious and satisfying ways to serve the prune as a sauce jmt a it con?es from he can. It is packed in yrup, and t!iillrd, is ready to be Rfrverj in 'tnntaneously as a breakfast dih. - at the end of a meal ai a des "rt. The prune is really a mem mt of the plum family, and is can- ir- ; pirkrH.. Just to show how varied are t!ie Garnishes Lend ; All a! i Aiiraciiveness To Dish of Meat GarniHhlng, like many another ,rood thing, may be over done. rWhilo garnishes may be elaborate or simple, It 1 better to er on the aide of almpltclty than of ostentation. Insofar as possible the garnish should be edible; nor should the garniture lnter- FIGHT u : ' ' Mike Daly At the Orpheus Ceorjte Walsh appears In "The Winning Oar" as a colleae man adept with the oars. He has been seen in almost every other type of athletic portrayal except Oil one. As always he la a mast?r. - Remember the role of "Peace ful Perkins" In "The Unknown Soldier?" It was played by Syd Crossley and Syd will function again as a doufhboy In the Al berta Vaughn starrinK produc tion "Ain't Love Funny." Alberta la capable of makinz a picture well worth while thrn her own unaided efforts, -and with the support that she . re celred. the pretty little star has indeed surpassed herself. Old newspapers for sale at the News office. I mmm i -it.- . : j. . is. j.i; i. uses of the prune, notice t'ltse re cipes : Vrune Whip: Drain !lte juice fror.i a can of prunes a:ul pit tiic fruit. Put the pulp through a food chop per, combine it vh'i the juice, boil the mixture five minutes, or until the consistency of m;;rmMade. and coof. Beat the whiiei of four egi until stiff and add gradually, con tinuing the beating, one-half cup of sii.;ar aM two teasrr:nj nf lemon juice. Fo!d the eg mixture into the pnipf, pile in a buttered puddirg dish, ani bake twenty minutes in a rather slow oven (300- F.) Stvc roM with oit custard made from the yolks of tl.c egirs. Pmne Cc.n-.hh: 'l:n a ront ii almost dor.?. Hrain t-r jui'-e fron a c?n of p"Hc; av.d pnt the fruit in the rorifrr w;:h the mrat. An fon rs tht p-'iprj are hot, reivnve ihe rr,- to a planer encircle it with frrit. I fere with the service of the food Garrtifthts are an udd:d muans j of carrying out a color schema for lutirhcon party or ainner, but the simple gauihfs should have their plHf-e nl the family table betauKe the food will he enjoyed so much more. larlf-y, whI ere rows , relery, and lettuce should be crlp and ton dor. Lemons should be freshly cut. Vegetables such as beets, carrots, nnd turnips may be cnt In fancy shupes; these also must m ! Jake Open Up Billiard tiame NKW YOHK. 1 IT Playing brilliantly.. In coutra! to hi Indifferent performance In the pontn block. ik Schaefrr easily d'fiattd Wclkir for bran In the erttni block of their 1 iv point world rhamptonrh.p hlk line billiard natch today. Schafer required only four Inning to reel of SM poiut-t. niiKMtuK a difficult tw cu.iht.-n hot only to return to the tabic a moment lattu 1o ftntxh the block with an unfinished run of two for his fifth Innlnic. Tochraa again a la po.tr form, and Bow trail Srhaefer b 14 point, the entire at the end tif the afternoon btrk ptandtntt Schaefer SCO, Cochran 41. In hia third Inn UK of the afttr noon. "Young Jake" clicked off a hUh run of 155. the bct of the tnatih to that point Sport Snaps CHAMPAION. 111., ). SO. 1 1' Pi roach J. Trail Ruhr anl rWrra univcrsltr of Illinois bas ketball players will leava J nesdar on thrlr fir! Ire o( ihr trip to Seattle. Wash., wh-re ihT mt ih I'nlvrt-slir of Washington quintet In a series of three aames next week. NEW YORK .lec. !u. (l'P Announcement' of the r.