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It Is a!4 that this selection has been
translated Into mora lanuaes than
anr other sonr of a modern writer.
Mrs. Hawks Is a liberally educated
woman. She was born In Hoostck. N.
In 1SJS. fha attended public schools
.Cm. --a lator was craduated from the
Troy Seminary. She was married, while
quits young, to naneo mi
a member of a New York bankinir firm.
As a bride she went to live at Brook
lyn, where ha has since remained.
Mra. Hawks msdo her first attempt
at hymn writing In 188. when at tha
suRcesUoa of Dr. Kobert Lowery. pas
tor of tha church at which she wor
shiped aba- bad soma of her religious
rersao set to, music. Her efforts mot
with Immediate, recognition.
Among the best known njmni oi
Mrs. Hswks are: "In tho Valley."
-Uhn'll Re the Next to Kollow Jesus."
"Why Weepest Thou." and "The Cross
for Jeous." . Mrs. Haw ks haa published
everal volumes of church songs. Many
of ber selections are best known In
connection with revival work.
With tha death or ranny rosDy,
some time ago. Mrs. Hawko became tha
sole survivor of a long list of cele
brated song writers of the past half
century.
PAHTAGES BILL POPULAR
ITALIAN' GRA.D OPEIl.l SINGERS
ARE HEADLINE ATTRACTION.
golden. Shops catering to the dla
rrimtaatlnc buyer have bean display
ing novelty's that ara not traoalent. In
tha lino of attractive bracelets of
pearl sat In black enamel, little wrlot
walrhaa of od4 d'aiga and the same
characteristic. Trinkets for both
wear and decoration are popular In the
now anamol ware. There I an ex
clusive atmosphere about tha new
"mart" bag and auedo skating bags
now shown In a few shops.
Christt-ias '
CAKEkSdONDT
crlsper types of randy such as
poaaut brittle, butterscotch, and
tha different sorts of polled taffy while
not so "showy" aa tho cream or fon
dant type, and not so eay s tse
fadge or pa nor ha Irpes. are neeerthe-lo-o
aorr popular an4 form a welcome
change from tho rather clojtog tweet
Boa of the softer Chrtatmas candl'S.
Throe Important points to. b remem
bered are:
I. To prevent granulation before the
higher degree neceaeorv for crlP candy
is reerha4 the sugar should alwavs te
boiled with a small proportion of acid.
au-t as cream of tarter, lemon Juice
or vlnoger. na:eo molaasea or glueoes
ara Inrluu4 ta tho recipe, fcven then,
a Utile additional add Is sometimes
rrtend ef Jtr and Wr. T-in J Ma-
T.fT. ef r" he ro.olved a
-h'offram ane--ej -teg thir eaf a r-
rta! tn lrH""
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rnrt la nH ?tst W fi at Owhall.
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rtal Jamoa T pi-icMo. of ror'Uod.
n Joaaphlna tilt, of Rat""!.
war marri4 hero fatarday br Jnstlro
P. C. Pa'fort-
e o o
Hwtarr wi:i be ta evHoaea at tho
Ve f rinpA'Iroeno fnntsht when a benefit
'fee tha Mu'e will bo the order of the
evening.
fSTYLF.TlPS
(Stores
N:V:R before ha'
array et nit. I
ha n lavish I
. novoltioei. gown.
fur, real. 'lt and tba dainty artl
cla ef aorsrol. doataaod for the faa
tniioua wnman. been aeea In tho Tort
land fi"te as ha bn erroad before
the Chriatma ohopror hi soa.on.
The tempting duplor of avo!ty
dreoe. that would g'.afdon tha hoart
.r the moat psmpr4 daurhtor or
dohntanta ere ck with a comMnatlon
ef bo'h. old' of fur. A banking ef
o.-m ttvolr fur mnot havo an ad)aent
atrip ef tf nt a rontreoting shade
a4 then a hit ef s!oitokln. velvet or
oeo Othor fan rnafrlat
Mr ladr of fo.llon has gone be-k t
the q-ilnt aed fsrinatiB old I'.lila
borhan roilar. that flare up almoat to
tha too of tha roiff jra. With tho r.liea
bathan collars como the tapering
ahouUr an. I am I fltno The
husa pu-T at the NiKom ef tha sleeve
t m IMa. In I" ti'lr part of the
-r.n S"M had a rarth u!ar place la
s'Tla. wBh hj to ryw hatnat fltl4 br ail
m l'tirl"mu !ft of litlo o'lor
eltra of rar. .aei. little
gAag'e or orhae a h frlvolltioa da
! do. h a ma. dan e fro. h. ara
a o-qih '(('lot for tho tardy
Crttma inr"'.
