The Gate city journal., August 23, 1918, Image 4

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The Borrower
here is assured of courteous treatment and prompt action.
There is no red tape or delay in dealing with us We are
always prepared to care for the proper needs of our cus­
tomers and render every assistance consistent with good.
safe banking.
MONSTROUS IDEA
IN GERMAN MIND
CULINARY COLUMN
Edited by Miss Etais Gibson.
Use level measuring. The flour ha«
been sifted before measuring, end the
standard cup has been used, which is
slightly larger than the ordinary tea-
E. GIBSON.
cup.
Index:
t —teaspoon
T—tablespoon
,
N y ssa , O regon .
c—cup
A BANK OF CHARACTER, STRENGTH 1ND SERVICE
Abominable System That Must Be
b p -baking powder
Overthrown if the World Is to Be
J. WARD,
JOHN RAY,
J. H. WOLF,
resident.
Vice President.
Cashie'r
Worth Living In, Regardless
Rice Muffins.
of th« CosE
2c rice flour, 5t b p, i t salt, ¿c sugar.
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 1 1 egg well beaten, 1| c milk (or more)
Mix dry ingredients, Add e ?g and
This I Have eeen. I could not
milk, beat wall, bake in greased muf
believe It unless I had teen It
fin pans. There ie no fat used in the
through and through. For sev­
mixture. This makes 18 small muf­
(BY OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT)
By Our Regular Correspondent.
eral weeks I lived with it; I
fins.
went all about it and back of it;
September 16 is the date set fot
Inside and out of it was shown
Steamed Rye Flour Bread.
Gilbert and Aubrey Dear hive a new
to me—until finally I came to
school to open.
Jc
cornmeal,
rice flour, |c oats
realize that the incredible was
Chariia Tnompson sold hia hay this Ford.
flour,
It
soda,
It
salt,
1 3c molasses, lc
true. It 1« monstrous, it Is un­
Wm. Harner made a trip to Ontario
week for fifteen dollars per ton.
clabber milk. Tut together in order
thinkable, but it exists. It is
Tuesday
given. Put in greased mold and steam
C. W. Barrett and family were visit­
the Prussian system.—F. C. Wal­
Mr. and Mrs Art King made the Kay-
2 hours. This makes 1 loaf.
ing at Sam Henry’s Sunday afternoor.
cott.
John Long and wife spent the week Irrs a visit Tuesday.
Rice Waffles.
+++++++++++++++++++++++-H
Vivian Taylor it helping Mrs Grace
end at his sisters, Mrs. Hubert Lackey
2c
rice
flour,
lie .alt, 4t b p, lie
At a conference of field men of the
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lackey took Blakley cook for hay men.
United States food administration held sweet milk, 1 egg yolk beaten, 1 egg
Miss Ada Haygood stayed all night In Washington, F. C. Walcott pictured white beaten stiff, 2T Karo syrup. liT
dinner atC W. Barrett’s Saturday. It
was Mr. B arrett's 44th birthday. The with Miss Dwade Taylor
conditions as he had found them In melted fat. Mix baking powder, salt
Some one has been visiting I. H. the countries Invaded by German and rice flour. Mix milk, Karo and
ladies prepared n nice surprise dinner
Taylor’s roasting ear patch.
arms. Mr. Walcott served with Mr. egg yolk, and add to flour mixture
for him.
Mr Joe Wallace and daughter of
Mrs. I. H. Taylor is helping Mrs. A. Hoover on the Belgium relief commis­ Add melted fat. Beat well end fold in
sion when this nation was attempt­
Ëmmett, Idaho, are down helping W II B Frazier cook fur threshers.
ing to feed the starving civilian pop­ stifly beaten egg white. Bake on hot
Penington with his honey
M. M. Taylor and family from Lin ulation of Belgium, Poland and north­ greased Waffle irons, Enough for
ern France. In his address he had three small waffles.
Jack Barrett and Cody Butler have coin 64, went to the butte Sunday.
the grip just bad enough to give them
Rice Flour Muffins.
The haying has been delayed for two pictured such conditions as he said he
could not believe unless he had seen
a nnsty disposition They just suit to or three days on account of the rain.
2c
rice
flouf, lc corn flour. 7t b p, 3T
the situation through and through, and
go with the bad disposition of the
Mra. C. C. Taylor and two sisters, had lived with It for weeks.
He corn syrup, l i t salt, 2c milk, 4T fat. 1
weather we are having just now.
Ada and Cecil Haygood, made Mrs. I. showed these terrible conditions to he egg well beaten. Mix.and sift dry in
the result of deliberate plans on the gredients. Add milk and melted fat
Those who will attend the Nysia H. Taylor a visit Monday.
high school this year from At a ia ate
The report is that on the Blue moun­ part of official Germany, and in sum­ and beat well. Bake in moderate
oven. Decrease the amount of baking
Cody Butler. Ed and Vernon Butler, tains August 19 snow fell three or four ming up he said;
“Such Is the German mind as It powder to It it egg is used. Makes 24
Robe t Long, Jac's and Ruth Barrett. feet deep and delayed the passengtg
was disclosed to me In several weeks’ small muffins.
