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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-18
Dies at State Hospital.

Mrs. Mary A. Churchill, wife of T.
F, Churchill of Fossil, died Saturday
night at the Eastern Oregon state hos
pital. She was sc years old. The
body was shipped this morning to
Fossil where it will be Inferred
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-18

Major E. L. Swartzlander, agent on
the reservation, Charles II. Carter and
Il. b. Aldrich went to Portland yes
terday and will return with the par
ty to Hermiston and Pendleton.
PORTLAND, Aug. 1S-(Special y
Secretary Lane today visited the Des-
chutes valley and inspected the sur
vey work being done there by John
7. Whistler. The secretary made an
earnest talk to settlers at Redmond
and Madras. He praised the rural
credit plan and severely criticised the
land spectators.
The secretary Will arrive at Irri-
gon early Tuesday and will visit the
project. During the day he will also
listen to any complaints from the set
tiers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-18
Sues to collect

Sues to Collect.
The Newport Land & Construction
Co. today started suit against F. f.
Weld to collect a balance of $114.50
alleged to be due for hay delivered. J.
b. Perry is attorney for the plaintiff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-18
Newsy Notes
Of Pendleton
Daughter Is Born.

A nine pound daughter was born
yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. r. ]. Brush
of this city. Mr.. Brush is the trans
continental freight inspector.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-18
olared Judge Lowell today.
Sues 10 FOrecIose.

StStN W IOrcCiOSC.
\ suit to foreclose a $425 mortgage
was filed Saturday by the Tuna
Lum Lumber Co. against a. G. Nelson
and wife. j. p. Neal is attorney for
the plaintiff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-18
WILLIAM POWELL is DYING.
Second Victim OF Murderer Cartwright
Reported sinking.

BAKER, Ore. Aug. 1S.-The death
of William Powell, who was shot at
Tye Valley Thursday, when Lawrence
Cartwright killed Mrs George Cart
wright and himself. is said to be a
matter of only a few hours.
He Is in the Huntington hospital
and was reported to be rapidly sink
ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-18
PLANS MADE TO ENTERTAIN
SECRETARY LANE TUESDAY

Continued from Page 1.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-21

tassel IL twisted about the throat when
the coat Is fastened and falls down
like q long neektie when the fronts
are unbuttoned and thrown open. Wide
CUTS of the ratine turn up on the
sleeves. line OF bah buttons running
smartly up the sleeves on The outside.
These ratire coats are much more
serviceable than the motor coat OF
white serge or flannel They are. Of
course, reserved for short spins and are
not designed for hard service. But,
speaking OF utility wear, nothing In the
way OF q practical auto coat II better
style this year than the model In pale
olive broadcloth with narrow collar
and CUTS Of . darker shade Of olive
velvet The lower part Of the coat u
formed Of sections rounding away
from the front. There In q cape Of the
broadcloth reaching to the waist line,
and the coat 10 fastened down the front
with medium sized buttons. covered
with the cloth. They are set close to-
gether.
Among the illustrations II Q mannish
motor coat, big. roomy and COMFORT
able. like mans overcoat. The patch
pockets are . delight to the fair mo-
torist.
Calculated TO defy any sort or wealth
er.is an excellent climbing and tramp
ing costume Of soft all wool worsted
In q mixed brown effect. The coat has
trim lines, yet II evidently built for
ease. and the short skirt reveals wash
able tan leather boots.
:
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This does away with pins andf holds
down the bib in place.
"A very effective plue-and-white
striped sheer linen blouse was made
distinctive at the cost OF two handker-
chiefs white, with blue embroidered
borders. One was used for plated
jabot in front and the other formed
turn-back cuffs on the sleeves. The
blues were perfectly matched. The
handwork raised the blouse to the
plane of an expensive Importation.
Any color could be used, and in this
day of the attractive embroidered ker-
chief it is not difficult to get.
Little cases for other handkerchiefs
can be made of embroidered squares
enriched with lace medaIlions, strips
OF insertion or edges or lace. Gener-
ally linen handkerchief is sheer
enough to show pale blue or pink
lining, which can be made of silk over
cotton wadding. which is sprinkled
with sachet. The envelope shape is
best for this.
A handkerchief pillow made OF fine
embroidered linen squares and cluny
OF valenciennes lace makes an ex-
quisite gift for a baby. There are
many arrangements. The use of a
whole handkerchief on the diagonal,
with the four corners of another at
each corner and joined to the central
one by insertion, is very easy. In the
center an embroidered initial sur
rounded by wreath pakes the pillow
doubly beautiful The back OF this
can be the same or made OF plain
linen.
Handkerchief for. dainty workbags
over contrasting silk Innings make
lovely gifts for the needlewoman.
They can be cut in halves, joined on
the short ends to bands of lace and
the lower edge gathered to square,
circular or oval cardboard, which is
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-21
TESTS FOR FOOD PURITY