Noe awt It be forgottaa that ehe
avna profore parwltl. ltr or ptatl
aons Jawsiry or onrol, to aaythtag
r. rof.it watrhtnsj and 4Urk ac
tion are naceeary when the hlghor
lomporeturas I "crack" to "caramer
iag ara being ttd. Iwil teae
h. t,n on the fire while on make
tour tt. Reoionibr that th "gar I
can progrs from barley sugar" l
a fatrly bitter caramel tint wh'n off
th f ir
1. Alwavs wrap the crlper els of
eondr In was-4 paper, stnca wstor I
read tr absorbed br tt-.em, If expoeed
to the air. so that they quickly become
otther sticky or granular.
Peanut. Almond or pecan Brittle,
sometimes called "Hard Nougat" Boll
togeihor two caps light brown sugar,
ono-ha.f cup water: and elthor one la
hloapooa lemon Juice or ono-hhlf tea
spoon cream of tartar, or two table
pone vinegar. Or use two cups white
aucar and ono-ouartar gluroao or "corn
atrup" glucoeo under another namei.
with water enough to dilve the
susar. Cook to the "barlor sugar
atago" or Tory llsht caramel"" ;e d
TToos Kahrenhett to 21 dogreas Kahren
hrlt. according to taste. Have rosdy
the prpere4 not, and well ollod.
warmed pan. The CTioped candy can
ho poorod over the nut, or tha nut
prmklod ovor the poured candr: or.
with car, the put can he put Into the
eohit'g pan. Pour quirk Ir Into the
ol od pane and sproad. as thlnlr as pos
sitilev T ItPPIng the pan. Hold them
ovar the fire. If the sugar hardena too
qulrktv. When c:d. snap In piece.
Another kind Is mad- by adding a
tittle eoda. luat before pouring, so that
th -brittle" becomea lighter and por
oua. Add Ihe eoda lone-quarter tea
spoon!, not all at on-. but in ,no
dooaa: and bo careful that you do rot
scald vonreelf. or the stove, when the
sugar boi: up.
A good "fruit bar" ran bo made br
boiling two cure sugar, one-taif cup
alucoee. with enough wator to dieaolvo
tho sugar, to dgreea Fshronhelt. A
mixture of walnut, pecans. Rrasll nut.
Kjtca cherrloa. glsce pineapple, citron,
date, etc.. can b held together br the
brittle auger. mo dd la a pan one to
tno inch' deop. and then rut In bars.
-Salt Water" Taffy Cook two cupe
near, one-half cup glocoao and two
tanieopoone butter to degraos
raoronhelt. thej add throe-quartors
i.iiikwo aa:t. and one loaspooa gly
rortne Pour out i"d whan cool pa l
tn the aeual war. adding vanilla while
puling. FinUh by ro;llng It round
stick rutting with shears and wrap
ping la waxed paper.
Cream Taffy Cook tosether three
cups sugar, two tablespoons glucose.
two-third cud wster to Sfo degrees
Kahrenhait. add four tablespoons
cream, stir and cook to IJO degrees
Katircnhett. Pour out on oiled plate.
Whrn coal. Dull and flavor to taste.
Cut In strips, wrap In waxed paper and
kern until soft and grainy.
Cream Taffy. No. : Klva cups sugar.
one. half tablespoon cream of tnrtar,
oc tatlepoon butter. Cook as above.
Old-fahlincd Molasses Taffy One
quart molasses, one-quarter cup but
tor. stir and cook to SJ& degrees Fah
renheit, tnrn pour, cool and pull as
us'utl. Wrsp In wsxed paper.
Many variatlona of taffy ran be made
by changing the flavoring and coloring
of some of the above. Color and flavor
should ho kneaded In when the taffy Is
rooL Itose. peppermint, vanilla and
chocolate taffies ran be made In this
war. Ncarlv all taffies will co soft
un'os kept In tin boxes.
Butterscotch Two cups granulated
sugar, one-quarter cup glucose, on
third cup water, to dissolve eugar. Cook
to about :'.' degrees Fahrenheit, then
add one tablespoon molasses, two table
spoons butter and one-quarter teaspoon
jit. Stir and cook to about :0 de
greea Fahrenheit. Then either pour
in "drop" the slxa of ha.'f a dollar, or
pour Into a greased tin And mark In
sort re, when half cold. If butter
scotch Is wanted flavored with vsnll'a
It Is better to cook a little vanilla-bean,
or lemon rind (yellow on both sides)
tn the early stages ef the syrup. rmov.