-tention of James F. (Chirk) .Mevhan as head football coach at New. York I'nirersity was made lanlrhl by G. Rowland Collins, chairman of the board of athletic control, at the annnal football dinner of the New York Vnireraity alumni fed eration. t Acrordioe; to reliable reports Meehan signed a three-vear con tract at an annual salary of $15. oo. j NEW YORK.'.Dec. JO. (l'P Ruby Goldstein began hia fistic comeback last night by knocking oat Ray Mitchell in .the third round of a scheduled six-round bout. ' Goldstein weighed 139. Mitchell 139H. BOSTON. Dec. 20. (TP Hil ario Martinea. Spanish Junior welterweight, dertsireir defeated Billy AIkt of Phoenix. Aril., in a 10-round bout here iast nl;;bt. Martinet weighed Ml. Al;er 14 4. The Spaniard won eight rounds. ' Alger one and the other' was ' How to Buy i FISH DINNERS ; Any ftsh s the better for s fait of fresh watercress aa a ftarnitth and usually the flamr of toma toes la a welcome one in a fifth dinner. The follow inn simple menus have been planned to show four different methods, of cooking ffah. The salmon steak may be pan broiled or broiled on a broiler undr the flame The stuffing for the flh tn the , eeond dinner may be browned bread crumbs mixed with chop ped cooked vegetables or meats, and Ih especially good if chop ped, rooked liver fa; used with the bread: nuts, oy stirs, mush rooms and corn are other good things to add to a fish stuffing. KUh Dinner lenu4 Tomato Bouillon Broiled Salmon Steak Kith Horseradish Sanre New Lima FJpans (n Rutter Potatoes Au Grattn Rolls Spiced Pea-heH Lemon Meringue Hire Pudding Coffee Stuffed Celery Ripe Olives Baked Stuffed White Fish MiiNhroora Sauce " Sauted Parsnips Enralloped Tomatoes Blscuir Raked Pears In Honey Coffee Raked Onion Soup i Esealloped Fish In Casserole Raked Potatoes ' Staffed Tomato Salad Hot Applr Turnover Lmon Sauce Coffee Fruit and Melon Cup Grilled Fish with Caper Sawe Corn Oyytent Cauliflower Rutte Saure RalKin Muffin j Moeha Icebox Cake Coffe 'be fresh and tender. (liven below nre a few attractive garnishee i for nient dlnhes. I i Apic cut In dice or In foney' M-ape Ik on attractive garnish ior cold moot platter or for meat salad. The aspic mny be colored with fruit or Vegetable coloring.! ! iJrafn ennned nprlcot, pears, or pineapple. Panfry In butter until delieatidy browned on bothi , Fides. Serve as a garnish for mast meats. j Roast pork may be garnished jwith baked apples or pun fried ftp- jTod Morjran Led Bout On Points NKW YOlvK. lec :g tlP ' (Th offsCtM of the iVd M.ru- Jo i;li k Pout tur trio jimmr liKhtrnt ijcbt . haaiploiiiUUi Ual Morgan ahead on. poltiH at th. end of ih Hth ruuud. It rewaU'd imhiy by the N.-w York AthU'tic eoniinttioii ' tiluk a. dHqualifud In the ( 14th rmind fur fyii'ins 'Morsm. the hampltin Itef.ree Kddt Korbe- hail cored seven rmituK fttr Mtirn,nu, five for t!Hck atid oin even liar .old Harnej, one of the J'tdimt, rave MoritBu Mix rmimU, titlrk four and tliret even. 4Jfn nr e I t rt c k , the i t h er Judsf. icav nlre rinniiU in t;hck and diur to Morgan. At The Pine Tree I A worthwhile- aacrrcation i.f ts.'er.t will be the mnln nttractlon on the big tlmibie bill at the l'in Tree theatre tctljy ihi'ii The Totten Five 3 the ontstandirc feature of the Vtturti-tlllo sts-tlfn ot the program. In "Sftjd.'W ImU ' "ilh Al-x IVrrell is a uniMUe present. tio-.i of cleverly worked silhouettes In terspersed alt lis'nie comiMly bit that are sur fire f:r latiiih l.eroy and Trier in the 1'sed New t'Hr. a tcpical kit rt-pletc wiUt hokum, are a comedy