HERE are few tests for the purity
OF food that will help the house
keeper to safeguard her family:
Beware Of the tin can that shows .
bulge. This bulge means that decom-
position has set. In IN the contents.
When IN doubt Is 10 the purity Of the
CAMS contents pour water on the top
Of the can and then prick Il with the
Ice pick 6r q large clean hatpin. II
bubbles appear through the water fer
mentatlon has rec In.
Empty the contents.of q can OF fruit.
vegetables or soup Immediately into q
porcelain, crockery or CHINA dish. II
there are any corroded patches on the
inside Of the can the food should be de-
stroyed, as these CACHES may Indicate
the presence OF pteslaines. In any case
these patches show something wrong
with-the food.
Vegetables should always be fresh
looking and OF bright color when they
are bought fresh. The reason why
some persons prefer canned asparagus
to the fresh Is that the canned aspara-
gus Of the best variety Is canned with
in an hour or so after It Is cut. Other
canned vegetables and fruits put up
by the most reliable Arrns are more
likely to be fresh than those we buy
ard cook at home. unless. Of courses
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ALL MADE OF
HANDKERCHIEFS

An. embroidered handkerchief can
be made into yoke for child's dress.
Mark out around the center a neck
line, which you can transfer from any
pattern. Cut a line from this to one
point, which will be the back These
edges will have to be altered slightly
before hemming They should be
hemmed with a straight band or a
tape to prevent any stretching OF their
bias folds
By turning an embroidered edge
hack into a flap, the beginning of a
little cap for a baby will be made.
The fulness at the lower edge should
he gathered and sewn, to strip OF
fine beading, through which ribbon
for the ties should be run.
Bibs are easily made by using the
pointed end of hand-embroidered
handkerchief and cutting the square
SO as to be. the correct size. The
sides can then be made of separate
faneIs of the embroidered edges, with
strips of fine insertion between,
whipped to the linen edges by hand.
Join lace beading at the lover point
and make It pass around the body IN
der the arms, buttoning at the back.
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all wool serge, with d., revers, the
larger ones extending 10 Tie low front
fastening. OF black and white striped o.
CHECKED worsted while smaller revers
and collar OF faiile silk appear on the
serge reyers. Other coats OF wool
serge have shawl and deep cuffs OF
ratine in contrasting color, and still
other models display revers and cuffs
Of the material. edged with Bulgarian
printed silk. narrow collar OF black
satin. trimmed with small buttons.
gives q note Of sharp contrast while
moderating the gayety OF the eastern
trimming.
. For hot weather motoring white ra-
tine and white serge and flannel coats
are smRrt and delightfully."- stylish worn
over white frocks with white panama
outing hats and floating wells.
A white ratine automobiie csag that
q pretty girl is having nlaes for the
summer buttons up snGSiy to ina chin
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Turn into a mold, chill and remove
to lettuce leaves. Serve with cucum-
Der sauce.
Cucumber Sauce Beat one half
cupful of heavy cream until stiff, and
add one fourth teaspoonful of salt, a
few grains of pepper, and, very grad
ually, two tablespoonfuls of vinegar;
then add one cucumber, pared, chop
ped and drained.
Praline Ring, Strawberry Ice Cream
Put one cupful Of sugar in small
saucepan, place on hot part of range
and stir constantly until melted and
of the color of maple syrup. Care
must be taken that sugar does not
adhere to sides or bottom of pan.
Turn carmelized sugar, thus prepared,
into large dripping pan, cool and
roll. Beat two cupfuls of heavy cream
until stiff. Soak three-fourth table
spoonful Of graduated gelatine in
three tablespoonfuls of cold water five
minutes, then heat over hot water I'M
til gelatine has dissolved. Add gela-
tine to cream. then add one-third cup
full OF Jordan salmonds (blanched.
roasted in a hot oven until brown, and
choppedl, one-fourth cupful of pow.
dered sugar. one and one-half tea
spoonfuls OF vanilla and one-eighth
taaspoonful of salt. Fill ring mold
with mixture to overflow mold, adjust
cover, pack in rock salt and finely
crushed ice, and let stand two and
one-half, hours Remove to chilled
serving dish. pile strawberry ice cream
in center and garnish with bunch of
selected strawberries and their leaves.
Brides Cake-Cream one,half cup
full of butter and add gradually. while
beating constantly. one and one-half
cupfuls of fine granulated sugar; then
add one-half cupful of milk alternate.
ly with two and one-half cupfuls of
flour mixed and sifted with three tea
spoonfuls of baking powder and one
fourth teaspoonful of cream OF tartar.
Beat whites of six eggs until stiff and
add to first mixture. Flavor with one
half teaspoonful' of almond extract.
Bake in a moderate oven Cover with
cream frostipg. Decorate with orna-
mental frosting, or not, as you like
,Woman's Home Companion.
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a simple matter that almost any wo-
man can sst.is for herself.
The sleeve which Is dominating
fashion in all tie branches hae a de-
cisiye word to say for itssit on the
motoring coat. This year the sleeve
dispoEts itself from dropped shoulder
seam. and the raglan design so FASH
ionable last spring Is now second on
the list of nlodish saitries. Another
distinctive mark Of lhe new topcoat is
q taperinS inward tsWa-d the bottom,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-21
FOR A
JUNE WEBBING
! BREAKFAST

