Dayton tribune., October 22, 1925, Image 1

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DAYTON, OREGON. OCTOBER 22, 1926
SUBSCRIPTION l^U, PER YEAR
will ba sufficient if dough ia net
Gifts Imagined to
over uigbt. In wither c<Mt lb„
School Notes
Amend for Ugliness
»ame method 1«used. If homemade
By A od raw Nichols
An English writer tell» bow being
yeast u used it will take the plane
The- Pleasant Hour Reading Club met
The high school is planning an with Mr». Verda Duran and Mr». Ogden 1» a theater with a foreigner be sated
of liquid, handle tbe »»me a» com-
entertainment
of sports aod fun at the home of Mr. Duzan, Friday Oct. film the inevitable question aa to what
presmwd veast.
bo thought of Eomlua.
T never saw
fy O Laurence 'Haurthorne
1«. Eighteen r*»ponded to roll call. The
It milk is used, scalding while for next Friday evening in the remaining vacancy in tbe clob rosier for ao many ugly people in my Ute," waa
the startling reply. On looking about
community hall. It will consist of
Oh Lord of men, teach me to know
'
not essential i« an absolute test of
various amusing contests, among the year has been filled and Mrs. How- Mm the writer felt that tbe reply of
Just what “a good name” signifies!
freshness. If scalded cool to luke- • t—
the foreigner was not far astray.
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,
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tueniber
The first
them a basketball game by men of. team» in Engh.n Literature .»used .
From thia be inquire« as to why |t
Help me to understand its wprth
warm otherwise it will kill the
the community and
an
indoor j run on textbook» rod encyclopedia« and IO that In a cooatry blessed with pret
yeaat plant.
And let me never cease to prize
baseball game between the married tbe questions were verv lullv answered. ty children there should grow up such
Above all else that life affords—
ELECTION CAKE
unattractive adults, and be conclude»'
women and the high school girls A flower committee consistir^ of Mes- that
Yes, better far than wealth or fame— Z m «)
civilization la doing something to
When preparing the .Muster reci­
There will be an admission of dames Haden, Proffitt and Nichola was the race—something undesirable, nn-
The reputation that is won
appointed bv tbe acting President. The
pe for bread or coffee cake, reserve
less we are to assume that ugly peo­
twenty-five cents for adults and club then adjourned until Oct. 30.
Alone by him of Worthy name.
enough dough to make one loaf
ple are brainier than handsome ones.
fifteen cents for children. The
This every handsome man and wo­
cake. Io this dough knead in 2
proceeds
wi’l go toward tbe paying
A
fearless
strength
of
character,
man among as will hasten to deny
I
tablespoon» softened batter or sub- of the athletic aaaocialion deb‘, County School Notos The
fact la no doubt, that when a
The will to do some useful deed, k
atitute, J cup sugar, 1 egg well
person
is ugly eomethlng has to be
and
also
the
deficit
on
last
year
’
s
The vision that conceives a way
The Dundee Parent Teacher Circle
beaten j teaspoon each nutmeg Annual. 1 here bills aggregate I **B have an address on "¡Securing good »aid to commend him to our acquaint­
To satisfy another’s need— w
ance», so they are hastily assured
and cloves and 1 teaspoon cinna­ approximately two hundred and I literature” at their next meeting.
that this person they are about to
On such as these a man’s good nam
mon Dredge I* cups raisin» and fifty do'lars. You will miss a good I Tbe«chuol autboritie« of tbe Amity meet, while he doe« not look well, is
Is built; his leadership depends
4 cup shredded citron with flour. lime if you fail to attend this end1*'“1* •'B00* Plan to »dd a coaree in really quite sa unusual person and
On service to his fellow men
__
highly gifted.
One statement like
Il may be necessary to add a little lertainment. Come and help lb J
* their c«"icalum.
that about a man may keep him going
And loyalty to humble friends.
flour to the dough in order to high school.
