THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. FHIDAT, APRIL 17, 1914.
PAOB THREE
HAS PLENTY OF CLASS
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BT ELLA McMUNN.
Miss Vida Young was hostess tt a
pleasant surprise party given for" her
bister, Miss Vivian Young, at their
home on the Garden road, Friday even
ing. The occasion was the birthday
of Miss Vivian Yfung, who received
many pleasant mementoes. Games were
. played an refreshments served. Those
asked were: The Misses Mary Rouse,
Georgia Rouse, Ruth Weidmnn, Ellison
Vernetta Riekett, Mabel Riekett, Edna
Kustemborder, Barbara Livingstone,
Nellie Pntchin and Messrs. Hay Cooper,
Walter Snyder Boy Ellison, Lonzo
Pntchin, Paul Grcggs, Earl Hunt and
Harry -Huff ley.
The Lincoln school Parent-Tenohers'
associatioa met Tuesday evening, with
Mrs. Luther J. Chapin presiding. Rev.
Mr. Spencer, pastor of the Leslie
Methodist church gnvo a talk on civic
matters and urged that unsightly
fences be removed and a back yard
clean-up movement be inaugurated.
Mrs. Hunter urged that the "Swat-tho-Fly'.'
campaign bo continued, while
Mrs. Snyder took up tho question of
school playgrounds, with the result that
$31.50 was subscribed for the purchased
of swings and similar apparatus on the
grounds.
The many Salem friends of Mrs.
Clara Waldo will be glad to know that
she has returned from California, 'whero
she spent the winter. During her ab
sence, Mrs. Waldo was seriously ill, but
she is now fully recovered. She is
domiciled .at the Everett apartments,
Portland. Wednesday Mrs. Waldo had
as her guests, 30 of tho senior girls of
the domestic science department of the
state agricultural college. These young
women went, up to Portland to visit the
schools, stores, ten rooms, bakeries, etc.,
hoping to gain some practical knowl
edge along the lines in which they are
interested. In the afternoon Mrs.
Waldo entertained the girls at tea and
a theater party.
Tho following program was presented
Friday by the president and secretary
'of the Pringln Improvement league,
Bernhard Hilfiker and Emma Fabry,
at the Pringle school house: Song,
"Happy. Greeting to All;" address,
"Arbor Day," Sadie Smith; song,
"Plant Blossoms," Miss Mize and E.
Fabry; recitation, "My Tree," Lcona
Drager; concert reading, "The Brook,"
girls; reading, "Woodman, Spare That
Tree,' Keith Har; song, "Whero They
Grow," little girls; quotntitons, ten
girls; song, ."The Flag of Our Union,
Forever," boys; rending, "Two Opin
ions," two boys; song, "Day of Plant
ing.'.' O, H. Carsou,fS. C Sberrilband
Supervisor Cornelius gave short ad
dresses. - . .
Mrs. Arthur Goffin (nee Eva
attending the opening of tho Gray
lielle where refreshments were served.
WHILE THE HEARTS OF NEW
YORK FANS ARE WITH MURPHY
THEIR POCKETBOOKS ABE WITH
RITCHIE. j
New York, April 17. Little old New
York town is all smoked up over the
scheduled 20 round fuss in San Fran
cisco tonight between Willie Ritchie,
lightweight champion, and Harlem Tom-1
my Murphy. Naturally New Yorkers
would like to see Tommy bring homo
the bacon but when it comes to betting :
on him doing it, they are stringing with :
Mrs. Elizabeth Case and Mrs. Seba i Ritchie. Murphy is given full credit
Case Wall will be oer Sunday guests! for gamencas, aggressiveness and cx
at the Hoter Seward in Portland. I perienee, hut the majority of the fans
I do not think ha has even an outsid-3
Miss Emma Krame, who is teaching chance of relieving the champion of
Gorman in the University of Oregon at. the titlo.
