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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1925)
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER SI, 1925 THREE AFTERNOONS, NOVEMBER 23, .Before the at ate game commls i!cm makes a recommendation tor or against the refloodlng of the lomer Klamath lake bed tor gamo propagation purposes, the commjfti Lot. U urged In a letter sent etu- yesterday by Governor Pierce to make a very careful study of the question and to visit the land In rolved. 'I deem It advisable to call your attention to the Importance that nny attach to any reoommenda- MENUS Broiled Ham with Pineamile Knurs Select ham steak anil have cut to a thickness ot V4 to one inch trim, wipe with a damp- cloth. Ptohoat electrlo oveB to 400 de grees. 7urn lower uplt "otf" am upper unit "high." Place ham steak on Drolling rackslldo la te oven so as to have about one Inch space between glowing ootl and 9teak. Turn frequently sod when Btoak Is about half dene, place sllcee ot pineapple (four to Bii)o n rack, let Drown, turn, and at last place on top ol bam steak. When all are brawn sufficiently remove to hot platter. Tilde of broiling ham steak fifteen ta-elgh-teen minutes about tire to eight minutes tor slices dt pineapple. WEDNESDAY Eoastine Turkey Clean and truss the fowl, rub Inside with salt, pepper, and let stand several hours. Stuff with dressing, tip. down the drum sticks and wings, and place In the drip pan (remove the broiling rack, provided in your electric oten. Pre-heat electric oven, both heating units on "high" to 500 degrees. Set heat control for 400 degrees. Turn upper unit to tC' Place turkey In the oven, letting the tnrkey pan rest on the second slide from the floor ot the oven, and use the pan uncovered and without water. If turkey la not fat, about 2 strips of salt pork can be used, placing upon the tur key. Continue this heat about 1 hour, then reduce heat control to 300 degrcos for possibly 3 hours longer, making a time ot 4 hours for a turkey weighing 18 to 20 pounds. If turkey is largo you will not bo able to have anything else In the oven. Do not open the oven unnecessarily, and no bast ing will be necessary as the elec tric -oven has no circulation of air. Dressine the Turkey bread crumbs or pieces, moisten In water. ' Lift In and out of wat er rapidly, keep light and avoid against pressing together. Add two tablespoons finely chopped onion, 1 cup celery cut fine, two eggs, six tablespoons butter or drippings. Season with salt, pep par add for variety giblets, ap SILVERTON GARAGE SOLD Sllverton, Or., Nov. 21. (Spe cial.) Arthur Dicknian and Rod erick Williams, two automobile mechanics who have been employ ed at the Patty Motor Car com pany for a number of vears. have bought the machinery belonging to u. J. Perry, who has been hav ing a garage on the Intersection ot Oak and Mill streets. Mr. Perry sometimes ago purchased a build ing site on the Roosevelt highway near Newport and there he plaaB to erect and operate a buslnees similar to the one he has had at Silverton. ENLARGE LIBRARY SERVICE Falls City, Nov. 21. In order to better fill the needs of the patrons of the library It has been decided lo have the library open each eve ning of the school week from five to eight and continue the regular Saturday service. This will be ef fective beginning Monday, Nov. 23 and will not be open Thursday, thnt being a holiday. ion Average dally net paid cir culation for the Capital Journal for the month of September, 1925. Total dis tribution for same period approximated 7,600. 817 Gain or 12.8 percent over Septem ber, 1924, In audited and proven paid circulation. This le the first time the paid circulation has exceeded the 7,000 mark, proving the Capital Journal making greater progress and Growing Faster Than at any period in his tory berame it prints all the news and delivers the goods. Some like it, some don't, but all read It, Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Uooa your body may make la this matter," writes the governor. The drainage, or reclemmtloa by evap oration, Ot thta large aren am form ad quite & part of the history of reclamation In Oregon. Effort flar the drainage of this vast lake area were begun 0 years ago with the formation or, the Klamath. Ir rigation project under the- United States reclamation service. It was oily after