I Bo-
the Sitton school, uow has for year», for others repeat It All
i> i a u 11
•
I spring water piijed into the building, he needs do 1» refrain from showing
handle it Let rise in a warm place
Basketball pr .dice started Mon- 1 Every school should be tbu.
that he 1» without gifts of any sort ■
until very light, then hake an
equipped,
d*y.
We
should
have
a
wincing
I
wherever
it
is
at
all
possible,
hour in moderately hot oven.
team this year as all the lettermen
No. 14. Muddy Valley School, will Declares Music Cure
PARKER HOUSE RQLLS
are Lack.
holds basket social Friday evening,
Prepare tbe master recipe. After
for Mental Trouble
The interclass basketball games Octo her, 23.
dough has risen double the second
A medical journal has recently an­
No. 19, Moore's Valley school, now nounced the results of some experi­
time roll into sheet 1 inch thick,( will start Friday night.
baa a well in good condition. When ments made to ascertain the relation
Cut with biscuit cutter then withj The Seniors ordered their pins the grounds are cleared of timbers, thia of music ano medicine
knife dipped in flour press through and rings Monday.
One curiona piece of news obtained
district will have a fine playground.
Is that If a lively air is played on a
the center of each roll, brush with • The high school sewing class be-
No. 22,jLafayette, haa tbe laige«t high harp or mandolin, a man's tired mus­
melted shortening, fold over and 3«n mending the girl’s basketball school it has hau for years. A«
usual, cles regain their original vigor. The
place together in well-greased pan. suits but found them in such con- the school is in charge of Prof John music of a violoncello, on the other
band, has a precisely opposite effect.
Set in a warm place until light dilion that they decided to lea ve I Blough.
In temporarily lessening the usual
then bake in a hot oven.
When them for more experienced bands.
No. 23, Unity. now bas a two room strength and vitality of the bearer.
BREAD
When baking ia compieteci the baked brush over with melted Tbe Juniors ordered their rings on house, well equipped, and a fine
In nervous and impressionable peo­
shed.
By Mrs. Bell» DrUraf
ple, sad music In a minor key, such
loaves will give forth
a hollow shortening or the unbeaten white Tuesday
Director, Home Bervic« Bureau
No. .10, Willamina, is trying student as Chopin's “Funeral March," actually
sound when
tapped, and will
The Yambill County Athletic
Sperry Flour Co.
weakens the pulse and makes the beat­
Mr. Aller, the new princi
shrink from the pan.
Association met at the Court house government.
ing of the heart feebler and more Ir­
Helpful Hint» on Bread Making
f al. will make every effort to make the regular.
After baking remove bread at
Monday night and organized .'or new plan a success.
An American doctor stated not long
Civic Club Notes
the year. The oncers elected were;
Bread in the most important once from the pan» and allow to
ago that almost every mental trouble
No. 52. Pike Valley, rearranged th,
article of food in the daily diet. cool in fre«b air uncovered. IK
P'es B F. Ford, of Amitv; S»c •
The Ladies Civic Club wi'l
desks eo that th«-lighting is much in - could be cured by suitable selections
And the many prucuase employed nut put away un'il perfectly cold
Treaa Brown of Yamhill A com­ proved.
of classical music regulsrfy adminis­
e«en-
. an entertainment
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.uM.rua,
rarn'
tered.
Jealousy,
grief.
overwork,
in making and baking gives us a
Fur all roll, plain or fancy, u-e ¡llg.