Pearl and Mary Dail will go to Onta­ trains for three hours.
contact with officers of the staff.
rio.
Rice Nut Loaf.
Clayton Blakley is in the Holy Ro­ Treaties are scraps of paper, If they
Mrs. Frank Edward has been suffering sary hospital ac Ontario. He had to hinder German alms. Treachery Is
2c rice flour, 6t b p, ft salt, ic su
for the past week with a very sore fin have a bone taken out of hia leg, which condoned and praised, If It falls in gar, ic ehoppei 1 nuta, 1 egg well beat­
Men, lands,
ger. It started from a tiny pimple and was injured when he was thrown from with German Interest.
countries are German prizes. Popula­ en lc milk (or more) Sift dry ingre
horse
in
Juntura.
This
is
the
third
■ welled to twice its r.atural size. It
tions are to be destroyed or enslaved dients. Add egg, milk and nuts. Put
was at first thought she had blood time Lis leg has been operated on.
so Germany may gnln. Women are in greased pan. Al'ow to stand 10
poison, but she had it lanced and the
Germany’s prey, children are spoils of minutes Bake in moderate oven 45
doctor now thinks that the danger of
war. God gave Germany the Hohen- minutes. Makes one small loaf.
For Sale
zollern and together they are destined
b'ood poison ia over
Rice Flour Cake.
to rule Europe and, eventually, the
Quite a little bit of improvements
$130 and $35
2c
rice
flour,
§t soda, i t cinnamon, it
world—thus reasons the kaiser.
are to be made at the Arcadia school ^
ginger, l-4c crisco (or 2§x), i t salt, ic
1
fine
bay
mare,
4}
years
old,
about
"Coolly,
deliberately,
officers
of
the
house this year. The old walls will b e '
Germnn staff, permeated by this mon­ molasses, 1 well beaten egg, }c siur
1250 lbs. well broke.
torn off and plastered by Mr. Hon nr .
strous philosophy, discuss the dena­ milk. Beat the shortening to a cream.
Mare,
buggy
and
harness
for
$130
Nyssa Icnnrovements have al-cady ,
tionalization of peoples, the destruc­ Add the molasses and beat thoroughly.
1
pony,
work
anywhere,
in
good
con­
began on the yard, and Mr. Burcham of
tion of nations, the undoing of other Add the beaten egg and milk, adding a
Ontario will start building a house this f dition.
civilizations, for Germany’s account.
smell amount of the rice flour to keep
Pony,
buggy
and
harm
as
for
$35,
week on the school grounds for the
“In all the world such a thing has up a uniform consistency. Mix the
Come
at
once
to
gate
City
Journal.
never
been.
The
human
mind
has
teacher to live in. The teachers are Mr.
never conceived the like. Even among rest of the flour with the soda and
and Mrs. Roberts of Lincoln.
barbarians, the thing would be Incred­ spices and add to the mixture. Bake
Positively a Snap
ible. The mind can scarcely grasp either as a shallow loaf cake or as a
The War Camp Community Service
the fact that these things are pro­ layer cake.
Three hundred and twenty acre! of posed and done by a modern govern­
have arranged to accept Smileage
Cake Filling.
good wheat land for a reasonable Ford ment professedly n Christian govern­
coupons in li u of cash at entertain­ car.
Homestead above Huntington; ment In the family of civilized na­
ic milk, 3T molasses, 4T sugar, 2T
ments given hy them in communities running water, timber close; 85 acre«
rice flour, IT butter, |c shiedded co-
under plow; some fence and improve tions.
outside the camps.
“This system has got to be rooted
Smileage is good at all Y. M. C, A. ments; on main auto road; good range. out. If It takes everything In the coanut. Mix the rice flour with a por­
Enquire here.
tion of the cold milk and add to the
entertainments for which a charge Is
world. If It takes everyone of us, this hot milk. Add molasse;. Cook 20
made, which are given inside the camp
Chopped barley for sale by Hatfield abomination must be overthrown. It minutea. Add butter and cocoanul.
limits.
Bros, at A. Sinclair residence in Nyssa. must be ended or the world Is not Cook 5 Minutes. Allow to get cold
worth living In. No matter how long
a2S4t
It takes, no matter how much It costs, and spread between layers and on top.
we must endure to the end with agon­ Sprinkle cocoanut on top.
Piano at Sacrifice
ized France, with Imperiled Britain,
For quick business we will sacrifice
with shattered Belgium, with shaken
THE HOME SOLDIERS OF
a str’rtly high grade piano located
Russia.
“We must hope that Germany will
near Nyssa. Liberal terms to respon­
NYSSA.
have a new birth ns Russia Is being re­
sible party. If interested make appli
Under the Stars and Stripes—
born.
W
’e
must
pray,
as
we
fight
cation at once to
against the evil that Is In Germany, [The stars of hope—stripes, the rejec­
THE DENVER MUSIC CO.,
tion of autocracy]
that the good which Is In Germany
Denver. Colo.
may somehow prevail. We must trust We are working away.
that In the end a Germany really great Not knowing just what will be next.