couple mho always find favor with their auditors. NonscutUal Nonsenro with The Dell Matr Trio, a duo of preliy girls and a likeable eonttr is pleasing entertainment. .Popular songs of thfrday-are specialised in and their Is some neat har mcny bits as well. The WhistlliJK Wp Loremi proves to be a very versatile ar tiste, for he Indulges in song yod elling and Imitations a, well as some very talented whistling sel ections. ' Those snappy steppers the Tot ten Quintette offer a series of terpsichorean efforts us well as piano and song numbers farm ing a delightful 13 tninutce of fast and furious variety. On the screen. David Relascs's great stage, success "The Auc tioneer." Marion Nixon, tleorge Sidney and Careth Hughes in a drama tor children from nine to So. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Small houses an,'! cabins. l3 5o. Phone T.44-J 423 Hum stre't. 21-lt ' Balanced Menus For the Day ' Breakfast " Sliced Bananas ' Corn Flakes Soft Cooked Eggs Graham Muffins ,MUh Coffee Luncheon Corn Chowder . Lettuce Saruiunches . Caramel ice-box Cookies Dinner Chicken Broth with Rice Spanish Steak Watercress and Celery Salad Norwegian Prune Pudding 0fOT too much, just enough, is - the motto of the housewife ' when planning her day's menus. And the day's menu, as planned above, ar? orrfectly bnl snced, so much cooked food (rnn ncd), so murh raw f-id lettuce, watercrr, etc.) to includ'.- prec ious vitamins. plo rings fill"d with tart Jelly. Tufts of parsb-y, lemon, cut In fnncy Hhupew, or watiTcresH, aro Rliuple find lit 1 1 active gam lhos for steak. AuhArder of French fried or lattice potiitoea is ulso ( eff;; live, ' Lf)S A.MiKLKH. Dtc. 2". fU V) A 'w.miin and two men charged with the HMuO. rob bery of Jordan'H depsrtmcnt sioro in' Pasadena December l', were ai rested here todny and later removed to Pasadena. Izzy Schwartz Kccoffnized As Title Holder NKvV YOHK. Ie- -!'. tl'Pl- ' t'tir-. rnl r?e S hwril cf e ' Yrk Aa icivcn nfflcul retonul i i.iii w irUt flyetcht thtin.p i,u tnduv by the New Yoik H i .i A i h i v uc w n ::. U 1 in at It r. vki !r".jl'n !! tiN awunltM th ttt!r b if t.U IS rou-iil dHlbu owr 4o llinwii if l,v Antc c!c laxt Krldny nlaht. hwnrtx lnjiued i challettKe t French Helanccr of Toronto, rec tslrd n flrtHKht champion tv i iK nat tuna) b)lnx aorla t . t. 1 1 ;"n rendy to ine -t all turrn i cMM.vb, m rljrht to th ti''i" , tuid. .i k- i . i lr k . 11 ituk I y n junior I t titwi'icht, llldeftllltrlr kum Welcome Gifts for a Merry Christmas at the STAR DRUG STORE Fresh Cftndy ll..as rnj Art-,!.. ! K A var.etv of fav.-r.te peer, V-VJ:ja 1-Ib. box $1.00; 2-lb. box $2.00 XV2Wt Nut and Fruit, l-Ib. bos $1.50; 3-1 b. box Greeting Cards moment utul mins ex:resive of the llolulay ' Season. 5c to 25c Gift Stationery Synp'iony Ki yjl Sialio:..r . Iire llat hrets ntt.l etivttlopes to matih. Albvrmarle Stationery In beautiful psif t ho.ves. 50c to $4.00 Corn chowder is made by fryinri one-fourth pound of bacon, add. up one onion and one green pepper Saute until brown. Add four cupt diced boiled potatoes and brown,! Add one number 2 can of corn, five cups milk, scaionintf, and scald. To prepare Spanish steak, fry two tablespoons ot butter, one onion, and one green pepper for a few minutes. Cut two pounds of round steak into the proper serv-: ings and pound six tablespoon of' flour into it. Remove the onion j and pepper from the pan, sear the' steak, then renbee the vegetables and add two teaspoon of salt, one- ! fourth teaspoon pepper, three- ' fourth leapoon thyn;r. one-half teaspoon .prepared mtitard and one j