2J). .t tbe Opera Hou-e mittee was appointed to draw up s
No. 58 is the first school to repcrl th«
homicfdal mania, nervous breakdown,
great variety of appetizing breads, the Master Recipe. If a richer.The pn.gnm will consist of J.ck tentative basketball echedu! to be organization of tbe Junior Red Caws all had their corresponding air.
that furnish tbe largest amount ofi dough la desired, changes may be'j- •)-- >__ ->____
in the box dancen, comic solos, two aobmiited to the Association at the The schools are taaing a great intere»)
food for the least money expended Imade in the following manner ;
in this work, and we feel
Pleasure in Garden
one act nlavs, vaudeville stunts, (time of the institute. The perma every school in the conn tv
enroll
The procuug of making these
Use milk inalead of water fur
The squirrel» and nuthatches are a
nent
schedule
will
be
decided
upan
and good music. Genera) Admis-
No money will be received from tin
continual amusement to watch : I love
it mixtures is moat interesting,> liquid; Both shortening and super
sion 15 cents, Reserved seats 25 at that time
pupils. The teacher in each school will
to see the nuthatch come to a coco-
and a little careful study and prac-I ,n«y Be increased bv on a table- Cents. Tickets on sale at Reburn’s I
Hie be p uf the pupils, will raise fill
nut which Is filled with a mixture of
tice will surely reward you for|epo°^‘ or more to each spoon of Drug Store.
cents to pey for the Junior Red Croe- hemp seeds and nuts; he eats his fill
,
your time and trouble
News. Ibis paper Con thins splendh. of hemp seeds, then selects a nut and
liquid. Also the white of an egg
Notice Of Sealed Bids lessons on Red Cross work, and children flies away with IL One of the squirrels
The Aral essential for perfect ®«V be added. With these change»
hung himself In the ropes of the coco­
Sealed bide will be
received by the who read it will believe in the orgutiiza
Ladies Aid Bazaar
bread ia a good flour, second care- it may be found necessary to nee a
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nut (head downward) one day. Betty
tion,
and
will
be
willing
to
help
in
tbe
Clerk of School District No. 28, Conntv I
fui manipulation and third, proper ' Iitti» more flour.
(tny mother s good Swiss maid) . . .
The
Methodist
Ladies Aid ( of \ aiubill, Oregon, until 6 o’clock P-M great work it is doing.
went to the rescue, but he bit her at
baking.
MASTER RECIPE
Society will hold a Bazaar about on October 27th, 1925. for tbe transport
No. 6b, was divided on Oct. 7, and on once. The verandah looks like the
The longer the batter is beaten,
cup water or milk, scalded
December, 1st. The exact date ' ',l,s PuPh> from tbe McComb (Hart­ the 19th the new district was organized. border of an Illuminated manuscript—
1 tablespoon melted shortening
the less kneading the dough will
will be given later. Any donations man) place to tbe School District No. 28. School will open about Oct. 26th, in the with all these pretty creatures among
the trellis of monthly roses; the tits
1 tablespoon of sugar
require. When dough can be lifted
Attest :
will be gladly received.
house of John bwetman.
too. . . . Certainly, a garden, with Its
1 teaspoon salt
in a mass on a spoon, it ia ready to
L. A. Rossner,
No. 86 has bought the building in Inhabitants of all sorts. Is a never-
Chairman of Board of Directors
knead.
i compressed yeast cake dissolv­
falling happiness and Interest to a
Ruth Hayden, Clerk. which school was held last year.
quiet person like myself.—Janet Cath­
Dough is kneaded to mix the ed in 4 cup lukewarm water
erine Symonda
Alfred Gabriel and wife of Tillamook,
ingredients thoroughly, to make
Between 3 and 4 cups flour
visited
in
Dayton
a
short
time
Sunday,
the glulon elastic and to work in Method of Preparation; Put sugar
K. D. Hadley of Oregon Citv, spent
‘ Mrs ----------
. ua of i-ewuerg
Frank —
LaPort
Newberg
The Substitute
the air. It ia sufficiently kneaded shortening and sail in scalded with bis grandparents .1. E. Mellinger Sunday with his father Chas. Hadley > called Friday and renewed her
Little Betty wa» anxious to own a
and
wife.
when it can lie left on the board a liquid; let it stand unt l lukewarm
i and his brothers Uller and Ralph, here.
cat, but her father had a great aver­
subscription to the Tribune.
minute or two without sticking.
sion to them and turned a deaf ear
then add dissolved yeast and flour
to all her pleadings. He did say, how­
lo keep the dough from Cooling ' gradually, beating well until too
ever, that she could have a dog if she
mix and knead it quickly. Quick । stiff to stir. Turn on the moulding
could find a nice, well-behaved one
handling prevents the dough from j hoard and knead in remaining
that wouldn't bite the baby.