Ing before tho "feet her" Is reached
then to use "extracts" at Ihe and and
risk granulation.
A richer butterscotch is made aa lot.
lows. BoM two cupa light brown sugar
and ono-ha f run water with one-half
teaspoon cream of tartar to ITO degrees
Fahrenheit. Add one. half cup butter
and one. half cup tight com evrup. or
light glucose, (not the stiff heaxr klndl
with a pinch of salt: rook to ZOl de
gree Fahrenheit. Pour Into gressed
pace and mark In squsre. Nuts may
he added, according to taste and purse,
to any of tha shove butterscotch mix-
lure, a well as to tho following:
r.usslan Toffee Boll three cups
sugar, with one cup apple, currant or
raspberry Jellr. and one-half cup water
to degreea Fahrenheit. Then add
one-half cup rream and one tablespoon
butter with a pinch of salt and cook
to degrees Fshrerhelt. stirring well
to prevent burning. Finish like butter
scotch.
WOIVhOlEADlliEto
Bt Marie Dnxc .
"'SQUEEZE A SUIT FOB
YOURSELF OUT OF
YOUR CHRISTMAS
MONEY. DAISY"
"Maybe It sounds like a selfish propo
sition to you. but. believe me. It isn't at
all. it's simply a convenient wsy of
making some of tho money you'll have
after tha holidays do aelore-ChrUtsaas
doty.
-Take part of your gift fund say
five or ten dollars and use It aa tha
first payment on one of tha charming
Fur-trimmed Suits which CHERKY'H
are selling now for f ls.SO. Nobody will
ever know It didn't cost at least U5.
for all the Suits In this special line are
worth fully that much.
Then you II have your pretty oun
to wear right away ana i u ini u
how to make up the money you paid on
It. BUT A LOT. Or YOL It v.tttiai
MAS OIFTS ON CKKDIT Furs. Waists,
fatticoata and Cherry's have a nice
assortment of Bath Robes and Smoking
Jackets, as well aa Suits and Over-
costs for the men whom you no ooudi
will remember, or you can give m
Cherry'e Merchandise Order. There are
any number of things In Cherry's shop
that ara simply Ideal for Christmas giv
ing. . .. .
And a moderate portion ot tne pnn
will buy anything you want at CHr-n-
RY'S. You can pay the rest, ol courao.
In easr weekly or monthly Install
ments. Cherry's popular establishment
Is right In tha busy shopping district
and they are open every evening wiis
week till P. M. They are ai
Waehlnrton street. In the Pittock blk.
Mi
Come to the Columbian
for your Christmas Gifts
Roller Skatlag Bear, Eagllak Cemedl-
rane. Delightful sketch Bad Male
Qaarlrt Make l Offering.
From Alice Teddy, who opens the
bill with her well-liked demonstration
In skating, to the final big grand opera
number. Panlages" attractions are va
ried and delightful this week.
The grand opera company has all the
vocal qualifications and the magnifi
cence of decoration that one expects In
- bis commDsny. Mme. Lrareo la spon
sor for the assemblage, which carries
Its own orchestra director. The singers
are eight In number.
They present scenes from Travlata,'
"Faut." "Carmen" and "11 Trovatore.'
a robust bsaeo. verv fine: a lively far
soaring soprsno. a big rich contralto, a
pleasing tenor, are the leaders, and tne
other (our sing In the chorus. The
Imperial Italian Grand Opera Company
Is the v title of tne organisation, au
las singing Is all tn that language.
I nrio ordwav. English comedienne,
eaturna With lOKIC lit CXPCrienCCS
to tell in song, she brings again her
ona about praying for a nus-
. i new ona la her laughable
crne'i to become a "cross red nurse.'
t... wink, a nod and a smile
. u . . fau.nilfL
A delightful little sketch. "The Boy
ik. u.aiment." Is presented by the
i ..... wmaion company. wMh Miss
in th. role of a little old moth
ci Lionel la tha old father, who
..J ..'i. m urate about his past
honors as a soldier, .his regiment snd
his pstrlotlsm. Their boy. pisyea oy
Howard Watson, returns from the army
into which his fsther's pride haa forced
.. tia returns an Insubordinate.