Shaving:, Hair Catting:
with the strength of a wonderful race But our Leader is planning the path
may find Its place ns one of the broth­
Hot and Cold Baths
while we wait.
erhood of nations In the new world
Second hand fencing. Inquire at this
that Is to be.
The way has been trodden before us—
office.
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“The responsibility of success or
OREGON failure rests now upon our shoulders; No impassible gulfs we know -
NYSSA
the eyes of the world are anxiously To hinder our progress when we’re in
Gem State Lumber Co. solicits your
the right path
hnusiness
watching us. Are we going to be able
Though
the journey be long and slow
to rise to the emergency, throw off our
[To victory].
Inefficiency, and prove that democracy
All working together
<s safe for the world T”
I Each one doing their bit
In the above statement Mr. Wal­ With the united demon«tration in view
cott has described a condition that Peac« on earth good will to man
Summon! all th« force« and reaources of the Republic to
must be changed If America, If the
the defense of Freedom
world. Is to remain a “fit place to Sentiments of the Red White and
Blue.
live In." And the only way by which
THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
this
change
can
be
effected
Is
the
de­
which the United States authoritiei have ranked ai one of the
feat of German arms In this war. Some are valient industrious, alert.
fifteen distinguished institutions of the country for ezcellence in
Nothing good, nothing but evil, can Others, like the writer, may be slow.
military training, has responded to the call. The College is
come out of Germany, so long as the But sure and dependable
distinguished not only for its military instruction, but
German people are controlled by a As the rock immovable.
D is t in g u is h e d also roa—
military autocracy, and the German And when the right time comes we’ll
Its strong industrial courses for men and for women:
people cannot be made to realize this
I n Agriculture. Commerce, Engineering. F o r te tr r
go.
Home Economics, Minus«. Pharmacy, s a d
until this autocracy Is crushed. The
Vocational Education.
spirit of militarism that has made of So where we ar« called in thii field of
Its wholesome, purposeful student life.
battla
the Germans a robber and a murder
Its democratic college spirit.
nation must he utterly crushed If the Moved by the intelligence of truth
Its successful graduates.
wistfd I* to remain free, and to accom­ We'll continue the march with the
Students enrolled last year, 3453; stars on its service flags, IZ$8,
plish this those pf us who cannot fight
flag unfurled.
over forty percent representing officers.
In France must lend uut support to As have our soldiere in their youth.
College opens September 23, 1918
our men
fighting for us.
P m calala«. I r Illu strate d Booklet, aod other iniom satsoe w rite to th e R a» ia trar, Corvallis, Oregoe
And when we have reached the sunlit
summit
Casing on the valley below
in triumph we'll shout
When in Ontario if you want
For the victory of truth
FONG LEE
Jh at haa vanquished every f 4?
N!*S. T. F. COWARD,
MALHEUR CO. BANK
Treachery, Murder, Barbarity,
Anything, Praiseworthy if for
Prussia’s Gain.
BOULEVARD
ARCADIA
Nyssa Barber
Shop
Wanted
T he Q uglc U vee
A GOOD MFAL
'"all at the
SILVER GRILL
Everythin* first clast. I comply strictly firstclo»* I comply
strictly with the food adminietration laws.
K. LEE, Prop.
LAUNDRY
First SL, Near Main
Nysaa. Oregon
GOODWASHING
GOOD IRONING
Collars and Cuffs a Specialty
E. Bruce Duncan will insure your au­
toin a reliable old line company. Bet­
ter see him at once.
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Farm cropa of anv kind insured. See
E Bruce Duncan about it before you
suffer a severe loes.
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Gem State Lumber Co. for coal.
STETSON
HATS
Our new “Fall Stetsons” have just
arrived from Philadelphia and
now is the time to select your hat.
A “Stetson” is always economical,
even if it does cost a little more
than other hats.
You get the wear
and a lot of satisfaction
V I
L. S P IE R
MAN AND BOY’S
STORE
NYSSA, OREGON
Roeder & English
SADDLERY
*1 *
ROEDER & ENGLISH
Proprietors
Parma,
Idaho.
We have moved our place of
business and are now located in
the old Golden Rule store, which
is known as the English Block.
We carry a full line of Harness
of all kinds, also Farming Ma­
chinery, Buggies, and Wagons,
Binders, Mowers and Twine,
Jenkins Hay Rakes and Stackers
Auto Tops Recovered, Harness
repairing. First class work guar­
anteed. The patronage of the
public solicited.
HOUSH SELLS
B EEF
First class beef at moderate prices. Meat will be delivered
every day to our customers. Beef can be had every day in
the week from 4 a. m, to 10 p. m. at my place of business.
Everything kept sweet and clean
A satisfied customer is the best business endorsement, and
our cusfomers are always pleased. A trial will convince
H. M. Housh, the Meat Man
Girl W ants Housework.
For Sale
Anyono needing • girl to do general
Twenty »prlng lamb«. See Tony Qe-
housework apply at the Journal office. F ria». 8 pul*« northwest of Nyssa. 2t
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