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v TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVrEW, ROSEBURGrOREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 1 2 1 94 L. I i Mrs. Effie Ernst of Grants Pass and Josephine County Oregon's better cnoki know theft tugar. Mrs. Effie Ernst, of Grant Pass, is no exception. When asked what augar the prefer, she in stantly replied: "I really like Ore con White Satin sugar." Taking her questioner to the kitchen cab- inet and throwing open its doors, she added: "See for your self There's 'White Satin' sugar. I use it in all my cooking, 1 like it not only because it is a good sugar, but it is an Oregon product, too." Mrs, Ernst is famed throughout her section of the state for her excellent cooking, but whether she is better known for the pride she takes in her two daughtrrs and son, all' gron n, tor her services as cook at church, lodge or home makers camp, or for the daily meals she serves to her hus band, Mr. C. H. Ernst, is a moot question. - HER RECIPE t. Whltt Sifln Ruiir Y ehtippd piltM dirirtv FOOD FOR THE GODS $ rounrtlnr UbtMpMfil itt Ami? rnllHl rrmrktr vramhr . 2 t'aipnoiii hklnr powder 1 pinch of alt - 1 tontilr r 1 JoMphin Court walnut. Combine ai follows: Yolln of crri beaten until very light. Then add sugar Gradually, betting constantly. Add datet and walnuts, and ermker crumbs iimfd with halcinn powder. Laitly, add the ihffly whipped whites of egg to which there ha been added a Pinch of alt. Bake in a well-buttered pudding dih, placed in a pah of hot water. It will require shout V'i hn. to bake; not to be ' overdone, hut jwit "let"' nicely. Moderate oven. . Serve with whipped crcara. HUDE Willi CtfOOOud OOQ) guaranteed roRCAJwrnG ' ' tUMMMMM it I CQHRMV f f Mtlla.QAMO ! Seals Again Down Raimers; Beavers Beat Los Angeles (By the Associated Press) 1 the San Francisco Seals superb condition, almost at the 'could play all their series In peak. Yesterday, for Instance, he their own ball park, they might fought eight hard rounds against j be pacing the field In the Coast . four partners, a couple of whom ' league pennant race, were 200-pounders, and then put I They've become a tough outfit In two more rounds on the heavy to heat on their home lot. A cou- ed he had two more days to train than he's got. He knows this time he's fighting a guy who' going to keep on fighting him for 15 rounds. He's plenty wor ried, too, about that cut he got over his eyo against Bacr. That's going to make a nice target." I conn is training naru, prepar ing his body to go at top speed for 15 rounds. He already is in Conn's Comment Puts Joe Louis In Slugging Mood By SID FEDER GREENWOOD LAKE, N. Y., June 12. (API It Is a matter for argument whether Joe Louis has more pooh-poohs for Billy Conn's "smart cracks" on his "powder puff punching." The "cracks have steamed trie bomber up so much he is all out to end next Wednesday night s polo grounds tussle with the first punch, if he can. His sparring partners are all banged up from catching what he promises to deal off the arm to Billy. The Conn clouting power ap parently has Joe worried about as much as a slap In tne lace from a butterfly wing. He Is so afraid of it, in fact, that he has VllHllKtw Jlia mm iiuiii aiyiiMi, f Assfielateil Pri Snnl-ts Wrltm-l CUt- T fr tUaa a nxnut- Kr.ll nl..U 'survive a series 01 injuries such; as the St. Louis Cardinals have son bag and shadow-boxing. Fractured Bones Fail to Stop Win Streak of Cards By JUDSON BAILEY skill-stressing defense to loose-and-blow-the-man-down Idea It is clear he is willing to take chances on getting hit in order to drop a bomb or two himself in this fight, because he's mighty burned up at Billy boy and feels ho h;is nothing to fear from Conn's thumps. He's moving in on every spar- mate, crowding them every sec ond, even taking a belt or two on the whiskers to get In one good one. CONN THINKS LOUIS HAS LOST PUNCHING POWER POMPTON LAKES, June 12. (API Billy Conn of Pittsburgh is basing his belief that he will win the heavyweight champion ship from Joe Louis next Wed nesday night largely on the con viction that the negro has lost fifty per cent" of his punch and no longer can hurt an opponent seriously with one lick. Both Billy and his manager. Johnny Ray, are absolutely con