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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1934)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE. MEDFORU. OREGON. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1934. PAGE NINE I LUMAN BROTHERS Meat Specials Choice Steer Beef Roast, boned and tied, lb. ......... Beef Pot Roast, choice grade, lb. T-Bone & Sirloin Steak, lb Swiss Steak, lb . . . . . . . Fresh Beef Liver, lb. Shortening, 3 lbs Hams, half or whole, lb. Grade A Butter, lb. Fresh Oysters, pint .... ; 15c 9c 15c 15c 5c 33c 24c 30c 30c Choice R. I. Red Hens and Fryers Radiated Carnation Milk, i cans 25c Carnation Flaked Wheat, large pkg 23 Chase & Sanborn Coffee, dated, lb 31 Home Grown Vegetables Lettuce, 2 for ..13c Home Grown Carrots, 2 bunches . 5c Home Grown Cabbage, per lb. . . . 2c Green Peppers, 3 lbs. . 10c Bakery Department Each week we feature a number of items at Special prices and the wise housekeeper will put them on her shopping: list. Here where you can purchase all your food needs under one roof is the ideal place to Shop and Save. Our Bakery department is an important part of this food center and each day we offer you a quality and variety, unexcelled anywhere in Southern Oregon. Look over these specials tomorrow and be obnvinced. Old Fashioned Sugar and Oatmeal Cookies, large size, 3 dozen T SHAPES WEAPON A (Continued from page one.) didn't know anything about the spoon. "Ha Immediately waa taken out of hla.cell, searched and stripped. Hta cell waa inspected minutely and no evidence of the spoon waa discovered until the Jailer looked In the wash bowl and toilet." While Hanley would not aay what use he thought Hauptmann Intended to make of the plecea of the spoon, he did state that the bowl might have been fashioned lno a defensive weapon or one with which Haupt mann might- have done violence to himself. The handle of the spoou had been curved Into a hook. Paper Dishes Now "He la now eating on paper dishes." Hanley said, "and he will use paper spoona as long aa we have them." District Attorney Samuel J. Foley waa with Hanley when he made the announcement. JMley, In reply to an Inquiry, said he had not decided whether he would have a psychiatrist examine Hauptmann. a move that tha defense attorney haa announced he Intends to make. The aherlff aald about thirty min utea elapsed between the time Haupt man waa given the spoon and ' the time It waa missed. In that time the prisoner had broken It Into four pieces and aharpened the bowl to "razor edge" by rubbing It against the steel frame of the cot. The plecea were discovered after a plumber was called. Three of them were In the toilet bowl and the fourth waa In the drain of the wash basin. Moved to New Cell Since Hauptmann waa placed In the Bronx county JaU ha haa occu plned a cell on the second tier, com pletely Isolated from roe otner pris- oners. After today's Incident of the spoon he waa moved to another cell In the earn tier, atlll with no other prisoners near him. Hanley aald that a special guard watchea the prisoner and It la con tinually changed a new guard taking up his post every hour. 25c Almond Eoca Coffee Cakes, 14 each, 2 for 27c Huckleberry Pies, made from fresh berries, Extra Special each 27? Golden Sponge Cake, large family size, each 29 NEW YORK. Sept. 38. (AP) At torney General David T. Wllentz ot New Jersey, conferred witn uiatnci Attorney Samuel J. Poley today on the case of Bruno Richard Hauptmann, Indicted for extortion In the Llnd- berch kidnap case, and aald New Jersey would ask for extradition ot the prisoner when the Investigation of the New Jersey case was complete. He said the purpose of his confer ence with the district attorney was a general discussion of the case. Will New Jersey ask extradition before Hauptmann goea to trial In the Bronx?" he waa asked. When the Investigation of the New Jersey case la complete, New Jersey will ask for extradition," Wllentz answered. In Alexander's IGA Store "The Home of Good Meats Swift's Gov't Inspected Beef" 1 Mr. Pech maintains an especially fine Poultry Department. Al Stew ard's Capons and Fry ers and choice hens are featured. If you want the Tfry best meats, de pend upon the Liberty. SATURDAY SPECIALS BEEF PORK VEAL-LAMB Swift's Radio Bacon, lb. 25c Swift's Boned Ham, lb. . . ., 25c Beef Pot Roast, lb. . ., . ..13c Beef Short Ribs, lb 7c Lamb Stew, lb . . .... ..... 