Eugene, is visiting with Mr. and Mr ' Willie Ritchie is smothered in
Johh Oremmels, of ia:5 Madison strceS'flas." s'l Billy Gibson. "He is
until Monday. j there with tho wallop, stamina, clever-
I ness and youth. He can tako a punch,
Member of the Epworth League ud don't let anyone tell you that he
Cabinet of tho First Methodist Episco- j cannot give one in icturn. When that
pal church meet Thursday evening in! right cross of his lands flush on the
the church parlors for their regular: jaw, coniething is Roing to drop ami
monthlv meeting. After a lunch had; stay down for quite a spell. J don't
been served, the business of the even- think Ritchie's title is in jeopardy."
ing was transacted. As the result of; ,
the resignation of Eric P. Bolt as presi-l Al McCoy, conqueror of George ('hip,
dont, Howard Jewetl. who was the has signed up for ten weeks of theatri
treasurer, was elected to the presidency. 1 ! work at $1,000 a week. This means
Leslie Hammond was eleoted treasurer. I that the return match he promised to
The full cabinet, consisting of Howard ! K've -'hP here April 28 is off. Before
Jewctt, Ehic. P. Bolt, Harold Jory, Miss: leaving for Pittsburg to open his eu-
Simmons, Miss Laura Heist, Miss gagemem, iuc oy saiu
Norma Harper, and Miss Evelyn Reigcl
hian, was present.
FRUITLAND CORNERS
Thursday evening a social party was
held at the pleasant home of Mr. and I ,.
. r -r . . well
Airs. Al. M. itansom. 1 ne young people
enjoyed themselves" to the limit. Re
freshments were served.
"I cannot afford to pass up the road
engagement when I cau draw down tO'i
thousand iron men for ten weeks of
work. I'll give Chip another' chance
when my road tour is ended.
"I am not going lo handle tho ban!:
roll this time. I liko to shoot craps too
I'm going to make either niv
wife or mother the banker. It won't
make much difference so long as I have
a qttarter or so to iinulok in mv
template purchasing property prob-j K'trh,e aPVn w""10r1 ,lke ", v
y in or ne..r Sabm. t ominent.ng on this, Bob Edgren
In. Val. Grig was taken to thj'EaiJ: ''(bamp.ons don't battle that
em hospital a few davs ago. A',1' M yo? Bho"1',1, li!"ow- They 1
Massey) who has been critically ill for j the honl of Mr- aml Mrs- H- c- Bre
Friends recently f rom Oklahoma and P0;., . , 1 . , , , , , ,
South Carolina visited with the family i .Wr.lt," ,t0 a frl,en'1 here'.A,'l olgast
of Wm. Donaldson this week. Thev!sa,J: . 1 ,n rea,'y
contem
ably
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A family, Anderson by name new ! ta.k? n" or at least the,v Kp -comers
are occupviug Mr. F. B. ' w'tnont fussing over sucha slight detail
Alvord'a residence north of the churct.!89 "ee'i.g that the winner is properly
Mr. Alvord is employed by the Spauld rewarded. '
ing Lumber Company, and has moved to HOMECOMING.
Sa'pm- , . .., n . Dear Brother Bill: The' celebration
Saturday evening Lldcr Porter, pas- 0f ttl8 Kightcenth Anniversary of Salem
tor of the Chirstian church of Salem, ( uaf,0 No. 336j B. p. a F j,, be hell,
gave an interesting oiscussion at thejon jhursdav, April twentv-third, nine
Evangelical church. Mr. Porter is ;teen hllndreu fourteen, at 8:30 p. m. it
good "pealicr and a Bible student. Ho . whU.h time our Bnnuai homecomin.'j
had a full house. banquet will be in full swing.
Sunday Henry Smith attended Eastor Tue. evening will b dovote.l to song
services at the First M. h. church at ttn,, gtoryv anJ yo Bre rgently re
Salem. He reports that the song serf ' quested to be present. If yon cannot
tee was especially good. I com0j Iloas, wire or write 80 that w,
. Easter passed quietly here. A few nriy have a Word from you when your
eggs were meniced, but not enough to name j9 caed. ' . Committee,
jolt the chicken market. I n
Tuesday evening at the school meet
ing N. J. Bowers waa elected clerk to
fill out the unexpired term of'- S.
Ralston who., has moved to. Talent-
Fred Doney bought a $75 milk cov
this week.
This'evcning Wednesday the loth
a musical rehearsal is being given at
Factory guarantees it for ten
years. It will last twenty-five
-years. "
Our Crescent
Steel Range
Is made of the best material that
can be obtained; finished as de
sired, such as ground top, black
top, nickel base, black base, ther
mometer, pouch feed, three sizes
of oven. Price within the reach
of everybody. Sec it on display
here. Only $37.80 ; regular $50
value.
x i dm p i
:
Special $11.85
- -; Regular $15.00 value.
