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About The American. (Central Point, Or.) 1928-1936 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1934)
THURSDAY-. SEPTEMBER 23. I M I Economic H ig h lig h ts The A M *R 1 CAN. CENTRAL POINT. ORBOON allowed to have three tons. doesn’t like it. And she PAO» T H R O 1 Vi cups flour 4 cup grated cheese 2 tbsp. melted butter Soak bread crumbs iu milk, to which slightly beaten egg yolks ! have been added. Stir in flour, I grated cheese and melted butter. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites, j and bake iu moderately hot waffle chocolate, butter and vanilla, an<jiiro n . 6 waffles. Especially good for ‘ the late supper. beat thoroughly. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites last. Bake in a moderately hot waffle iron. 6 waf- Fes. These are delicious served with STANDARD vanilla ice cream. Bunana Cream W affles R O O F IN G CO. l 1* cups flour 1-4 cup sugar Ituililei-s o f Watertight Roofs 1-8 tsp. ginger 2 tablespoons of lemon juice ESTIM ATES and INSPECTION I cup cream W ITH O U T CHARGE 3 eggs H i -V ay / t o H e a l th At the next naval conference Jap an will demand that she be permit ted to have a navy the same siie as England and the U. S. The latter countries will probably refuse. In that case Japan will likely withdraw from the conference and sigu no more treaties— and build as many W AKFI.ES FOR E V E RY OUUASION war ships as she likes. It is barelv j ... ... , .. „ .. . . . ... • W affles are no longer confined t j possible that matters will be arbitra- ,1 , . . . . . the breakfast table. In our present ted. and that Japan will accept a na- . .. . ... , „ . i „„.I . . , . . . .. day we find waffles of many new val ratio of, for example. 5-5-4. But .. . ,, . . , . ,. . ... . *' ’ patterns and flavors and designed the present attitude of Nippon isn’t , . every occasion , . , , ,, . , for from .. the break- at all encouraging. And you’d b e 1 j fast table to late suppers. Because safe in betting that the old 5-5-3 | waffles are very nourishing with the iatio is doomed. milk, butter and eggs used in them, tthey can be used accasionally for the ‘Bottoms U p ” Opens ^ school child’s lunch. This departure j from the usual will be welcomed as Safe Insurance at a Savin* Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Co. ( I ncorporat ed ) I.E l.A M ) C LARK , Agent Happening* Thai Affect the Dinner 11) V o l i l i B a rtle tt St. Pails, Dividend Checks and Ta Medford, Ore. Phone I486 ItUls of Every Individual. Nation ul and Inleruatloual problem. In separable from Local Welfare Once the stage is set, it doesn M edford Domestic take much to start a war. The clas Laundry sic example of that occurred in 191 when the assassination of an obscure • 80 Ji. Riverside archduke in a city few people on TH IS COMMUNITY SERVED this side of the water had ever heard TW IC E W E E K LY ot, set match to powder keg and re suited in the greatest and most de Route Man Calls Tue. & Fri. p. m. structive conflict in the hisory of the A SERVICE FOR EVERY world. HOUSEHOLD A repetition ALMOST occurred Phone 1AA few weeks ago. King Alexander of At Roxy Sunday « real treat- Vi cup banana pulp Jugoslavia landed at Marseilles, was _______ Here are a few unusual waffle re- Phone 8«3-J Mix sugar and ginger with flour, met by Foreign Minister llarthou of “ Bottoms Up,” w'hich opens Sun- cipes, suitable for many occasions 10th A H r Medford France. Surrounded by ceremony day at the"RoVy Theatre. U «"ported I and which are as nourishing a. they I cream until thickened but not — and armed men— the procession to be rich in comedy, romance and I » r . delectable: ! stiff enough to hold shape, add P E R L ’S slightly beaten egg yolk, banana started down the main street of the the glamour of Hollywood. Against Gingerbread M u ffi«* Funeral Home pulp and lemon juice, and add to dry city. Suddenly a fat man leaped to this background Buddy DeSylva has 2 eggs Established In your community ingredients, mixing until smooth. | W E N E E D U SE D the running board of the king's car filmed a romantic story. 23 years Vi cup melted butter Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites pressed the trigger of a new-style P IA N O S A T O N C E ! “ Pat” Paterson, charming impor Phone 47 42H \V. 6th St. Vs cup sugar last. Bal^e in moderately hot waffle sub-machine gun which is hardly tation from the English stage, makes Medford, Oregon W ill g ilè douille allowance on a 1-3 cup molasses iron. 6 waffles. larger than a revolver. Twenty shot, her American film debut in “ Bo!