number 2,j con of tomatoes, tiglJ- i ly cnvere-J. Simmer for two to j three hours, tnd then, one-half , hour before done, add six diced po- 1 tatoes. ! Bobby Will Hold ! New Honor Post NKW YOKK. l-c. 2 tl'lM- ( Itobbv Jonea wtU play a tie tole in ktlf in .n:v The name of liob. it Tyre Jono Jr , appenrs on the iiuttilniilnt cirmMti'e' ISl l.tr metnbera of the i'Citlte coinmlttee of the I'ntted Smii Kotf -cuttou. ltohl btf ,uo n f the' youtiKeeet ac-lfere evir electtul ti tft- n 1 1 ve com m it tee of t he IM-nded ftir tonjlni; Tod Moiitnn of Sentilo. Vh , in their title fltht Ut Kitday nUlit Walt Miller, manner of tvie Hull. aDIln. T x . '1UtcI.M. tinned a chiilleijo on brhulf ol hit OKI t.-r to Joe DumW of Hal timtite. elt or weight chain pltin The rml!cne wa t 'irned down Iftftiipo luti.1n t umtcr miprti ln tn New York $3.00 - 'e-.-a.l Scout Flashlight All papular designs and ahat-.(s. $1.00 to $5.00 Electric Waffle Iron iakei rln rowh waffles. Two aies. Junior size $5.00 Senior jize $3.50 Cuarauteed uno year. How to Ribbon Stamp On Beef Is Boon To Housewives Cnn the housewife pit k nut a rhoite pP-re i.f nat at the ni.Tr ket? StatKticii rliow thnt she caa not. At itant the tmijorliy of women aro iinablo to. They hare to n ly on the -mun hiMiid the counter. This lark of knowledce of meat .nullity wa one of the prfnJpnl Tailors taken Into roiinldenaion in the Inauguration of a new Kovirumrnt ucrvlre whereby bt-of of Ih,' two top grades, known as prime and choice. h how platnyl full-flavored coffee M'J-B 8:30 OXING MOOSE HALL Wednesday, Dec. 21 Auspices L. O. O. M. No. 1106 EVERYBODY WELCOME Mike Daly vs. I Vlli an I lit H Itouiels f Bifly Coleman VS. n itsiuutU V8. ' Jimmy Moore Klitmnili Ktill Good 4 Round Opener 'Turn out and see our ' with the valley's best. Ringside, 2 prices, $2.20, $1.65 General Admission, $1.10 Kids under 17, 50c A Real Leather Party 8:30 ' isbrlgd n stu b by nit an of J rubber Ktamp. Th Htntnp Is nf r rolb r d-niKn. !ht: mnklnp' a roiitiiiiioiiH ribbon mnrk ' which npyeurs on in-t of the r At nil ruts. I Srjp Is (iunrniittN t TI1I1 park U a guaraiiice to the pun hwer at the meat Is of a particular 'uallty. It may in either "V. H. Prime H.eir." L'. K. Choice Steor." "tT. 8. Prime Ilolfrr." or "V. 8. Choice Heifer." I It ho u hi not be confused with the 'federal Inxpccllnn stump which is of round design and in dicated thnt the feat was In spected at the limn of nlnughter and found healthful for human consumption. CAKE BAKERS Put their faith la tha floor ) 1 ihejr us.- This, comhln.d with skill Id mixing and 'jaKIng, tells the itnry of success. CRATER LAKE FLOUR - Is the lucky brand. Klamath Count Product Br . Martin Bros. We use CRATER LAKE FLOUR A Home Manufactured Product. SIXTH STREET BAKERY .1 "iii rr--.ar-r TuM 3:30 r " Battling Otto Kiqg ' Mislf.n.l f Pat McFadden S KlAlnath Kail Spider Fields ' l..lfor.l i local stars compete i ; ( i 8:30 Tlx- Imtri'wlft kIio fttl, wmp uni'iT.iilnly . to Ktii'lhir tliv meat sh t buyj will measura up tn i-mhm intliun utii'n It Is srt tMdirr tl. t.i mily fli.iulil find the j tifw yiiv.Tiiniinl lulii'l a rral ram i fort. Shu inn rojt assureil thst ; If thn mrat slm buys lMars the I rllilKin stnnii II Is oxnclly what It In In I me J lu Iw. TKI) llt)V ItKTUlN i I'KXIil.KTUN-. t)re.. IW. (t. 1 ) TpiI Hiiy, Pilot Hock lew who won srrnnd flare In the Atwairr-Ki-nt audition rnntnst In NVw York, lii',.'nili,T H, ram ' liomn l.iftnv t I ... u ! i cnouion ann I'llot Roc ndmlr- TS. TREETEA ORANGE PEKOE The world's highest grade package tea and it sells for so little. i"fSF-