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THREE. ,'.......J-.S......'.....".....J.....'..... THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1914. s I Social 'i and Personal By Mollie Runcorn ER R 5f CHRISTMAS! Although this message from ; the society reporter, which is usually extended early Christmas morn, counties for the past four yeurs. Mr. mi J Mis. A. J. Lcnnon and daughters. Margaret and llurgerv, of will reach the Journul readers at mi j Portland, are Christmas guests of Mrs. iifternooa hour, the greeting will hut l.ennon 's parents, -Mr. n nil Mis. W. A. have added u further note of sincerity. ' l.iston, who are celebrating with a j A newspaper is something that roeog-j family reunion, asking also Mr. and nixes no holidays; the pounding of I -Mrs. '. C. Hush and daughter, Helen, typewriters, click of telegruph instru- j to be their guests, inents, the ronr and grind of nresses and linotype machines going on every I Guy Woods, of Portland, will pass day just the same. A daily paper must j the holidays w ith Mrs. Woods at 1 be gotten out, nnd so while those w ho j heme of her mother, Mrs. Susun Pigler. follow other occupations are gathering in reunions and merry Christmas festi- T. Young, of Portland, is spending V ul a today, the newspaper fraternity tho holidays with the II. S. Hells and w orks on very much the same as mi j his 'laughter, Miss Tholma Young, who other days; however, , the day holds j makes her home with them, probably as Brent an nmount of lilons-1 lire to we of that eniiilovment as to! Sirs. William Dawson has returned to those who are celebrating in the pre-i,,Br home in Hoquiam, Wash., after be scribed way. Newspaper work has B ! ig nt the bedshle of Mrs. Trunk l.ovell, peculiar fascination, and although it I wno is '" Moving friends today has its disiiTOointments nnd iiimlensnnt I showered Mrs. Novell with beautiful details, it is withal, to those who fol- tlr1 remembrances, messages bearing low it, far more enjoyable than any '-'"'isliiins cheer, and dozens of dainty other gifts. Latest reports were that she ' Probably in no other occupation is!wns sK"t'y improved, the announce pleasure and disappointment so closelv I "lc"t "'-"""'"B the most sinceie pleas allied. A big "scoop" is invariably 1 11 amo" '"'r nos's nt '"i'l' f,,llu,.,l i. a ";,.rl ,.,ii,,i. of larger importance intended' for a .. ('h!!.s,nins. for the young people of l'lpn,l"nmnvl,v..,n.,nn(v(n,:'llc 'iM ongregntionnl church was ,;. ,;, (,. i..,' ! (I'lsc-.-ved Wednesday evening in the Sunday school rooms with a tree and supper. Mrs. ( olonol ,1. Olmsted nnd appearing at n time too luto for a change, in a "finale" position; the iti.m infnniln1 A l.n I'inut cl,,!,. " : somehow always ornamented with n'M,ts; I!i.,1''""1 responsible lor the was" for a "were," "decorations" for "donations," etc., etc.; items in tended to be done "justice" by are oftentimes, in the rush incidental to tin nt'n b it worn, a inr e over- . , . , . . , ,i. n , , ' ! , ,. , V , gavly decked, appeared as n center .,.r , . . " . .", j piece on each of the long tables, lighted wh- i t 7 " """t,on',,d with prettv red candles. Miss Oda which are a far greater source of re-nmJml Vrired the decorations and gret ami grievance to tne society cil- oiitcrtiiinnicnt, which proved thorough ly dolightful In everv detail to the young folk of the church. Deautiful decorations of evergreen ornamented the rooms, and small Christmas trees, haiininii armuged the decorations and Miss llertha Duncan mid Miss Cora Talkington also lent their iissistance Following the supper an enjovable en tertninineut program was given by the children, assisted by older talent.. i. FUR COAT MADE j ON NEW LINES! hA o 1 a WHEN a remedy