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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNTS, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1933. PAGE SEVEN JAPAN REINFORCES N PEIPINO. Not. 8. (AP) With speoulatlon rife regarding possible trouble between Russia and Japan In Manchuria, great Interest has been aroused by Japan's sudden com plete withdrawal of troops from the demilitarized zone. The Japanese began withdrawing tlie troops some time ago In accord ance with terms of the Tangu armis tice. Wtfti the sudden complete with drawal, a full Japanese division nqw will be made available In northern j Manchuria In case gelations with the Soviets grow worse. Reversing Its former stiff attitude, japan allowed Chinese police to bring artillery and machine guns Into the neutral zone to fight ban dits thus constituting a police mili tary body capable of controlling the area. Despite the withdrawal of troops from the so-called demilitarized zone, however, China's great wall from Bhanghalkwan to Kopeiko remains in the hands of the Japanese, who do not Intend to evacuate, a Japanese military attache declared today. Menus of the Day MANILA, P. I., NOV. 3. (AP) The second deadly typhoon to sweep the Vlsayaa group of the Philippine archlptlago within a week moved northwestward across the China sea today, leaving lead variously esti mated at between 20 and 30 and heavy property damage. Accompanied by a torrential down pour, the wind reaching a velocity of a hundred miles an hour, destroy ed hundreds of the natives' pictur esque grass huts, wrecked numerous other buildings and many small boats. Although yesterday's typhoon was described as moderate by the weather bureau. It was the most severe the Philippines has seen this year. It ripped down telegraph wires and flooded the streets of Ilo Ilo and Cebu, principal cities of the south ern Islands. The Red Cross In Manila moved to send relief, In some instances au thorizing provincial chairmen to meet the emergency. By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE Mrals Serving Two. Breakfast? Menu Orange Juice, Chilled Scrambled Eggs Broiled Sausages Buttered Graham Toast Jam Coffee Luncheon Menu Vegetable Soup Crackers Pear Sauce Tea Dinner Menu Ham Loaf Savory Sauce ' Sweet Potatoes Dixie Buttered Cauliflower Head Lettuce Prench Dressing drapes Fruit Cookies Coffee Ham Loaf, Serving Two iy cups diced cooked ham I egg yolk 1 egg, hard cooked 14 teaspoon salt yA teaspoon paprika 14 teaspoon celery salt 1 tablespoon chopped green pepper 1 tablespoon chopped onion H cup soft bread crumbs a tablespoons fat, melted 4 cup milk. Mix ingredients and pour Into but tered, medium sized baking pan and bake 30 minutes In moderate oven. Unmold and surround with savory sauce. Savory Sauce (For fish or meat loaves) 3 tablespoons butter S tablespoons flour 1 1-3 cups milk yA teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons chopped plmlentos J. tablespoon chopped celery 14 cup cooked peas. Melt butter arid add flour. When blended, add milk and cook until creamy sauce forma. Stir constantly Add rest of Ingredients and cook two minutes. Pour over loaf. Sweet Potatoes Dixie a boiled sweet potatoes (large) 1 egg yA teaspoon salt yA teaspoon paprika 3 tablespoons cream 1 teaspoon butter 4 marshmallows. Mash potatoes and add egg and sea sonings. Add cream and butter. Beat well and roughly pile Into buttered baking dish. Top with marshmal' lows and bake 15 minutes In mode rate oven. Serve In dish in which baked. yA teaspoon paprika 1 tablespoon chopped parsley )4 teaspoon celery salt 4 tablespoons butter a cups milk. Mix potatoes with seasonings. Add rest of ingredients and pour into buttered baking dish. Bake 60 min utes in moderate oven. Chocolate Cottage Pudding. 3 cups pastry flour 8 teaspoons baking powder a-3 cup sugar teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla a eggs a-S cup milk a squares chocolate, melted 4 tablespoons Ut, melted. Mix Ingredients and beat 2 min utes. Pour Into shallow pan lined with waxed paper. Bake ao minutes in moderate oven. Cut in squares and serve fresh with cream of vanilla sauce. FORMER SHERIFF OF LA GRANDE, Or., Not. 3. (Jfy ' John H. McLachlen, former sheriff of Union county and chief of police In LaGrande for many years, died here Thursday at the age of 82. Ten days ago he fell from a tree while picking apples, breaking three ribs. His Injuries and the shock caused his death. McLachlen headed the posse which captured the slayers of TU Taylor, sheriff of Umatilla county, several years ago. Funeral services will be held In LaGrande tomorrow. Minstrel Show At Phoenix Tonight Tonight's the night that the Jack sonville choir will present a minstrel how at the Phoenix high school gym nsslum and a large crowd for the event la expected from Medford. The program will open at 8 o'clock and Is entitled "Old Cabin Home," which gives the public an Idea of the atory Interest, characters fend cos tumes to be found In the presentation. Hot buttered toast, spread with cream cheese and raspberry Jem makes a delicious bit to serve with hot tea or coffee to afternoon callers. Baked Pork Chops. (Dinner for Pour) The Menu. Baked Pork Chops Apple Rings Escalloped Potatoes Bread Butter Head Lettuce Relish Dressing Chocolate Cottage Pudding Vanilla Bruce Coffee Baked Fork Chops. 