V'i m .e the aood of the service.
The father drives the Isd out. Then the
meek little mother turns. Kor on ex
citing period tha old msn gels a dose
of hi. own medicine and the Menc.
applauds mother and her sentiments to
the rafters.
The Big Kour are men singers
Messrs. Stanhope. Frankel. Drury and
Pickett. They sing popular melodies
and Vut cle.n comedy Into their act.
UATforAMc.Te"ddr. she Is a big. .oft
brown roller skating bear. Alice Is
great fun.
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Shell Frames, Spectacle Case, "Everloct" Gold Frames, Pair of Glasses.
We will fit the eyes at any time.
For "Her"?
Opera Glasses, Shell Lorgnette, Field Glasses, etc.
If in doubt, give a Columbian Merchandise Order good any time the
modern way of Christmas-giving.
Columbian Optical Co.
Sixth Street, Bet. Alder and Morrison Floyd Brower, Mgr.
. i
but nothing was known of his criminal
record when he was admitted by immi
gration officials. Had be oeen in
America three years he could not be
deported, but as he only came 15 months
ago. it Is expected mere win do nine
difficulty. Meanwhile ne is n tne wij
Jail, charged with assault on a coun
tryman, but the case has teen post
poned pending Federal Investigation of
Yerulloa record.
According to his own story, leruno
pleaded guilty to the murder. In ordr
to save his father, who siruca me oeain
blow. Both men were sentenced to
lull he said, but his father lor only
atx rears and nimseir lor i. xerunu
served 11 years at Oneglia Penitentiary,
three years at Firenze. one year at Va!
terra. and four years at Monteleleonc.
CHEHALIS RESIDENT DIES
Mrs. Tliomas Kennedy to Be Burled
Tomorrow From Catliolic Church.
CHEHALIS. Wash.. Dec. 20. (Spe
cial.) Mrs. Thomas Kennedy, resident
of Chchalls for the past 28 years, died
at the family home today. The funeral
will be held Wednesday morning from
the i-atholln Church. Father F. A.
Moehs officiating. The Interment will
be In the Urquhart Cemetery.
Mrs. Kennedy wss born in lowa Jan
uary 17, 1$J. She was married Febru
ary IS, 18S4. Besides the husband, five
sons an dtwo daughters survive. The
sona are Thomas. Lee and Steve, of Ta
coma; Al Kennedy, of Kennydale; Kr
wtn. of Chehalis. and Misses Irene and
Genevieve, of Chehalis.
LOAN MADE TO ARGENTINE
Xow York Bank Gets Business For
merly Had by london.
NEW TORK. Dec. 10. The National
City Bank has made another loan of
about IS.000.000 to the Argentine gov
ernment at per cent for six months.
The expiration of this loan probabl;
will be followed by another undertak
ing of a larger amount and for a longer
term. , , .
Altogether the amounts loaned to
Are-antme. which formerly financed Its
needs through London, now aggregate
about tl6.eoo.ooo.
Mill Will Employ 150 Men.
CF.XTRAL1A. Wash.. Pc 0. fPpe-
CBI.) The Blumauer mill in Tenino
will resume operations In February,
according to an announcement by Re
ceiver V. K. Wlntermole. The plant
will operst full capi'-tty. which means
an addition of 130 wagearnens to Ten-
ino's payroll.
Lodging Road Contract Ivet.
CENTRALIA. Wash.. Dec. 20. (Spe
cial.) The Veness LumDer company i
Winlock has contracted wun noum
tree & Co R- W. Fletcher and John
Baker for the construction oi a.
of new logging road five mile3 west cf
Winlock.
Dr. Ettelson Improves.
Dr. Jesse Ettelson, who has been
seriously ill from pneumonia for the
past week, is convalescent, and his re
covery Is expected to be rapid, lie Is
at the Good Samaritan Hospital.
-Christmas hrinits with It anticipation of a "
inor dinner that, because of Its I
i
ALIEN MAY BE DEPORTED
ITALIC FACKS HKTl'It KOfl
CAPADE 'WITH BEVOLVKH.
Aaale Blur weed Hawka. lira, a Writer.
rPHE songs of Annie Fherwood Hswk
JL have sounded around the world, for
wherever a Protestant cnurrn or mis
sion Is to be founa nr tamous sons
are sang. Mrs. liswks not only has
written a greater number of hymns
than anr other writer living today but
her works bave been more widely ung
than those of any other. Many of her
moat familiar selections have been
tranelated Into practically every
language. ... ,
Mr. Hawks has written since early
childhood. Her first poetic efforts that
found their wsy Into print were short
hits of verse publlahed In the news
papers of Troy. New York, during her
thirteenth year. Plnre then she has
spent the greater part of her life In
composing longer poems and hymns.