has been tried in thousands of homes for over sixty years and has attained the largest sale of any medicine in the world, it is because it has been found to have unequalled merit. Beech am's Pills have been so tried and have well proved to be the best help mankind has ever known. PERSONALS itor" thnn they can possibly bo to anyone else. These annoying little things aro not especially the fault of anyone, but due principally to the "rush" attending the getting up and making up of every evening newspaper. They are the re sult of a concatenation of circumstnn- 1.A ...l A -c : : ...I vco, mw ivini ui-jpiamj ul 1 111! II i limit' I jg 1 lilllVililliU uojeciH, io nun joyousucss or onjoc.ts, c the tamo which steers the open door :ic ft between your arms and guides it uner-l Alfred Hall will spend the hnlidnvs nngly to your nose ns you grope, arms with his relatives in Hnllstnn. extended, in tho dark that 's what o.r stoilliannncr, chief deputy m I the office of County Assessor West, This little apology nns purposely went to Silvorlon today to spend boon delayed until Christmas day, when I Christinas, with his parents, u feeling of " understanding " nnd good I'M Ustrundor, rate statistician of the will prevails, and is made in the hope , railroad commission, is sp ling Chi-isl- that those who continue to read this was with his family in Portland, eolumn wijl better understand the rea- Carl Smith, assistant secretin of th son for the frequent mistakes and er- railroad commission, licetcnpiiiiied by fors. his wife and baby, went to Putlnnd Inst evening to spend Christmas with Mrs. Clyde Philiber, of Portland, is Natives, the house guest of her mother and sis-1 nk Mcl'allister, an assistant in ter, Mrs. Antony Klein, and Miss Kin-j"10 oil''1' 'f .State Engineer Lewis, luuline Klein. .jwent to Corvullis last evening to spend thc balance of the week visiting friends , Mr. and Mrs. 11. H, Good In -were a"J r''ltives, nnd evpeets to enjoy a made happy today by the presence of "''T ,r,',"!'"!' tf' '.lut'V' relatives and members of the family " T ?'" ' '"V""" gathered in reunion. Miss Lena (iood- " ' , V 'V . - stilt,, ri hoim-, in, n daughter, of Portland; Mr. n"l n l o"t ! iVfl w,,h f"""'-v Mrs. !S. C. Kennell and sons, Frank and q i i.- ',. ,i,-f 1 . i ,i , ii .1 i -.i m , . , I . , i'"'" el secretary ut state, went to Port ortlaad, with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Old- ,,, ,.. , , , . , tie d, of Los, Angeles, are with them i hol vW, uivps ,, fri..,ls. Clerk C. K. Morehiml, of the supreme court, is spending Christmas in Tort land. , nnd will remain for several duvs. Mrs, Kennell is a sister of Mrs. (loodin; Mrs. Oldfield is a sister of Mr. (loodin, nnd Mr. Ileber is Mrs, (loodin 's ne phew. They were also joined for the ... r X-S-W' rk,r,!"d "T' MAY WILSON HELPS uuuini-i, 4.iin.? kiui'i i, i cuiiiiij. II The Ocorge P. Lltchfields Celebrated tho festival of Christmas with n gen eral family reunion and also observed two other events their forty-eighth wedding nnniversnry and tho eighth birthday of a grandson, Claude Litchfield. h'$ '?? h 1 ', i ' ' t ' , ff". i )j ' i - fc SOUTH AMERICAN XaA I PLANS CONSIDERED' 1 NEW COAT and COLLAR.I ! It iHOMM1iliiriiAnli'.in eectm EVERYBODY needs to help Nature from time to time. The liver becomes torpid, the stomach weak, the bowels in active through some accident or carelessness. Then discom fort comes and serious, lasting sickness may follow; but this can be avoided if the import ant organs of digestion are given the help they need. WHEN Beecham's Pills clear the system of impurities, stimulate the liver, regulate the bowels the signs of biliousness disappear. Head aches, nervousness, depres sions, stomach pains, dullness, bad