8 rib chops 1-8 cup flour , i 1 teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon paprika 3 tablespoons chopped celery 3 tablespoons chopped onions 3 tablespoons catsup 3 tablespoons fat. Have chops cut 3-3 Inch thick. Wine with lamp cloth and roll them In flour. Sprinkle with salt and paprika. Fit Into small baking pan Top with remaining ingredients, add a lid ano bake one hour in moderate oven. Turn chops to allow even cook ing. Apple Rings. 4 apples 1 cups sugar' 1 cup water 18 whole cloves 1 stick bark cinnamon Red fruit coloring 3 tablespoons vinegar Wash apples. Cut In one-half Inch crossway slices. Remove cores. Do not ceel apple rings. Mix sugar, wa ter and spices. Boll 3 minutes. Add red coloring to give the desired tint. Add vinegar. Add apples and bake one hour in moderate oven. Turn apples and allow even cooking. Escalloped Potatoes, cups sliced raw potatoes 4 tablespoons flour tt teaspoon salt JARMIN'S for DRUGS Phone 73. Delivery Free BIG SAVINGS For Saturday and Monday PINTS 6O0 RUBBING ALCOHOL SAL HEPATIOA . 19c H 36c Linen Finish PLAYING CARDS 23c 2 for 45c Gillette, Probak, Kleenex 19o 2 for 37c Autostrops 19c Aspirin (genuine) 100 ' 29c 60o Tooth Brushes 19o Frens Napkins, 12'i 17c 75c Baume Bengue 49o Mineral Oil, gals $1.69 50o Palmolive Sham ,25c $1.00 Listerine 69c playing CARD TABLES Regulation sire Washable tops. $1.69 value SATURDAY ONLY 98c 27c Colg. Tooth Paste....l9c 1 lb. Epsom Salts lOo Ipana Tooth Paste 36c j jb pSyiia Seed, Bl 27c 5" " I T f 2 qt. Water Bottle ..69o Palmolive 3 for 19c 4 Milk of Magnesia. 29c 2 qt. Ft. Synnge 79c Kruschen Salts 71c $1.50 Alarm Clocks 98c It will always pay to Shop at Jarmin's Drug Store where you will find special prices every day. Get your McKesson Contest Blanks Here. We Feature McKESSON Merchandise We invite you to try our Prescription Service Meal Using Leftovers Recipe Brve Three) Breakfast. Grapefruit Juice Ready Cooked Wheat Cereal Cream Prench Toast Syrup Coffee Luncheon. Celery and Pea Soup Crackers Bread Plum Sauce Sugar Cookies Tea Dinner. Cheese, Dutch Style Rice Cakes I Bread Grape Jam Cream Pie Coffee Cheese. utch Style, for Three. 4 tablespoons bacon fat 5 tablespoons chopped onions S tablespoons chopped green pepper 3 cups tomatoes . 3-8 cup of cheese, cut fine 3 eggs, beaten teaspoon aalt Vi teaspoon paprika. 'Heat the fat In frying pan. Add and brown onions and peppers. Add tomatoes and cook 5 minutes. Add rest of ingredients. Cook slowly and atlr constantly 8 minutes. Pour around rice cakes. Rice Cakes. 1 cups boiled rice 4 teaspoon salt Va teaspoon celery salt . Vi teaspoon paprika 1-3 cup flour 4 tablespoons fat. Mix rice and seasonings. Shape Into 4 cakes and roll In flour. Heat fat In frying pan and add and brown cakes. Arrange on platter and sur round with cheese. Dutch style, and garnish with parsley. Cream Pie. 1 baked pie shell cup sugar 5 tablespoons flour teaspoon salt 3 egg yolks 1 cups milk 1 teaspoon vanilla teaspoon lemon extract 3 egg whites, beaten 5 tablespoons confectioner's sugar. Blend cup of sugar with flour. Add salt, yolks and milk. Cook in double boiler until mixture becomes thick and creamy. Stir frequently while cooking. Add extracts and pour into baked pie shell. Beat whites and add the confectioner's sugar. Beat until creamy. " Roughly spread over pie ruling and bake 13 minutes In slow oven. Eagle Point, Trail, over the Brophy road and to Prospect' to Union creek. returning via Prospect, Trail the lower steel bridge and Eagle Point, to Med ford, 61 miles and back. This calls for 13 trips a week be tween Medford and Bagls Point, 13 miles all the year, and six trips week between Eagle Point and Pros pect, 37 miles all the year. There are six trips a week between Prospect and Union creek from July 1 to Sep tember 30 each year. . The latter la the Medford-Proepect route as established, with extra trip to Union ireek during the summer months. Mr. Warner stated that all bids must be in to the post master general not later than January 16, 1934, and announcement will be made on or before February 30. as to the award ing of the contracts. Garnish light foods with dark foods and vice versa. Try to avoid monot ony of type and color of food. 1 Plan to attend the Central Point Orange Tuesday, November 7th and enjoy a turkey dinner, dancing and cards, all for 60c. (Continued from page one) and Tuesday of this week with her sister, Mrs. Bert hold Barnum. of Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. JcAn Nealon and daughters, Janice and Donna, left Friday to Marshfleld to visit Mrs. Kealon'a mother, Mrs. Lulu Pendland. A. L. Seabrooke Is still suffering from Injuries, Including three broken ribs, received