- limited number o f Used Piano«. 1 a cup milk Cheese Dream W a ff lea trailed iu this week. split the air— and Alexander and ,toms Up.” Playing the romantic 2 cups flour 1 cup bread crumbs, soft Now Is jo u r chance to <I1 *|« on «' of Barthou lay dying. The assassin leads opposite Miss Paterson are that old instrument at a real ad Vs tsp. ginger 1 V s cup milk was cut down by the sabres of cav Spencer Tracy and John Boles. The GREEN LAN TER N vantage. Free estimates. Vs tsp. cinnamon 3 eggs alry officers, almost torn to pieces Comedy situations are contributed Vs tsp. nutmeg CAFE Baldwin by the crowd. A ll the details of the mainly by Herbert Mundin, Sid Sil Vs tsp. allspice OYSTERS— A N Y S TYLE killing were at once flashed to every vers and Harry Green. Other mem Piano Shoppe W. Main St. Medfoid Beat egg* until light, add shorten J A C K ’S corner of the world— it was dram bers of the impressive cast are Thel Medford 123 W. 'la in St. Op|M>si!e Safeway Store ing and sugar, and beat thoroughly. | atic, vivid, “ stagey” . But in th ma Todd. Robert Emmett O'Connor, 2nd H A N D S T O R E Mix molasses, milk, and flour which chancellories of the great nations Dell Henderson, Suzanne Kaaren ann has been sifted with the spices, i ^ V W W W W W W S V W . ’V W W .’W V MEDFOHI) diplomats feverishly awaited the an Douglas Wood. Blend smooth and bake In moderate If I told you I was honest, you swer to a single question: “ What |Tlie picture contains four song ly hot waffle iron. 6 waffles. Thes^ ¡ T R O W B R ID G E E X P E R T would think it was a joke. was the assassin’s nationality?” On numbers that promise to be hits W ATCH and JEW ELRY can be served to children with a Cabinet Work* that seemingly minor point pended They are “ W aiting at the Gate for glass of milk. This 1* ,fu*t like any other Hcc- Repairing the peace of Europe! Katy.” Turn on the Moon,” “ L it oml Hand Store— pay as little as Honey Cream W affle* Everything In Cabinet Work At Depression Prices The ambition of France today is tle Did I Dream" and “ I ’m throwin' possible— and sell for all 1 can 2 cups flour C. Earl Bradfish Established in 1DOM get! to establish a “ ring of steel” around My Love Away.’ Each of these num 2 eggs Medford 13 So. Central Ave. W .V A A V A W A V W A V W .W . Germany— if anything, she fears the bers is reported to be catchy and JACK. Vs cup milk central powers more now than she tuneful. They are interwoven with 1 cup thick cream did before the world war. To ac an intertaining tale of three merry 1-3 cup honey complish her aim, she must enlist rogues and a girl with movie ambi Add milk to slightly beaten eg,; the cooperation of the nations which tions, who put on a swell front and yoks and add to flour, beating1 Dr. I. H. Gove like herself, bound Germany— and crash the gates of a Hollywood stu- enough to mix thoroughly. Whip i Through the conniving meth- cream until thickened, but not stiff D EN TISTRY the most important of these ar> dio. Italy and Jugoslavia. A difficult ods of her three companions, the girl enough to hold shape; add honey Medford, Oregon O V E R 400 problem is caused by the fact that finds herself playing a part opposite and fold into first mixture. Add P IC T U R E S famous male star she has secretly stiffly beaten egg whites last. Cook Jugoslavia and Italy are extremely Pictu res tell th e story. T l»e loved. Told In Simple Language unfriendly— while they maintain articles are ahort, concise, it. a moderately hot w affile iron. 6 and fascin ating. H ere are a David Butler directed from his waffles. For that ’ something d iffer Would you like to keep posted on all the formal relations, accompanied by all lew su bject* covered: new developments in this remarkable world the polite trappings of old-world di own story and screen play on which ent' for afternoon teas. A rt* and C r a ft W or k —Ast ron- of ours? The new Inventions— the latest o m y — A u tom obile Repairing plomacy, each hates and fears the he collaborated with B. G. DeSylva Fhocolate t ’nke W a ffle s Scientific Discoveries— the amazing Engi — A v ia tio n — Boat Building— and Sid Silver#. Harold Adamson. other. The object of Minister Bar- C a re o f T o o le — C h em istry— 2 cups flour neering Feats— the progress made in Avia E l e c t r i c i t y — H o m e M a d e tion — Radio — Electricity — Chemistry — thou in inviting Alexander to France Burton Lane. Richard A. W h itin r1 2-3 cup sugar F u r n it u r e — H u n tin g , F is h a; Physics — Photography, etc.? These and in g— Id ea * to M a k e M o n ey in was to smooth out if possible the dif and Gus ahn are responsible for tlic ! 