nights, bitter taste cease to cause discomfort. Beech am's Pills owe their great fame to their power to relieve indigestion and biliousness. Insure Better Health Beecham's Pills are recognized as the best corrective of disordered conditions of the organs of digestion. They are reliable and effective; they act gently but promptly without causing trouble or any after ill effect. There is no wisdom in delay.' You ought to have on hand, ready for use the moment there is need, this match less family remedy. Then discomfort will soon dis appear and little ills will not become serious sicknesses. Try a few doses and learn that Beecham's Pills will aid you to better health and Greater Strength At all drugguts, 10c., 25c Direction of special value to women with every box tZ4 Ah'iliU'-' SALEM SOCIAL SERVICE CENTER Recipe Department By BETSY WADE. It is snrorisiiiir how tho fabric fur is encroaching upon the domain of tliej nninial peltry in the realm of fashion land. The coat illustrated is of cara cal, with a luxurious collar of renl leopard shin. A unique, style IVnturo is the short rippling cape. I COOT Suggestions Concerning Neu trality Made by American Republics to be Discussed Union of Fraternal, KellKlous, Civic, I Industrial and Other Organizations tiuu iiien ui auieiu iui iviuiuill .'Mil. Prices Advanced Again Yes terday 2 Cents, Farmers Are "Bullish" liefer all calls for relief nr aid to tho jrenter. It is made up of all other re jlief auciicics of the city nnd hence it lis eipially yours, lly iihi iilt it you reu jder all separate relief boards and hlicii ,cies uiniecessirv and therein- save cost, - trouble and waste in duplicated effort land expense. u iishingtnn. Dee. 2."i, Committees to onsider the nlans alreadv nresented ! li.,i;..f r.,,- 1 i .., , 1 by various Ninth American countries J,-liild;eii. l-'oo.l, clthin, fuel, medical .tor the maintenance of neutrality by : treatment, etc ., Sirs. W. K. Anderson, the republics ot the estern llemis-! (.,in,iaii relief cinimittee, 1401 Court phere were named a yesterday's meet-; .,., ,,,,,, M ,H v, inK otjhe special t mnniission ot the ,,rep ired to nivc name, address, etc, f." ""m Ul '""'""-"" correctlv, and be sure the i is ireu- I niiiii. . , . I ,III,C. ..n-i,: IIIIIIUI UMI'll K'1. mi workers unneces'iary trouble. Holiday puests at the V. ,T. Hibler L1TTLE0NE TODAY T'hilndelphin, I)ee. 25. Ten thousand children of the tenement district still had faith ia Hantn Clans today, due to the work of one woman, Sliss Mny Wil son, of .TenkintoiMi, To. Repenting her efforts of former years, Miss Wilson by personal solicitation throughout the year, raised nearly (-1,0(10 with which lomo are Mr. and Sirs. F. Rot Davis' to buv tovs and enndv for tioor child and son, F. Riley, of Stedford, and V)i. ren. HeveVal thousand other poor boys nnd Mrs. C. Hartley and son, Max, of land pirls were bountifully provided for orvains. jsotn jurs. iiavis anil .Mrs.ihy self-constituted members of the .Hartley aro nistcra or Airs. Ililib .Mr. Davis has been court reporter in Judge Calkins' department of the cir cuit court for Jackson and Josephine 'Good Fellows' Club." People iippreciute things they can't afford. The wheat mailiet. had its customary ndvunce yesterday, prices being up L' cents on actual sales. January club sold nt irl.L'U, February Russian at $1.1';) and January fife at I .S3. Hid prices elsewhere in the list were from 1 to 2 ' ts higher than on Wednesdav. No bills were received for prompt de livery, but .In niiiiry delivery was sub stituted in its place. This was owing to the near approach of the end of the month and the holidays intervening. Although about l,"i grain vessels arc due, none lias arrived since December l-'l, and in the iiicnntiiiie