Of her religious eongs the bet knowit
Is "I Need Thee Every Hour.- a song
wrlttart spontaneouatr when Mrs.
Hswks was Just entering upon' her
varaer of lioapel song writing.
The Idea conveyed by the song
f1ahed through ber mina ona anr
while Mra Hawka was engeged lr her
household work and sitting down ehe
tmmedtat'ly wrote the words which
practically without change are sung In
the ehur-ha today.
Almost by accident the song was set
to muaie and snng a few weeks Ister
at a National hundav School conven
tion. It n-'K-klr won favor and was at
once adopl'd by churches of many de-
Maa ! Served Sewteaee far Marder
la Old Ceoalry la llelng Held
reading Investigation.
Though ha has been in America 13
month. It I" not likely that Antonio
Yerullo. alias c.erully. will enjoy l.is
sojourn In the -land of the free" much
IOl" porta tlon will be the probable re
sult of the Investigation made yester
day by Joe Mnrirk. Italian detective,
following the arret of Yerulla Sunday
afternoon by Patrolman Bales for
threatening a fellow countryman. Bruno
Andreo. with a drawn revolver.
Yerullo served 1 yesrs In Italy tor
the murder of a police InKpector In
Hlnbarlo. province of Catatansaro. more
than SO yer ago. lie admitted this to
Detective Morark and Immigration In
spector P. A. Kobblns yesierdsy. and
deporlstlon proceedings hsve been be
gun. He came to this country on a
passport furnished on representations
of a hrother In Portland, -lame Yarullo.
ASK FOR and GET
HORLICK'S
THE ORIGINAL
MALTED MILK
Cbawo substitutes cost T0CT same price.
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-Christmas hrinits with it anticipation
.'.?.f;. n- Hlnner-dinner that, because
extreme goodness and deliBhtful surroundings.
couDl"d with exceptional entertainment film
you fill of that Yuletide feeling -good-will
:oward men."
Christmas dinner at Ye Oregon Orille will
do this snd more. Resere a table today.
$1.50 PER PLATE.
5l30 TO 8 P. M.
SIENfJ.
Manhattan or Martini Cocktail.
Toke Point Oysters. CK
Clear Green Turtl Consomme
t-eltry salted Nut Mat3 Ripe Olives
Mountain Trout. Meunlerre bauterne
Ijimh Chors. a la Nelson,
Frozxn Maraschino Punch. Sundae.
prime Koasi oeti. u u
Tount Turkey, Chesmut ureisius,
Sauce
Tame Duck. Apple Jelly
Youn Suckling Pig. Fried Apples
Potatoes. Mashod. Baked; or fcweet Potatoes.
Southern style
Asparaicus (Hoi or coin; .
V Kresh Crab ShIh.I. Mayonnaise c
New Jersey Plum Puddinir. Hard and Brands S
bauce , S
Fresh Arple Pi Pumpkin Tin
Mince Pie (Hot or Cold) .,..
Tuttl Fruttl Ice Cream ab'co "'ctS
Cheese With Toasted Crackers
Nuts and Ralcins
Cafe Nolr Creme d Menthe 1- rappe
KS Oreoa grille
Cranberry
Burgundy
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Hotel Oregon
Broadway at Stark
N. K. rlarke. Manager.
V.. K. Larimore, ,Mt. Mgr.
HAMXSOME SOUVENIR PLATE WILL BE lilVEN EACH LADY Gl EST.
Coffee
We pack in a way to respect the
coffee and keep it fresh for you; it
is the way to keep coffee.
We grind it evenly so. that you
will have more cups of fine clear
coffee.
We take-out the objectionable
chaff because it is objectionable.
We moneyback it to make you
sure and us alert.
The airtight tins make such
fine coffee practicable and
economical.
Andirons
IN MANY STYLES
$1.50 to $22.50
Fireplace Grates, in all sizes
Fenders in various styles
Fire Sets price ranging from
$1.25 to $12.50.
Fire Screens, in various fin
ishes, and Gas Logs in all the
desired sizes.
M. J. Walsh Co.
Both Phones. 311 Stark St
Grate Renewals and Fireplace
Repairing.
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