3 eggs BEAU TY HERVICES ♦; Spare T im e — Jigs aw W o r k — many other fascinating subjects are brought ♦: ficulties between Jugoslavia and song numbers. 2 tablespoons of melted butter A T A HAVING to you each month through the pages of Italy. Jugoslavia ia the main link 2 squares chocolate, melted l ’O P U L A R M E C H A N IC S M A G A Z IN E . Vnuanent W Waves J Permanent aves ...... $ 2 . 1 ) 0 * in the prospective "rin g of steel“ 1 cup milk ♦ Finger Wave wet, 2«Vo, dry, ’13c* Roosevelt Asks Something for Everyone! and so long as she and Italy are 1 tsp vanilla a; Shaui|>oo .................................. 2T>< • Special departm ents are d evoted to the home craftsman and practical shopman. T h e radio close ot sword's points, France’s pur More Liberal Loans Mix flour and sugar thoroughly; J Hot OÜ Shampoo .................. SOcJ enthusiast has a 1 at ge section tilled w ith news and pose cannot be accomplished. beat egg yolks, add milk and add ♦H aircut helpful in form ation on construction and main ............................23< ♦ tenance o f both tran sm itting and receiving tc dry ingredients. Blend In melted ♦ Marcel Therein is the reason for the vast *et*. F o r the housewife, there a re score* o f .............................. 23« ♦ WASHINGTON, Oct. 24— (Sp) — hints to lighten her d a ily tasks . . . It * the one importance attached to the national The nation's bankers were asked by « Manicure ................ 23c;* m agazine everyo n e in you r fa m ily will en joy. ity of Alexander’s assassin. Had he the Roosevelt administration today J Scalp Treatm ent ........ SOcJ A t A ll Newsstands 25c been Italian, it is safe to say that tc lend more liberally— even to the ♦¡Comb w arc .......... ...23c* by Subscription $2.50 a Y e a r Italy and Jugoslavia would have xtent of making “ loans they would Facials .................... BOf>; S t o p a t y o u r fa v o rit e n e w ssta n d an d been at war within 24 hours— and not ordinarily wish to make” and lo o k o v s r t h e c u r r a n t issu e. If y o u r J; Eyebrow Arrh ....................... 25c$ I n e w s d e a le r is s o ld o u t , o rd e r d irect. ;•! B E A U T Y SH OP it might have been only a matter of ‘loans that will need to be indulged.’ 410H EAST M AIN P O P U L A R M E C H A N IC S ♦ PHONE HI time before all other Europeon pow Jesse H. Jones, chairman of the 200 E. Ontario. St Dept. N. ( h k t g s ers, and pdssibly this country, would Reconstruction Finance corporation, The New Natural Wave » . . . . . . . . . . . . ♦ have been drawn in. which was organized to save banks Permanent Fortunately for world peace, the and businesses earlier in the depres assassin was a Jugoslavian— a mem sion, made this plea before the Am $1.95 and $2.50 ber of a secret society pledged to erican Bankers association conven Complete anil Guaranteed wipe out Alexander’s dictatorship, tion. which has incurred the enmity ot iThough bankers say they have thousands of his people. Like Mus been eager to lend, Jones declared LA VEN DOII, PERM ANENT $:t.73 solini and Stalin, Alexander came there was “ indisputable evidence into power in a troubled and torn they have not done so as freely a? Adniinatioii De Luxe S h a m p o o •NOc coutnry, did not pause at using they could.” harsh methods to insure harmony. The Texas banker told his col Flench < a s t i l e Shampoo The trouble isn’ t over however— leagues that the dollar is the best 33c the entire Europeon situation ba^ money any patriotic American han It. Hot o il Treatment* again been upset. Alexander w ill be have,” and pledged the government ? «L IN I followed on the throne by King Pe id in any effort to loose the flood j Dry Finger Wave* ter, who is still a child. Until h" gates of credit. ‘There is no longer danger,” he ; comes of age, Jugoslavia will be gov UH E. Main Phone 13 IN ered by a regency— and there are said, “ and the banker must do more i NEMPLOYMENT— I unqualifiedly pledge my earnest el fort to solve the scourge of unemployment. A