One day while walking with her
becoming cold and hastens the flour until mixture ia smoo>h, doe»
mother. Betty saw a kitten frisking
process of rising. Always make not stick to the bunds or tioard,
along beside her.
small loaves lo insure bread being I and nubbles mav be seen under the
She turned a wistful face to her
mother and said: “Oh. mummy! See!
baked thouroughly; in large loaves । surface. Rei urn to well greased
It doesn't seem to belong to anyone!
the Leal may fail io penetrate to • J»owl. brush dough over with mek-
Can't I take it home?”
the center of the loaf. In cool I ed shortening, cover and allow to
“But. Betty, daddy says you can
have a dog. but not a cat.”
weather the bowl containing the i rise in a warm place to twice its
“W-well, mummy, can’t we take it
dough may beset in a pan of warm । original sue, then knead down in
home and use It for a dog?”
OH SHUCKS U
water.
a bowl and let rise again. This
S3
I
uJCJ/PEQ
IFTN4T
If bread rises much after being second kneading, after the dough
Marvelous Precocity
VÔEATHER.MAN
TOLP
has
risen
once,
gives
a
much
finer
The
precocious infant was being
pUtin the oven, the heat ie not
submitted to the psychological tests In
THEM I U/AS codilib
grain to bread and should always
great enough, hut if it begins to
order to determine the degree of his
| be used. When dough has again
( ucAMTEP TO
genius.
He had already picked out
brown in less than 15 minutes, the, । risen to double its site, it will be
SURPRISE EVERVßoPy
numbers, arranged blocks and distin­
heat ie too great. During the first ready to shape into loaves. Brush
guished colors. Then came the su­
preme test, the Identification of vari­
ten minutes the loaves are in the bread with melted shortening, let
ous coins. The Investigator tossed a
nickel on the floor. The precocious
oven they ahould rise and begin to them rise again to double their
Infant bent over It while the proud
size
and
bake
in
a
pot
oven
about
show a little brown in spots; in the
parents held their breath.
Then the precocious infant winked
second period of ten minutes they 45 minutes for mediumsized loaves
at his dad and cried exultantly,
and
from
20
to
.30
minutes
for
rolls
should become a delicate brown all
"Heads!"—Pathfinder Magazine.
according to size.
over the surface and cease to rise;
This quantity of dough is for one
First Evening Schools
in the third ten minute period
large
loaf of bread. With | yeast
It la impossible to »ay exactly when
they should finish browning, and
evening schools had their origin In
America. In a contract made with the
in the fourth they should shrink cake used to each half pint cup of
schoolmaster of Flatbush. N.
In
slightly from the pans. After the liquid bread can be made and
WS2, the evening school is mentioned,
but It Is probable that allusion 1» made
first ten minutes the oven heat completed, if kept in a warm place,
to the afternoon session of tbe school
in
about
5
hours.
If
a
longer
time
can he decreased slightly, and ns
Pleasant How Heading Clnb
AGood Name
Foiled Again
Baking continues it may bo lessen-KiV”n l° the Pi’lng
ed still more.
1 ye',Bt wil1
^»1^. One quar-
ter yeast cake to each cup of liquid
which began at 1 p. m. It la certain,
however, that in 1773 evening school»
were conducted as private ventures Ir
Salem, Mass., especially for Instruction
in the mariner's art, although som«
pour boys were taught to “cypher and
to writ«.''