prolonged efforts, much opposition, and after many ob stacle had been aarmounted, that the waters of the Klamath river were shut out by the gates where the Southern Pacific railway cross es the straits which fed this lake." The letter paints out that some flttj the reclaimed land is now In HHe Klamath Irrigation district which has Issued bonds and Is Im proving the land. Much ot the land, says the governor, Is fertile and In time can be made very produc tive. He believes some may be wasted land, though this Is disput ed. ples, chestnuts, oysters, peppers, ete. Plum Pudding One-half pound ot beet suet, 1 pound seeded raisins, Vi pound citron, 3 tablespoons brown sugar cups flour, grated nututog 1, teaspoon mace, l teaspoon cin namon, 2 tablespoons cream, 3 egge, & cap orange Juice. Chop suet fine, also citron, fruit and Bplce; add flour and tou togeth er; beat egg yolks and add cream beat and add orange juice and last tha egg whites, , beaten stiff. Put In oiled pudding form. Add one pint ot water to cooker pat and bring to boiling point on ' high' Place pudding In cooker pet. con tinue 11 minutes on "high" and reduce to medium for 2 hourgt Tin Tod Pastrv One-halt teaspoon salt, fA tea spoon baking powder, 24 cups lour, cup fat, cold water, and 1 teaspoon lemon luice. Sltt and mix together tlour, salt and bak ing powder. Cut In fat with two knives. Chill two hours. Then take out cup and to remainder add lemon juice and cold water gradually to make stiff paste. Knead lightly and roll Into long narrow strips. Sprinkle dough with halt ot reserved mixture and fold so as to make three layers. Roll and repeat process, fold, etc. This dough is ready for cakes, puddings, or sufficient tor two Dies. To bake a pie shell, preheat Hotpoint Electric Oven to 490 de grees. Set heat control for 460 legteos and bake 10 minutes. Pumpkin Pie Beat 3 eggs lightly, add VL tea spoon salt, 2-3 cup sugar and beat again. Then gradually add 2 cups milk, cap cooked punrp- Itln, 1 teaspoon cinnamon. Add filling to crust. Preheat electric Oven to 460 dogrces. Turn unner unit "off" lower unit "high" for 12 minutes, tnen "orr" or turn unit to "low" and place In oven a casserolo ot food, fruit or vegetables, etc., and lower temperature to 825 de grees as soon as possible. Bake about 29 minutes longer. Soft Corns Money Back Say brtutg-lsu If flloone's Emerald Oil Doesn't IX Away With All Sorcnewa and Pttln In 24 Hour Get a bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil with the understanding thttt It it does not put an end to all the pain and soreness and do away with the corn Itself your money will be promptly returned. Never mind the cause, how Ion you've had It or how many other1 preparations you have tried. This) powerful p en et ratine oil Is the one preparation that will make gpur free from corn and bunion trou bles that you'll be able to go any where and do anything In abso lute feet comfort Bo marvolously powerful Is Moone's Km era Id OH that thou- nda have found It rive wonder ful results In the treatment ot dangerous swollen or varicose veins. All dra aglets are selling lots or it. Adv. A Good Funeral Director jffjw yk is always thoughtful; not only IfcS iAfe III in his service, but in his rV& Bfl equipment as well. He pro- ' frQr lKliHJ vides every little comfort; M liilj 1 sees that nothing Is over- M til It takes years of experience ft? fQ ' M to be able to provide the M !-XiV Mil things that should be avail- M vMS" Ml able, because only through Ir3 afvocl Ml years of experience does one W $&5J fiW learn to anticipate the desires IM IfflW of those served. JM Ti webb's f m W FUNERAL PARLORS k"Mfi WM "Superior 'fimcnl Sender' yggAJt? Frxvi 2o5Sa Church Streel Ag$ ljSI Phone KOS lVX Tho Punted Beauty -ILLO S3 i "Til "X"","'1 blult.tln. A ieS Mr0?Ke"tf "I ! Aoort f varntoh appltrf to th. color ot th. cretonne a give 6mirf jjr. VrfTVM. Buy your Gruen Watch now this convenient way You can have your Omen Watch now. You can wear It tomorrow. You need not have the full price ready to do this. You need not draw from your savings account You do not even need to cut deeply Into your current income. By availing yourself of the con venience of our Divided Payment Ser vice you may enjoy the use of your watch at once by paying only a part of the purchase price upon selection. We will divide the balance into con venient