5c Legs of Fancy Spring Lamb, lb. ..22c MODEL BAKERY In Alexander's IGA Store SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Boston Cream Pies 19c Chocolate Cream Puffs 2 for SC MILLIONS OF OYSTERS FOR STEW t x "south" iTEnd. washing"'" n ? Sjg9p. . THE. HDMfcv 0 Tht fr SSj WLLPA Or-STLM k ik-r' m n. , r Proclaimed by resident! of South Bend, Wash., as the world's largest oyster atew, 100 gallons of the bivalves, 300 gallons of milk and 60 pounds of butter were poured Into a big pan and cooked for 5000 hungry visitors. Japanese oysters have been succeasfully trans planted to the area and tht Industry hat assumed major proportions. Some of the cooks are shown filling the outdoor pan. (Associated Prest Photo Menus of the Day By Mrs. Alexander George EGG PLANT FOR DINNER Reel rH for Thre Breakfast Grapefruit Soft Cooked Egfts Buttered Toast Coffee Luncheon Cream of Celery Soup Crackers Sugar Cookies Apple Sauce Dinner Browned Sliced Egg Plant Creamed Ham Buttered Spinach Bread Grape Jelly Radishes Butterscotch Pudding Coffee Browned Sliced Egg Plant 1 medium sized egg plant. 4 tablespoons salt. 1 egg- 3 tablespoons water. cup crumbs. 4 tablespoons fat. yA teaspoon onion salt. V4 teaspoon celery salt. teaspoon paprika. Cut egg plant Into one-Inch cross way slices. Cut off peels. Sprinkle with salt and arrange slices on top each other. Let stand one hour. Rinse with cold water. Dip in crumbs. In egg mixed with water and again In crumbs. Heat fat In frying pan. Add and quickly brown egg plant. Add rest of Ingredients and cover and cook slowly 10 minutes or until very tender when tested with fork. Ar range with edges overlapping on serv ing platter. Surround with creamed ham. 3 tablespoons butter. 3 tablespoons flour. 14 cups milk. 1 cup diced cooked ham. VA teaspoon salt. pep- teaspoon chopped parsley, teaspoon chopped onions. 14 teaspoon chopped green pers. Melt butter, add flour and blend. Add milk and cook until creamy sauce forms. Stir constantly. Add rest of Ingredients and cook two minutes. Sizes of Canned Goods Knowledge of the sizes of cans used In the household is valuable In formation. No. 1 tall can contains 1 1-3 cups. No. 3 contains 3U cups. No. 2 contains 3 V4 cups and No. 3 can contains 4 cups of canner product. V teaspoon celery salt. 1 4 tablespoons butter. 11-3 cups milk. Mix potatoes with flour and sea sonings. Add butter and pour Into buttered baking dish. Add milk. Bake one hour In slow oven. Steamed Blueberry Pudding 1 cup flour. 1 cup soft bread. 3-3 cup sugar. 1-3 cup fat. melted. 3 tablespoonst baking powder. I 14 teaspoon salt. v 1 teaspoon vanilla. H teaspoon lemon extract. 11 teaspoon nutmeg. I cupa washed berries. 1 egg. 3-3 cxip milk. Mix all Ingredients, nil 3-3 full In dividual baking dishes. Cover with waxed papers and ateam 1 hour. Un mold, serve hot with lemon sauce. Lemon Sauce 1 cup sugar. 3 tablespoons flour. 1-3 cup lemon Juice. li cups water, ft teaspoon salt. 3 tablespoons butter. Blend sugar and flour. Add rest of Ingredients and cook slowly, stirring frequently until sauce thickens. Serve warm or cold. 4 Injured On Gridiron CLEVELAND (UP) John McOill, 14, couldn't quite make the Cathe dral Latin high school football team this year. So he played end on his own neighborhood team. One of the first days afield, his left ankle was fractured. 