One is often pnzzlkd IN planning a
menu for the wedding breakfast or
refreshments at the reception follow
ing the wedding. Below is given a
menu with accompanying recipes for
the help of any one who Is arranging
such an affair:
Menu Belmont chicken, lettuce
sandwiches. nodded salmon, reception
rolls, praline ring, strawberry ice
cream, lady fingers, macaroons, brides
cake.
Belmont Chicken Melt one fourth
cupfnI of butter, add one third cupful
of -four and stir until well blended:
then pour on gradually, while stirring
constantly. one cupful of chicken
stock. Bring TO the boiling point and
season with. one and one half tea
spoonfuls of paprika and one tea
spoonful of salt; then add one cupful
of heavy cream, one and one third
cupfuls. of chopped cooked fowl, and
two thirds cupftil Of parboiled sweet
bread cubes. Let stand in top of dou-
BILE boiler to season 20 minutes.
Lettuce Sandwiches Pit fresh,
crisp lettuce leaves, washed and
thoroughly dried, between two slices
of bread. having a teaspoonful of
nnayonraise on each leaf.
Nodded Salmon-Put. the contents
of one can of salmon IN a strainer.
rinse thoroughly with hotrwater, and
separate fish into fakes. Mix one half
tablespoonful Of salt. one and one bali
tablespoonfuls of sugar, one. half Ia
hlespoonful of flour. one teaspoonful
of mustard and a few grains of ca
venue. Add the yyolks of two eggs.
slightly beaten, TO one and one half
tablespoonfuls of melted butter, three
fourths cupful of milk and one fourth
cnnfuI of vinegar. Combine last two
mixtures and cook over boiling water,
stirring constantly until mixture thick.
ems. Add three fourths tablespoonful
of graduated gelatine, soaked IN two
tablespoonfuls of cold water five min
utes. Strain and add to haked hsh.
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Mine recipes recommended by Mrs.
Walter Wall.
MAPLE MOUSSE


MAPLE MOUSSE
Yolks of eight eggs beat very soft.
1-2 cups of maple syrup put on to
heat in a double boiler; add a tea
spoon of gelatine dissolved in water.
When hot, stir INTO the beaten
yoiks and put back into boiler 10 heat
until thick. Let cool. When cold, mix
very lightly with one quart of cream
whipped. Pack in ice for two or three
hours.
STANLEY CREAM
Cut IA pound of marshmallows, -
cup of walnut meats and IA cup mar
aschino cherries into small pieces.
Beat / cup heavy cream until stiff.
Add two tablespoons powdered. sugar,
1 teaspoon of vanilla and few grains
of salt. Cut and fold into prepared in
gradients Turn into mold and chill
thoroughly.
POTATO CAKE
4 cup of butter
cups of sugar
eggs :-...
1-2 cup sweet milk
cups flour
2 teaspoonfuls baking powder
1-2 cup ground chocolate
1-2 teaspoon cloves
! teaspoon each of cinnamon and
mace
! / cup mashed potatoes, put in while
warm
l heaping cup of chopped walnuts.
Bake in moderate oven. Mix butter,
sugar and potatoes together.
Z
OATMEAL COOKIES
| Cream together cup sugar, L. cup
butter, IL cup lard, 2 eggs well beat
en-. Add l cup of chopped raisins.
tablespoons of milk in which is dis
solved LIZ teaspoonful of soda. tea
spoonful of cinnamon, 2 cups of white
flour sifted with teaspoon baking
powder and 1-2 teaspoon of salt, 3
cups of oatmeal or graham flour
Form batter into small cakes like mac
aroons and on them sprinkle chopped
walnuts.
b. Fl BOSTON COOKIES n
! cup OF butter
cup of sugar Z
3 eggs z.
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MORE. EFFICIENCY
NEEDED in
HOME