sums and make them payabla monthly. Hartman Bros. tnfotcrA cat. M OA Jewelers State and el THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON of tie Grocery Tin Lia2e4 S pSeTSS n a. d.nahtful aoOTot .UrJr. aorfkoe win wmT glossy mukabl. flalsbT anil Silversmiths Liberty, Salem. Oregon )regon V SUES TO COMPEL ONION DELIVERY W. 8. Hurst ft Company has flltd an action In olrcult court against O. B. Molllwala and Harvay Ui lons to sscur an ortar natralnlna tbs dstsndants rrom dlspoalnc ot tbalr oolon sat which th Runt company claims It has under con tract. Aoeordlnc to th complaint the dofsndanta ooatraotaa to Mil the plaintiffs 16,000 pounds of white onion sets at 14.10 par 100 and 41, 000 pounds of brown set at IS. 50 par 100, th seta to be delivered at Brooks. Payment was to be bl(h er foe sets delivered lata this year Burst oompany aliens that the de fendants threaten to dispose of the onion sets .to other parties and re fuse to abide by their contract. The plaintiff asserts he has already mads a resal of th onion sets In Mew York, th procurement of auoh sets Is exceedingly difficult and that failure to deliver will work a heavy hardship on him. Hotel Bunday, Norambsr II, 1016 Orap Fruit and Uarasohlno OocktaH Ohlckea Ourabo Consomme PurlUa Celery Hearts Cnrtl lttpe OUvea Young Radishes Choice ot: ' Filet of Sole, Sauce Normand Teaderloln ol Beet al Chlpolata toast Duckling, Apple Draaslnc Baked Street Potato Braas.il Bproats Heart at Lettuce Thomand Island Dressing Steamed, Plum Pudding Hard and Sherry Bauca Cranberry Sherbet and Water Choice ot Pi Oofte Tea Ml(k MACCABEES FORM "HIVE" Qo. O. Pell, dUtrlot raaacr for Central Oregon, with the help of Mr. Nellie O'Shea, Cha. Chand ler and Howard Fenner, organlged the tint ladlea hrre In Oregon at the McCorinlck hall Thursday eve ning when 16 ladlea were obligated and were glren the secret work of the Macabeea. Officers elected and lnetalled aa follow: Paet Commander Marie Dovid. . Commander Irene M. Pell. Lt, Commander Mae Xenjros. Record Keeper Hilda Butler. Chaplin Clara Reevea. Sergeant Minnie Chandler. Physician Dr. Hobson and Backstrand. Master-at-arms Nellie O'Shea. let Master Guard Sella Acker raan Ind Master Guars Ambr Ja cobs. Sentinel Basel Shepard. Picket Elma Wilson. The new htve started off with a full charter list, and after the of ficers . were installed the ladlee served refreshments. It was estimated last year that there were more than 1600 for eign student In greater New York coming from 77 countries and studying In 61 colleges, universi ties and professional schools. Marion Tmble d'Hote 11.00 !:( to S P. M. COOKING SCHOOL Women, Attention! It has always been the policy of this store to handle quality merchandise at all times and we are. glad to announce to the women who will attend the Capital Journal Cooking School next week that practically everything that Miss Lowen is to use in demonstrating her lectures is carried in our stocks. We are proud to make this announcement because it bears out the fact that the best is really the cheapest in the long run for it goes without saying that Miss Lowen would neces sarily choose the best for her demonstrations. We will be glad to answer any questions or to explain anything that you may wish to know regarding the products most adapted for your individual uses you will never find us too busy t ocooperate in every way. BUSIGKS OTflNDflRDlZfO FURNITURE AUCTION SALE Next Wednesday at 278 North Cottage Commencing 1:30 P. M. Consisting of Weser Bros,, upright grand piano with mandolin attachments, first class condition, 1 Msjestto six hole range with coils, 1 Hoosler cabinet, bed, chiffonier, dresser, I Axmlnoter rugs. 1 day couch with mattress. 1 leather rocker with oak arms, being contents ot a 4 roomed house. Owners are leafing for California. Particulars la Monday and Tuesday's Papers. - Anna Leitt, Owner. Phone 11 Cherry City Dry Cleaning Removes Spots Many are the spots that find their way on clothes and many are the spots . that are completely routed through Dry Cleaning. " We get rid of them all large or small from delicate fabric to hardened wonted. Quality service at all times. A telephone call will bring our wagon to your door. CHERRY CITY CLEANERS 231 N. High. CrtSH STORES r9 PAGE NINE 24, 25 H. F. Woo dry ft Son, Are the Auctioneers Store 171 N. ComX Phone 984 S 5