4 Youth Had Record Appendix SHAMOKIN, Pa. (UP) Robert Preese, 13. does have an operation worth talking about. When he went under an operation for appendicitis at the hospital here, physicians found his appendix to be 13 inches long a new record for appendixes at the local hospital. SWISS STEAK RECIPE Dinner for Four Swiss Steak Esca Hoped Potatoes Buttered Beets Bread Plum Jam Head Lettuce Russian Dressing Steamed Blueberry Pudding -Lemon Sauce Coffee Swiss Steak 1'4 pounds round steak. 1-3 cup flour. 1 teaspoon salt. yA teaspoon paprika. 0 tablespoons fat. 3 tablespoons chopped onions. 3 tablespoons chopped green pep pers. 3 tablespoons chopped celery. Have steak cut one Inch thick Pound well on both sides and pound In flour. Heat fat In frying pan. Add and quickly brown meat. Add rest of Ingredients. Cover and cook five minutes. Add one cup water. Bake In slow oven one hour or until ten der. Turn frequently for even cook ing. Escal loped Potatoes 8 cups sliced raw tomatoes. 4 tablespoons flour. 3-3 teaspoon salt. 1-3 teaspoon pepper TAKE SHARP DIP WASHINGTON. Sept. 38 (API The National Lumber Manufacturers' ascoclatlon reported today that new business booked at the lumber mills during the week ended September 33 waa lower than any week except one. since July. The orders received by 1,363 mills reporting to the association were for 177.4fl0.0OO feet. Shipments exceeded those of the previous two weeks, but were lower than during August. The mills reported shipments of 191.528, 000. Production was slightly lower, totaling 187.304.000 feet. Revised figures for the previous week were given as: Production, 300,101,000 feet; shipments. 817,500, 000 feet, and orders 184.046000 feet. BATHTUB DEATH TO HEART A coroner's lnquect Into the death of Harry Von Kessler, found dead hi the bathtub at his home Wednesday night, returned a verdict of death du to heart failure, when It considered) the case Thursday afternoon. Those testifying before the Jurf were Dr. C. I. Drummond, Mark Pattf ton, O. King, Jack King. John 8chno Ed Walker and Ed Valuer. Members of the Jury were James Stevens. Robert Mahar, C. H- Spelr A. z. Dean, C. C. Pumas and P. J. Roberson. The inquest was held a the Perl Funeral home. August Baby Adopting Month PHILADELPHIA. (UP) Next to Christmas and Easter, August la tht busiest season for adopting babies here, according to C. Waltr Glas gow, head of the smalt claim, con ciliation and legal aid division of the municipal court. He said no particu lar type was favored, all being equally popular. Gopher Snake Choked Dog SONORA. Cal. (UP) A large watch dog encountered more than ha could handle when he snapped at a three foot gopher snake. The reptile wound itself around tht dog's neck, choking the animal unconscious. It was some time before the dog could be re vived. . 4 Tough Winter for Wild Birds. BETHANY, Mo. (Up) Game war dens say wild birds will have to exist this fall on ragweed seeds because of the drought, unless farmers take pity on the fowl and scatter grain seeds over the countryside. MacDONALD RETURNS IMPROVED IN HEALTH ST. JOHNS N. P. Sept. 38. (AP Prime Minister J. Ramsay Mac Dona Id of Great Britain aaila for home to day with his daughter Ishbel after a three months' vacation. Declaring he la greatly improved in health after his sojourn in maritime Canada and Newfoundland MacDon aid made his first public utterance since he arrived In Canada In July. Oregon Weather. Fair tonight and Saturday, except cloudy northwest portion and mist ot fog on the coast; no change In tern per a tare; gentle to moderate change able wind off the coast. Old Newspaper On Display. MARSHFTELD, Ore. (UP) Two copies of the "Boston Gazette, an- Country Journal," printed 167 years ago, were today proudly cr.aptayed by Mrs. Rose Blanchard. The papers, printed Aug. 31, 1B67, contained ar ticles concerning her ancestors. in s.a : So Women cdntt toarw- their own Minds? Sit'i nor surprittd if sweet fjeoi oppeor fn fht fomofo porch LiET'S end that ridic ulous accusation once and for all. 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