Efficiency is productive power-the
ability to get Things done. II ID more
than knowledge, more than skill
more than capability, more than pro-
ficiency. There are many proficient
people who are not efficient They
are thoroughly versed In the matter
with which they are dealing. they
, have all the technical kn0wledge
necessary. they proceed in an intelli-
gent and skilfui way5b but they do not
get results.
What is lacking seems to be GER
tain directness, certain continuous
effort There are statesmen who fully
understand the value Of the goods
they are selling and can make an adj
mirable presentation OF them to their
customers. but who have Indifferent
success in selling goods. They are
eloquent but not convincing.
There are teachers whose knowl-
edge of their subject is adequate and
who are not lacking in ability to com
utterly fail to get the subject Into the
pupils thoughts. They cannot arouse
the interest of the pupil. They cannot
compel the attention and the con-
centration of interest which quicken
the perception and fasten the matter
in the memory Then il happens that
there are many finely educated men
and women who are inefficient teach
ers. Others who know much less will
convey much more.
Women are to have hereafter q
much larger part in the work Of the
world Tan they have had hitherto.
They are going to occupy a great
many positions and undertake great
many tasks and bear great many
responsibilities that the women OF
past generations never contem1lateds
And society viii have right to de-
mand OF them efficiency. The new
woman must be an efficient woman.
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we grow them ourselves or have sono
other way OF knowing that they Aro
fresh from the gardens or ZELDA
The air Of our houses Il a. likely -
contain poisons - the foods We sAe
The air In rooms frequently and 1nifa
tnexcusably becomes clOsged with lm-
purities. Some persons say thoy cnn-
not detect closeness unless they sut1n
a room from the fresh air. The fol-
lowing test may help them: piaco =
shallow dish Of lime In water. n there
il an excess OF carbonio acid n tho
room. enough to do harm. the lime Win
quickly become clouded A wholesalo
and wholesome opening OF Windows
and doors u the remedy Tor this In
purity.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-21

styles, which are so swagger this sea-
son, in bedford cord. Scotch plaid
mixtures or wool eponges. The fronts
of these coats maintain the cutaway
lines. while the backs are slightly
gathered in under a buttoned on belt
of the material. The best tailors are
getting away from the long. straight
back line, and the belted coat is new
and usually becoming when the belt is
rightly placed. An inch or two higher
or lower in the position Of the belt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-21
,WOMaN,s NOTES

The cothurn, or Greek sandal, has
by the chic folk, who dress right up
to the minute
Flower manufacturers are enlarging
their quarters, for the fabric flower
has come to stay. The chic Partisan
will not tolerate a faded natural
flower.
With the cheapening of the motor
runabout to less than $500, motor
clothes grow less expensive and more
charming, for. elegant simplicity ac-
centuates their beauty.
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1-2 cup raisins
IL cup currants
1-2 cup walnuts
l teaspoon cinnamon
/ teaspoon nutmeg
/ teaSnann soda