Solid oak. dining table, 42-inch top and six-foot
extension; has an 8-inch square pedestal, with
full Colonial foot; an excellent value.
Special $17.85
Regular $22.00 value
Combination book case and
writing desk, similar to cut,
made from solid oak through
out. We carry the Gunn's Sec
tional Book Case ; finished as de
sired.. Prices reasonable.
if . ' !
Special $24.85
Regular' $35.00 value
This full quarter sawed oak
buffet has one large drawer,
three small ones and the double
cupuoard compartment, full Colonial-
design, finished in. the
newest dull finish.
Special $24.85
Regular $30.00 value
Oircassian walnut chiffonier,
just as illustrated; has four
targe drawers and two small
ones, with fine French plate
mirror; an excellent value. "
STORES IN
OREGON AND
WASHINGTON
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
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HOME FURNISHERS
UJH. COURT&HIGHSTS.
TTTaaai
YOUR
CREDIT IS
GOOD HERE
WE SELL FOR LESS BECAUSE WE BUY FOR LESS.
Ire ' ' $
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Cherrian Cherringo", April 24-25.
4 u"r
aeverat weens, is reported mucn im
proved and will be able to leave the
hospital in a short time and return to
her home near Oervais.
i sler.
We have some of best looking girls
and the honiliest men in the country,
At least this is the opinion of
April 15th. Docia Murr.
Mrs. William O. Knighton left yes
terday for Portland where she wi'.l
spend several days visiting friends. On
Only Ona "BROMO QUININE"
That ii LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Mondy evening Mis Knighton enter- Look for tho signature of E. W. GROVE
tained a number of Mrs. C. A. Gray's Cures cold in One Day. Cures Grip in
friends at a Theatre party, afterwards Two Davs. 25c.
Daddy's Bedtime
Story-
The Lizards
Celebrate Spring
.By Playing Cars.
Everybody is Going to
the Cherrian Cherringo
Friday and Saturday, April 8I-25th.
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We are here to assist this Boost
ing Club to the extent of giving
away REAL CHERRIAN JMjNEY,
which yll admit you to any of the
shows In the Armory.
SATURDAY, APRIL 18TH
, We will givo .way Two Kopecks -with
each Fifty Cent cash purchase
or Five Kopecks with each One
Dollar cash purchase. ,
BUY YOJR SATURDAY grocer
ies here and make enough money to
TAKE in the entire Cherringo Cir
cus. SPECIAL TGB. SATURDAY
Extra Fine Ripe Bananas, 20c .
and 25c per dosen.
Sun Kist Oranges, 15c and 35c
per dozen.
Florida Grap Fruit, 15c and 2 for
25c. '
FROM THE GARDENS
California Telephone peas,' 2 lbs.
for 25c. -
California Asparagus, fancy '
green, 10c. - ' ,
Artichokes, 10c each. Spinach,
10c lb. Leaf lettuce, Bermuda
onions, 10c lb.
FRESH GOLD DOLLAR BER
RIES, 2 Boxes for 26c.
SEND US Your Order EARLY and
GET THE BEST.
4M
Roth Grocery Go.
They Cam Home
With Flower.
JACK and Evelyn wore spending all the nlco warm spring afternoons in
the woods. They would come home, with all sorta of pretty little spring
flowers and fix tnem lu little vuses around the' bouse. . They loved tho
spring. But then they really loved all the seasons of the year. There
was always plenty to do In the winter when the ground was overed with
snow. In the spring there were so many things to find in tlo way of little
Insects they had almost forgotten about, lovely songs to-hear by the birds
who bad left their winter homes and, of course, all the flowers. And snmmer
was nice, too, with the swimming and bonting and ball and many other out-
door games.
"Children," wild daddy, "the llttto red lizards and newts aie having the
! best times these days. They adore the soft, marshy earth In the woods. They
. almont feel as If everything bad been arranged all for them, and they love tho
greeu moss. ; - . -
"Up on the mountain the red lizard and newts had settled themselves.
They were feeling so eoergetlo and wide nwnke that they thought they'd do
something exceptionally nice. So they told a great many of their friends
' about this mountain of theirs and had invited them to join them and spend
tho snmmer there.