wheat is com ing in at the rate of 400 to oOO cars a week. March deliveries wero quoted yesterday for the first time. There were offers of l.:i for March bliiestein, with sellers ashing $!..Vi. Almost nothing is being douo in the country, ns the markets there are tied j Three committees were named the i Ambassador from llinzil and the Slin j isters from I'eru and Honduras to I consider the Peruvian plan; the Am I bnssadiir from Chile and the Slinister j from Frugally ami Cuba, that of Chile i niiil tin. iiitin uua.lni. frntt, A rmtiititi'i u 1 1 '. I .l.- i:..:...... a Villi Wish to llive .'tllllll i , l.r.llll U IIU Ill' ..lllllKII'l 1 I II 1 1 1 ' " Kcuii'lur, the costing if I, will save its cost niiiiiv times ;ovcr. A meal ticliet will give them : food and food only. Appeals for food, alms or lodging by transients at your doors should be re ferred t' Center's heudiputrtors for men i Men's club), 4iill Ferry street. If loin Iood in return remaining three members , tor ''"'ices n book of ten meal ticket of the Commission, to give their atten tion to n pin ii which Argentina may piescnt later. The Peruvian plan,. would provide fori enlarged neutral zones in both the At-' Employment fir .Men, Center 's free laiitic and Pacific, which would be de-, niployiuent bureau at the .Men's club, elurel freo from all activities of ;-" Ferry street, phono P.'OT, Free to belligerent warships and wide open tojeinployer nnd employe. Thnmgj it the all neutral shipping. The Chilenn plan entire city helps to find work for the comprises the decree nnuounced by that unemployed. country several days ago and presented I , to the State Department by Ambassador Employment for Women. Refer all Huarez. It provides that belligerent applicants to Mrs. A. X. Mush, chair vessels in American ports should re- mini industrial committee for wiiueu. eeive only enough coal to take themV. W. C. A., :!.'T North Liberty street, to the nearest, port in tho adjoining Phono Itil.'i. coiintrv, unless they ngree to go m A Qmck Pviddilig. Pcni-lc, t'sptriiil ly . -links, ui'i' usually n,i"tt-t'i I'm tiino :iti itro L'lii'l to fnnl I'lilntiilile ncscrt llu.t do nut tnKc lony to iniiK)1. This pofipii for ' riiiniito Mirl.liii).:" allri fur a t'"lf cupful of flour, iinlf u i llpt'lll" (if HUJif, tUO 1l'UfMilfllful ol Itttlr (akitii powtl'T, two rn uti'l it inn.'li ol' salt. Mis th flour, siijiiir, liaKinj; puwih'r :iii. nit, To'tlier, tniil llu'ii the vial, nut I'nti'ii. Then limt tin1 mixture to nmUv it vmoulli; luikc in a liot oven tif Hi iiiinutt'H, tinn out on a papi'i'ij wliii-a in sriul IH with u r n m ulu I f I mi-1 T liar, ''prmnl omt it a layer of jam l'l'L'-jX inu-iy ut iiici i, niiiii1 1 1 vi in i ii ii 1 1' mere; fitvo with nuee(. wnin. Wlieu tho puit.liii' is tunieil onto Pi t per a h ji yuo'l In 11 to lone the pn nr -T (Ml It Illl IIUIUI'K Mll'l'l. I 01 1H U 1 IVeic-h recipe aal wy uMi"l. Philadelphia Hot Pot. Hot pol. an it Ik iiui'lo in P)uliilelphia, is an elalcj ratt ntul t'ontu.-in iioHkI'K ',u 't irt ooil, Tho formula runs as follows: I'ut ii (nhlespoodful of dripping into a HMccpan with a couplo of pounds ot' lieef rilis, two onions elioppod fine, hall! jam 1 a 'Inell mile- MpOO'ltlll ut llllOi1 ful of iiit'v:ai'l ri'ii peppers, u taulo 'd eliiven, tl tliltlespoon a hamli'ul ot' humus, Cnrainel Pnddlng. I egg-.; 1 pinch salt; 1 1 cups milk; 'lips gniiiuliitr up tight, country ilealcm and specula tors are trying to do u little liuviug bv rtf frirtliir nvl..,,,.. .l.l..l. .. fnnnerH in a decidedly bullish friiine of I n"""K t ru t neutrality on this Iteinis- mind, Nome of the growers declare I ".' " red to huroj.cnn ports, and that if any Clolhing, shoes, foodstuffs, etc,, are sugar: l.. tea .puoii'-ful