vinced that Louis has slipped badly In the last yoar and is ripe lor the taking. Honest, swore Johnny, "I shut my eyes and was afraid to look ovoty time Buddy Baer hit him the other night In Washing ton. I could just see us losing this shot at the champeenshlp." And who's ho been killing with one punch lately?" chimed In the challenger. "The guy can't hit like he used to. Ho hit IJaor with everything he had forty times and didn't even mark him up." "He's lost 50 per cent of his punch, easy," continued Ray. "And he know it, too; He's plenty I pie of weeks ago they trounced ithe Sacramento Senators five games to two the first scries setback .of the season for the league leaders. They subdued the Seattle Rain iers last night, 7 to 5, for their second straight win over last. years champions. The game was won when stra tegy directed by Manager Skiff backfired and the Seals broke a tie in the seventh and held on to to the lead. Skiff ordered Sylvester John- Seattle pitcher, to walk Fain been guttling, laiter ugrodowski had reached In the course of beating the second with two out. Carrol, the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2 in ten j next barter, stepped Into the first innings last night, the Cardinals Iltch and slammed out a single lost the services of third baseman lo centerfield, scoring Ogrodow Jlmmy Brown for about three ski- Fernandes' single scored weeks because of a broken finger Fall on his throwing hand. Sutz was credited with the win A month ago their regular bis eighth for the season. He catcher, Cooper, suffered a brok- allowed eleven hits. San Fran en bone In his shoulder and a dls- elsco Et but ten hits. San Fran location1 of his collarbone and ' Cisco's victory and the defeats since then both First Basemen ! suffered by Seattle and Holly- Mizo and Second Baseman Cres- wood jumped the Seals from a pi have had broken fingers, Crospl is back now and Mize may !c expected to return to ser-, vice most any day,, but Cooper has at least another month to go. P.rown was hurt in the first Inning lest njht at Philadelphia fourth place tie with Hollywood to third position in league stand ings. ... Sacramento duplicated its Tues day night win by knocking off Hollywood, 10 to 3. r.chmidt gave up six hits hits for a 6 to 2 win. ' Callahan, Yankee farm hand recently ac quired, got credit for the victory in his first starring assignment. He gave up nine hits. Reich poled his second home run of the series to give Portland a 2 to 0 lead in the first. Tile slugging first sacker drove out a homer In the eleventh to give Portland a 2 to 1 victory the pre ceding night. . San Diego trounced Oakland 6 to 0 for its sixth straight league triumph and the fourth straight defeat for the cellar-dwelling Oaks. Alleged Triple Killer Fails lit Suicide Effort SPOKANE, June 11. (API Alfred H. Wells, 31-year-old ex convict from San Bernardino, Calif., last night tried to keep a promise to Spokane jailers to end his life and wound up by spend ing the ninht In a padded cell. City jailers reported Wells at tempted to strangle himself with strips torn from his shorts only a few hours after he was confront ed by three officials from San Bernardino, where he is charged with the triple killing of his half-brother, David Raymond Wells; David's wife, Jean, and a visitor, Rose Destree, 17, whom he had never seen before. Sheriff Emmett Shay of San Bernardino county put Wells through a two-hour grilling, dur ing which the district attorney said "he claimed he had no recol lection" of the killings. Sheriff Shay, however, added "he's guilty as hell. We tripped him up In a dozen places." Shops and Visits Mrs. Chet Ray, of Myrtle Creek, shopped and visited In this city yesterday. CENTS deprive J Check the proof (it's tint food 93 proof) . . . the superior flavor (only Kenturky-diMilled bourbon has ill. ... the aae (4 fears of mel lowing lo your taste.) OLD- while siding into third base forine turned back the Stars. triple- that brought his team's I outhlt by Los Angeles, first run. This triumph lifted St. Louis two full games ahead of the sec ond place Brooklyn Dodgers, who were shellacked 81 by the Pitts burgh Pirates. Rip Sewcll pitch ed six-hit ball and kept the Dodg ers shut out until the ninth. 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