LIZ. cup WdlnutS r.. 49,. -. '---
1 teaspoon cinnamon
/ teaspoon nutmeg +. ,s 49,
L teaspoon soda ri. +:
/ 1-2 tablespoons hot water
Flour enough TO form stiff batter,
Drop by spoonfuls in pans and bake
in moderate oven. .,.....g
DATE LOAF CAKE
Very delicious)
pound dates latter stoning)
1 pound English walnut meats @.:
cup of pastry flour
2 rounding teaspoonfuls of baking
powder J r 49,: r.: :~ . .~-.
1-2 teaspoonful of salt ....:~.E
cup of. granulated sugar
A eggs, yolks and whites beaten sep
arately l.. 49," =. -..~.
/ teaspoon vanilla extract
Let dates and nut-meats be kept as
whole as possible. Sift over them the
flour, baking powder and salt sifted
together. Add sugar and mix. Beat
in the yolks, and lastly fold in the
whites Bake in moderate oven for
ione hour Warming: - Covt-N-'t re
with brown paper to prevent b.
ing. -. -~'. H. i.
EAST INDIAN SWEETMl
Soak watermelon rind in c Ia
ter for "a hours with 2 ounces IN
To 8 pounds of rind take Ids
iof brown sugar and pints o. der
vinegar, IL pound raisins. ces
stick cinnamon, / ounce wholel .,Tes
u ounces preserved ginger, l red pep
per shredded Boil until melon is
clear. Remove fruit and boil syrup
until thick. Pour over hot fruit and
Eseal. sliced mangoes can be used in
stead of watermelon rind. Ill.,. F.. =.
....s + DIVINITY FUDGE ~:..:
cups OF sugar ~. -
! cup of Karo korn syrup ~.
1 cup of boiling water r..
Boil until it forms a soft ball in wa
ter. Take Qua cup and pour over
lbeaten whites OF 1 eggs. Beat this
hard. Boil the rest until it is brittle
lin cold wates. Pour over egg mixture
and beat again until cream. A tea
spoonful of vanilla Ind one of chop
ped nuts should then be added. Pour
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covered with the. same silk that forms
the lining. Ribbon to match the silk
should form the drawing strings and
bows.
White lingerie dresses 4. of wolfe
eponage are being trimmed with
soutache effects in white embroidery
on tulle. ~.
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NW HE smart motoring costumes
Of today, are far CRY from
the cumbersome garments
worn BY motoris.s OF tho fair
sex 10 the early days Of au,einoblling.
The motor coat OF this srason Is per-
'fcction IN cut and lire and stylish
trimming details give II an Dir Of
gressef distinction. Every particle OF
super.luous weight iias been done away
with. and tho up 10 the minute Goa. is
- roomy. comfortable wrap "a whlcls
the most fastidious woman need have
no qualins about her appearance.
There is fancy. this season fer The
three-Quorter motor coat. but II is
never as practical az the 'cover air
model e.l very chic quarter auto
/. coat OF thi, seasons vintage is built
If shepherd checked worsted. Tired
throughout With bright colored plaid
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LIVERY kitchen should be equipped
with twine strings. Buy small
the bottom Of. the snout and turn tlle
edge up. Ming that. Put the ball of
twiLs In the funnel. letting the END
hang through the snont A little jsfk
across tive uptnrnsd edge of In ~
serve "a q Guitar.
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RECIPES TRIED AND FOUND VERY SUCCESSFUL BY
WOMEN OF HONOLULU

into buttered pans and when hard
enough cut into squares.
MARSHMALLOW CANDY
Soak tablespoon of Knox's gela-
tine in tablespoons of cold water.
Boil cup of granulated sugar with
three tablespoonful of water to the
soft ball stage. Add gelatfne and /
teaspoon of vanilla. Let stand until
partially COOL Beat about 90 minutes,
pour in dish that has been thickly
powdered with pulverized sugar. Dust
sugar over top, and when cold cut into
squares. Before putting in boxes, roll
in powdered sugar
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SandaIwood fans. the sticks curious
Iy carved, are fayorites this year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
Daysey Mayme and Her Folks
BY FRANCES L. GARsIDE.

ing on the homely beauty of the steel
blade in picturing the picturesque
lives Of those who made tin brief,
in growing outward-that she forgot
the hour and the potatoes appeared
on the table half raw.
Complaints did not bother Daysey
Mayme because she was cultivating
the habit of just being glad, and
though she heard grumblings, and
was two hours doing work that
should have been done in one fourth
the time, she felt herself growing
younger, and was repaid.
There was a time" said Daysey
Mayme, when a soap bubble sug-
gested the brevity OF life and filled
me with sorrow. Now that | am more
Joyous, 1t suggests roundness COM
pleteness, the fullness of life and
living"
Everything that Daysey Mayme
did that day was poorly done from
material point of view, but the mate-
rial does not govern one who is try-
ing to think new, live, trustful. hope
full, outgoing thoughts. and Daysey
Mayme was sustained by the convic-
ton that she had come into the right
relation with the laws that unlock
the resident power within her which
unfold individuality and make for
JOY and beauty.