"Of course they wanted to make the other lizard families, who bad con
sented to Join their home, think as they did that It was the very nicest place
In tho world. '
"When the visitors arrived they snld, 'Well, how do you llhw your new
hole?'
" 'Oti, we'vo never. been so satisfied in our lives with any borne! No other
could possibly be so wonderful. It Is absolutely perfect, and we are all so.
delighted. To celebrate your arrival, then, let s play cars. - That is such
fun, and we want to do something in honor of you.' - -
"Naturally the newcomers were very much pleased that something' was
being done In their honor, nnd they nil certainly did feel fall of life ami en
ergy. That Is rather unusual, too. for the lizards, as a rule, don't llbe to hurry
too much. They prefer to tnkc things slowly.
"But they did enjoy playing cars. Different bits of moss wee the sta
tions, and they'd nil go along together and say:
" .'Puff, puff, puff, puff, puff, cboo, choo!'
"Ot course they didn't run any terrific express trains. Tbey bad plenty
of stations and liked to stop often. Well, tbey played for a long, long time.
Recipe Department
By BETSY WADE.
Pare Ice Cream
2 Quarts Pure Sweet Cramd.
1 I'ound Granulated Sugar.
2 Teaxpoonfuls Mnpleine.
Mix sugar and cream together, beat
well; then add tho Maplcine and freeze.
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Whipped Cream 1 quart pure sweet
croam 24 hour old; 'i scant teaspoon
Maplcine. Put cream in bowl on
cracked ice, or snow' if any, and whip
not too fast. When nearly finished add
the Mapleine. Counter bowl contain
ing ermm fbould bu kept on cracked
ice.
Mapleine Syrup 2 cups boiling
water; 4 cups granulated sugar; 1 heap
ing teaspoon Mapleine. Thoroughly dis
solve the sugar in the water, stir in th-i
Mapleine and strain through a dauiji
cloth.
This makes one nuart of - delicious
When thoy were really tired oat they decided they'd pluy cars every Ony, for .tablo syrup, which is ready for use R3
the exercise made them feel splendid and tbey so enjoyed stopping and Mat
ing at the beautiful mossy stations."
' nor of New York, and Miss Betsy
T'l'age, daughter - of a rairfax, vs.,
X clergyman and niece of Thomas Nelson
Page, ambassador to Italy, were mar
4 ried-
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Late, Yesterday
At bianfu Ch.naovernment troops fc y Uftven Taihoeii ;ted
defeated a big force of White Wolf bc eonlliieri pro')OSi,ion 0 bo
bandits near b.anfu, and hemming the ; fc fc d f ttnew ization
outlaw, in, were trying to exterminate 1 1 , Uld the Fe(lpratc(1 oani.n vt
Railroad Brotherhoods, representing
them.
At Albany, N. Y. Governor Glyn
signed a bill, aimed at Blakhanders, in-,
ereasing the penalty for attempting to j
blow up buildings from seven to Zo
years' imprisonment.
2,000,000 railroad employes.
BLOW WAS UNNECESSARY.
j Police Officer Asa Fisher, who was
! relieved from duty for 30 days on ae-
l At htaatsburg, I. Y. Owing to Vin- i count of having needlessly struck a
eent Astor' illness, it was announced lrllnk man wnne taking him to the po-
' that his wedding with Miss Helen... ... ' , ,....,.:
(Huntington, which was to have been tHon, .went on again last
on April 30, ha been postponed inde-, night. The charge of brutality on the
; finitely. ' . ' Vart ' tBe policeman by several citi-
. ' 0 zens who saw the affair led to an in-
At Nome John Johnson, holder of ' vestigation, with the result that Fish
: the record for the All-Alaska dog-team er waa givea a vacation. It was found
1 sweepstakes, won the 1BH raee, cover- from the testimony given th police
Jing the 412 miles between Nome and ! committee that the blow given the in
! Candle and return in 81 hour and 3 j toxicated man was unneceansry. ,
minute. . -
o i HaDinr aeainut h )p if too - much
At Fairfax Courthouse, Va. Norman j like betting against another man '
J. Gaynor, son of the late Mayor Gay- - garner- .
soon as cold.
Mapleine Hard Sause cup sugar;
1 largo tablesjiooii butter. Cream these
together well and add a few drops, of
Mapleine to flavor.