Mapletinc merciiant. snip violates i line s ruies oi very much needed. All organizations I S'liid the milk. .Melt sugar in w e- neutrality no coal shall be furnished &m members requested to spread this J'"u, itirring contiintly, until light in a Chilean port to any vessel be- m,,,,,,!. pra r Bcnd what you cuu brown in color, gradniil'lv add the milk, longing to the company owning ,tho ,pnr0 f0 Tj00m i Vlty M f .,n(llli add tiiis mixtiiro to egg's slightlv bent offending vessel. Tho Chilean govern- 1. Honrs 9 to 12 n. m. ami 1 to 4 en 'th salt and Maplcine following, inent contends that if this Bet of neu- htnllll illt0 huttercl baking dish, bake irniliv reguiui ions wero aiiui.cii inn- , m i forinly by nil the American republics IITMf)C IMTA CTDCAU thero would be no difficulty in main- JUilllJ 111 10 jlACMI slowly fur ono hoar, cool and servo, Gingerbread- 20 to 50 Per Cent eduction On All en's Suits and vercoats G. W. JOHNSON & CO. 141 NORTH COMMERCIAL ST. 1 thye will hold iiulil they get. 1.00. Kven the Inrgu buyers acknowledge, that prices mny go much higher, A great shortage in available wheat supplies is predicted by ltroouihall, who says la Ins weekly international re view: 1 "It Is considered evident hern that the United Htntes has already shipped the major portion of its surplus, reckon- ling the season's total at 2"i0,0(l(),0i)0 bushels. "I estimate the weekly shipments from the I'niled Slates froin December to .lime, inclusive, will average roundly VIMI.OIIO bushels, plus 1,1111,111111 bushel's from Canada and .'I.'.'IMI.IIUO bushels from Argent Inn. 1 think it w ill be exceed ingly difficult for Argentinn to exceed this limit H weekly, owing to the ex igencies of transportation, and also u ,.uu:i.i.. .,.i....i:.... ti... .......ini.i.. 1 . . . . ' H k.lH.l.n.ll'nl.l result , " The Commission again January 7. decided to mectj Forest flrnve, Ore., Dec. it. Profes sor .1. W. Liviiigstoii, aged .rit years, an educator of ninny yenrs' e.vperience, in, tin,.. I itiln i:,il,.u c,,.'.,l, 1...... I,.., rDAV 1KF SAHF TFA yeitenluv nl'tcrno niter removing UftrtI, VOli OnUEi ILrt ,., llHil ,yill(J llis ,,,, Uiv,wn 'iind a short time Inter his dead budv was taken froin the creek. The ad. was .lpparciitly deliberate, for several people nearby saw him remove his coat ! mid lie his hands wilh a hamikerchief i , , , . , , ; before Inking the fatal leap, Despond-! Unit beautiful, even shade of dark, ,,,.Vi ,jm, m ,th ,, iIIH,iitv to glossy hair caa only be had by brewing ,,,.,,, a ...ition, are believed to ,'iave , a tiiixturo of Sage Tea and Hulphur. , M, vnuU(, 1 Your hair is your charm. It makes on p,,,,,,.,,,,. m..' ,. ,.i, .u ,., ... iiiimlier of yenrs president of the Wis., Xoruial school, camo IF HAIR IS TURNING Don't Look Old! Try Grandmother's Ecclpo to Darkon and Beautify Faded, Lifelong Hair. fine pound of flour, one TO find QUICK death i::;::!,'! r;;!! i dii'il peel, a lew I'll i ii w ii v st-nls rouml, a teiiooiifol of sotln. To lot lnket in n s w omoi. I "Idii r' to 1k mixed In irrnthiully, tits tnitter innl tmii'lc to lie mtli. wuiiii. The mhI;i to he put in !ul. f"f. it htaii'l In It' an hour to risu. a. i T1IE SECT.ET OP BETTER DESSERTS Is a changa of Uavor. MAPLEINE supplies this needed dil'l'eri-nt taste, I'm it like lemon or wiiiilln, to fliixor desserts nod dainties, cuu lies and confections. It saves symii nioiiey when used to Minor wlntn sugar syrup. Oroccni Soil Maplcine, It' ours 'Uics not, wrile Crctceut Mfg, Co., Seattle, Wn. Si lid 1!,' stump fur Itccipe Hook. plus to 1(11,0110,(101) bushels as n of iiiifiiMiinble weather receutlv and the frost. Thus it becomes evident that the cnmhinml weeklv tolal shipments from North and South America will ng gregnte