willing Across from First Nat. Hank grave doubts if the turbulent Jugo than his full share toward national man’s right to a Job is a basic humanitarian principle. slavian people can be kept under recovery." control. Again, as in the past, all W .ltlCULTI IIE— Oregon b department of a - ricult lire must be further developed to render Immediate and greater ser eyes are turned to the Balkans, th« vice to fanners. This condition is serious. Prices ran and powedr-keg of Europe. must be improved and stabilized. Ask for Our ... A y-’ A D A OREGON R. M A V N E DAIRY COUNCIL j Wonders of .Science r and Invention [ I Medford School $ ♦of Beauty Culture? CLAUDETT ’S ELECT A LIBERAL JOE E. DUNNE o GOVERNOR His Platform Summarizes: V It seem* that all the importan! late news come* Trom overseas. Tw« more foreign events of Internationa: interest remain to bet nterpreted. The first of these i* the abortiv- Spanish revolution— and it can b< disposed of quickly. Spain today if governed by an extremely conserva tive government, little different from the monarchy of the deposed Alfonso. Left-wingers staged a re volt, and were «lefeated. At thir writing, all is calm and clear on the Spanish Coast—but there are several million Spaniards who svmpathi* with the revolutionists, and they are not satisfied. It is very safe to fore cast that additional trouble! n Spain will make the headlines within * year— and probably much sooner. More important to this country. 1 the recently-announced attitude ol I Japan toward the forthcoming th re e ! power naval conference. There are, only three really flrat-clasa navies Inj the world— England's, Japan.s and the Unite«! States’ . Under the exist ing naval treaty, which expire«: shortly, the ration between the pow ers Is 5-5-3 In other words, for every five tons of navy ships owned by the U. S. and England. Japan U OLD AGE PENSION — I pledge my support ot an old a«.« pension system that provides a reward for good citizenship and not charity. A new method of taxation most be foun< to relieve homes and farms from this tax. H a l l o w e ’e n LABOR— I will support the minimum wage law. proteetin of women workers, limitation of hour's the workmen’s com pensation act and healthful working conditions, and an ad equate system of unemployment Insurance to which laboi and industry jointly contribute. TAX REDUCTION Tax reduction It vital i< recovery in Oregon. Rigid economy in expen- of government is necessary for tax relief Strut supervision of tax-spending activities and plac ing more departments on a self-supporting basis are imperative. • ONNEVILLE POWER This project is under iie complete control of the Federal Govern ment, according to the President. I pledge co operation. I oppose state bond issues on tills Federal project to further burden our tax payers. Snider’s Dairy & Prod. Co. R M .A N t'E I) Itl'DGLTH— 1 advocate a “ pay a? yon go” policy and I pledge myself to the prin ciple of a balanced budget. “ I f It's S i i I«I« t ’ », | fs th«- Rest to Itu>" PI Kl.lt U T IL IT IE S — I believe In, strict regu lation of utilities and the sales of their secur ttles to investors. PUBLIC W o r k s If Or- on 1« to crow now industry must come. We should encourage It. LAW ENFORI I MUST I believe In vigorous and fearless enforcement of law. Oppose Judi cial procedure granting delays and ea*y paroles to violators. EDUCATION— Oregon must maintain its splen did system of education. It Is the guarantee of our future progress and stability of govern ment. H IG H W A Y*— I’ r< • nt highwajs now author ized by law should be completed, but I oppose issuance of more bonds except in dire emerg ency. DAIRYING — New markets, adequate profit margins, stable prices are Important to the dairyman and I pledge my efforts along these lines. VETERANS— As In the past, I promise the veterans my sympathetic support. I endorse the stand of organized veterans sgainst com munism. n » H AND GAM E-Adm inistration of Oregon's vreat fish and game resources should be re moved from political manipulation. NATU RAL REHOURCKB Oregon’s unlimited mineral and other rmtourre* justify a develop ment that will bring wealth and employment. Ice Cream for A ll Occasions R EPAIR T H A T ROOF NOW! B ig P in e s L u m b e r C o. HP W T A LISTS IN ROOFS Phone 1 M edford Paid “FATHER OF THE $5.00 AI TOMOBILE LICENSE” tdv. b? 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