when he was attacked by his herd bull recently. Mel Atkins and verno Pendleton returned from a successful deer hunt lat Wed nesday . Hunters not so lucky Included Bob Sutton, Harold Wilson and AWa and Lester Hamil ton. Pupils of Miss Seabrooke and Mr. Straus entertained the Community club with an Interesting Hallowe'en program Friday. Regular meeting of the Table Rock Ladles' club will be held at Mrs. Schaffer's. November 8. All ladles of the community are cordially Invited. Hallowe'en passed rather quietly here, although some of the younger set were out playing the usual pranks. The rains of the past few days have been a great boon to farmers In making It possible to go ahead with the fall work of plowing and seeding. City Warrants Called for Payment. Notice la hereby given that there are funds on hand In the General Fund of the City of Medford for the redemption of Warrants Nos. 059 to 1243, Inc. Interest on the above war rants will cease after November 6, 1033. Dated this 3rd day of Novem ber, 1033. GUS H. SAMUELS. City Treasurer. Permanent waves tnat are soft and lustrous. Call 737-J. Prevost's Beau ty Shop. BE LA ORANDh, Ore., Nov. 3 ZD Em at Crockatt, representative of the state game commission, has arrived In eastern Oregon to conduct a thor ough survey of the elk situation In Union, Umatilla, Baker and Wallowa counties. The commlaslon win make no statement until all the facta are gathered, Crockatt said here today. "The commission will ft clear to the bottom of the situation," he. said, "in an attempt to fbtd exactly what actual conditions elated during the open season In these four counties last week." Crockatt was Interviewing many local people today. Including some who recently signed affidavits to the effect that many elk were left In the mountains by hunters who took only the teeth and In some cases the heads. JOLLY PARTY ENJOYED Marking the close of the hsnrest season, numbers of tne Rogue River Vallev Canning company reached in to the horn of plenty yesterday afternoon for a Jolly party at the plant. Meeting In the plant cafe teria, they dined, sang and partici pated In a general program of en tertainment. Places vers arranged for about 900, all employes of the canning company who completed the season being present. BUS PASSENGERS INJURED IN CRASH PORTLAND, Nov. 8. (JP Bight passengers in a fully-loaded Cramer auto stage were Injured when the bus, operated by William Lorlmer of Seattle, collided with a gasoline tank truck here today. Lorlmer said be did not see the truck in time t stop on the wet pavement. Passengers In the stage rere thrown forward against the seats. None was severely hurt, physicians said. The Injured were taken to the emergency hospital for treatment. They were John Rawthorne of Kirk land, Wash., who suffered nose, neck and shoulder Injuries; Garry Wil liams of Baldy, Wash., right wrist hurt; P. W. Davis, Portland, legs bruised; Jean Hawkins, Toledo, Ore., left knee Injured; John H. Stone, Seattle. left knee sprslned; Mrs. Helen Boyko. Portland, knees cut, and B. A. Howell, Vernonla, Ore, forehead cut. Good News for Kidney Sufferers "Wly SEE mult, withta .1.1 houriL.hS ".. uiaiuior, won pnimut joints from laci t;,inr, arllvlt. Ask drawl., In, Fofi K? oina TO INVESTORS: Every day we receive, via air mall, six paces of STANDARD FACTS AND FORECAST, covering the current trend of stocks, bonds and commodities, together with Individual corporation earning reports. This comprehensive report Is available for you dally. . M. N. HOGAN Broker Stocks, Bonds and Commodities m Main Street at Central Avenue BROOKLYN. N. T., Nov. 3. () Nine negroes, six of them children. lost their lives when fire swept a three-story building In a tenement district today. Three others are In a hospital in a critical condition from burns. The dead were trapped on the roof and top floor of the building after the fire spread rapidly from the ground floor. Police said the origin of the fire was of suspicious character and or dered an Investigation. The dead were: Marjorle, 18. James, 15, and Fred Singleton. 7; June, 8 months old, and Daisy Har den. 22; Jessie Harris, 38; Beatrice, 4; Robert, Jr., 8; and Robert Llnd sey. ST., 42. The injured: William, 81, and Juanlta Harden, 6; and Milton Llnd sey, 115. . - Table Rock TABLE ROCK, Nov. 3. (Spl.) -Mrs. Clifford Collins of Ashland was a Table Rock caller Tuesday and sur prised .her former pupils by visiting their school room. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Davlsson of the Table Rock store are expected home today from a 10 days' visit with their daughter, Mrs. C. W. Mey ers, at Portland. Miss Clema Shaw of corvallls Is the guest of her cousin, Miss Mil dred Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Morris and daughter, Evelyn, of Eugene spent last week with Mr. Morris' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Angle left Wednesday on a business trip to Curry county. Miss Grace Lydlard spent Monday : LOOK! 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