llbout .S.tSll.nOO bushels, while uiospectlve re(iiiremeots. Including ex Kiiropenn ennntries, will fully aggre gate P.tlOO.noO bushels, "The European consumption of for eign wheat during the first four mouths iiiarn the face. When it fades, turns gray, streaked ami looks dry, wispy and ,)n(, iV scraggiy, iiisi uu nppiicuuoii or iwo oi (n .,,, ,,. , , ,i ,,llri,i,.. i I Hnen and Hultdiur enhances Its nniiear-'.. ..... , i no ise li e et ee in ii s ce ing ."illiiil for the pii'pertv, Two l'c-.V- Don't bother to prepare the tonic; you ; ran get from any drug storo a 50 cent, bottlo of "Wyeth's Sage and Hnlphnr' Compound," ready to use. This can1 always be depended upon to bring back I the natural color, thickness and lustre of your hnir and remove dandruff, stop scalp itching and falling hair. Kverybody uses " Wyoth Bage and 1 Hulphur because it dnrkens so nal.unilly of the current season eipinled 8,(100,(1(1(1 : "l evenly that nobody can tell it has; ,,, bushels weeklv nnd therefore it is vorv,H,,'n I'I,I','- , ' ""ly ilanipen a MOST LIKELY HE SKIPPED, obvious Hint," unless India has a gooil i "P0" K ' brush with it and draw , crop and mnfkets the siinic freelv, there I "' through the hair, taking one small, K() K"rii n-i .'.. I S.". The police will bo a distinct shortage experienced "trand at n time; by murnin tho gray ,,,. nt,tl, nl,t,M ,,,,, ,,. Kl,'P, In the lute Spring mid Si r." hair h-( disappeansl, and after nno her H(v , ,.,. , vnr.M n ,. K ,. The local outs and barley markets application It ,ecomc beautifully dark , ,.liiHt Wil0 were srrong. inn prucs were .i m ., -.....,., ""-.'. - - I ,iMii,penre, in this cltv 10 dnvs nun. ago he served the Monmouth State Nor mal m linol as an iusl riii-tor, but sin. i. Hint time III hial'ih iulerfered with his worli as a t curlier. He is survived by the widow, a teadier in the public schools here: a . In u '-i 1 r. teaching in the Peiiilletoii schools; two suns in the east and one son .il lending Pacific university. cents hiulier. In the country theseidBnt. cereals could not be touched. with 4-L'juO iu his pockets, llis father, . , who Is III nt a hotel here, finis that At Lima, Pern.-Accompanied by a,,:. .,, :, fi. vj,.iiM. nf hi,,),,,, ,,.,. At Richmond, Cn). The body of torpedo bout destroyer and several ; Swn iiwell onve his sii a check fur Robert J. Mornn, Richmond resident, Knglish merehantinen, tho Japanese .-,(111 ,,,!, nu H, ,inv f ), dip. was found In Raccoon straits, and the warship Hi.cn anchored seven miles off .nrnce. The bov cashed the c'necl, police suspected lie wan robbed and Puerto Dc Pistirn, on the northern const Liu! no trace of his wlierealioiiiD has murdered. of Peru. 'since been found. Lmon Satirt. Hue lemon, one table , spoon of coi iiMarch, one half cup of, siigir, one egg, one tablespoon of but- ter. Moisten the iirnsturch with a; liltl ild water. Then boil Iwo eiipsi eight uliies, hall' u cup of toiiiAiues, of water and pour over Ihe coi nstiirch. J n bit of thsine and pepper. Oner tin) Heat the egg thoroughly and add slow-' saucepan and cook slowly until the mint ly, -tirriug nil the time. Add the su-1 Is in rags i.nd drops froin the bones. Cur, butter and the nice of tne lemoii. j At the lust, thicken w ith a couple of Put in a double boiler ami boll until . lalilcspiiniistul of butter rolled in I'lou' en-uiiiy. This is delicious I'm- puddings nnd tarn into u tureen over slices ul' or for f, o. hot, must, PURITY-QUALITY-FLAVOR Baker's Cocoa i . s i'i. tur. ossesses aii n iree It is absolutely pure, it is of high quality, and its flavor is delicious. Guard against imitations: - the genuine liai the trade-mark on the package nnd it MADE ONLY BY WALTER BAKER & CO. Limited Elttblllhrd 178!) DORCHESTER, MASS.