Mapleine Butter Two cups white
""(tar, cui, hot water, set where it
will slowly 'dissolve heat to boiling:
have tho yolks of 4 eggs well beaten
ani stir into hot syrup. Cook until
thick, about like snlad drcsning. add 1
teaspoon Maplcine, and stir or bout
until cold and grainy, it will, in :l
measure, tnko tho place of butter uutej
with bread,
Maplcine Frosting 2 cups granulated
sugar; 1 cup milk; 1 small piece of
butter; 2 teaspoons Mapleine. . Stir un
til mixture bnil, then boil briskly jmtU
it forms soft ball in cold water. Cool
a little and beat until creamy. '
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Cake Filling 2 cups granulated
sugar; cup milk; 1 piece butter (size
of walnut); I teaspoon Mapleine. Mi-;
sugar, milk and butter together', boil
for five minutes, take from firo, stir
until thick. Their add "the Mapleine,'
jtirring it in slowly.
Caramel Filling 2 cups granulated
sugar; 'j cup cream; 2-3 cup butter;
1 Vj teaspoons Maplcine. Mix tho sugar,
butter and cream, boil ten minutes ami
add tho Mapleine. Htat until .just right
to spread. Enough for-two cakes.
.
Pudding Sauce 2 eggs (whites); l'i
cups granulated sugar; 1 cup milk; '
teaspoon Mapleine. Cook the sugar and
milk until it thickets a little, then add
the egg whites, beaten stiff, and tire
Maplcine.
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MAPLEINE CANDY RECIPES.
Mapleine ..Plnocho 3 cups whit?
sugar; 1 cup milk; I teaspoon butter.
Hoil together, stirring constantly, until
it will irako a soft bnll when dropped
in cold water. Take from fire and
beat. When, ready to pour on buttered
plate, adil ten drops of Mapleine and
one cup of broken nuts..
Fudge 3 cups sugar; 1 cup milk; 1
tablespoon butter. When sugar, is
melted add 4 or 5 tablespoons cocoa.
Stir and boil 15 minutes. Take from
fire, add 1 teaspoon Mapleine, stir till
creamy, pour on buttered plates, cut
in squares.
.
Unccokcd Candy 1 egg; Vj teaspoon,
Mapleine; 1 teaspoon cold mashed pota
toes; 1 pound powdcrcil sugar. To tho
egg ndil tho Maplcino and cold mashc.l
potatoes, silt in the powdered sugar
until it forms a thick paste, and nut,
turn on breadboard and knead i.i
pondered augur to proper stiffness.
Ice Cream Candy 3 cups sugar,
crushed or cut loaf; a little less thai
-j cup vinegar; I'j cups cold water;
pieco of butter tho size of a walnut;
flavor with extract vanillu. Boil until it
hardens, then pull until whit.'.
The
fcWH J dessert
m - v j- -i -
tempting
1 delicious ness
Serves Them Right
If you use our famous blend of fine eoffees you can be sure that
your guests are always served right when it comes to this im
portant part of the meal. Remember it is freshly roasted every day.
30c, 35c and 40c the pound
Phone 93.
C. M. EPPLEY
1800 East State
Kpleine
Is because it provides a new-found
flavor und delightful variety to des
serts, ices, cukes, candies, tasties and
sugar syrup.
SOLD BY" GBOCERS. " '
Send 2c stamp for recipe book.
Crescent Mfg. Co.
Seattle, Wash.
Cream Candy 1 pound white sugary
3 teaspoon extract lemon; 1 teaspoon
cream tartar. Add little water to
moisten sugar, boil until brittle. Put
in extract, then turn quickly out on
buttered plates. When cool,' pull until
whitjl .nil i.nt in .nii.M.
xudpioiue vream inaj a cups wnito
sugar; . cup milk; 1 teaspoon butter
1 heaping tension Mapleine. Boil
sugar, milk and butler until it forms
a soft ball when dropped in cold waiter.
Take from fire, add the Mapleine and
and cut to suit.
Mapleine Fudge 2 cups granulated
sugar; 1 cup milk; 1 piece butter (size
of ecu : 1 hnAninir tMiniin. ri..l,: ....
Cook about fifteen minutes. Take off
ant! Dea nam until it grains, then pour
in buttered plate.
Chnnnoil nut tirrm MM
4Pr'il on ' the plate before pourirg
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